DE7714508U1 - DISPOSABLE CARDBOARD OR PLASTIC COLLECTIBLE FOR SMALL ITEMS AND WASTE, ESPECIALLY FOR MEDICAL ITEMS - Google Patents

Description

Disposable collection containers made of cardboard or plastic for used small items and waste, in particular for medical articles.

The invention relates to a disposable cardboard or plastic collecting container for used small items and waste, in particular for medical articles, from a box that can be folded out into an octagonal box, im essential double-layer cut.

Hammer-Lit GmbH, Sägemühlenstraße 45, 295 Leer / Ostfriesland. 'j

There are known packaging boxes for biscuits and other foodstuffs, which are made from a box that can be folded out to form an octagonal box There are essentially two-ply blank, the container bottom by extensions that can be folded over into the bottom plane of the container side walls and a lid through an extension of one of the containers that protrudes over the upper edge of the container Side walls are formed.

The invention is based on the object of improving and further developing the known container, a disposable one To create collection bins for small objects and garbage, without spending a lot of time and without technical aids, such as Brackets or the like., With uncomplicated handles from his essentially two-layer transport, storage and non-use condition can be brought into its unfolded state of use and the filling opening is designed in such a way that that the filling, the used items and de? Waste can easily be done, but the same can be dropped out, e.g. if the container falls over, as is the removal of used ones Objects is prevented. Furthermore, the container should be closed completely and permanently after filling can be so that, for example, when using the container in the medical field cannulas, scalpels, syringes and the like. not only cannot escape from the container, but also the pointed, sharp and infected parts these objects do not protrude from the filling opening and cause damage.

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To achieve this object, the invention provides a collection container of the type mentioned before, in which the upper horizontal is provided Until hälterlängswand forming wall with a filling opening in folded-out condition of the box, the / andteilen by from V educated, resiliently movable in the container interior Flaps can be closed. One of the side walls of the container is provided in order to achieve a complete closure after filling has been completed
eus two layers, of which the outer layer has at least
a section as a closure flap for the filler opening
is pivotable about a longitudinal edge on the upper longitudinal wall of the container.

In a further advantageous embodiment, the closure flap, which can be pivoted onto the upper longitudinal wall of the container, has one of the Width or approximately the width of this longitudinal wall corresponding width and carries an insertion tongue that is in a corresponding Slot on the upper longitudinal edge of the container can be attached is.

The closure flap is preferably at its lower edge
limited by a tearable perforation through which they xait a non-pivotable remaining portion of the outer
Longitudinal wall layer is connected, the perforation at a distance above the lower edge of the container side wall
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«Ι With one of the possible designs of the closing flap, ί | the perforation is extended in the vertical side legs | »

which are at a distance from the transverse edges of the container f |: side wall up to the upper swiveling edge of the flap §

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The container itself can be manufactured in a variety of ways. The container base can be formed by extensions of the container side walls that can be folded over into the base plane _r, the container lid representing the upper longitudinal wall consists of an extension protruding beyond the upper longitudinal edge of the container, and the inner of the two layers of the one side wall also by one around the corresponding upper longitudinal edge of the container is formed in the interior of the container pivotable, face extension. Here, the longitudinal edge extension that can be pivoted into the interior of the container can have the length and height of the container and be provided at the lower end with a bar resting on the container bottom.

Another embodiment of the container provides that the transverse walls of the container from in the plane of these walls Foldable extensions of the longitudinal walls exist, which partially overlap hold in their position, the two ■ Laying one side wall at its upper and lower edge

I are interconnected and the adjacent edges ^DIE:

these connected areas limit the flap upwards and downwards. Here there is the cut of the container from a substantially rectangular piece of cardboard or plastic, which is folded along four parallel longitudinal lines, the spacing of which corresponds to the width of the longitudinal walls of the container to be formed, the two longitudinal sections at the end of the blank overlap in the width of the two-layer container side wall.

In a further development of this container, the two layers of one container side wall are at its upper and lower edge partially glued to one another in sections 8 to 30 mm wide, the lower glued area being the width of the has unglued insertion tongue of the closure flap, the side edge of which by an extension of the tearable perforation is connected to the adjoining glued area.- Ultimately, the upper edge of the flap can have a Wear fold line, the width of which corresponds to the width of the upper Verkleungsbereicb.es and on which the flap can be pivoted over the filler opening.

Preferably, the filling opening extending over part of the length of the container with its flaps is through a I-shaped section is formed symmetrically to the edges of the upper longitudinal wall of the container, the one longitudinal edge of the flap remains pivotably connected to the upper container wall.

