DE1906965U - TWO-PIECE PACK WITHOUT STAPLING OR GLUE. - Google Patents

Description

Two-part pack without stapling or gluing

It is quite often necessary to have packs, especially transport packs in larger dimensions, instead of a folding box in the form of two overlapping cuffs. The most common The reasons for this are the possible change in the package height due to the complete or only partial sliding of the lid over the Bottom part or reinforcement of the side walls, in particular against stack load.

For this purpose, it is known to use faceplate blanks, which are then in place and place by stapling, gluing or by interlocking Pre-punched notches are locked, so that two half packs are created, of which the lid is larger than the bottom part and through Put a complete pack on top of each other, especially transport locks. pack is produced.

The two parts must then expediently by tying or Connect with wire, tape or glue connected to each other will.

There are now a number of cases where the consumer gets stuck or gluing in place is not possible, where on the other hand, however, the size of the blanks an interlocking of notched parts prohibits or does not form a sufficient security. "

Call: (0221) 23 83 80 FS: 08 881885 Bank: Dresdner Bank AG., Cologne No. 17090 Post check: Cologne 192950

St / M October 15, 1964

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The innovation is intended to remedy this. Via a faceplate, known design, made of cardboard, but in particular corrugated cardboard or similar materials, the at two precisely fixed points Has handle punchings, a cover part is pulled, the "from differs from the usual shape in that the flap parts to be folded inward are partly double and have locking tabs that are not plugged in or together in any way have to be, even holds. If this cover is at fixed points, which coincide exactly with the same points of the bottom part, handle has punchings in which the material on the attack surface is turned inwards, when the cover is pushed over the floor and hands reach through, one is formed for the practice sufficient interlocking of the two parts.

Through the double side walls on two sides even 4-f ^a CKEN side walls produces a very high stacking strength. If, for example, 20 kg of oranges are to be shipped in such a package, this point plays a very important role. In addition, with the blank for this particular case, there is the possibility of punching a window opening of any size in the lid without significantly affecting the stability of the pack.

An exemplary embodiment and the essential details are given in the drawings below.

Figure 1 shows the bottom part, with the usual transverse grooves a and b and the longitudinal grooves c and d, which are each worked out as slots in the outer flap parts, el and e2 show the punched handles.

Figure 2 shows the same blank half assembled.

Figure 3 shows the fully assembled blank, the bottom part of the packaging.

Claims (2)

St / Ui October 15, 1964 CW. SUE © EK Ο Λ 7 ■? Π 777 * 1'7 10 S ^ f G.m.b.H. Ι, Η. FIG. 4 shows the cover cut to size. Here, too, the creased lines a and "b show the usual division into transverse parts. The creased lines c and d show the same division in longitudinal lines, with the outer flap parts being separated by slits *. Extension parts I and II are hinged to the central parts that have remained and bent by double folds, to which flap parts I a and I b or II a and II b are hinged, which later represent the special locking of the blank. E 1 and e 2 show the handle punchings, with only the part protruding outward and the two narrow side parts are punched out, while the inwardly lying grip line is only kinked so that it can be bent inward. P then shows, for example, a punched out in the form of a window, as it can be attached in the lid without impairing the stability shows the blank half assembled. Figure 6 shows the fully assembled blank in a perspective view, how it is pulled over the lid part. Figure 7 shows the completely assembled pack. Protection claims: 1.) Two-part pack, without stapling or gluing, consisting of two everting blanks, made of cardboard, corrugated cardboard or similar materials, the bottom part being a faceplate in a conventional commercial form, characterized in that two handle-shaped cutouts at precisely defined points (Figure 1, el and e2) are provided and a cover part, in which extension ^flaps (Figure 4? I xai ^ ⁱ II) are hinged to a faceplate blank in a commercially known form and bent by double folds, to the lateral extension St / M October 15, 1964 HCH. SiESEK G. m. B. H. sheet parts (la, Ib and Ua, III) are articulated and characterized that two handles are punched in the cover blank which congruent to the same punchings of the bottom part form the later locking mechanism in that these handles are not cut out but are punched and folded inwards in terms of material at the edge of the handle. 2.) Protection claim according to 1, characterized in that in the cover part Air holes, window cutouts or similar cut-outs are provided. J.) Protection claim according to 1 and 2, characterized in that also Corresponding punchings for air holes, air slots and the like are punched out in the bottom part.