DE2743081A1 - CARDBOARD PACKAGING FOR GLASSES, BOTTLES AND OTHER SIMILAR ITEMS - Google Patents

Description

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Dipl.-Ing. W. DaKlke - ^

Dipl.-Ing. H.-]. Lippert

Patent Attorneys Sept. 23, 1977

Frankenforster Strasse 137 5060 Bergisch GladbadS 3 Hg / K

Verrerie Cristallerie D'Arques J.G. Durand & Cie. ARQUES / France

"Cardboard packaging for glasses, bottles and others Similar articles"

They are parallelepipedic cardboard packaging for glasses and bottles are known in which the glasses or bottles are generally aligned in a single row and at which the largest long sides are used by the manufacturer or the seller to attach his brand and any desired advertising can be.

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However, there were objections to such packaging because its contents were not visible, making it difficult for the buyer to choose made, especially in self-service stores with no sellers, where the buyer helps himself and then his selected goods paid for at the checkout in passing.

In order to overcome these disadvantages, it has been proposed to modify such a package in such a way that one of its large longitudinal sides is transparent, which enables the buyer to see the contents of the package. However, such packaging also has disadvantages, since the brand and the manufacturer's or seller's instructions are only visible from one side, while the content of the packaging itself is only visible from the other! Side is visible.

There have also been proposed parallelepipedic packaging similar to the first mentioned, but of a smaller width, which was below the diameter of the packaged glasses or bottles, the two large long sides are pierced by centrally bulged openings through which a part of each of the packaging Contained glasses or bottles protrudes from which it receives the shape. In this way, the contents of the package from any page sufficiently visible and the manufacturer or the seller can apply to the openings around its brand and all the required evidence of the dense areas of the pack, through the sichbar the content

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It has then been proposed to increase the packaging surface area that can be used to store the brand and to be able to put all the indications, to create packaging with a width between that of the first and the last The type of packaging described above, in which the glasses or bottles are not completely aligned, with oin part completely hidden between them by a corresponding part of one of the two long sides of the packaging, but through the openings are visible, which are arranged in the opposite side from which they are in the manner described above protrude, while the other glasses, which are shifted in depth compared to the first, protrude through openings, which are provided in the other part of the first longitudinal side of the packaging, but are hidden by the part opposite the second long side of the packaging. In this way, the manufacturer or the seller wins on each long side

i the packaging a large area on which he can put his brand and all the notes he wants while in the other part of the same long side of the contents of the packaging is visible on each side of the packaging.

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However, this packaging also has a disadvantage, which is that the glasses or bottles contained therein are not aligned.

It has also been proposed to produce a package as described above, in which all the glasses contained on each side of the packaging are relatively narrow visible through openings that are provided for this purpose and through which they protrude a part, and in which the flat parts of the packaging that surround these openings, instead of in the same To lie level and, as a result, to have a minimum width, lie in planes that are inclined with respect to the aforementioned plane and run parallel to each other, which gives each of the parts a larger surface area to place around the marks or any clues to be able to record.

Such a packaging, like the one mentioned above, is obtained from a cardboard blank, which is cut out and folded accordingly. The formation of the last-described. Packaging is somewhat more complicated than that of the other packaging described.

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The aim of the invention is to provide a package which has all the advantages of the above-described without the disadvantages own. This packaging is of the narrow type, i.e. the width is smaller than that of the largest diameter of the one to be packed Glasses or bottles, in it the glasses and bottles are aligned and their long side surfaces have openings, through which a part of said glasses or bottles protrudes, from which these take the form, and which are intended, so that the long sides of the packaging have larger opaque surfaces without openings through which the bottles would be visible, on which the manufacturer or the seller can put his brand and his notices.

For this purpose, the dense, opaque surfaces of the long sides of the packaging, which are not pierced by openings and which hide the glasses or bottles arranged behind them, so across to the outside of the surfaces offset, which have openings through which the glasses or bottles protrude that they are at a distance from the longitudinal plane of symmetry of the glasses or bottles to be packaged are at least equal to that of the largest radius of these Glasses or bottles is.

In the drawing is an exemplary embodiment of the invention

shown in accordance with the packaging. In this drawing show:

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Fig. 1 is a plan view of a first embodiment, in which three glasses can be packed;

FIG. 2 shows a view of a longitudinal side of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1; FIG.