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In the drawing, embodiments of a container according to the invention are shown and indeed show

Fig. 1

and 2 the two sides of the blank one

first version in its essentially two-layer folded Starting position,

3 shows the unfolded bottom of the container from this blank,

Fig. 4 is a view against the one transverse wall of the unfolded container with not yet e. ', ng e pivots en upper sidewall extensions,

Fig. 5 the pivoting of the double wall into the interior of the container,

6 shows the view of one side wall of the unfolded container with the perforation,

7 shows the pivoting of the upper side wall extension with the filling slot in the division of use,

Fig. 8 the closing of the filling slot in

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the upper container wall with the help of the flap,

9 shows the blank of a second embodiment likewise in essentially two layers folded starting position,

FIG. 10 shows a section along the line X-X in FIG. 9 and the unfolding of the blank into one rhombic structures,

11 shows the closed container in parspectus and 12

vischer view and in vertical cross section,

13 is a perspective view of a third embodiment.

The container according to the invention is formed from a blank 1, one of which, the side wall facing the viewer in FIG. 1, has the blank part 2, which is the one transverse wall of the container to be unfolded and its blank 3 form one side wall of the container. The cut owns also the part 4, which represents the second container transverse wall, and finally the blank part 5, which is the second container side wall results.

Parts 2 and 3 of blank 1 are in a ¹ common

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seed plane parallel to the plane in which the parts i

4 and 5 are located. The edge 6 of part 3 represents a change »

bend by 180 ° and forms the outer limit of the supply |

cut part 4, while the edge 7 of part 2 by 180 ° around f

is laid and the part 5 is limited. |

The parts 2, 3 and 4,5 each have a fold line 8,9, | which, together with the edges 6, 7, form the four vertical transverse edges | i

ten of the unfolded container. ί

The two parts 2, 4 of the blank 1 have triangular sections adjoining the lower folded edges 10, 11 of the parts 2, 4 12,13 on (Fig. 3), which in the essentially double-layered starting position of the cut parts on the inside of parts 2, 4 are in contact. Separated by a fold line 14, 15, the sections 12, 13 go into the further sections 16, 17 about which represent the lower longitudinal edges of the container representing edges 18,19 of the parts 3,5 folded extensions (Fig. 3). In the starting position of the blank 1 are the sections 16, 17 on the inside of the parts 3.5. The two sections 16, 17 also have lobes Approaches 20, 21, which engage under the respectively adjacent section 16 or 17 and the two triangular sections 12, 13, as shown by the dash-dotted lines in FIG.

All that is needed to create the bottom of the container is

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a pressure on the edges 6,7 of the blank 1 in the direction of the arrows F, P in Fig. 1 and 2, whereby the sections 12,13 and 16,17 lift off the inside of parts 2 to 5 and assume a position at right angles to these parts, i.e. form the bottom.

The parts 2, 4 of the blank 1 have folded edges around their upper edges 22,23 pivotable in the direction of arrows S, T in Fig. 6 i upper extensions 24,25 with side cutouts |

26,27 are provided (Fig. 1, 2 and 4).

An extension 29 of this part 3 can be folded over around the upper longitudinal edge 28 of the part 3, parallel to the bottom of the container (Figures 1 and 5). The length b of this extension corresponds approximately to the length c of part 3. Around the fold line 30, which is located from the edge 28 at a distance a, the in turn the height h of the part 3 and thus of the container

I corresponds, a tab-like strip 31 is foldable. The Ver- §

Extension 29 can, as FIG. 5 shows, around the edge 28 in the intermediate positions 29 ^! , 29 ' ^f and 29'"are pivoted

IV the fact that ultimately the extension 29, the location 29 and the Tab-like bar 31 occupy the position 31 '. Here, the extension 29 in its position 29 forms a double wall to the side wall of the container formed by part 3. The tab-like bar 31 is here on the Bottom of the container (Fig. 5) by the sections

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12, 13, 16 and. 17 is formed so that at the point 3? putting space between the extension 29 in their

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Position 29 and part 3, that is to say the one of the container, 'cannot deposit any filling material.

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Position 29 and the part 3, ie one of the side walls

The part 3 of the blank 1 has a horseshoe-shaped perforation 33 (Fig. 1) with the two at a distance from the Edge 6 and the fold line 8 areas 34, 35 »those on the edge 28 forming an upper longitudinal edge of the container begin, and also with the middle section 36, which has a fold line 37 in its center. At the ends of this The folding line begins another perforation 38 which encloses a tongue 39 with a semicircular cutout 40,

To the upper edge 41 of the section 5 is an extension 42 over the position 42 'in the position 42 ^1! pivotable, whereby the unfolded container is closed sen by the extension 42 (Fig. 7). A bar 44 can also be pivoted about the folding edge 43 of the extension 42. The width f of the extension 42 corresponds to the width g of the two parts 2 and 4, while the length of the extension 42 corresponds to the length c of the two parts 3, 5 and thus the length of the container.

