DE8015409U1 - Packaging for storage for various containers with an asymmetrical shape in the vertical direction - Google Patents

Description

SYRAG PATENTS AG

PACKAGING

The invention relates to a packaging for storage of various containers with an asymmetrical shape in the vertical direction./ ¹

In particular, the invention relates to storage packaging, as is usually made of cardboard or strong paper is manufactured, with which several containers are surrounded, the various products, especially liquids and especially nutritional liquids such as beverages.

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There are currently cardboard packaging on the market, for example two, three, four or more containers such as e.g. contain bottles with fruit juices, beer, yoghurt or the like. However, this packaging is in the Designed in such a way that the bottom of all containers lies in one plane so that all of the upper sections of these Container lie in a substantially parallel plane above it. In this way, although this resulted Cardboard packaging gave satisfactory results because it was strong enough for the required purpose and since the buyer could see the number of containers purchased, yet they are packaged for a very small number Container very space-consuming, and since most of the papers or cardboard are imported for the production of this packaging need to be used, this packaging is expensive. In addition, they cannot be used again under any circumstances.

The invention is now based on the object of providing packaging of the type described above, which, however, is included the same volume allows the packaging of more containers and the arrangement of these containers offset and with Upper part to lower part is possible, even if these containers are very specially shaped and in some ways It is difficult to arrange the case in such a way that an upper part lies against a lower part.

According to the invention, this object is achieved with a package of the type mentioned in that this one has correspondingly punched-out surface, in each of the punched-out areas the upper part or the lower part of the Containers can be used, which are arranged in this way in a space in the form of a triangular prism, the then completely or partially in a simple manner to form a closed container in a manner known per se Way verschH'pßjBä ?: 'isfi.!' j. ·, ";;";

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According to a further feature of the invention, refer to

the necks of each container standing on the floor, an intermediate part with punched openings is placed, whereupon one or more similar containers with respect to the first, standing on the floor, inverted container in the middle Area of the intermediate part is used, the arrangement formed in this way having the shape of an almost complete Has triangular prism, which is then inserted into a standard container.

Various other features of the invention will become apparent from the following detailed description of a Embodiment of the same with reference to the accompanying drawings. Show it:

1 shows a perspective view of a first exemplary embodiment of the packaging according to the invention;

Fig. 2 is a view of part of the packaging;

j Fig. 3 is a view of a second part of the packaging;

Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a second embodiment the packaging according to the invention;

5, 6 are views of the two parts forming the packaging,
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7 and 8 each show a view of the packaging from FIG. 1 from below and a sectional view along the line VIII-VIII in Fig. 7.

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ι Fig. 1 shows a package for eight small bottles 1,

their special shape in the lower section, i.e. their asymmetrical shape seen across the height of the bottle, leads to the fact that it is normally not possible to place the two bottles 1 upside down, i. e. to be arranged in such a way that their bottle neck rests on the same surface as the bottoms la of the six others Bottles 1. However, if you look at the six necks

j of the bottles 1 a very thin intermediate part 2 with eight

punched openings 3 touches, so you can with the help of a specially set machine first on a

κ conveyor belt, for example, the six first bottles 1

§ arrange, then the intermediate part 2 in the corresponding

put on the way and then the two bottles 1 reversed to the other six bottles arranged first by placing them between the two rows of three bottles each. Suffice it to say the whole Arrangement that was formed in this way from the eight bottles on the said conveyor, the machine • 'ne feed in which the cardboard packaging 5 (Fig. 2)

is put on, the necks of the six bottles being cut out accordingly in a manner known per se middle part 6 are covered, whereupon the tabs 7,8 folded down over the sides of the bottles 1 and finally the bottom 9 through the two tabs 10, 11 is formed, which are cut in such a way that the tongues 12 are hooked in the openings 13,14.

So far a compact packaging for eight bottles with a very special shape has been described, but it is due der-cut surface 2, which represents the intermediate part, possible to form compact packs for five, eight, eleven, fourteen etc. bottles or containers, which normally did not arrange the reverse offset and helped in this arrangement, Jassen ,,,, as their, external shape does not

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It has also been explained that with the packaging according to the invention there is a considerable saving in cardboard is achieved while on the other hand the space requirement is reduced for the buyer, but he is able is to check the goods he has bought, as the packaged items are fully visible without him would damage or destroy the packaging.

FIG. 4 shows another form of packaging in which the intermediate part has been omitted and has been replaced by the central part 20 of the packaging 21 (cf. FIGS. 4 and 5). The section 10 actually has round punched openings 22, the two outer rows 22a, 22b of which are first placed on the necks of the bottles 30 before the two bottles 31, 32 are reversed .

the. This arrangement of the machine is then the same! ■

I tend fed that closes the packaging, as before- |

has already been explained above. |

In effect, the tabs 23, 24 and then the J

Flaps 25, 26, which form the bottom, in corresponding j

Way folded over, whereupon the tongues 27 into the cutouts i

28 can be used in a manner known per se. |

Furthermore, a tab or handle 40 is provided, which engages over the middle bottles by means of the cutouts 41, as Fig. 4 shows. This figure shows a package for eight bottles, but it could also be for a larger or smaller number of bottles can be provided. In addition, the tab 40 can be placed on the pack or fasten the container 21 using any suitable device.

Claims (1)

SYRAG PATENTE AG S PACKAGING Tl A with π it CLAIMS 1. Packaging for storage for various containers with an asymmetrical shape in the vertical direction, CHARACTERIZED in that it has a correspondingly punched-out surface (2; 20), in the cutouts of which the upper part or the lower part of the container (1; 30) can be inserted which are arranged in this way in a space in the form of a triangular prism, which is then ... 12 III ■ I * f · * ·· f · fan way fully or partially to a closed one Container can be closed in a manner known per se. ^2. Packaging according to claim 1, CHARACTERIZED in that an intermediate part (2) with punched openings (3) can be placed on the necks of each container standing on the floor, whereupon one or more similar containers with respect to the first container standing on the floor conversely, can be used in the middle area of the intermediate part, the arrangement formed in this way having the shape of an almost complete triangular prism, which can then be inserted into a conventional container. 3 · Packaging according to claim 1, CHARACTERIZED in that, that the sheet forming the container has a corresponding cutout (20) in its central area, which forms the intermediate part which ensures the hold of the necks of the containers (30, 32) which are reversed to one another are arranged, and that the extensions of this central area (20) are folded and cut to size in a suitable manner are so that they form the container, which optionally has a handle or tab (40).