Fig. 3 a; View of the other long side of this Embodiment showing the three glasses;

FIG. K shows a view from below of the packaging; FIG.

Fig. 5 is a plan view of a cardboard blank from which the packaging can be produced.

The packaging shown contains three glasses 1, 2 and 3 A part of the middle glass 3 protrudes through an opening corresponding profile 4, which in the middle part 5 of a Long side of the package is introduced, while the two

! other glasses 1 and 3 through dense opaque parts 6 and 7 of the packaging are hidden, which are attached to the middle part 5 connect this long side. In this way the central

j part 5 of the said longitudinal side is connected to the upper part 8 of the packaging by two fold lines 9 and 10, which are shown in FIG at a distance from the center plane of symmetry of the three aligned glasses 1, 2 and 3 which is smaller than the radius the said glasses is while the opaque parts

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and 7 of the same longitudinal side are connected to the upper part 8 by two folding lines 11 and 12, which are at a distance from this axis of symmetry, which is slightly above the radius of the said glasses. In contrast, glasses 1, 2 and 3 all visible through openings 13, 14 and 15 leading to this Purpose in the other long side of the packaging are provided in a known manner, which is indicated by fold lines 16, 17 » and 19 are connected to the top 8 of the pack, which are symmetrical to the fold lines 11 and 12.

Such a packaging or a carrier package containing such glasses can be made from one shown in FIG. 5 of the drawing Cardboard blank can be folded.

For this purpose, the middle part 5 is the longitudinal side of the packaging, which is pierced by an opening 4 and opposite the full parts 6 and 7 withdraws when unfolding the packaging, from said full parts 6 and 7 by two cutting lines 20 and 21 and separated from the extension of said full parts 6 and 7, which after folding around the fold lines 23 and 24 is intended, through the intersection lines 25 and 26, which in this exemplary embodiment have a free space leave between them to form the bottom part of the packaging.

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When folding the cardboard blank to a carrier package v.'arden the extensions 22, 33 and 34 after folding at the fold lines 23 and 24, 27 and 28 and 29 to 32 lay on top of each other to form the bottom of the packaging and you can go through Glue to be connected to one another or by the fact that the punchings 37 and 3Q through the openings 39 and 40 in the Extension 34 and the openings 41 and 42 in the extension 33 can be folded through 180 ° around the fold lines 35 and 36.

It is clear that the type of formation of the opening as it is in Has been described in connection with the drawing, is for illustrative purposes only and is not intended to be limiting in any way. It is also clear that numerous changes have been made to better adapt the packaging to the objects to be packaged can be. These items can be other than glasses, bottles, flasks or other items, for example Food cans, light bulbs, etc.

For example, part of the upper part and the long side of the packaging can be designed like this is indicated in broken lines 43, 44, 45 of FIGS. 1, 2, 4 and 5 to save cardboard boxes, or by the broken lines Lines 46, 47 and 48 of the same figures to also display part of glasses 1 and 3 through the

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sufficient narrowing of the opaque parts 6 and 7 of the corresponding To make the long side visible.

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Claims (2)

Dipl.-lnq. W.Daklke Dipl.-Ing. Η .-] · Lippert Patentanwälte 23 Sept. 1977 Frankenforster Strasse 137 Hg / K Berge * Gladbadi 3 Verrerie Cristallerie D'Arques J.G. Durand & Cie. ARQUES / France claims 1. ι packaging made of cardboard, especially for glasses and bottles, in which the glasses or bottles are aligned and their long sides, which are at a distance from one another, which is larger than the largest diameter of the bottles or jars to be packaged are pierced by openings, through which the glasses or bottles protrude, from which they assume the curvature, and from openings unopened Have parts which consequently hide the glasses and bottles lying behind them, thereby characterized in that the opaque surfaces (6, 7) of the long sides of the packaging that are not are pierced by openings and which hide the glasses (1, 3) or bottles arranged behind them, so across are offset outwards from the surface which has openings through which the bottles or glasses protrude, - 2 8098 19/059 1 that they are at a distance from the longitudinal plane of symmetry of the glasses or bottles to be packaged are at least equal to that of the largest radius of these Glasses or bottles is. 2. Packaging according to claim 1 _f, characterized in that it is formed from a cardboard blank which is cut out and folded accordingly. 809819/0591