DE202014103127U1 - Transport and presentation packaging with positive goods receptacles - Google Patents

Abstract

Cardboard transport and presentation packaging (1) for a plurality of goods, with a plurality of side walls (4); a packaging base (5); and a goods receiving floor (7), the goods receiving floor (7) being arranged above the packaging base (5) and having a plurality of form-fitting goods receptacles (8) which are each adapted to the external geometry of the goods, characterized in that the packaging (1) is designed such that when the packaging (1) is moved from the flat, fastened state of the cut of the packaging (1) to the erected state of the packaging (1), the packaging base (5) is closed and the goods receiving base (7) is in its end position above the packaging base (5) is pivoted.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The invention relates to a transport and presentation packaging made of cardboard for a plurality of goods. The package has a plurality of side walls, a package bottom and a merchandise receiving floor. The goods receiving base is arranged above the packaging base and has a plurality of positive goods receptacles, which are each adapted to the outer geometry of the goods.

packaging 1 each one deden also referred to as goods trays and are used for packaging and for sales-friendly presentation of goods in the trade. The goods are, in particular, piece goods or packaged bulk goods, which are in a primary packaging. These primary packages are then packaged in the warp tray representing the secondary packaging and placed on the shelf at retail. The goods may in particular be tubes, tubes, cartons or blister packs.

It should be understood that in the discussion of the present invention, structural reference will be made to "surfaces" (eg, "side surface", "bottom surface") when describing the flat unfastened condition of the blank of the package. In the flat or erected attached state of the packaging, on the other hand, there is functional talk of "walls" (eg "sidewall") or the "floor". In this application, the term sidewall is used regardless of whether it is a side sidewall, a back sidewall, or a front sidewall.

STATE OF THE ART

In the prior art, cardboard shipping and presentation packages for a variety of goods are well known. The packages have a plurality of side walls, a package bottom, and a merchandise receiving floor. The goods receiving base is arranged above the packaging base and has a plurality of positive goods receptacles, which are each adapted to the outer geometry of the goods.

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The invention has for its object to provide a transport and presentation packaging made of cardboard for a plurality of goods that receives the goods form-fitting, yet simple in design and can easily spend from the flat state in the erected state.

SOLUTION

The object of the invention is achieved with the features of the independent claims.

Further preferred embodiments according to the invention can be found in the dependent claims.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The invention relates to a transport and presentation packaging made of cardboard for a plurality of goods. The package has a plurality of side walls, a package bottom and a merchandise receiving floor. The goods receiving base is arranged above the packaging base and has a plurality of positive goods receptacles, which are each adapted to the outer geometry of the goods. The packaging is designed such that, when the packaging is moved from the flat, attached state of the blank of the packaging into the erected state of the packaging, the packaging bottom is closed and the goods receiving base is pivoted into its end position above the packaging bottom.

The packaging is formed from a blank of cardboard - in particular corrugated board or solid board. Preferably, the blank consists of only one part. But he can also have several parts. The blank made of cardboard to produce the new packaging is initially produced in flat unfolded state. In the next step, the blank is folded at the designated bending lines (in particular creasing lines, score lines, perforation lines, etc.) to firmly connect certain parts of the package together (in particular by gluing or sticking), so that the fastened state is achieved. After that, the packaging is still flat and therefore easy to stack. This state is therefore referred to in this application as a flat-mounted state. If the package is then further manipulated to form the commodity chambers and to create the interior, the final state achieved thereby is referred to as an upright state.

Now, the package is designed so that the two trays automatically assume their desired position when the package is moved from the flat-mounted state to the erect state. It is therefore a self-righting packaging, whose Handling is significantly simplified compared to the prior art. The packaging itself thus has a simplified structure and can in particular consist of a one-piece blank made of cardboard. Automatic self-erection reduces the number of sources of error when handing the package to the erect state by hand, so that more reliable results can be achieved in a shorter time. In a folding and erection of the packaging by means of a machine, the mechanical design effort is reduced. But the erection by hand is much easier.

