DE1875467U - FRUIT DIVAS. - Google Patents

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There are fruit crates made of a wide variety of materials known. As far as such crates made of cardboard, corrugated cardboard and the like. Materials are manufactured, they generally require a fairly large input of material and are accordingly expensive, or it is a combination with wood, plastic and similar required, which also has a quite significant impact on the price, in particular since this generally requires a considerable amount of work are.

Here, the! Firing should be made by the simplest manufacturing and cheap Installation costs provide a remedy. Sin cut out of corrugated cardboard, cardboard or similar material contains longitudinal and transverse grooves., moreover There are incisions at two opposite points for the formation of valley flaps. If necessary, additional Incisions, in particular also partial or half-cuts, for the formation of interlocks, notches, .handgrip punchings etc. are attached.

When assembling the blank, simple Flap, reinforced edges with an overlying material cladding, the crates slipping when they are nested

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RA.307 385-10.5.65

HCH. SIEGEL St / M May 10, 1963 Βία »- 2 -

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switched off or part of the bent parts is folded inwards and thus achieve double sidewalls, whereby also a proportionately good stacking is possible. In these cases, too, an outer cladding is formed by a kink in the material that prevents it from slipping in the largely avoids stacked condition. The assembled blanks are fixed in place with a few staples.

The fruit crate is in this form for quick, one-way shipping, in particular Tomatoes, fruits, etc. well suited.

The production can be seen in detail from the accompanying drawings. In Figure I, which shows an example of implementation, the blank contains two spiral lines a and b running over the entire length. In the transverse direction c, d, e, f, g, h, i and k run. In lines f and g are respectively cut into the outer parts from above and below to form the necessary flap parts.

In Figure II, the formation of the tray is shown in the assembly. First the scoring lines c and f down, the scoring lines d and e up turned. This creates a ζieliharmonikaf-shaped headboard. The same applies analogously to the grooves g, h, i and k. The ones severed by the incisions Middle parts are raised around the grooves a and b and then form a doubling with the retaining edge protruding upwards, as in right part of Figure II can be seen.

In Figure III, this folding is shown again in continued form.

Figure IV shows, for example, a slightly modified embodiment, here are the grooves a and b running lengthways over the blank in their outer ones

Displacements continued as incisions, for the formation of flaps. In landscape format running grooves c, e, f, g, h and k run - generally over the whole width, while the intermediate grooves d and i only over the central track of the cut run. In the crease lines c and k there are also small incisions, which are continued as ileal cuts to the connecting groove d, 1, m, η and o. -

Claims (2)

RA.307 385-tt5.63 // HCH. WINNER . GmbH. St / M May 10, 1933 sheet - The parts ρ and q optionally show the possibility of incisions, which allow access to the fruit crate in order to be able to easily remove the layer above. Another embodiment, for example, makes it possible to attach handle punch-outs or the like instead of these two partial cuts. In Figure V, the assembly of the fruit crate is shown. In this case, part materials are first raised around the grooves a and b, and the flaps that are formed are placed one on top of the other inwards. Then the side parts are folded over at the grooves e and d or k and i and, as shown in FIG. VI, turned inwards around the groove f or g. As a result, raised boundary surfaces and a clearly perceptible edge are formed on the outside, which makes it possible to place the fruit crates on top of each other. Protection claims; 1.) Fruit trays, made from a single cut, made of corrugated cardboard, cardboard, plastic or similar Material, provided in the usual form longitudinally and transversely with grooves and incisions, characterized in that it extends through the Dimension arrangement · of the transverse lines made of a zigzag-shaped piece of material a double reinforced top edge results and at the same time a rear or rear and side material boundary is reached. 2.) Protection claim according to 1, characterized in that between the two grooves forming the stacking edge are incisions and half-cuts. 3 «) Protection claim according to 1 and 2, characterized in that on the side or The head divides incisions, handles or other air hole punchings available. 4 ·) Protection claim according to 1-3, characterized in that the fruit crates with a few staples or glue in a ready-to-use condition is moved.