DE2242371A1 - Get out of cardboard - Google Patents

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Patent attorney Dipl.-Ing. Werner Gramm

Badische Karton- u. Pappenfabrik 33 Braunschweig, August 25, 1972

Branch of Herzberger Papier- Theodor-Heuss-Straße 1

fabrik Ludwig Osthushenrich KG Telephone: 0531-80079 7565 Obertsrot / Baden

"Steige aus Vollpappe" Attorney's File 3348 Pt

The invention relates to a crate made of solid cardboard or the like

Chen, in particular for receiving cups, consisting of a formed by a one-piece die cut, a Stand-up box with four-corner gluing, in the case of the two opposing side walls on their upper edge each one bent by 90 into the box interior, each Carry the insert half extending over half the width of the box, the cutouts for receiving bowls or the like and is supported on the box bottom with a web bent downward on its long side.

Such an embodiment is for example in the German Utility model 7 134 029 described. The invention is based on the object of such a crate with regard to its To make possible uses more versatile with high stability and stackability of the crate.

This object is achieved according to the invention in that both support webs are glued to the box bottom via folds, which is aligned with the support webs a cross-sectional weakening,

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preferably has a perforation, each of which has a tear strip merges in the end walls of the box.

The new crate shows a high degree of transverse rigidity and leaves nevertheless quickly and easily split into two halves via the tear strips and the perforation. It is therefore possible, a crate that can hold 20 yoghurt pots, for example, with two different flavors from the start to be filled and only to split the crate into two halves at the retail outlet.

In an expedient embodiment, the support web of the first insert half has cutouts into which the tabs engage, that make up the web of the second half of the insert. The support web of the first half of the insert can be placed on opposite sides Pages glued to the bottom of the box via folds, in which case the fold of the flaps is glued to the folds of the support web.

The drawing is an exemplary embodiment shown. Show it:

Figure 1 is a die cut of a tray and

FIG. 2 shows the erected crate in a diagrammatic representation.

The punched blank reveals a box bottom 1 to which two opposing side walls 2 and two end walls 3 are articulated via umbug lines. The side walls

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gen 2 go at their upper edge over a ümbuglinie 4 in each one Insert half 5, the width of which corresponds to half the width of the box bottom 1. The front parts of the two insert halves 5 supporting side walls 2 are raised and protrude beyond the side walls for each tray size (e.g. 10, 12, 15, 20 cups) by about 1/4 to 1/2 the width of the box. This means that the crate can be used for different cup sizes. This at Erecting the box end parts forming angled stacking supports 6 carry a support leg of the same height over a bow line 7 8, which has a locking lug 9 on its lower edge, which is directed against the box bottom 1 when the box is erected.

The two end walls 3 each have one on their end faces triangular adhesive flap 10, which in the case of the glued-on box from the outside against the respective adjacent support leg 8 is glued.

The first half of the insert 5 a carries a support web on its long side 11, which is glued to the box bottom 1 via a fold 12. The adhesive fold 12 has punched holes 13 for holding the cup to be accommodated.

The web of the second insert half 5 b consists of tabs 14 arranged at a distance from one another, which at their free end each carry an adhesive fold 14 a. When the crate is erected, the tabs 14 engage in cutouts 21 of the support web 11 and are glued with their fold 14 a onto the folds 12 of the support web 11. The tabs 14 thus engage in the corresponding comb-like Punchings of the support web 11; the crate therefore has a high level of stability.

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The first insert half 5 a has on its supporting web 11 supporting Long side locking lugs 18 which protrude upward beyond the insert half, and against which the longitudinal edge of the second insert half 5 b is applied.

After the adhesive tabs 10 with the respective adjacent support leg 8 are glued, the side and end walls 2, 3 can be placed over the box bottom 1 by approximately 180 °. The fully glued new crate can thus be stored flat in a simple manner. When erecting the crate, there is a self-locking mechanism achieved by the locking lugs 9 acting against the box bottom 1.

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Claims (4)

Claims .! Tray made of solid cardboard or the like, especially for recording of cups, consisting of one formed by a one-piece die cut, having a four-corner bond Stand-up box with two opposite one another Side walls on their upper edge each one bent by 90 ° into the interior of the box, each extending over half Carry the box width extending insert half, the punchings for receiving bowls or the like and has a bent downward on its long side The web is supported on the box bottom, characterized in that both support webs (11, 14) via folds (12, 14 a) are glued to the box bottom (1), which is aligned with the support webs a cross-sectional weakening (19), preferably has a perforation in each of a tear strip (20) in the end walls (3) of the box transforms. 2. Crate according to claim 1, characterized in that the support web (11) of the first insert half (5 a) punched out (21), engage in the tabs (14) from which the web of the second insert half (5 b) consists. 3. Crate according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the support web (11) of the first insert half (5 a) on opposite sides Pages over folds (12) with the box bottom (1) is glued. 409811/0067 4. Crate according to claim 2 and 3, characterized in that the fold (14 a) of the tabs (14) on folds (12) of the support web (r11) is glued. Dipl.-Ing. Werner Gramm
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