DE1956574U - CUT-OUT MADE OF CARDBOARD FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BAR INSERTS FOR SHIPPING BOXES. - Google Patents

Description

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FATEN ADVOCATE

dr. W. Schalk dipl.-ing. Peter Wirth

DIPL.-ING.G. E. M.DANNENBERG DR. V. SCH M I ED-KOWARZI KL

"FRANKFURT AM MAIN jg jp cc

OR. ESCHENHEIMER STR. 39

GÜSTAY STiBlRIiGK GI-IBH.

Lauterbaeh / Hessen
Dirlammer Strasse

ius cardboard existing blank for production of web inserts for sandboard boxes.

Purely the production of bridge inserts for shipping boxes, through which in the box six demarcated Jacher or ibteile for use in the box to be shipped Goods such as bottles or cans and the like are received, so far at least two tape blanks have always been required, which are then bent over in a certain way and by means of folding or folding grooves in order to form the compartments mentioned cutouts provided on them are plugged together.

The subject matter of the invention is a blank which is designed in this way is that bar inserts for so-called six-packs are produced with a single blank can, whereby their production is simplified and cheaper.

The new cut and its processing for the bar insert

are described in more detail with reference to the drawing ".

Illustrated in this

Fig. 1 shows a customary blank for the production of in cross-section "for example rectangular Yersandkartons;

Pig. 2 shows a view of a blank according to the invention for the production of a bridge insert with six lines or parts for the said Yersand cardboard;

Fig. 3 is a view of the for forming the bar insert curved cut shortly before the completion of the bar insert;

Fig. 4 is a view of the completed bar insert and

FIG. 5 shows a plan view of a cardboard box produced from the blank according to FIG. 1 with a cardboard inserted into it bar insert according to the invention.

The blank used for the production of the sandboard consists of a sheet of cardboard in a manner known per se or corrugated cardboard, which is divided by folding or folding grooves 1 so is that when they are processed into a cardboard box, two end walls 2 and 3 and two side walls 4 and 5, respectively, are obtained will. Is on the face and side walls mentioned

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on both sides one around crease grooves 2 or 3 and 4 bzxtf. foldable flaps 2 or 3 and 4 or 5 arranged,

the bottom and top surfaces of the cardboard produced ". The connection of the end and side walls 2 and 5 on the outside in the drawing to the carton takes place in an in a known manner by gluing a narrow tab 2 arranged on said end wall 2 with said Side wall 5. Using the blank described, a cardboard box with a rectangular cross-section is thus obtained obtain.

The new blank used for the production of a six-fold web insert for such a carton is according to Fig. 2 from a cardboard or corrugated cardboard strip, the length of which is the length of the blank used to manufacture the cardboard is equivalent to. This cut is made by EaIz- or Umbugrillen 6-10 divided into six sections 11-16, of which the sections 11 and 14 + 15 are the width of the end walls 2 and 3 of the cardboard blank and the sections 12 + 13 and 16 correspond to the width of the side walls 4 and 5 of the cardboard blank. Said folding line 7 is arranged in the blank in such a way that the section 12 delimited by it in width one third of the width of the side walls 4 and 5 of the cardboard blank and the section 13 bounded by it two thirds the width of the side walls 4 and 5 of the cardboard blank.

The folding line 9 separating the two equally wide sections 14 and 15 is ^{provided with an incision 9 a} up to half its height, and the same applies to the folding line 10,

but whose incision 1O ^a runs in the opposite direction. The end points of the aforementioned incisions 9 ^a and 10 ^a are connected to one another in section 15 by a folding groove 17.

Furthermore, the sections 11 and 13 are at their outer edge in the Center each with a narrow cutout 18 or 19 and the Section 16 on the opposite edge with two narrow cutouts 20 provided.

J ¹ Ur the use of the blank described as a bar insert for one from the blank according to lig. 1, the sections 11-15 are bent at right angles to each other when the blank is erected, whereupon the section 16 together with the upper half of the section 15 is folded outwards around its folding line 17 outwards into the horizontal and the section 16 then vertically around the folding line 10 is erected at the top (Pig. 3) and finally the section 16 is folded down around the folding line 17 until its cutouts 20 snap into the cutouts 18 and 19 of the sections 11 and 13, at the same time the upper half of the section 15 from the The horizontal is swiveled back into the vertical (! Ig.4)

The insert constructed in this way can then be put in a sandbox be used as it is in 3? ig. 5 is illustrated where

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to hold some of its surfaces, also with the box can be glued.

The gate part of gluing is that the box is delivered with a bridge so that the customer can get the bridge as well as inserting the bars is saved.

Claims (1)

RA, 022 474 * 13.1-67 Protection claim Ribbon-shaped blank to be ordered from cardboard or corrugated cardboard for the production of six-fold web inserts for sandboard boxes, characterized in that the cut, the length of which corresponds to the respective length of the cut used for the production of the sandboard box, is cut into six grooves (6-10) Sections (11-16) is subdivided in such a way that the sections (11 and 14 + 15) of the width of the end walls (2 and 3) of the cardboard blank and the sections (12 + 13 and 16) of the width of the side walls (4 and 5) of the cardboard blank, here the folding line (7) provided between the sections (12 and 13) is arranged in the blank so that the section (12) delimited by it is one third of the width of the side walls (4 and 5) of the cardboard blank and the portion (13) bounded by it in the width is two thirds of the width of the side walls (4 and 5) of the cardboard blank, further that the two equally wide sections middle (Η and 15) dividing folding line (9) and the folding line (10) separating the two sections (15 and 16) in the opposite direction up to half the height with incisions (9 ^a or 1O ^a ) connected by a folding groove (17) and the sections (11 and 13 and 16) are equipped with cutouts (18 and 19 or 20) that can be pushed into one another. The patent attorney