The transport and presentation packaging or the goods tray is particularly well suited for the sales-friendly presentation of goods in the trade. The goods may in particular be tubes, tubes, cartons or blister packs. In particular, these are goods that are presented in an upright position. In order to secure and ensure this upright position, the goods are held in a form-fitting manner in the goods receptacles of the goods receiving floor. Such a presentation offers z. As for toothpaste tubes, creams, vitamin tablets, batteries, etc. on.

The package may include a straightening means formed therethrough, which is configured and arranged to contact one of the side walls of the package as the package is being moved from the flat, attached condition of the blank of the package to the erected condition of the package such that the merchandise tray is in place End position is pivoted above the packaging tray. This position above the bottom of the package and spaced it allows to pass the respective goods in part through the goods receiving tray in the direction of the bottom of the package, so that the product ultimately rests with its lower end on the bottom of the packaging and is held laterally by the goods receiving. This desired position of the goods receiving floor is automatically taken when moving the package to its final position.

The erecting means may be formed as a erecting flap, which is connected to the goods receiving floor. The Aufrichtklappe is then pivoted away in the course of the movement so that it ultimately extends perpendicular to the goods receiving base down and rests against the respective side wall.

The goods receiving floor can be firmly connected to the packaging bottom. This solid connection can be achieved in particular by gluing or plugging. By this fixed connection, the two desired movements - namely the closing movement of the bottom of the packaging and the erection movement of the goods receiving floor - coordinated with each other.

The goods receiving floor may be formed in two parts. But it is also possible that the goods receiving base is integrally formed or has three or more parts.

If the goods receiving base is formed in two parts, the first goods receiving bottom part may be firmly connected to a first side wall and the second receiving bottom part fixed to an opposite second side wall. In this case, the parting plane between the two goods receiving floor parts can in particular coincide with a longitudinal center plane of the packaging. The first goods receiving bottom part may include a first erecting flap and the second goods receiving bottom part having a second erecting flap, wherein the erecting flaps contact opposite side walls. In this way, the two goods receiving floor parts are coordinated in the desired position parallel to the packaging bottom brought.

The goods receptacles may each have a recess with a round cross section. Such a configuration is used for the positive reception of goods with a round cross section, ie in particular tubes, tubes, etc. The goods receptacles can also have recesses with a different cross section, which is adapted to the outer geometry of the respective goods. In particular, these may be rectangular, square or elliptical cross sections.

The goods receptacles are arranged side by side, in particular in the longitudinal direction of the packaging. They can also be arranged side by side in the transverse direction of the packaging such that a plurality of rows of goods receptacles are formed. These may in particular be two, three or four rows. But it is also possible that only a number of product receptacles or recesses is formed.

The side walls may each have a presentation part and a transport part, which are connected to each other by means of score lines, the transport part of the presentation part is separable and removable from the packaging. The transport part preferably has a rectangular cross-section and is designed so that it completely encloses the goods. In this way, the packages can be well stacked for transport. If the transport part has been removed from the packaging, the goods are largely visible and tangible and are enclosed only in their lower part of the goods receptacles of the presentation part.

Advantageous developments of the invention will become apparent from the claims, the description and the drawings. The advantages of features and of combinations of several features mentioned in the description are merely exemplary and can take effect alternatively or cumulatively, without the advantages having to be achieved by embodiments according to the invention. Without altering the subject matter of the attached claims, the following applies with respect to the disclosure content of the original application documents and the utility model: Further features can be found in the drawings - in particular the geometries shown and the relative dimensions of several components relative to one another and their relative arrangement and operative connection. The combination of features of different embodiments of the invention or of features of different protection claims is also different from the chosen relationships of the protection claims possible and is hereby stimulated. This also applies to those features which are shown in separate drawings or are mentioned in their description. These features can also be combined with features of different protection claims. Likewise, features listed in the claims for further embodiments of the invention can be omitted.

