EP1036016A1

EP1036016A1 - Packaging for light insulating material panels used for construction purposes, especially for expandable polystyrene insulating material panels

Info

Publication number: EP1036016A1
Application number: EP99913236A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Erwin Eckert
Original assignee: Marmorit GmbH
Current assignee: Knauf Marmorit GmbH
Priority date: 1998-03-11
Filing date: 1999-03-06
Publication date: 2000-09-20
Anticipated expiration: 2019-03-06
Also published as: DE59900405D1; ATE208331T1; EP1036016B2; WO1999046181A1; EP1036016B1; AU3144199A

Abstract

The invention relates to packaging (10) for light insulating material panels (12) used for construction purposes, especially for expandable polystyrene insulating material panels. Said packaging is provided with a film sheathing (14) having a middle section (16) and two opposing end sections (18, 20) which comprise free ends (22, 24) and which are located on the front faces. Said end sections are provided for enclosing a plurality of adjacent light insulating material panels (12) having front faces. The end sections (18, 20) of the film sheathing (14), said sections being located on the front faces, extend above the front faces of the light insulating material panels (12). The end sections (18, 20) of the film sheathing (14), said sections being located on the front faces, are each held together by means of a holding device (26). Said holding devices (26) are arranged between the middle section (16) and the free ends (22, 24) within said end sections (18, 20) of the film sheathing (14) in order to grasp the area (30, 32) to be held together of the end sections (18, 20) of the film sheathing (14).

Description

Packaging for light insulation boards for building purposes, especially for EPS

Insulation boards

The invention relates to a packaging for lightweight insulation panels for construction purposes, these lightweight insulation panels being, in particular, EPS insulation panels.

In addition to mineral wool / stone wool panels, insulation panels made of much lighter material, such as EPS (expanded polystyrene), which have a density of about 15 kg / m ³ , are used for thermal insulation in the exterior of buildings. Traditionally, these lightweight insulation materials are transported by hand to the individual layers of the facade scaffolding and coated with adhesive from there and applied to the facade. Due to the interim storage of the insulation board stack on the layers, the work space for the construction workers is severely restricted, which is a hindrance when working. Passing individual insulation boards in order to apply them immediately to the facade requires a great deal of time and is relatively labor-intensive.

From DE 197 26 367 AI packaging for light insulation panels are known, which are attached to the facade scaffolding from the outside. In these known packages, the insulation boards are stacked horizontally one above the other. The plates are surrounded by a film and attached to the breastworks of the facade scaffolding, for example, by hanging elements. The transport of these known lightweight insulation board packs requires a certain skill and is not easy, since the smooth film that surrounds the insulation board stack is difficult to grasp by hand and the packaging therefore easily slips out of your hands.

From DE 28 52 496 AI an externally attachable to a facade scaffold-like frame is known, in the light insulation panels upright - 2 -

can be accommodated. The transport of this basket-like frame is also cumbersome. In addition, it must be borne in mind that the basket must always be brought down to be loaded with new panels, unless the baskets are filled with new panels hanging on the scaffolding, which then have to be transported individually up on the facade scaffolding.

The invention has for its object to provide a packaging that is easy to handle with regard to the transport of lightweight insulation panels to the individual storey levels of a facade scaffold. Furthermore, the lightweight insulation board should also be conveniently stored on the facade scaffolding.

To achieve this object, according to a first variant of the invention, a packaging for lightweight insulation boards for construction purposes, in particular for EPS insulation boards, is proposed, which is provided with a film tube with a central section and two opposite, free-end end sections having surrounding end sections for surrounding a number of light insulation boards having adjacent end faces , wherein the end sections of the film tube over the end faces of the

Light insulation panels protrude, the end sections of the film tube by means of one

Holding device are held together and the holding device for gripping the held together regions of the end sections of the film tube are arranged within the relevant end sections of the film tube between the central section and the free ends.

The packaging for lightweight insulation boards according to this first variant of the invention has a film tube which surrounds the insulation boards with its central section. On both sides of the central section of the film tube extend its end sections, which protrude beyond the narrow front ends of the plates. Each of these end sections is with a holding device - 3 -

provided that radially constrict the end portions. In this way, the end sections, starting from the circumferential or central section of the film tube, run essentially along the narrow front ends of the insulating boards and cover them, so that, starting from there, they run and gather together from the stack of boards. The holding devices are namely arranged within the relevant end sections of the film tube between the central section and the free ends of the end sections. In other words, the packaging according to the invention resembles a candy packaging, with the difference that the packaging material projecting on both sides, the film tube, does not necessarily have to be twisted, but only has to be constricted or summarized.

