DE1894675U - CARTON AND SIMILAR PACKAGING FOR MEALWORMS AND OTHER LARVAE. - Google Patents

Description

PA 201261

ludwigshafen / Rhein, 17 ο 3 19014

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flTt & B.

Karl "Claus
^: Inhe Grebr.- Glaus
LimbuT'gerhof / Palatinate
Bruclweg 2

Patent attorney

Bipl "= * Xng" Adolf Höfischer

Richarä-Wagnerstrasse 22

Cardboard box and similar packaging for J larvae

Mealworms and other larvae "which _ζ β Β β used as birdseed, require careful packing ₉ .which living organisms during transport or storage, except for the food and air access allows Man has used previously prismatic boxes with hinged lid, but set them up carefully Monitoring required The foot of the foot requires a lot of work and yet is not reliable, so that losses @ intr @ f.en _o -

The invention avoids these and other disadvantages associated therewith. It relates to a carton or a similar package crafted for mealworms and other larvae, which "for - the transport and lockable for storage by means of a hinged lid _e is in contrast to previous designs and

has eohljißeinrichtungen on such a cardboard box the innovation the feature on «that the free walls . Packaging at its upper edge to the outside 'out = Form curved wall strips as well as the hinged cover around the width of the wall strips in its length and Width is expanded and in its closed position mit'den Strips and that the © curved wall strips with the hinged cover for transport and are connected for storage «.

The ¹ 'bonding may be accomplished by stitching · = strip- -Klebestreifen, staples, or by ge "* · faltete- and aufsohiebbare bars ^ which S ₀ B ₀ due to their-Eiastizität the sand of the hinged lid firmly off

is in the description with reference to the Drawing of exemplary embodiments explained in more detail

Figure 1 shows a diagram of the box open hinged lid, while Figure 2 shows the box in the closed state. In the Figure 3 is a diagrammatic representation of another type of closure. . .. · ■ ·. .

According to the drawing, 1 means the box with a hinged lid 2 _e. The free walls, which therefore do not support the hinged lid, are bent outwards at their upper edge and here form bent-out wall strips 3 »Like Figure 1, the hinged lid 2 is about the width the wall tire 5 expanded in its length and width,

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so that ®r covers exactly in his Sehließlage Si © wall strip * This is one iix able "to. swiveled-in folding deck®! "stripes on the mentioned Wandungs to staple or bind * In one case © serve staples 4 or _o tape ,,

QemäB the figure. 3 lcaan the afediohtenda and safe® connection; aMoh are made by means of folded strips 5, which can consist of an elastic material and thereby also improve the connection. In addition, these strips can be attached using adhesive strips. . '

The curved wall strips with the extended Klappd @ ek @ l _s enable the connection S ₀ B ₀ duroh adhesive strips to speed through staples or strips and achieve it »

The described box is the one known per se Senau openings β with fine sieves. the sides «= walls- on "

Claims (1)

S ehutgane claims , Cardboard and similar packaging for meal worms and other Jiaryen ₉ which can be locked for transport or storing fiir ^v by means of a hinged cover characterized in that the remaining free country © of the cartons (1). form wall strips (5) sucked out at their upper edge by splitting them » • 'the hinged cover 4 ^') around the width © of the strips' (3) is expanded in length and breadth and in the . SenlieSl & g® ends with & © n stripes and that the sucked out Wands.t "reif @ n with the hinged lid for • the transport, -un: d are connected for the storage, ο carton Eaeh claim I ₉ characterized-, ■ that ala Ye'rbindebshelf © adhesive strips, booklet · » - ■ - 3ο Cardboard-marked according to address I ₉ or 1 and 2 ₉ »■: *> characterized * by foldable strips (5) as connecting means ο. ■