The extension 42, which forms the upper container wall, has a symmetrical to its longitudinal and transverse edges 41,45 I-shaped incision 46 with the two parallel sections

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th 47,48 and the web-like connecting cut U9. The ends of the sections 47, 48 are connected to one another in pairs by fold lines 50, 51, whereby the tabs or tongues 52, 53 are formed.

The length and the spacing of the sections 47, 48 of the incision 46 and thus the opening of the extension 42, which can be closed by the flaps or tongues 50, 51, which forms the lid of the container forms, corresponds to an object to be introduced into the interior I of the container in the direction of the arrow K in FIG G. After it has been introduced into the container, the two tongues or tabs 52,53 pivot into their starting position, in which they approximately close the filling opening E formed.

The unfolding of the blank 1 from the Steüing according to FIG. 1 and 2 to a designated container and the closing of the same for throwing into the waste transport as follows:

After pressing the edges 6.7 of the blank in the direction of arrows F, P, as described above, and the resulting pulling up of the bottom into the position according to FIG. 3, the extension 29 with the flap-like Bar 31 over the intermediate positions 29'.29', 29 '' ' pivoted into the interior of the container (Fig. 5). The bar 31 moves into its position 31 '.

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ϋ Thereafter, the two extensions 24,25 along arrows S f i of the parts 2,4 according to Fig 6 ₅ T in position 24 · and pivots 25 'and thereafter, the extension 42 of the part. |. "

β. 5 brought into position 42 ″ in the direction of arrow L (FIG. 7). |

Here, the bar 44, which, as FIG. 2 shows, | has lateral bevels 60,61, at the cutouts | 26,27 pushed past into the interior of the container. \

In this position of the parts, the container is usable, i.e. the objects to be filled or the waste can be introduced into the container in the direction of arrow K. If this falls over, the tabs or tongues 52,53 prevent it Contents of the container falling out.

If the filled container is to be placed in a transport bag made of paper or plastic, it must be prevented that not only do objects or waste fall out of the interior of the container from the filling opening E, but that too pointed, sharp-edged and infectious parts of these objects from the through the incision 46 and the flaps or tongues 52,53 formed opening protrude to the outside, whereby not only the means of transport is damaged, but also people can be harmed.

For this purpose the perforations 33 »38 are torn open, for which purpose the Tongue 39 gripped on the semicircular cutout 40 and

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the perforation 38 is released so that the tongue 39 assumes the position 39 ^f in FIG. If the tongue is pulled further in the direction of arrow M, the perforation 33 is also loosened at the areas and sections 34 to 36, so that the part 65 (FIG. 1) bordered by the perforation around the edge 28 over the position 65 'in the position 65 '' can be concealed. The tongue 39 can here be pushed through a slot 66 running in the middle part of the edge 41 into the interior of the container and parallel to the part 5 which forms a side wall of the container - the container is now also at its through the incision 46 Formed opening closed so that the contents of the container can neither protrude nor get out. For this purpose, the part 65 forms a closure flap for the insertion opening formed by the incision.

In the embodiment according to FIGS. 9 ″ to 12, the blank, as shown in FIG. 10, consists of a section 100 of width r and length 1 of the container which, after being unfolded, forms the bottom 150 of the container further section 101 of the same length and width s _r which, after unfolding, forms one side wall 151 of the container the flaps 113 forms, while the section 103 of the

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Width u forms the second side wall 153 of the container and extends from the 180 ° folding edge 104 to the edge 105 of the section 102. The fifth section 106 is placed on this section 103 as a Yer extension of section 102 and, as will be described in more detail below, completely or partially glued to section 103 via strip-like areas 115, 116. Sections 100, 102, 103 and 106 are brought from their position shown in solid lines in FIGS. 9 and 10 into their final unfolded position 100 ', 102', 103 'and 106', in which the blank sections assume their position at right angles to their neighboring sections. For the purpose of use of the rhombic hollow body so formed is un) 0 pivoted ^o iii direction of arrow S, so that the container on the portion 100 rests, 102 101 and 103 "106 constitute the side walls of the container, the portion of the lid portion of the container and the portions .

Sections 100-103 have over the side fold lines 107 »108, which represent the end-side boundary lines of the container, extensions 109,110 which surround the folding lines 107 »108 are folded in such a way that the transverse walls of the container. The manner in which these transverse walls are formed is known to the person skilled in the art.