This type of packaging has the advantage that the light insulation board stacks packed in this way can now be conveniently transported upwards onto the facade scaffolding. The film tube ends held together can be comfortably gripped by hands, so that the stack of lightweight insulation panels can be conveniently transferred vertically upwards from one person to another and can be transported in this way.

In an advantageous further development of the first variant according to the invention, it is provided that the central section of the film tube has a suspension device, which makes it possible to close the film tube on a horizontal strut of a scaffolding (for example, a parapet) with its end sections at the top and bottom with a substantially vertical orientation fasten. The lightweight insulation panels are therefore not stored in a horizontal orientation but in a vertical orientation on the outside of the scaffolding. The suspension device is preferably a fastening tab with a fastening tape or a fastening cord. This is designed in particular as an adhesive flap which, after being folded over the horizontal strut of the scaffolding, can be glued to the film tube. - 4 -

In the storage of the packaging described above on the outside of the scaffolding, it is. Expedient if the plates can be removed from the film tube via the upper end section thereof. For this purpose it is provided according to a first alternative that the holding device as a tape, in particular as an adhesive tape, as a cord, as a clip or the like. is trained. Such a configuration of the holding device enables its reusability after loosening and thus opening of the film tube at the upper end section. As a further alternative, it is conceivable that the film tube at its central section adjacent to the upper end section has a perforation line, which is preferably not completely circumferential, along which the film tube can be torn open. The end section with the adjoining narrow area of the middle section can then be opened in the manner of a cover, as a result of which the front-side upper ends of the plates vertically supported in the film tube are exposed. In order, for example, to be able to cover a film tube that has not been completely emptied in the rain, the "lid" can be closed again.

So that water that may accumulate in the film tube (rain water, condensation water or the like) can run out of the film tube, it is advantageous if the lower end section has holes which are arranged in the region of the lower end section in which it results as a result of it Cohesion runs through the holding device at the lower narrow front ends of the plates. This part of the end section is, so to speak, the bottom of the bag-shaped film tube.

In a second variant according to the invention, the packaging is provided with a film tube with a central section and two opposite end sections having free ends. - 5 -

one first end section is folded together and the other second end section is folded by means of a

Holding device is held together, the holding device for gripping the held together area of the second end section within this end section between the

Middle section of the film tube and the free end is arranged.

In contrast to the first-mentioned variant, the film tube according to the second variant has a folded-up first end section and a second end section held together with a holding device. The first end section is thus designed to lie flat against the stack of plates, since the film is collapsed in this area, while the second end section protrudes from the narrow end ends of the plates and thus forms a "packing end" for transporting the packaging. Such packaging can also be conveniently transported from floor level to floor level of the facade scaffold on it.

Preferably, the packaging according to this second variant is provided with a hanging device for hanging the film tube with the same being essentially vertically oriented on the outside of the scaffolding. This suspension device is designed in particular as a fastening tape or fastening cord or fastening strap, in particular an adhesive strap or an adhesive tape being used.

When the film tube is arranged on the outside of the facade structure, the first folded end section is located at the bottom, while the second projecting end section is arranged at the top. The first folded section preferably has holes for the discharge of rainwater or condensed water. The formation of the film tube with a perforation line that is preferably not completely circumferential near the upper end section is preferably solved in the same way as described above in connection with the first variant of the invention. - 6 -

In a further embodiment of the invention, which can be used in both of the aforementioned variants according to the invention, it is provided that the (single) holding device or, in the case of two holding devices, one of the two near one edge of the end face of the entire arrangement formed by the end faces of the light insulation panels is arranged by Leichtdämmstofφlatten. In other words, this one holding device is arranged eccentrically. This has the advantage that the suspension device for hanging the packaging can be arranged on the scaffolding on the end section of the film tube held together. This suspension device is, in particular, a tape, a cord, an adhesive tape, a clip or the like. If one holding device is arranged on the edge, the packaging can be conveniently hung on the outside of the scaffolding with that of its outer sides, towards the edge of which the holding device is arranged on the front side. The edge-side arrangement of this holding device is expediently such that the plates have their broad sides facing the scaffolding. This has the advantage that the plate removal is facilitated, since the plates can now be easily removed from the film tube by simply slitting the film tube in the area of the end face of the plate arrangement. In addition, with an eccentric edge-side arrangement of the one holding device, the light-insulating boards are oriented essentially vertically, which likewise facilitates removal. The edge arrangement of the one holding device thus has the advantage of being able to fasten the entire packaging vertically and in a stable position on the outside of the scaffolding.

