DE6801791U - PACKAGING CONTAINER WITH HANDLE - Google Patents

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Patent attorney Dipl.-Ing. Horst Walther

Kassel »'the 2W9 Heinrich-Heine-Str. 16 (corner of Frankf. Str.) Telephone 16055

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Justus Hoffmann oHG, Inn. IuPW Junghanns, 3500 Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe, Brasseisbergstrasse k

" Packaging container with handle"

The invention relates to a packaging container, expediently in the form of a parallelepiped, with a carrying handle from a sleeve-shaped middle part with at his Lugs attached to the ends to close the container.

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Sealed packaging containers with a handle are known in which the handle is formed by tabs which are formed tapering on one side of the packaging in the manner of a roof. the The roof-shaped arrangement of the carrying straps has the disadvantage that the packaging container cannot be stacked is, at least not in the direction of the narrower width of the container.

When the container is stacked in relation to the largest cross-section, however, there is too great a gap due to the roof-shaped arrangement of the carrying straps the stack of each other. But this is disadvantageous because of the larger space requirement.

Stackable packaging containers are also known per se. In these designs, however, a separate plastic handle is attached with the aid of rivets.

There are still packaging containers that are part of the * Have foldable tabs arranged on the top side, which are designed in the form of a carrying handle. However, these designs are open containers, e.g. carrying boxes for riases.

The object of the invention is to provide a sealed and stackable container with a handle create, ensuring that the handle can be made with the help of fully automatic means can so that manual labor is avoided.

This is achieved according to the invention in that the one of the flaps serving to close the container, which are attached to the ends of the sleeve-shaped central part, in two parts in the form of two is formed on a longitudinal edge firmly connected material surfaces and expediently through these surfaces easily detachable means are connected to one another, wherein the one surface has the handle.

In the closed state of the container this has an exactly cuboid shape, so that it is easy is stackable.

To transport this container is one Surface detached from the other and folded up so that the handle present in this surface grasps can be.

The connection of the two surfaces is expediently carried out by means of adhesive points arranged at a few points. As a result, two surfaces that are firmly connected to one another on one longitudinal edge can easily be separated by hand be separated.

The two-part nature of the one flap is expediently created in that three pieces of material are made from one piece of material Folding surfaces are formed, each of which represents the size of the sleeve-shaped cross section of the container. The folding surfaces are then folded over so that the

end folding surface serves as a closure for the packaging. It is firmly glued to the other flap.

The other two folding surfaces lying on top of one another and connected in layers contain the handle. They are connected to the folding surface serving as a closure only at a few points, so that a slight Solvability is guaranteed.

Another embodiment is that the a flap is formed from a piece of material with four folding surfaces, one of which is the first and one end folding surface serve as a closure for the container and the two middle folding surfaces that contain the handle, in the folded state can either be folded down or remain in the upper position.

In the drawing, two exemplary embodiments are shown.

Fig. 1 shows a cross-section through the upper part of the container;

Fig. 2 shows the closed container; Fig. 3 shows the container with the handle;

Figure k is a side view of the article of Figure 1;

Figs. 5 and 6 show another embodiment.

The cuboid container 1 has the sleeve-shaped Middle part 2, which is closed by tabs. One of the flaps bears the reference numeral 3 ″, the other flap is designed in two parts (Fig. 3).

One part has the reference number 4 and the other part the reference number 5. Both parts are on one Longitudinal edge 15 connected to one another.

The two-part design of one flap is created by that from a piece of material 6 (Fig.l) three contiguous folding surfaces 7,8,9 are formed, which are connected by parallel grooves 10,11,12.

In order to form the two parts of the one flap, these folding surfaces are folded over around the groove 11 so that the inside of the folded surface 8 on the inside of the folded surface 7 comes to rest. The inside of the folding surface can - if necessary - by point gluing or other aids can be connected to the outside of the folding surface 4.

The end-side folding surface 9 covers the other flap 3, and thus serves as a closure. She will with the Tab 3 firmly connected. The longitudinal edge 15 is formed by the grooves 12 in this case.

With this design, there is one flap made of two parts, namely the one used as a closure Part 4 and Part 5, which contains the handle. Part 5 is folded over to part 4 and on a few Dots glued to part 4 (Fig. 2), if desired. This makes the packaging container in in this case stackable because of its cuboid shape.

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If the container is to be transported, then part 5 is detached from part k , which is easily possible since it is only connected at a few points (FIG. 3). As a result, the part 5 and thus the container can be grasped.

As FIG. K shows, the piece of material 6 contains the handle 13 in the folding surfaces 7 and 8 in the form of an incision 1A. When the two folding surfaces 7 and - as shown in FIG. 3 - are on top of each other, the container can be easily grasped with the aid of the handle 13.

In fig. 5 and 6 a somewhat different embodiment is shown. There is the piece of material 6a from four folding surfaces 16,17,18,19. The folding surfaces 16 and 19 form - as FIG. 6 shows in detail the closure piece for the container, which is glued to the flap 3. Lie in the folded state the two middle folding surfaces 17 and 18 parallel to one another. They contain recesses 20 and 21 for the handle 22.

The two folding surfaces 17 and 18, which contain the handle, can either remain in the upright position, so that the container can be grasped, or they can - as in the embodiment according to FIG. 2 - be folded over.

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Claims (1)

Expectations 1. Packaging container with handle, consisting of a sleeve-shaped middle part with at its ends attached tabs for closing the container, \] characterized in that ; ■ 'one of the serving to close the container | Tabs that are attached to the ends of the sleeve-shaped central I partly (2) are attached, in two parts in the form of : 'i two material- ] surfaces (4,5) and these surfaces are intended · j | moderately with each other by easily soluble means are bound, wherein the one surface (5) has the handle (13). II 2. Packaging container according to claim 1 1 characterized in that <; the one tab made of a piece of material (6) with three ! Folded areas (7 * 8.9) are formed, each of which % expediently the size of the sleeve-shaped cross-section j] of the container and the end-side FaIt- Ii surface (9) serves as a closure for the container, j and the other two firmly connected | j folding surfaces (7,8) which contain the handle (13), i ^f j easily detachable with dip "^ r serving as a closure • i folding surface (9) are connected. 680Π91 3 · Packaging container according to claim 1 characterized in that one flap is formed from a piece of material (6a) with four folding surfaces (16 _f 17, 18, 19), of which the first and end folding surfaces serve as a closure for the container and the two central folding surfaces (I7, l8 ) contain the handle.