DE3015769A1 - Two row cardboard bottle carrier - is made from blank with sides, front, back and divider panels in line - Google Patents

Abstract

The bottle carrier made from a single flat blank, carries the bottles in two rows, with a handle projecting upwards between the rows. The two rows are separated by a divider made of two thicknesses, with the handle formed by a slot across the top. The blank is formed as a single continuous strip with the two panels for the divider having a vertical fold line between them. Attached by another fold line are the panels forming the sides, front and back. This latter portion consists, in turn, of part of one side, a front, the secondside, the back and the remainder of the first side. The first part of this side is narrower than the second part. All the sections of this part have flaps attached to their bases, separated by fold lines, so as to form the base of the carrier. The divider panels incorporate a hole at each end of the handle slots.

Description

Packaging for two rows of containers

The invention relates to an open top packaging with a bottom, two long sides and two front sides for two rows of containers, separated by a double Partition wall are separated from each other, made of their material glued on the long sides Such dividers are bent out to separate the containers of a row of containers Packaging is used primarily as a carrier, especially for bottles. the Both rows of containers are on both sides of the partition. To avoid One of the breaking of the glass containers is the bottles Row of containers from one another through the dividers bent out of the dividing wall separated.

A well-known packaging that has been on the market for a long time is formed from a one-piece blank that is symmetrical to the bottom of the packaging is trained. The two side parts are on the floor via horizontal fold lines hinged to the packaging. The side panels are closed with vertical fold lines two half faces. On one of these end faces is - again with a vertical one Fold line - one of the partitions connected. A corresponding The arrangement is on the other side of the bottom, which has a longitudinal fold line in the middle has, which is necessary for laying flat the glued packaging.

To produce the packaging from the blank must therefore Side parts are erected on the folding line connecting the floor to the floor. In the middle are the two partitions against each other, which are glued together. From the The dividers are bent out on both partitions and fitted with tabs on the inside glued on the long sides.

The known packaging has significant disadvantages both in the Manufacturing as well as handling. The manufacture of the glued packaging from the cut turns out to be relatively complicated, since erecting movements both must be done around vertical as well as around horizontal fold lines. Furthermore must hold the erect side parts on both sides of the floor for so long until the two partitions have been glued together, as the packaging only then is stable. The machine effort required for this is considerable.

Around the glued but not yet filled packaging in the flat To be able to transport the state, it becomes mirror-symmetrical to the partition walls folded so that the two end walls with their two halves in the same Direction can be bent parallel to the partition wall. The soil around the Longitudinal fold line kinked so that the packaging can be laid flat. It has however, the lay-flat package has been shown to have significant tension, which tends to open the package, so that the handling of the flat pack Makes trouble.

The known packaging therefore has a connection of the side parts with the middle partition walls via retaining nicks. These ensure that the The packaging is perfectly flat and the packaging is perfectly flat can be transported. However, this results in disadvantages when straightening up the flat pack for filling. This erection must be possible by machine be. When straightening up, holding nicks must be torn open. It has shown, that this is only possible by machine if the packaging is of very high quality Cardboard - so-called Kraftliner - is used. These made from wood as a raw material Cardboard can only be obtained from very few countries and is extremely expensive.

In addition, the known packaging has disadvantages in handling, which result from the fact that the packaging even in the filled state over the for Laying the packaging flat tends to kink when the folded line is used middle partitions. The packaging therefore vibrates slightly when it is carried with the filled bottles, whereby a high load is exerted on the packaging and this can tear in the worst case. This swing is made possible by a Notch in the base reduced, in which a nose attached to the partition wall engages. This arrangement is intended in the known packaging to the packaging in rectangular shape so that several can be used in one outer box is.

In contrast, the invention is based on the object of a packaging of the type mentioned at the beginning, with a not so high quality cardboard with flawless The function of the packaging can be produced which is easier to manufacture and which has a high level of stability when filled having.

According to the invention, this object is achieved with a package the complete two partial walls of the double partition wall by a vertical one Fold line are connected to each other, being connected to one of the two part walls each a vertical fold line one after the other half a front side, a first Long side, a whole front side, a second long side and a partial front side, which is larger than half an end face, adjoins and wherein the end faces and Bottom flaps hinged on the long sides via horizontal fold lines to form the Have soil.

All sides and the partial walls of the double partition are with the Packaging according to the invention connected to one another via vertical fold lines. the Packaging can therefore be easily removed by winding it up from the middle Set up the partition and by gluing the part of the face to half of the face stabilize in such a way that it no longer has to be maintained at great expense. It is then only necessary to fold the bottom flap in the usual way and close stick together.