A common band is expediently used to implement the edge holding device and the hanging device, which serves on the one hand to hold the film tube together and on the other hand to secure the film tube to a strut of the scaffolding. This strut can also be independent of the design of the suspension device and the edge-side holding device horizontal as well as vertical strut. The common band can be put, so to speak, as a double loop, with one loop firmly enclosing the film tube and the second loop being provided for laying around a strut of the scaffolding. In order to prevent the two loops from opening or widening themselves unintentionally, the band can be knotted accordingly. As an alternative, it is advantageous to use a plastic closure clip known per se from a variety of applications, which has an eyelet arrangement having at least one eyelet and an adjoining band or cord section with a large number of latching projections. The band section is pulled through the eyelet arrangement and can be fixed on or in this, so that the loop formed when pulling through the band section is fixed in its width. The eyelet arrangement expediently has a second eyelet, through which that part of the band section which is passed through the first eyelet can be pulled in order to also be fixed to this second eyelet as a result of the latching projections.

The closure clips mentioned above can have different configurations. It is conceivable, for example, that the closure clip has a band section which is essentially rectangular in cross section with a toothed outer surface on one side and a likewise substantially rectangular eyelet arrangement designed as a bracket. Such closure clips are partially tightened using special tools. An alternative embodiment of the closure clip provides a band section which is essentially round in cross section, which has radially projecting projections and, as it were, consists of a series of conically widening latching projections. The eyelet arrangement of such a closure clip has at least one eyelet, the cross-section of which is larger than the largest cross-section of the band section, with a narrow edge cutout being located inside the eyelet, into which the latching projection band section is pressed laterally at one of its narrow points. In other words, the at least one eyelet of the eyelet arrangement of this locking clip has an opening similar to a keyhole. - 8th -

The use of a common closure element, for example in the form of a tape, a cord, a clip or the like. Both as a holding device arranged at the edge and as a hanging device for the packaging has the advantage that the entire packaging consists of a reduced number of individual parts, which brings logistical and packaging advantages. As a holding device combined with the hanging device, in addition to the previously described tapes, in which the tape is held together mechanically (namely by knotting, latching or the like), it is also possible to use an adhesive tape which, on the one hand, wraps around the end section of the film tube is laid around and on the other hand after laying around a strut of scaffolding can be glued to itself or to the film tube.

As a suspension device, which serves both to hold the film tube together at its upper end in the suspended state and to hang the film tube on the frame, a band can be used which is led around the film tube to form protruding ends (for example, is fastened by knotting) and at its projecting ends cooperating with each other locking elements (Dmckknopφrinzip, various clip versions or the like.)

For the band forming the loops, the general rule is that the regions of the band which can be connected to one another to form the first and / or second loops or loops are in particular releasably connectable to one another, in particular can be knotted, latched, glued and / or hooked.

In general for the suspension device in the packaging described here, it should also be said that the suspension can be used to hang the packaging both on a horizontal strut and on a vertical strut of the facade scaffolding. Exemplary embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to the figures. In detail show:

1 is a perspective view of a film tube packaging for light insulation boards according to a first embodiment,

2 is a perspective view similar to that of FIG. 1 according to a second embodiment, showing how an adhesive flap is placed around a horizontal strut of a facade scaffold and then glued,

3 shows a side view of a part of the facade scaffolding with film packaging attached to it,

4 is an enlarged view of detail IV of FIG. 3,

5 shows the upper part of the film packaging with the lid folded down,

6 shows a front view of a facade scaffold, the upward transport of the film packagings from storey level to storey level being illustrated in dash-dot lines,

7 shows a side view of a part of a façade scaffold with attached film packaging according to a further exemplary embodiment and

Fig. 8 is a view along the line VIII-VIII of Fig. 7 to illustrate the formation of the combined upper holding device and suspension device.

1 shows a perspective view of a first exemplary embodiment of packaging 10 for light insulation panels 12. The packaging 10 has one - 10 -

Foil tube 14, which has a central section 16, in the area of which the foil tube 14 surrounds the stack of plates 12 on four sides. End sections 18, 20 extend on both sides of the middle section 16 and are shown in dash-dot lines in FIG. 1 as extending in the extension of the middle section 16. This situation arises before the end sections 18, 20 are tied together for closure at the upper and lower ends 22, 24.

