DE7620551U1 - Holding device for rectangular milk cartons - Google Patents

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PATENTAWAlT DIf ³ LrING. C ₁ O. BOECKER

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667 St. Ingbort, June 25, 1976
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Hans Stephan
Theresienstaße 14

6670 St. Ingbert

Holding device for cuboid milk cartons

The innovation relates to a holding device for cuboid Milk cartons. The handling of these milk containers often gives rise to ξ, ΐ anger. Around the pouring opening on the top folding clasp

make two incisions with scissors

J; holding the milk carton. Because of

the softness of the cardboard material is forced to

.; continuously pressed in, so that when making the pouring opening

Milk can be squeezed out of the opening. This happens often also when one grasps the opened milk carton,

ι to pour Much, since then by applying pressure to the soft

Wall parts of the carton the mirror of the filled milk so far

'is raised so that milk rises through the pouring opening.

The holding device according to the innovation avoids this

'Share, because the unopened milk kai ton can be used in a frame consisting of two bent wire parts and a handle, so that you only have to hold the handle
needs when the pouring opening is made. Also at . The soft milk carton does not need to be poured out

'To be stirred because the holding device is inserted with the

Milk carton can be handled as a unit like a jug.

The innovation also sees a holder for insertion on the handle a pair of scissors, which are always within reach when a fresh milk carton is to be used.

Telephone: (06894) 14390, apartment 7124 · Accounts: Postscheckamt Essen 101328-438, Gebr.Röchling 3ank St. Ingbert 20.013.-190

In the drawing is an embodiment of a holding device shown according to the innovation, namely show:

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the holding device in use, and

Fig. 2 is a partial side view against the upper one

Part of the handle to show the holder for a pair of scissors.

The holding device for a milk carton 1, shown in phantom, first comprises a bent part made of sheet aluminum, designed to form an elongated handle, which is curved inward on its straight part for reasons of strength. ^! After every two turns, the handle 2 ends in two straight, aligned ends 2a and 2b, which are formed by rolled-up tongues to form bearings 3 and 4 for an upper bent wire part 5, which forms a closed rectangle, and a lower, roughly channel-shaped bent wire part 6 are. The upper bent wire part consists of the two short rectangular sections 7 and 8 and the two long rectangular sections 9 and 10, which form a closed rectangle corresponding to the cross section of the milk! Form cartons 1 to encompass this milk carton near its top edge.

The lower bent wire part 6 has two spaced apart of the two small \ Neren rectangular sections 7, 8 of the upper wire bending part 5 and: parallel extending portions 11 and 12, of which the portion 11 is shorter than a small rectangular portion 7 and 8 respectively. The lower bent wire part 6 is held in the rolled bearings 4 of the handle 2 via this shorter section 11.

The mutually parallel sections 11 and 12 of the lower bent wire part 6 are at both ends in wall sections 13, 14 and 15, 16 that are parallel and perpendicular to one another, downwardly continued. In pairs, the vertically bent wall sections 13, 15 b: w. 14, 16 by long support sections 17 and 18 connected to one another, which are assigned to the long rectangular sections 9 and 10 of the upper bent wire part 5. The wall sections 13, 14 as well as 15, 115 form quasi-partition walls of a channel with the clearing consisting of the supporting sections 17, 18,

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which is why the lower bent wire part 6 is referred to as channel-shaped can be.

One of the two at a distance of the short rectangular sections 7 of the upper bent wire part 5 running parallel to one another Sections 11 and 12 of the lower bent wire part 6, namely the section 11, is therefore shorter than a short rectangular section 7 or 8 of the upper bent wire part 5, so that the long support sections forming the bottom of the holding device 17 and 18 extend at least partially within the bottom surface of the milk carton 1.

The two bent wire parts 5 and 6 are in the bearings 3 and of the handle 2 is pivotably supported so that the holding device can be folded up for shipping and storage can. For use, the two bent wire parts are pivoted into a horizontal position as shown in FIG. 1, after which a Milk carton 1 can be inserted from above through the upper bent wire part 5. The two sections 11 and 12 of the lower bent wire part 6 encompass the milk carton at the bottom on its narrow side surfaces, whereas the long support sections 17, 18 record the weight of the filled milk carton.

In Fig. 1 and 2 can be seen in the upper area of the straight middle part of the handle 2 two spaced apart, punched, curved tabs 20 as a holder for a pair of scissors 21, which is shown in phantom in FIG. These scissors, which are required to cut open the upper folding closure of the milk carton 1, can be used with the holding device according to the innovation thus always connected to hand.

- Protection claims -

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Claims (3)

1. Holding device for cuboid milk cartons, marked by a bent part made of sheet metal, preferably made of aluminum sheet, designed to form an elongated handle (2) its two ends (2a, 2b) by rolled tongues to form bearings (3, 4) for sections that run parallel to one another (7,11) each of a wire bending part (5,6) is formed, of which one (5) (upper) forms a closed rectangle, and the other (6) (lower) two at a distance of the two smaller rectangular sections (7,8) of the upper wire bending part and has sections (11, 12) running parallel to one another, of which at least one (11) is shorter than a small rectangular section is, the parallel sections of the lower wire bending part (6) at both ends in mutually parallel and perpendicular cranked wall sections (13, 14 and 15, 16) are continued in pairs through the long rectangular sections (9,10) of the upper bent wire part associated long support sections (17,18) to form a closed, approximately channel-shaped Bending part (6) are connected. 2. Holding device according to claim 1, characterized in that that the handle (2) is designed with a holder (20) for inserting scissors (21). 3. Holding device according to claim 1, characterized in that the holder consists of two spaced apart, punched, curved flap (20) consists. Telephone: (068 94) 14390, apartment 7124 Post office check accounts Essen 101328-438, Gebr. Röchling Bank St. Ingbert 20.013.490 7620551 02.12.76