DE8401509U1 - Case for a flat object - Google Patents

Description

Case for a flat object

The innovation concerns a case made of cardboard or the like for flat objects / e.g. books or notebooks, with a base, Lid and this connecting side wall.

For packing, shipping or giving away flat objects, e.g. picture frames, cards, books, notebooks, numerous Ivarton covers are known. They are distinguished by the too wall panels supporting the packaging object, generally bottom, top and side walls * This is because of the flat Shape of the object to be packaged, the side wall is much narrower than the bottom and lid.

The innovation is based on the task of creating an envelope made of cardboard or the like of the type mentioned above, with which packs flat objects in an individual design.

can be held and presented in an attractive form.

This object is achieved according to the invention in that on B opposite side edges of the bottom, an upper and a lower, mutually at least partially overlapping Folding lid with closure and closure receiving part are attached and on the opposite one arranged transversely thereto Side edge insert brackets are attached over transverse side panels - The book or exercise book to be packed is protected on all sides and cannot fall out due to the connection between the lower and upper folding lid, is preferably used when opening the cover after unfolding the upper and lower folding lids through the insert holders held in a defined position / so that a visual article is presented in an appealing way leaves. The shell itself is inexpensive to manufacture and, thanks to a simple cut, also with individual dimensions and changed designs.

In an advantageous further embodiment of the innovation, each insert holder has a flat on the floor Support base, spacing end fields arranged perpendicular to it and edge fields arranged parallel to the support base on. This type of insert holder acts like a plastic one or protrudes into the room after the folding lid is opened Cushions, in the contours of which the flat object is held, without being special or additional Means such as clips, glue or the like would have to be attached.

In a preferred embodiment, the closure part points, according to the innovation, downward from the upper folding cover protruding plug-in tabs and the locking receiving part in alignment with the plug-in tabs located plug-in slots. Tabs and slots can easily be cut or punched out of each cardboard blank so that here with simple means a good closure option

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The embodiment described above is particularly advantageously further developed in that according to the innovation both folding lids in the folded state two slots each at a distance from one another and in pairs on top of one another have and the closure part has a plug-in card. For example, two protrude from this plug-in card triangular lobes inserted through the slots downwards out of the upper folding lid and thus form the mentioned tuck tabs. Because the slots are superimposed in pairs, these tabs can easily be inserted the slots of the folding lid underneath are inserted * which in turn opens the lock in a very can be done easily. The advantage of the plug-in card is the attractive design option of the Cover according to the innovation, especially if it is a gift cover, e.g. for a savings account. On the plug-in card special information or instructions for the sender or the addressee can then be attached, such as for example the name of the addressee, wishes of the sender and the like. By pulling out the plug-in card is the closure between the upper and lower folding lid is automatically released, the cover can be opened and the the packaged item can be viewed or removed.

The holding of the object to be packaged can be achieved particularly favorably if according to the innovation each insert holder has a holding slot between the pair of upper and lower spacer end panels is appropriate. The flat object, for example the passbook, can be inserted into the appropriately sized holding slot be inserted so that the object or book rests flat on the floor. The object turns to one side held by the respective distance end fields, and upwards he can not fall out because of the edge fields in this embodiment with the holding slots are designed as upper and lower insert cover panels.

Another preferred embodiment of the innovation is characterized in that the closure part protrudes laterally from the free end edge of the upper folding lid A plug-in flap and the closure receiving part - possibly partially overlapping with the plug-in flap - has a counter flap cut out of the lower folding lid * In the case of a gift item, these can Plug-in or counter-tabs are designed in an original and appealing way. With a corresponding print the folding lid can be designed here as a whole forming partial surfaces as tabs, so that some When folded, the fields overlap in such a way that the flap and the opposite flap cannot easily be seen from the outside recognizes. The surprise effect of a gift item can be achieved through original designs of the closure expand cheaply. The cardboard cover according to the innovation allows the design of the closures without major changes depending on your needs and ideas. This is a simple and individually configurable outer packaging for flat objects created.

Instead of the insert holder according to the first embodiment described, which of course with the lock of the second preferred embodiment are also combined can be, like another insert holder with the lock with the plug-in card, has in the case of the one described here second preferred embodiment, each insert holder at a level between the support base and the edge field a support on the outside through an outer stop, inward through an inner end and on both sides through side retaining webs belonging to the edge fields is limited. In contrast to the insert holder according to the former Embodiment in which the flat object is inserted into the holding slots, the flat object lies in the case of the preferred insert holder described here on the support. However, he cannot go after any Slide to the side, because it is secured from the rear by the supports and from the front by the closed folding lid,

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upwards and rant en held by the outer stops and to the side by the side support bars. These webs lie at the level of the edge fields and thus in flat contact with the closed folding lids - you can see them different possibilities of insert holder on the one hand and closure on the other hand, which are mutually more expedient Way can be exchanged or combined with one another by simple means.

