DE7209767U - Collection container for format papers - Google Patents

Description

Collection container for format papers

The invention relates to a collecting container for format papers, especially for newspapers, magazines and others Pamphlets and papers.

Daily newspapers are constantly being used in households, offices and Magazines and other format papers, the collection and wrapping of which is associated with very adverse circumstances is.

Households and businesses are to be offered a collection container that provides an incentive to collect papers from mentioned types offers, in order to then the corresponding branches of industry the collected material as raw material in the form of waste paper to feed again.

It is known that various containers and stands which serve the same purpose of collecting newspapers, magazines and other

whose format papers are used, the sellers and buyers of these goods are offered for sale.

However, this collection container and stand have the disadvantage that a clean and uniform bundling of the collected Can't achieve papers.

The invention is based on the object of providing a manageable, to create stimulating and inexpensive to manufacture containers for collecting.

This object is achieved according to the invention in that in the Container bottom a longitudinal channel and a transverse channel, as well as in the side walls and end walls openings are provided, whereby a subsequent insertion of the bundling cords even when the collecting container is full is made possible.

Furthermore, for the purpose of stabilizing the collecting ice container, there are on the one hand side openings and the longitudinal channel on the bottom side and on the other hand, one or two connecting webs are alternatively provided between the transverse channel and the corresponding openings.

These have the advantage that they give the box stability and cohesion lend and allow easy pulling in of the bundling cords.

The collecting container is further characterized in that Notches are provided above the openings in the edge of the side walls or the end walls, into which the bundling cords before the filling and tying of the stack can be pinched.

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This has the advantage that the inserted cord is prevented from slipping while the container is being filled.

The advantages achieved by the invention are, in particular, that the construction of the collecting container is problem-free a stack of newspapers, magazines or other format papers can be neatly and evenly bundled up.

In addition, apart from the simplification of the work gears in the handling of this container, a very inexpensive one Production with relatively low tool costs possible, since the container is preferably made of suitable plastic, but can also be made from sheet steel, for example.

A further cost reduction and cheaper production can be achieved through appropriate automation, since it can is a mass-produced article or an article that can be expected to be produced in larger quantities.

Due to the low acquisition costs, the simplest operation, as well as a long service life, this aesthetically designed collection container is ideal for use in households, offices and various service and commercial enterprises.

The invention extends to all shown, described and claimed features.

An embodiment of the invention is shown in the drawings and is described in more detail below.

Fig. 1 shows a perspective view of the sweets container Fig. 2 shows a variant analogous to Fig. 1 with two connection

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Up to now, newspapers, magazines and other format papers, especially in house holdings, have been collected and bundled in cardboard boxes. or stacked and bundled without a container, so that the collected goods, when they reached the processor, usually no longer the had a bundled form. As a result, both the collector and the processor lost interest in collecting went.

In the past and in the future have been and will be under among other things, such large-scale paper collection campaigns are often carried out by a wide variety of charitable organizations It has been shown that in such collecting campaigns, despite previous cumbersome possibilities of collecting, very considerable Lots of paper were collected.

The collecting container according to the invention not only simplifies the collection, but also increases it the amount of paper collected is possible.

The collecting container is advantageously in a number of different Heights made to meet the respective requirements.

The container bottom 10 of the collecting container has a continuous Longitudinal channel 15 and a transverse channel 16.

For reasons of stability are between the openings 13 in the side walls 11 and the end walls 12 and the bottom channels ι 15t 16 connecting webs 14 are provided.

Furthermore, there are above the openings 13 on the edges of the end walls 12 and the side walls 11 notches 17, in which di

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Should the bundling cords be inserted before filling of the collecting container is started, the required cord lengths are inserted into the channels and openings of the inside Collection container placed and clamped in the notches.

After the container is filled, it can be clean and even Lacing done without taking the stack of paper from the collecting container and turning and lifting several times got to.

However, if the collecting container was filled without the bundling cords being inserted before filling, this happens afterwards Insertion or pulling in of the bundling cords in such a way that a bundling cord is only one end in a notch 17 clamped and the cord then on the inside of the collecting container behind the connecting webs 14 through to the bottom Channels 15, 16, the collecting container lifts slightly on one side and which is then slightly longer than the bottom surface. ge or floor width measured cord in the direction of the respective Channel runs along under the bottom of the container.

The binding cord is then on the opposite side guided upwards accordingly, i.e. also between the connecting webs 14 and the stack of paper located in the collecting container pulled through and either jammed in the corresponding notch 17 or directly when the collecting container is full tied to the other end of the bundling cord.

This process, which can be carried out quickly, must therefore be carried out twice in each case, namely in the direction of the longitudinal channel 15 as well as in

Direction of the cross channel 16.

Claims (2)

I I · I did « Regarding file number G 72 09 767.7 ''Applicant; Albert Behle. 5769) Recklinghausen Protection claims 30.3.1973 / Wg.- ,. Collecting container for forirat papers, especially for newspapers, Magazines and other pamphlets '.' And papers, with a longitudinal channel and a transverse channel in the container bottom as well as openings in the side walls and end walls, This enables the bundling cords to be inserted later even when the collecting container is full, characterized in that for the purpose of stabilization between the openings (13) and the longitudinal channel (15) on the one hand and on the other hand between the transverse channel (16) and the correspond Alternatively, one or two connecting webs (14) are provided for the openings (13). 2. Collection container according to claim 1, characterized in that above the openings (13) in the edge of the side walls (11) or the end walls (12) notches (17) are provided in which the bundling cords are provided before the stack is tied can be pinched.