DE1989772U - PACKAGING CONTAINER FOR WEETING GOODS. - Google Patents

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KALLE SHARES COMPANY

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description
for registration of

Company Allemann GmbH
Grafenwiesen

and the

KALLE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
Wiesbadeη-Biebrieh

for a utility model on a packaging container for wetting goods

The innovation relates to a packaging container for moist goods that require _a storage and transport container in the fresh air., In particular fresh fish in crushed crystal ice. Up to now, fresh fish has been layered with crushed crystal ice, packed in chip baskets

The previous packaging has the disadvantage ₃ that it is moisture-permeable and the liquid escaping from the packaging can impair and reduce the transport goods adjacent to them during transport.

The innovation has as its object _s a package for

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To propose wetting goods ₅ which does not have the disadvantages of the known ones and made it possible to enable such goods in the same cargo space without the risk of impairing other goods being carried along with them.

The innovation solves the problem by the 'packaging container for wetting goods ₉ which require fresh air for storage and transport in the container _s in particular fresh fish in crushed crystal ice _s which is characterized in that the packaging container consists of two containers that belong together _{s one} of which is tub-shaped and consists of water-impermeable plastic and a second, open-top, water-permeable container _s which is arranged to _{the water-impermeable collecting pan 3} that its side walls surround the outer surfaces of the side walls of the water-impermeable collecting pan and the bottom outer surface of the water-impermeable collecting pan and the bottom inner surface of the water-permeable container parallel and adjacent to each other get lost.

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The footprint of the renewal contemporary packaging container can be round or square _s is preferably a packaging container with a rectangular base. The side walls of the packaging container according to the innovation normally extend essentially vertically upwards from the bottom surface. In special cases, however, it is also possible for the wall surfaces to have an outwardly inclined arrangement. It is also possible to cover the openings _s ,, for example with a lid., Or in the case of the collecting trough of the packaging container of the collecting trough [renewal of the proper Verpaekungsbehältnisses., By the top portion der.Seitenwandungen is formed as a twist.

The outer container of the packaging container according to the innovation has the task of providing the packaging container with the necessary mechanical stability and torsion resistance. to give it a sense of character and thereby make it transportable and safe for transport. This container is therefore made of material of sufficient inherent rigidity and strength _s, for example, made of metal or plastic _a wood is particularly suitable.

The catch basin of renewal contemporary Verpaekungsbehältnisses has the task _s take the oozing contents.,

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Allow sufficient air supply to the packaged goods and to collect the liquid separated from the contents at the bottom of the drip tray. »The drip tray must be impermeable to liquids. Among liquid is to be understood substantially water ,, which separates itself from the packaged product _a which can contain this originating from the filling ingredients, "for example, the ₉ which is formed during melting of the ice and mixed with such aqueous liquids _s is on the surface of the fish stick or leak out of the fish. The catch pan of the renewal proper packaging container is expediently made of plastic _s preferably such that

also at temperatures around 0 C and at lower temperatures is sufficiently _impact-a, for example, polyolefin ,, impact polystyrene ,, but in particular impact-resistant PYC, It is particularly advantageous to use _s sumps ,, the thermoformed from sufficiently inherently stiff molded en films ,, in particular from the abovementioned plastics. ”In this context, impact-resistant PVC film should be understood to mean PVC film: _s that have at least the impact strength of emulsion PVC film. Impact-resistant PVC films preferably consist of PVC, which is provided with an impact-toughening component which does not make up more than 50% by weight of the PVC film. -

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Such impact-modifying components are: chlorinated polyolefines butadiene-acrylonitrile copolymers _s polyacrylic acid and / or polymethacrylic acid ester copolymers also copolymers based on butadiene-acrylonitrile and PVC.

Which can be further amplified by appropriate formation of the well wall made of the tub due to the film has ownmost! Stiffness of the film material excellent dimensional stability _s.

The joining of the two containers to form the packaging container according to the innovation is therefore effortless by hand feasible and the filling of the drip pan with filling material runs without difficulties. With a tub If the film is not sufficiently rigid, their The side walls collapse inwards and thus make it more difficult to fill the collecting tray with material «,.

The tub is generally about 300 'thick. however, it is also possible to add tubs with a smaller or larger wall thickness. use. Collecting trays with Thinner wall thickness than 300 u are part of the.

according to the renewal packaging container only applicable. if there is a risk of damaging the drip pan

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mechanical impact is low _s sump trays with wall thicknesses thicker than 300, u will remain limited to special cases for price reasons.

The height of the side walls corresponds to the drip pan either the height of the walls of the container surrounding the tub or is lower than this-

The drip pan can sewing _s if necessary by means of known fastening means, such as stitching, staples, nailing, gluing or by which they are connected by tabs at one or more locations surrounding container. The attachment will be made in the upper area of the side walls of the packaging container. It is particularly advantageous if the improved air supply to the medium and to increase the mechanical stability of the drip pan in the side walls of the collecting tray a plurality of substantially from the upper edge of the side wall toward the bottom of the tub to extend ~ _s outwardly facing corrugations or grooves are molded. These beads or grooves can be present in different numbers and be designed differently in width or depth. The shape of the beads is not critical, they can be rectangular, semicircular, triangular, trapezoidal and other shapes.