The partial walls of the partition wall preferably protrude beyond the longitudinal and front sides up and carry handle punch-outs as well as two next to the handle punch-outs arranged holes.

The holes provided next to the punched handles allow you to exact transport and lifting of the filled packaging to check the Strength of the soil.

To fix the partition wall relative to the sides is preferred an adhesive flap from a partial wall for gluing one end face bent out. The packaging according to the invention has considerable advantages over this the known packaging. The stability of the packaging according to the invention is much higher, which can be attributed in particular to the non-split end faces is. The packaging does not assign relative weakening of the sides. the partition so that a stable connection when the packaging is worn on the partition exists on the sides of the packaging so that they do not tend to vibrate. the Packaging according to the invention has - in contrast to the known packaging - a closed transition from the floor to the end walls, which also creates a substantial increase in stability and avoidance of a source of danger for the container contained in the packaging is given.

In contrast to the well-known packaging, in which the long side and the front halves are all placed in the same direction on the partition wall, the packaging according to the invention is laid flat in the manner of a parallelogram, with the front sides are not kinked.

The invention is illustrated below with reference to one shown in the drawing Exemplary embodiment will be explained in more detail.

They show: FIG. 1 a finished carrying package for six bottles FIG. 2 shows a blank for the packaging according to FIG. 1 that shown in FIG Packaging has two longitudinal sides 1, two end sides 2, a bottom 3 and one dividing wall extending parallel to the longitudinal sides 1 in the middle of the package 4 on. From the material of the partition 4, there are two separating webs on each side 5 standing perpendicular to the partition 4 and bent out on the associated long sides 1 glued.

The partition 4 projects beyond the side walls 1, 2 in height and has in the protruding part a handle hole punching 6 and two holes 7 on which the packaging can be gripped and lifted by machine.

The structure of the packaging is shown in FIG To recognize the cut. The blank has lined up and vertical Fold lines 8 separated from one another a first partial wall 9, a second partial wall 10, a half end face 2 ', a first longitudinal side 1, a whole end face 2, one second long side 1 and a partial end face 2 ″.

The first partial wall 9 and the second partial wall 10 are placed one on top of the other the partition wall 4. In the illustration in FIG. 2, the first partial wall is used for this purpose 9 folded back by 1800. The remaining vertical fold lines 8 are respectively bent by 900, giving the packaging its finished shape accepts. The partial end wall 2 ″ partially overlaps half the end wall 2 ′ and becomes glued there.

At the fold line 8 between the first partial wall 9 and the second Partial wall 10 is located in the first partial wall 9 a punched out tab 11, the one on the complete front wall 2 for fixing the partition 4 by gluing is attached.

The end walls 2, 2 ', 2' 'and the longitudinal sides 1 point at their lower Side flaps 13 hinged on horizontal fold lines 12. These form a conventional folding box bottom 3, in which the front sides 2, 2 'and 2' ' hinged bottom flaps with the hinged on the longitudinal sides 1 bottom flaps be glued. To this end, the bottom flaps hinged to the end faces 2, 2 ', 2' 'have 13 small glue holes 14 through which the glue penetrates and a mushroom-like one Forms closure, whereby the adhesive effect is effectively supported.

The first partial wall 9 and the second partial wall 10 have cut lines 15, through which the dividers 5 are exposed, the vertical fold lines 16 are connected to the partial walls 9, 10 of the partition 4. Through the fold lines 16, the partial walls 9 are divided into three equal sections in the longitudinal direction. At the front end of the dividers there are further vertical fold lines 17 through which can be bent at the front end of the dividers 5 adhesive tabs 18 through which is used to attach the dividers 5 to the longitudinal sides 1.

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Claims (3)

Claims: 1. Packaging open at the top with a bottom, two long sides and two end faces for two rows of containers, which creates a double partition are separated from each other, made of the material glued to the longitudinal sides of the separators are bent out to separate the containers of a row of containers, d u r c h it is noted that the complete two partial walls (9, 10) of the double partition (4) connected to one another by a vertical fold line (8) are that on one of the two part walls (9, 10) via vertical fold lines (8) successively half a front side (2 '), a first longitudinal side (1), a whole Front side (2), a second long side (1) and a partial front side (2 ''), which is larger than half an end face (2 '), adjoins and that the end faces (2, 2', 2 '') and bottom flaps hinged to the long sides (1) via horizontal fold lines (12) (13) to form the bottom (3). 2. Packaging according to claim a, characterized in that the part walls (9 10) protrude above the long sides (1) and frontal ropes (2) and handle punch-outs (6) and two holes (7) next to the punched handles. 3. Packaging according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that from a partial wall (9) an adhesive flap (11) for gluing to an end face (2) is bent out.