Further features, advantages and possible applications of the present innovation emerge from the following description in conjunction with the drawings which illustrate preferred embodiments of the innovation.

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Figure 1 shows the blank of a first embodiment with the plug-in card as a closure and the holding slots the insert holders and

FIG. 2 shows the blank of another preferred embodiment the cover according to the innovation with plug-in and counter flaps as a closure and the conditions as Bracket.

Both figures represent a gift cover for a booklet, for example for a savings account. The two embodiments Common parts have the same reference numerals, only those of the embodiment according to FIG. 2 have been added an apostrophe.

The gift envelope both according to FIG. 1 and according to FIG. 1 has a base 1 or 1 'and filling lids 4 and 5 attached via folding lines over longitudinal side walls 2, 3 or 2', 3 '. The respective upper folding lid 4 or 4 'partially overlaps with the respective lower folding lid 5, 5', both of which have a closure part, generally designated 6, 6 ', and a closure receiving part 7, T.

The upper insert mount, generally designated 8/8 '

ι is on an upper transverse side wall 9, 9 'on the opposite Side of a lower insert holder 10, 10 'attached to the lower transverse side wall 11, 11 ".

Each insert holder 8, 8 ¹ and 10, 10 ¹ has a support base 12, 12 'above and 13, 13 * below, which can be arranged flat on the base 1, 1'. Perpendicular to this are spacing end fields 14, 14 'above and 15, 15 * below. Furthermore, both embodiments of the ^{insert holders 8, 10, 8 1} , 10 'have edge fields 16, 16' above and 17, 17 * below, arranged parallel to the respective support base 12, 13, 12 ', 13'. These are the features common to both embodiments.

FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the closure on the one hand and a first embodiment of the insert holder on the other hand shown. In Figure 2, which is explained below, each second embodiment is shown, wherein the closure of one embodiment can be combined with the insert holder of the other embodiment is.

The closure according to FIG. 1 will first be described. In the upper folding lid 4 there are two at a distance from each other arranged plug-in slots 18. This pair of upper plug-in slots 18 in the upper folding cover 4 are in the lower Folding lid 5 in the folded state, the two designated slots 7, which the closure receiving part form ^ aligned opposite. A plug-in card, generally referred to as the closure part 6, is rectangular, with preferably the length of the long sides can be equal to the distance between the two plug-in slots 18. If you tilt this Plug-in card 6 in the manner shown in dashed lines in FIG. 1, then protrude from the two plug-in slots in the upper folding cover 4 18 downward push-in tabs 19 out. When closing In the case of FIG. 1, these tabs 19 can be inserted directly into the slots 7 of the lower folding cover 5 be inserted, whereby the closure or the locking

-7 bond between the upper and lower folding lid results in 4.5.

The insert holder 8 or 10 in the first embodiment according to Figure 1 has the following structure. A holding slot is located between the respective spacer end frames 14 and 15, respectively 20. Its width should correspond to that of the flat object to be packed, e.g. the passbook. Of the Most of the savings book is zhalterun conditions 8, 10 to the viewer even with folded Einsat after opening the Drop lids 4, 5 freely opposite one another. For this reason, the edge fields are in the form of the upper insert cover field

16 or the lower insert cover panel 17 is relatively short.

When the blank shown in FIG. 1 is folded up, the support bases 12, 13 are first folded up by 90 ° from the plane of the paper. ¹ .tet, then after folding up the distance end images 14, 15 they are parallel to the insert cover field 16,

17 placed and finally after raising the upper transverse side wall 9 or the lower transverse side wall 11 is placed flat on the floor 1 in the plane perpendicular to the plane of the paper and glued there if necessary. In this way, the distance end fields 14, 15 are perpendicular to the floor 1, so that the passbook can be inserted into the holding slots 20 so that the surface of the passbook is approximately flush to the upper and lower insert cover panel 16 and 17 respectively.

