DE1952383U - PACKAGING FOR WRITING DEVICES. - Google Patents

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.556 208 * 25.10.66

DR. A. MENTZEL _ä ι r> λ-, j. ·, Ar, rr

506 REFRATH in Cologne, October 18, 1966

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PATENT ANWÄLTE TELEPHONE: BENSBEHG 6 4200

Helgo Kannenberg
Elbach via Engelskirchen Packaging for writing implements

The invention relates to a glazing for writing implements,

It is known to use writing implements, such as fountain pens, ballpoint pens, mechanical pencils, etc., in an elongated top side open box-shaped lower part with an insert that receives it and protects it against displacement during transport to be packaged, generally a cover that extends over the lower part and is preferably transparent is.

These inserts have either been made of fabric, in particular velvet, which is, however, relatively expensive and expensive not suitable for the packaging of cheap writing implements.

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On the other hand, you have a relatively thin insert © Strips made of a flexible foam material are used. However, these inlays were not capable of the writing instrument to take up safely and prevent shifts. This is not just about the packaging of a single writing instrument, but particularly annoying when packing two writing implements in one and the same packaging, since the seller is forced to put the devices back in order.

One also has to avoid accidental shifting, and cluttering of writing instruments to prevent deposits with Rubber bands or the like are used. This not only improves the manufacturing process, but also the packaging itself expensive »

In accordance with the invention it is therefore provided that the known Way consisting of a foam sheet insert a recess running through it with the contours of the insert Writing implement and © inen or several, the elongated recess has bridging narrow webs.

The recess limits the writing instrument on all sides and prevents it from moving. The the recess across Bridging narrow webs, however, keep the writing instrument at a small distance from the bottom of the box-shaped Lower part, so that it is still resiliently held in the lower part despite the recess in the insert.

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An equivalent effect could only be achieved with the aid of a foam sheet or the like by arranging a Achieve a groove instead of a punched recess. Such a groove only partially affects the writing instrument takes up, but would be extremely difficult and thus expensive to manufacture. In contrast, the production of deposits According to the above teaching, it is extremely simple, since the recesses, with the exception of the webs that remain standing, are simply made can punch out of a flat sheet of foam.

The invention is explained in more detail below in exemplary embodiments with reference to the drawing. It shows:

Mg. 1 shows a longitudinal section through an inventive Packaging;

Mg. 2 a top view of the insert of the packaging in Mg. 1j

Fig. 3 shows another design of the insert and

Mg. 4 a further modification of an insert according to the invention.

Me in Pig. 1 comprises a box-shaped package elongated lower part 1, a writing implement 3 carrying Insert 4 and an overlapping and preferably transparent cover 2.

The shape of the insert 4 si oh from Fig. 2. How to. sees is in an otherwise flat plate made of white elastic Foam introduced a recess, which consists of parts 7, 8 and 9 and the contours of the writing implement to be packaged, here a ballpoint pen. There are two narrow transverse webs between the three parts of the recess 5 and 6. These transverse webs carry the writing instrument inserted into the recess elastically by, as from Fig. 1 can be seen, squeeze a little. As a result, the writing instrument is held immovably in the recess, but still does not touch the bottom of the lower part 1.

The modified embodiment of the insert 4a shown in FIG. 3 serves to hold a fountain pen which is inserted diagonally, preferably for decorative purposes. Here, too, the parts 7a, 8a and Sa of the recess are interrupted by transverse webs 5a and 6a.

Finally, FIG. 4 shows an insert 4b for a collective packaging a ballpoint pen and a fountain pen. The recess consisting of parts 7b, 8b and 9b, which is through the Web 5b and 6b is interrupted, is used to accommodate the Ballpoint pen, while the other, consisting of the parts 10b and 11b recess, which is only through a single web 12b is interrupted, serves to hold the fountain pen.

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You can, of course, instead of one or two If necessary, also arrange transverse webs three or more webs. In general, however, it is the arrangement of two Cross bars completely sufficient.

Claims (1)

RA.556208 * 25.ίαβ6 Schmtzansprftohg Packaging for writing implements, consisting of an elongated, Open, box-shaped lower part on top, one that can be placed on top of this and overlaps it at the side Lid and an insert in the lower part that accommodates the writing instrument and secures it against displacement at the! JOrane ^ port, characterized in that the existing in a known manner from a foam sheet Insert (4) a recess (7, 8, §) running through it with the contours of the writing instrument to be inserted (3) and has one or more narrow webs (5, 6; 12b) bridging the elongated recess.