DE8512516U1 - Product carrier cut to accommodate containers - Google Patents

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The new design concerns a goods carrier Encloses containers and in which a large number of containers For example, bottles or similar objects can be accommodated that can be placed upright arranged subdivisions to be plugged into a tray. Goods carriers that are suitable for dividing subdivisions The following climbs are known to be included: -So in particular is a Tr ^ aRjr i? ET? Anrvk. the one in the area its bottom has openings through which upright supports located in a crate protrude as soon as the carrier is used in the crate.

A known tray with upright elongated subdivisions requires slots made in the goods carrier, which extend above the floor into the side walls of the carrier to close the carrier and crate together associate. Such slots, however, weaken such a carrier considerably, since those adjacent to the slots Parts of the carrier can twist towards each other, which can lead to the tearing of the carrier.

It is the task of the new embodiment, a slotted carrier, which has to the subdivisions mentioned Crate is adapted to provide in which the slots are temporarily bridged before the box is placed in the crate is loaded, and in which it is ensured that the torsion between the parts of the box that are adjacent are arranged to the slots, is relatively small.

The task is achieved by a goods carrier for receiving containers, such as bottles, which holds the containers encloses, with top and bottom walls, which are connected via spaced apart side walls, the goods carrier has a tubular shape and is characterized in that the support has at least one slot has, which extends over the formed by the bottom walls

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Bottoms in the direction of the top wall in both side walls extends into it, but ends at a distance from the top wall, so that the carrier on a corresponding subdivision in a crate! can be, wherein the slot is bridged by a frangible bridging part that reduces the relative distortion between the portions of the box adjacent each slot side and the Überbirückurigsteile are arranged so that they at Insert the partition into the break slot.

Two or more slots are advantageously provided spaced over the length of the box. An embodiment the innovation is described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. In these shows:

1 shows a plan view of a packaging blank for forming a box according to the innovation;

2 is a perspective view of a box formed from the blank, in which a row of bottles is housed and

3 is a perspective view of a bottle crate, partially broken away, which is suitable is to accommodate the box according to the innovation.

As can be seen from the drawings, box c (FIG. 2) holds a row of three bottles B1-B3 is formed from an elongated blank 10 of cardboard or similar foldable sheet material. The cut contains a first consecutive. Bottom panel 12, a first side wall panel 14, a first major side wall panel 16, a first upper side wall surface 18, a top surface 20, a second upper side wall surface 22, a second major sidewall panel 24, a second

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Ί lower side wall surface 26 and a second bottom wall surface

28 with a wall surface having a closure slot 30 because one surface crosses the other Fold lines 32-48 is connected * 5

Three spaced apart locking lugs 50, 52 and 54 which form part of the first bottom wall surface 12 are protruding from its free end and are designed in such a way that they fit into the corresponding locking

'^ slots 56, 58 and 60 can engage the bottom panels to connect with each other and to convert the packaging blank into a tubular shape (Figure 2) to form a box that encloses the containers in a known manner. For the present Applications are locking noses and locking slots according to the disclosure in the British patent application No. 8401610, but other fasteners for the floor panels, including the Gluing the parts, are provided.

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The cover surface 20 has three spaced apart " Openings 62, 64 and 66 which receive the neck portions of the packaged bottles B1, B2 and B3. To hold the Bottles, the lower side panel 14 also has openings 68, 70 and 72 for holding the bottle heels of the bottles accordingly, the second lower side wall panel 26 has openings 74, 76 and 78 for the bottle heels on. Is the packaging cut around the bottles and the ends of the blank joined together, the upper and lower side walls take an inclined position (Figure 2) with respect to the main side wall and the bottom walls.

The box c formed from the packaging blank 10 is suitable for standing on upright subdivisions, for example the subdivisions p ¹ and p ^ of a bottle crate 80 (FIG. 3)

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to be attached. The platform 80 is made up of several Rows of such upwardly directed from the floor 82 of the crate Subdivisions formed. Each subdivision has an Mxttelsteg 84 with support ribs arranged at its ends 86 and 88, so that the partitions have an H-shape in plan view.

