DE1911966U - CONTAINER. - Google Patents

Description

RA.009 983-8.1.6

PATENT LAWYERS

DR. ING. A. VAN DERWERTH DR. FRANZ LEDERER

HAMBURG-HARBURG 8 MUNICH 8

Wl LSTO R FE R STR. 32 - TEL. (0411) 770861 LUCI LE-GRAHN-STR. 22 - TEL. IO 8111 440846

Munich, January 7, 1965 I / P

Applicant: UILLEVER Ή.Y., Museumpark 1, Rotterdam, Holland

"Container"

The present innovation "relates to containers and concerns especially containers for the storage of bulk goods.

Large containers for the storage of bulk goods (i.e. those with a volume of 0.5-5 m) are generally used Made of heavy cardboard or the like, can be reinforced with wooden slats and can be used, for example, when attaching a suitable polyethylene lining or the like. Can be used to store frozen peas in bulk.

Such containers are often placed on pallets and stacked on top of one another during storage. To allow this, the containers must be reinforced by vertical battens that are arranged lengthways in each corner of the container jacket.

Until now, the reinforcement battens generally had to be attached to the container jacket by means of adhesive tape, which does not always stick and is uncomfortable to handle.

According to the innovation, a container jacket is disclosed and formed from a blank of a suitable material, e.g. cardboard, with support slats running lengthways inside each corner are arranged by inwardly protruding strips formed from the blank, be pushed through.

DEUTSCHE BANK AC. HARBURC 66/11552 POST CHECK: HAMBURC 117320

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Another difficulty "was that the coat for such a container only by expensive stitching Suitable cuts for the formation of the jacket could be produced. This problem was compounded by makes it difficult that, because of the size of such containers, several blanks are often stapled together to form one container had to be.

According to another feature of the innovation, there are therefore two pieces of suitable container material to be formed of a container shell joined together by an inwardly protruding strip formed on one part, through a correspondingly arranged slot in the other part and the two parts together be held by inserting a support bar through the strip.

In a particularly advantageous embodiment of the innovation Both of these problems can be solved by the same measure, i.e. by having the support slats through a or several inwardly protruding strips, which are formed from the blank, are pushed through.

The container jacket can be made from a blank of suitable material, the ends of which are joined together are made by a lath, or from several blanks that are joined by several laths.

The container shell may have hinged flaps to form the lid and bottom of the container or it separate end pieces can optionally be provided.

A container according to the innovation can also be reinforced with which are wrapped around the outside of the container, be reinforced.

An embodiment of the innovation is shown as an example Described with reference to the accompanying schematic drawings. In the drawings shows:

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Pig. 1 is a perspective view of a container shell according to the innovation;

Fig. 2 shows one of two blanks which are used for the in I ¹ Ig. container jacket shown are required;

3 shows a detail of a corner of the container shell;

ig. 4 shows a detail of the joining of the ends of the Container jacket, and

Pig. 5 shows a section in the direction AA of the pig. 4 °

The one in Pig. The container shell shown in Fig. 1 is as in Pig. 2, formed from two blanks 2, which are supported by two support slats 3 are joined together. These support slats 3 together with two other support slats 4 are inside the animal corners of the container shell arranged lengthways to provide support for one pallet and another stacked vertically To give container. Reinforcement battens 5, which are attached around the outside of the container jacket by steel straps 6 provide "reinforcement to the outside of the container and prevent the walls from bulging when." the container is filled.

Strips 7 are formed in the container jacket by slitting open the container material, and the strips thus formed are folded inwards at the corners. Thereafter, the support slats are passed through the strips 7, as in FIG Pig. 1 shown.

Like from Pig. 4 as can be seen, the ends of the blanks are joined together by the interaction of some strips 7, Support slats 3 and slots 8 cut out in the blank. An end portion of each blank that makes up a number of strips 7, an end portion containing the slits 8 overlaps, the strips are passed through the slits carried out and the support slats 3 are pushed through the strips (see. Pig. 1, 4 and 5).

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A sample of this embodiment was made from 54.4 kg of double-walled, corrugated cardboard (i.e. with a

ρ total minimum weight of 88 kg per 93 m, as specified in the current British Transport Commission acceptance table) and had the dimensions 114 x 94 x 122 cm high, with 10 χ 5 cm wooden support slats on the inside and 5 x 2.5 cm Wooden reinforcement slats on the outside. The box jacket had a base plate made of 54.4 kg of solid cardboard (i.e. minimum weight of 159 kg per 93 m) that led to the inner Dimensions of the jacket fitted so that it closed the bottom of the box jacket. A black polyethylene lining, 102 122 χ 193 cm inside the container, filled with peas and reinforced with a 1.3 cm rayon Sealed with adhesive tape.

Claims (2)

P.A. 009 983 * -8.1.65 Protection claims .) Container jacket from a cut of a suitable one Material, e.g. cardboard, characterized by support slats (3, 4) to reinforce a pallet, which are in Are arranged lengthways within each corner, by means of inwardly protruding strips (7), which are formed from the container jacket blank are pushed through. 2.) Container jacket, characterized in that two parts of a suitable container material with each other are connected to form the container jacket by an inwardly protruding strip (7) formed in one part by a suitably arranged one Slot (8) is carried out in the other part and the two parts are held together, in that a support lath (3, 4) is passed through the strip (7).