The features mentioned in the claims and the description are to be understood in terms of their number that exactly this number or a greater number than the said number is present, without requiring an explicit use of the adverb "at least". For example, if there is talk of a goods receiving floor, this is to be understood that there is exactly one goods receiving floor, two goods storage shelves or more goods receiving floors. These features may be supplemented by other features or be the only characteristics that make up the product in question.

The reference numerals contained in the claims do not represent a limitation on the scope of the protected by the claims objects. They only serve the purpose of making the protection claims easier to understand.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

In the following the invention will be further explained and described with reference to preferred embodiments shown in the figures.

1 shows a perspective view of a first exemplary embodiment of the new packaging with a mounted on the presentation part transport part.

2 shows a perspective view of the presentation part of the packaging according to 1 ,

3 shows a plan view of the package according to 2 in flat and partially fixed condition.

4 shows a plan view of the package according to 1 in the flat state, in which the elements forming the bottom are folded.

5 shows a side view of the package according to 1 during the erection movement.

6 shows a perspective view from above into the package according to 1 just before the end of the erection movement.

7 shows a plan view of the package according to 1 in flat lying unpaved condition.

8th shows a plan view of a second exemplary embodiment of the package in the flat unfastened state.

9 shows a plan view of a third exemplary embodiment of the package in the flat unfastened state.

10 shows a perspective view of the package according to 9 in the fully erect condition.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

The 1 - 7 show various views of a first exemplary embodiment of the new transport and presentation packaging 1 of cardboard for a plurality of goods (not shown). The packaging 1 is formed from a blank of cardboard - in particular corrugated board or solid board. The goods may be z. B. act tubes or tubes.

The packaging 1 has a presentation part 2 and a transport part 3 on. The presentation part 2 and the transport part 3 are separable via score lines (see dashed lines) interconnected. In the 1 and 3 - 7 are both parts 2 . 3 shown. In the 2 became the transport part 3 removed, leaving the interior of the presentation section 2 is recognizable. The presentation part 2 serves to record and present the goods at the point of sale. The transport part 3 used to pack the goods for transport to the point of sale.

Both the presentation part 2 as well as the transport part 3 each have a plurality of side walls 4 on.

The presentation part 2 the packaging 1 also has a packaging bottom 5 on. The transport part 3 again has a lid 6 on.

The presentation part 2 also has a goods receiving floor 7 on, above the bottom of the packaging 5 is arranged and a plurality of positive goods receptacles 8th has, which are each adapted to the outer geometry of the goods. In the example shown, the goods receiving floor 7 formed in two parts, so that it has a first goods receiving bottom part 9 and a second goods receiving floor part 10 having. In the illustrated example, the goods photographs 8th in each case a recess with a round cross section. But you could also have recesses with a different cross-section.

The packaging 1 also has straightening agents 11 on, in the present example as Aufrichtklappen 12 are formed. The Aufrichtklappen 12 are each about a bend line with the goods receiving floor 7 connected. As in particular in 3 is clearly recognizable, is the one Aufrichtklappe 12 with the first goods receiving bottom part 9 and the other righting flap 12 with the second goods receiving bottom part 10 connected.

The Aufrichtklappen 12 are designed and arranged to be in the same way as the packaging 1 from the flat-mounted attached state of the blank of the packaging 1 in the erected state of the packaging 1 one each of the side walls 4 contact so that the goods receiving floor 7 in its final position above the bottom of the packaging 5 is pivoted. At the same time, the packaging bottom becomes 5 closed. The latter is achieved in that the goods receiving floor 7 firmly with the bottom of the packaging 5 connected is. In the example shown, this is due to the splices 13 realized. There may optionally be additional splices 14 be provided. The splices 13 . 14 but may also be wholly or partially replaced by another suitable connection form, in particular by plug-in connections.