Then the lower folding lid 5 is first placed over the right longitudinal side wall 3 over the insert holders 8, 10 and the Folded passbook, not shown, and finally the closing takes place by placing the upper folding cover 4 on the back of the lower folding cover 5 and inserting the tabs 19 into the slots 7,

The second embodiment according to FIG. 2 differs from that according to FIG. 1 both in terms of the closure as well as through the insert holder. The shutter will first be described. It consists of the closure part 6 'in shape

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-δι an upper plug-in clip or a plug-in clip 6 'formed on the upper folding cover 4 *. Opposite is the closure ^{receiving part 7 1} in the form of the opposite flap in the lower folding lid 5 '. To facilitate the closure, a folding ^{line 21' runs parallel to the longitudinal side wall 2 f} in the lower folding lid 5 ', which in the folded state of both folding lids 4', 5 ¹ over the free end edge 22 · of the upper folding ^{lid 4 1} comes to rest - plug-in flap 6 'and counter-flap 7' are shown here in the shape of a heart, and further hearts 23 'forming a circular area are shown in dashed lines because they are only printed showing, for example, a leafed stem of a four-leaf clover, with the four hearts forming the four-leaf clover. The lower edge of the plug-in flap 6 'on the right and the upper edge of the opposite flap 7' on the left in FIG. 2 should preferably be offset in height relative to one another in such a way that they can be stuck behind. This results in the hooking effect and a favorable closure or the connection between the upper and lower folding lid 4 ', 5'.

The insert holder ^{8 1} , 10 'as shown in FIG. 2 differs from the 8, 10 according to FIG. 1 in that, in FIG. 2, not a holding slot but a laterally limited support 24' is provided. In the folded state of the insert holder, the support 24 'lies at an intermediate level between that of the; Support floor 12 ', 13' and that of the edge field 16 ', 17 ^f . The support base 12 ', 13' and the edge field 16 ', 17' are spaced from one another by the height of the spacing field 14 ', 15', while the intermediate height of the support 24 'results from the height of the inner end 25 * and the outer stop 26' . Towards the side, the support 24 'is delimited by side retaining webs which form part of the edge fields 16' and 17 '.

When the gift envelope according to FIG. 2 is folded up, the insert holder 8 'or 10 * is first set up again, taking the same folding steps as related above

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Claims (7)

-10 protection claims 1. Cover made of cardboard or the like for flat objects, e.g. books or notebooks, with a base (1, I ¹ ) / lid (4, 5; 4 ', 5 ¹ ) and a side wall (2, 3; 2 ¹ , 3 ') »Characterized in that on opposite side edges of the base (1, 1') an upper and a lower, mutually at least partially overlapping folding lid (A ₁ 5; 4 ', 5') with a closure (6, 6 ¹ ) and locking receiving part (7, 7 ') are inserted and insert holders (8, 10; 8 ¹ , 10') are attached via transverse side walls (9, 11; 9 ¹ , 11 ') to the opposite side edges arranged transversely thereto. 2. Case according to claim 1, characterized in that each ^{insert holder (8, 10; 8 1} , 10 ') has a flat support base (12, 13; 12', 13 ') arranged on the floor (1, 1'., spacing end fields (14, 15; 14 ', 15') arranged perpendicular thereto and edge fields (16, 17; 16 ', 17') arranged parallel to the support base (12, 13; 12 ', 13') (FIGS. 1 and 2 ). 3. Case according to claim 1, characterized in that the Closure part from the upper folding lid (4) protruding downwardly plug-in tabs (19) and the closure receiving part has plug-in slots (7) in alignment with the plug-in tabs (19) (FIG. 1). Case according to one of Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that both folding lids (4, 5) in the folded state each have two plug-in slots (7, 18) spaced from one another and in pairs one above the other, and the closure part has a plug-in card (6) ( Figure 1). 5. Case according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that at each insert holder (8/10) between the pair -11- the upper (14) and the lower spacing fields (15) each a holding slot (20) is attached (Figure 1). 6. Case according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the closure part one from the free end edge (22 ') of the upper folding lid (4 ¹ ) laterally protruding plug-in tab (6 ¹ ) and the closure receiving part one - optionally with the plug-in tab (6 ^{1 ) has a partially overlapping counter flap (7 1} ) cut out of the lower folding cover (5 ') (FIG. 2). 7. Case according to one of claims 1, 2 or 6, characterized in that each ^{insert holder (8 1} , 10 ') has a support at a level between the support base (12 *, 13') and edge field (16 ¹ , 17 ¹ ) (24 '), which ^{is limited to the outside by an outer stop (26 1} ), to the inside by an inner closure [25') and on both sides by side retaining webs belonging to the edge fields (16 *, 17 ') (Fig. 2) . 20th 25th 30th 35