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To increase the air supply yet, it is also possible ,, narrow in the beads of the drip pan _s bring razor-* cut fine slits.

In order to prevent the entire surface of sensitive filling material on the bottom of the drip pan or the sensitive filling material lying in the liquid that collects on the bottom of the drip pan _s so that the product rests on it and does not come into constant contact with the liquid that has accumulated on the bottom of the tub = the elevation can be groove-like and in the form of a circular ring or an ellipse, for example. Parallel or intersecting grooves are also suitable one or more square or rectangular grooved bulges. A grid of a plurality of hump-like elevations can also be used6 n place a thicker slatted frame. Such a grate can be made of wood, for example. A wooden grate is therefore particularly useful in the cases mentioned, because

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do not collect any amounts of liquid on its contact surface ₉ but penetrate the wood and drip downwards »

In the drawing, the new packaging container explained,

1 shows a top view of a packaging container ₉ according to the innovation, FIG. 2 shows a longitudinal section through a packaging container according to the innovation and FIG. 3 shows a cross section through such a container, FIG. Figo 5 shows in A ₉ B and C and D different options for the design of the beads. Fig. 6 shows .Beadsj which are provided with horizontally running, razor-fine slits and Fig. 7 shows a collecting tray _s, the side walls of which are designed as an impact in the upper part. Fig. 8 shows a cross section through a collecting tray ₃ whose bottom inwardly facing formations which _s in FIG. 9 is a plan view shown in this collecting tray, in which the formations appear as circular rings. FIG. 10 shows in cross section a packaging container _a according to the invention, the collecting pan of which is designed as shown in FIG.

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In Fig. 1, 1 means the side wall of the tub-shaped collecting container, 2 the wall surface of the container surrounding the collecting tub, 3 a bead in the side wall 1 of the collecting _{tub 5,} 4 the bottom surface of the container surrounding the collecting tub and 5 the bottom surface of the collecting tub, β means groove-shaped elevations in the bottom 5 of the drip tray.

In Fig. 2, I ₃ 2 _S 3 ₅ k and 5 have the same meaning as in Fig. 1. 7 means a slatted frame standing on the floor of the drip tray.

In Fig. 3 I ₅ 2 _S 3 _S ^ ₅ 5 and 7 have the same meaning as in Fig. 2.. ■ ■

In Fig. H 1 denotes the side wall of the collecting trough 5 _s the Bodenfläehe the collecting trough 3 and a molded into the side wall of the collecting trough bead.

In FIG. 5, under a, a rectangular _{bead is shown in cross section, under b a rounded s,} under c a zigzag and under d a trapezoidal bead.

Fig. 6 shows a bead 3 in the side wall 1 of a

KALLE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT

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Catch sump _s which is provided with several horizontally running, razor-cut slits 8.

In Fig. 7, 1 and 3 has the aforementioned meaning, 9 means the part of the side wall 1 of the drip pan designed as an impact.

In Fig. 8, 1 means the side wall of the collecting tray, 5 the bottom surface of the drip pan and 10 in the bottom surface inwardly directed annular elevations.

In Fig. 9, 5 denotes the bottom surface of the drip pan and 1, the side walls of the collecting tray, 10 mean again the elevations in the bottom 5 of the drip pan.

In Fig. 10 has 1, 2-, previously described.

5 and 10 mean the same as

Claims (6)

1. Packaging container for wetting goods that require fresh air for storage and transport in the container, especially fresh fish in crushed crystal ice _s characterized in that the packaging container consists of two containers that _belong together, one of which is trough-shaped and made of water-impermeable plastic, - and a second, open-topped, water-permeable container, which is so too the water-impermeable drip pan is arranged that its side walls the outer sides of the Surrounding the side walls of the water-impermeable drip pan and the bottom outer surface of the water-impermeable The drip pan and the inner bottom surface of the water-permeable container run parallel and adjacent to one another. 2. Packaging container according to claim I _3, characterized in that in the side walls of the collecting trough a plurality of outwardly facing beads or grooves are formed substantially from the upper edge of the side wall towards the bottom of the trough to extend. KALLE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT GbmJöOA Our sign day sheet FP-Dr.Wa-sch January 22, 1968 12 3. Packaging container according to claims 1 and 2 _S, characterized ₃ that the bottom surface of the collecting trough has at least one inwardly directed elevation. 4. Packaging container according to claims 1 to 3 _S, characterized in that the collecting tray consists of impact-resistant PVG film ^{even at temperatures below O 0 C.} 5. Packaging container according to claims 1 to k ₃ characterized _s that the collecting tray is made of impact-resistant PVC Polie was prepared by the thermoforming process. 6. Packaging container according to claims I ₉ 2, and 5j characterized _s that on the inner bottom surface of the water-impermeable container is a slatted wooden.