In 7 is the flat unfastened state of the blank of the packaging 1 shown. Furthermore, the score lines and crease lines as well as the connected surfaces are clearly recognizable. These are in particular the side surfaces 15 that later became the sidewalls 4 form. In the upper part of the drawing are the cover surfaces 16 recognizable, which later the lid 6 form. Accordingly form the packaging bottom surfaces 17 later the packaging bottom 5 , The goods receiving floor surfaces 18 turn later form the goods receiving floor 7 ,

In 8th is the flat unfastened state of the blank of the packaging 1 clearly illustrated by an exemplary second embodiment. In this embodiment of the package 1 show the goods 8th Recesses with a rectangular or square cross section. While the goods shots 8th in the first embodiment of the packaging 1 connect directly to each other, they are spaced from each other in the second embodiment. The other parts of the presentation part 2 and the transport part 3 correspond to those of the second embodiment of the package 1 ,

In 9 and 10 is a third exemplary embodiment of the new transport and presentation packaging 1 shown. With regard to the matching features, reference is made to the description given above. Unlike the other embodiments of the packaging 1 this one only shows a number of goods 8th on. These are in the longitudinal direction of the packaging 1 arranged side by side.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

 packaging

2

 presentation part

3

 transport part

4

 Side wall

5

 package bottom

6

 cover

7

 Were loading floor

8th

 were receiving

9

 first goods receiving bottom part

10

 second goods receiving floor part

11

 upsetting

12

 Aufrichtklappe

13

 splice

14

 splice

15

 side surface

16

 cover surface

17

 Package bottom surface

18

 Goods receiver bottoming surface

Claims (10)

Transport and presentation packaging ( 1 ) of cardboard for a plurality of goods, having a plurality of side walls ( 4 ); a packaging base ( 5 ); and a goods receiving floor ( 7 ), whereby the goods receiving floor ( 7 ) above the bottom of the packaging ( 5 ) is arranged and a plurality of positive goods receptacles ( 8th ), which are each adapted to the outer geometry of the goods, characterized in that the packaging ( 1 ) is designed so that when moving the packaging ( 1 ) from the flat attached state of the blank of the packaging ( 1 ) in the erected state of the package ( 1 ) the packaging bottom ( 5 ) and the goods receiving floor ( 7 ) into its final position above the bottom of the packaging ( 5 ) is pivoted. Packaging ( 1 ) according to claim 1, characterized by a through the package ( 1 ) erecting means ( 11 ), which is designed and arranged so that it can be moved when the packaging ( 1 ) from the flat attached state of the blank of the packaging ( 1 ) in the erected state of the package ( 1 ) one of the side walls ( 4 ) so that the goods receiving floor ( 7 ) into its final position above the bottom of the packaging ( 5 ) is pivoted. Packaging ( 1 ) according to claim 2, characterized in that the erection means ( 11 ) as Aufrichtklappe ( 12 ) formed with the goods receiving floor ( 7 ) connected is. Packaging ( 1 ) according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the goods receiving floor ( 7 ), in particular by gluing or sticking, fixed to the bottom of the packaging ( 5 ) connected is. Packaging ( 1 ) according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the goods receiving floor ( 7 ) is formed in two parts. Packaging ( 1 ) according to claim 5, characterized in that the first goods receiving floor part ( 9 ) a first Aufrichtklappe ( 12 ) and the second goods receiving floor part ( 10 ) a second Aufrichtklappe ( 12 ) and the Aufrichtklappen ( 12 ) opposite side walls ( 4 ) to contact. Packaging ( 1 ) according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that the first goods receiving bottom part ( 9 ) fixed to a first side wall ( 4 ) and the second goods receiving floor part ( 10 ) fixed to an opposite second side wall ( 4 ) connected is. Packaging ( 1 ) according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the goods receptacles ( 8th ) each have a recess with a round cross-section. Packaging ( 1 ) according to claim 8, characterized in that the goods are tubes or tubes. Packaging ( 1 ) according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the side walls ( 4 ) each have a presentation part ( 2 ) and a transport part ( 3 ) which are interconnected by means of score lines such that the transport part ( 3 ) of the presentation part ( 2 ) separable and from the packaging ( 1 ) is removable.

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