The box has two slots S1, S2 (Figure 2), which extend from one side wall over the bottom to the opposite one Extend side wall of the box and which are spaced apart so that each of them the Central web 84 of two adjacent subdivisions pl and p ^ records.

1'5 Viie the representation of Figure 1 can be seen, the slot S1 is formed by the aligned elongated openings 90 and 92 and correspondingly the slot 2 by the aligned elongated openings 94 and 96 in the blank. The openings 90 and 94 both extending from the free end of the first bottom wall to the first main side wall 16, but end at a distance from the first upper side wall 18. frangible Uberbrückungsteile 98 and 100 ■ bridging each slit 90 or 94 in the area of first lower side wall 14. Each bridging part comprises a short, complete strip of cardboard, which has broken dividing lines 11, 13 and 15, as set out with respect to the interrupting part 98.

Correspondingly, the two openings 92 and 96 extend from the free end of the wall having the closure slits to the second main side wall 24, but end at a distance from of the upper side wall 22. Breakable bridging pieces 102 and 104 bridge each slot 92 and 96 in the area, respectively of the wall 30 having the closure slots, breakable ^ c bare bridging parts 106 and 108 bridge each of the Slots 92 and 96 in the area of the second lower side

wall 26o The bridging parts 102, 104, 106 and 108 are formed in accordance with the bridging parts 98 and 100.

If the blank is placed around the bottles, it forms a closed box c in which all the bridging parts are undestroyed, so that the slots S1 and S2 are interrupted. The bridging parts make the box given the necessary stability. The slots are arranged between the bottles B1, B2 and B2, B3, not interrupted Slits in such a position would cause the box to twist and tear. The bridging parts thus reduce the twisting movement, they are undestroyed until the boxes are in the crates.

'5 leads to be. During the insertion into the divided The bridging parts are broken by the middle bars of the subdivisions, which makes it possible to use the Insert partitions completely into the slots.

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Claims (4)

«111 · I Il Kl M 383 July 25, 1985 Qe / Be. The Mead Corporation, Dayton, Ohio £ 4 i463 / U.S.A. Product carrier cut and connection of a carrier with a crate Protection claims 1 </ Goods carrier (c) for holding containers ^ such as bottles, which encloses the containers, with lid (20) and bottom walls (12, 28, 30), which are arranged at a distance Side walls (14, 16, 18; 22, 24, 26) are connected, the product carrier having a tubular shape has, characterized in that the carrier has at least one slot (S) which extends over the The bottom formed by the bottom walls extends in the direction of the lid into both side walls, but in Distance from the lid ends so that the carrier can be placed on a corresponding subdivision of a tray can, the slot being bridged by a frangible bridging member (98-108), the relative Twist between the adjacent each slot side ·· ■ · it ti lit * "e ■ ti ti · a · ti »ι ι · *" # ■> t · ι is · ■ · • ι ι i> ii · · arranged parts of the box is reduced and the bridging parts are arranged so that they when Insert the partition into the break slot. 2. Goods carrier according to claim 1, characterized in that ι that each slot has a large number of bridging parts len, each having a slot bridging Has material strips, which on opposite f the sides of the slot by means of interrupted fracture • 10 lines attached. 3. Goods carrier according to claim 2, characterized in that ^; that the strip of material interrupted another Γ has a break line that appears between the break lines '■ 15 is arranged and that the transition part with the opposite '·., Join over lying sides of the slot. 4. Goods carrier according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that each slot has a bridging part which bridges opposite sides of the slot and part of the bottom wall Des Träyers represents, and two further bridging parts are provided, each bridging part bridging opposite sides of the slot and part of the corresponding side walls of the wearer. 5. Goods carrier according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a plurality of slots is provided, the spacing of the slots with the spacing of the subdivisions accommodated in the carrier matches. 6 4 ** « · Il» Mt «· * * 4 it * * * 4 t IMI I t 4 i I. 4 «4 * III hH St.