The section 102 of the blank which forms the container lid 152 in turn has a double T-cut 111

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(Fig. 11) formed around the lines 112 in the interior of the container pivotable flaps 113, which allow the filling opening 114 (FIG. 12) to arise.

The blank section 103 and the blank section 106 are on themselves from the lateral fold lines 107 to the fold line 108 extending area) 115 and 116 glued together, the area 116 having the width ¥ and the area 115 can have an equally large width. The gluing of the area 115 is interrupted in its central part. While the adhesive area 116 is limited towards the top by the horizontal fold edge 117, the adhesive area is 115 limited at the top by a perforation 118, which is used to form the tongue 119 in angled perforation sections 120 expires. The tongue 119 can have a semicircular recess 121, which allows the perforation sections to be torn off 118 and 120, when, as shown in FIG. 12, facilitates the opening from the perforation 118 Part delimited at the bottom, which forms the closure flap 124, around the lower delimiting edge 125 of the bonding area 116 and is pivoted with the fold line 126 about the upper fold edge 117 in the direction of the arrow P in FIG. Before the Placing the closure flap 124 on the cover part 152 to close the opening 114, the tongue 119 is bent and inserted into the slot 122 which is provided on the marginal edge 123 of the cover part 152 and the approximate length of the

Tongue 119 possesses.

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Also in the embodiment according to FIGS. 9 to 12 it can be seen at Z that one side wall of the container is also l

forms a double layer, part of which is the outer layer Ί

\ (Cutting section 106) from the inner layer (cutting -

layer 103) is released and on the upper cover part 152 of the,

Container is pivoted in such a way that this creates a more secure jj

Closure of the filler opening 114 is formed. The advantage I

of this embodiment is that the production |

of the blank according to FIGS. 9 and 10 relatively simple |

is and in principle is created by two superimposed blank sections (103,106) which are wholly or partially connected to one another at their longitudinal edges in the areas 115,116 blank \ is known by four folding edges, protection is not this |

alone, but in connection with the perforation, the I

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The embodiment according to FIG. 13 corresponds essentially 10 to 12, however, the lower portion of the closure flap 124 has no perforation, the to pivot the flap around the edge 117 is to be torn open. Rather, the flap ends with its lower edge 160 in Distance f from the adjacent bottom edge 161, the flap 124 with the side wall 153 of the container by a

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Adhesive stain are easily detachably connected to one another. Here, too, the tongue 119 can be inserted into the slot 122 when the closure flap 124 is on the upper container wall 153 rests.

Claims (8)

Protection claims 1) Disposable SaiomeT containers made of cardboard or plastic for used ones Small objects and waste, in particular for medical articles, from one to one parallelepiped Box foldable blank, characterized in that, in the unfolded state of the box, the upper horizontal The wall (42, 152) forming the longitudinal wall of the container is provided with a filling opening (E, 114) and that on the one Container side wall two layers (3, 29; 1o3, 1o6) provided are, of which the outer layer (3> 1o6) at least with a partial area as a closing flap (65, 124) for the filling opening (E, 114) around a longitudinal edge (28, 125) the upper longitudinal wall of the container (42, 152) is pivotable. 2) collecting container according to claim 1, characterized in that that the filling opening (E, 114) is resilient into the interior of the container in a known manner through formed from wall parts resiliently movable flaps (52, 53 »113) can be closed. 3) collecting container according to claim 1, characterized in that the pivoting on the upper container longitudinal wall (42, 152) Hammer-Lit GmbH "bare closure flap (65, 124) an insertion tongue (39, 1 carries, which once into a corresponding slot (66, 122) of the upper container wall on the one longitudinal edge of the container is cornerable. 4) collecting container according to claim 1 to 3 _S, characterized in that the closure flap (124) is detachably connected to one side wall (153) of the container by an adhesive strip or an adhesive point (162). 5) collecting container according to claim 1 to 4, characterized in that the closure flap (65, 124) in its starting position at its lower edge through a perforation (38, 118) with a remaining portion of the outer layer (3, 153) of the a container side wall is connected. 6) collecting container according to claim 5, characterized in that the perforation (33) in vertical side legs (34) is extended, which is at a distance from the transverse edges (6, 8) of the layer (3) of a container side wall extend to the upper longitudinal edge (28) of the closure flap (65). 7) collecting container according to claim 1, characterized in that the inner layer (29) of the two layers of one side wall through a pivotable one around the corresponding upper longitudinal edge of the container into the interior of the container Hammer-Lit GmbH. ·:: ": 5468a ':! Ί ·. ·. * · · · Atf Il ' - 3-piece extension of the outer layer (3) is formed. 8) collecting container mach claim 7, characterized in that | that the position | (29) at the lower end with a 1 on the bottom of the container lying bar 00 is provided. I.