DE1969879U - CUT-OUT MADE OF CARDBOARD FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BAR INSERTS FOR SHIPPING BOXES. - Google Patents

Description

PATENT LAWYERS

Dr. W. SCHALK Dipl.-Ing. P. WIRTH · Dipl.-Ing. G. DANNENBERC Dr.V. SCHMIED-KOWARZIK Dr. P.WEINHOLD

6 FRANKFURTAM MAIN

CR. ESCHENHEIMER STR. 39

GUSTAY STABERNACK GMBH. Lauterbach / Hessen Dirlammer Strasse

A blank made of cardboard for the production of bridge inserts for sandboard boxes.

For me the production of web inserts for sandboard boxes, through which in the box, for example, four, six, eight or ten delimited square compartments or compartments for the use of the goods to be shipped in the box, such as bottles or cans and the like., Are always received at least two tape blanks are required, which are then used to form the above-mentioned compartments via folding or folding grooves in be bent in a certain way and put together by means of cutouts provided on them.

The subject of the present! Inflation is now a cut, which is designed so that each with a single blank web inserts for so-called. Yier, six, eight or Packs of ten can be produced, which means their Manufacturing and processing is simplified and cheaper.

The new blank and its processing, for example into a bar insert for packs of ten, are based on the Drawing described in more detail.

In this illustrative;

1 shows a customary blank for the production of a Yersand cardboard, for example rectangular in cross section ;

ig. 2 shows a view of a blank according to the invention for the production of a bridge insert with ten compartments or compartments for the said Yersand cardboard;

3 shows a view of the blank, which is bent to form the bar insert, in short, the goal of completion of the bar insert j

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 shipping box consists in a known manner of a board made of cardboard or corrugated cardboard, which is divided by folding or folding grooves 1 so is that when they are processed into cardboard, 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

■ on both sides a flap 2 or 5 and 4 or 5 which can be folded down around Palz grooves 2 or 3 and 4 ^a or 5 ^a , which form the bottom and top surfaces of the cardboard produced. The outer end and side walls 2 and 5 in the drawing are connected to the cardboard box in a manner known per se by gluing a narrow flap 2 arranged on said end wall 2 to said side wall 5. Using the blank described, a cardboard box is thus created obtained with a rectangular cross-section (Tgl. Pig. 5).

The new blank used for the production of a tenfold bridge insert for such a carton is according to Pig. 2 from a cardboard or corrugated cardboard strip, the length of which is each dimensioned so that from it after its processing ten equally sized compartments or Pächer for the use τοη plaschen or cans and the like. Can be obtained. This cut is divided into ten sections 15-24 by piazza or umbra grilling 6-14 divided, of which the sections 15 »17, 19 and · 21 of the Width of the end walls 2 and 3 of the cardboard blank and the sections 16, 18, 20, 22 and 23 each half the width correspond to the end walls 2 and 3 of the cardboard blank. The section 24, however, is dimensioned so that it has the length corresponds to the side walls 4 and 5 of the cardboard blank.

Said sections 15 »17, 19 and 21 each have a narrow cutout 15 in the middle on one side

or 17 ^a , 19 ^a and 21 ^a and the section. 24 provided with four cutouts 24 on the opposite side. Furthermore, the TJmbuglinie 12 separating the two sections 21 and 22 is provided on the side of the cutouts 15% 17 ^a , 19 ^a and 21 ^a up to half the height with an incision 12 ^a , and the same applies to the folding line 13, its incision 13 ^a, however, runs in the opposite direction. The end points of the aforementioned incisions 12 ^a and 13 ^a are connected to one another in section 22 by a folding groove 22.

! For the use of the blank as described as a bar insert for one of the blank according to Pig. 1 made cardboard are erected and with its shorter cutouts 15 ^a _s 17 ^a , 19 ^a and 21 ^a upwardly pointing blank, the sections 15-23 zigzag at right angles bent against each other, whereupon the section 24 m en with the section 23- and the upper half of section 22 around its folding line 22 upwards to approximately the horizontal of the upper half .des section 22 folded over and section 24 then from above with its cutouts 24 ^a one after the other into cutouts 21 ^a , 19 ^a , 17 ^a and 15 ^a of sections 21, 19? 17 and 15 is inserted, at the same time the upper half of the section 22 is pivoted from the horizontal again into the vertical (Fig. 4).

The insert constructed in this way can then be put in a sand box

be used as it is in Pig. 5 is Teransehaulient, whereby some of its surfaces can also be glued to the cardboard to hold it in place »

The goal part of gluing is that the cardboard box can be delivered with inserted web, so that the customer the web plug and insertion of the webs in the Cardboard box is saved »

In the same way, blanks for packs of four, six or eight can also be produced, in which case it is only ever necessary that with reference to Pig. 2 of the drawing, the two are attached to the longitudinal web the insert-forming section 24 adjoining sections 23 and 22 along their Umbugrillen 13 and 12 with each other directed and reaching to the center incisions 13 and 12 and the end points of these incisions are connected to one another by a Umbugrille 22 and here the incision 13 from the side of the cutouts and the incision 12 from the side of the cutout 21 after said Umbugrille 22 is carried out.

Claims (1)

RA.UO 469 * July 29, 67 Claim to protection Ribbon-shaped blank made of cardboard or corrugated cardboard for the production of ten-fold web inserts in particular for shipping cartons, characterized in that the blank is cut into seven fields by means of pallet or folding grooves (6-12) or sections (15-21) is subdivided, which alternately correspond to the width or half the width of the sandbox, on the last-mentioned section (21) through a folding groove (12) a section (22), on this through a folding groove (13) a further section (23) each half the width of the shipping carton and on the last-mentioned section (23) through a folding groove (14) a last section (24) ), the length of which corresponds to the length of the cardboard blank, in this case the sections (15, 17, 19 and 21) corresponding to the width of the cardboard blank on one side in the middle with suitably shorter cutouts (15 ^a , 17 ^a , 19 ^a and 21 ^a ) and the section (24) corresponding to the length of the cardboard blank is provided on the opposite side with four expediently longer ^{cutouts (24) that work together with the cutouts (15, 17, 19 and 21 a} ) mentioned, and furthermore the above-mentioned folding groove (12 ) on the side of the shorter cutouts (15% 17 ^a , 19 ^a and 21 ^a ) and the umbugrille (13) on the side of the cutouts (24) each up to half incised and the two end points of these incisions in the section (22) are connected by a transverse Umbugrille (22 ^a ). The patent attorney