After the plates 12 have been pushed into the film tube 14 via one of the ends 22, 24 or the film tube 14 has been placed with its central section 16 around the stack of plates 12, the end sections 18, 20 are combined by constriction. For this purpose, a holding device 26 is provided for each end section 18, 20. In the simplest case, the holding device 26 is designed as a tape and in particular as an adhesive tape 28, with which the end sections 18, 20 of the film tube 14 can be permanently combined or constricted. In this way, the end sections 18, 20 extend in their regions adjacent to the middle section 16 at the upper and lower end faces of the plates 12, in order to protrude upwards or downwards from the stack of plates, starting from the holding devices 26. These protruding ends 30, 32 can be comfortably gripped by hand, so that the packaging 10 can be transported upwards from floor level to floor level on a facade scaffold in a simple manner. This process is shown graphically in FIG. 6, which is a front view of a facade scaffold 34 which has a plurality of storey floors 36 with breast bridges 38 and vertical stands 40. A film tube 14 is gripped at its upper "pack end" 30 by a person standing on a lower floor 36, who pivots the film tube 14 upwards by 180 °, in order to then continue to transport the film tube 14 up to the pack end 30, where a person standing on the next upper floor 36 detects the end of the pack 32 now lying on top. By repeating this process, the film tube packaging 10 can be conveniently transported up to the top floor levels. - 11 -

As can also be seen from FIG. 1, the film tube 14 has a suspension device 42, which in this case is designed as an adhesive tab 44. The adhesive tab 44 is fixed at one end 46 to the central section 16 of the film tube 14, while its free other end 48 is removable from the film tube 14. When the free end 48 of the adhesive flap 44 is detached in this way, it can be placed around the parapet 38 of the facade scaffold 34 in order to subsequently be glued to an adhesive surface 50 previously covered by the adhesive flap 44. This type of suspension device 42 provides a simple possibility of fastening the film tube packaging 10 on the outside of the facade structure 34.

As further shown in FIG. 1, a line with perforations 52 runs along the upper end of the middle section 16 near the upper end section 18 of the film tube 14, along which the film tube 14 can be torn open. The perforation inie 52 does not extend along the entire circumference, so that when the film tube 14 is torn open, a hinge-like connection remains between the upper end section 18 and the remaining part of the film tube 14. In this way, the upper end section 18 can be folded down like a cover from the remaining part of the film tube 14. By folding down this upper end section 18, the plates 12 are exposed on their upper end faces and can be removed from the film tube 14. This situation is also shown in FIG. 5.

Furthermore, the lower end portion 20, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, provided with holes 54, these holes 54 being arranged in the region of the lower end section 20 of the film tube 14 in which this lower end section 20 runs along the lower end ends of the plates 12. Moisture can escape from the film tube 14 through these holes 54.

Finally, with reference to FIG. 2, an alternative embodiment of the packaging 10 according to FIGS. 1 and 3 to 6 are entered. In Fig. 2 all those parts of this alternative packaging 10 'which correspond to the parts of the packaging 10 or are identical to them are provided with the same reference numerals. - 12 -

The only difference between the two packs 10 and 10 'is that in the pack 10' according to FIG. 2, the lower end section 20 of the film tube 14 is folded or folded together, so that a flat bottom of the film tube pack 10 'results. Otherwise, the packaging 10 'has the same properties and characteristics as the packaging 10.

In Figs. 7 and 8 show a further exemplary embodiment of a packaging 10 ". As far as the parts of this packaging 10" of the packaging 10 according to FIGS. 1 to 6 correspond, they are provided with the same reference numerals.

The difference between the two packs 10 "and 10 can be seen in particular in the arrangement of the upper holding device 26" in the suspended state. This upper holding device 26 "is arranged on the edge, so that the upper film tube end 30 is arranged eccentrically. The lower holding device 26, however, is arranged centrally and, as in the exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 6, is formed.

The edge-side arrangement of the holding device 26 ″ results in particular also from FIG. 8. From this figure it can be seen that the holding device 26 ″ is arranged in an edge region 62 facing one of the two outer light insulation material plates 12 facing the outer broad side 60. This has, as can be seen in particular in FIG. 4, the advantage that the packaging can be attached to the outside of the facade 34 substantially with vertical alignment if the suspension device 42 is arranged in the region of the upper film end section 30. Furthermore, when the upper holding device 26 "is arranged in the edge region 62 of the packaging 10", it is advantageous that the light insulation boards 12 are aligned essentially parallel to the extension of the horizontal bar 38 of the facade scaffold 34 when the packaging 10 "is suspended from this. This enables simply remove the plates from the film tube 14 when the latter is slit open at 64 in Fig. 7 in the direction perpendicular to the plane of the drawing - 13 -

on the perforation 52 of the packaging according to FIGS. 1 to 6 can be dispensed with. Such a perforation is less advantageous in the case of the packaging 10 ″, since the packaging 10 ″ is, so to speak, suspended from the lid of the packaging 10 or 10 ′ which is provided when the perforation 52 is provided.

As can be seen in particular from FIG. 8, a band-shaped locking clip 66 is used to implement the upper edge holding device 26 ″ and the hanging device 42, which has an eyelet arrangement 68 with two eyelets 70 at one end and which is different from the other Eyelet arrangement 68 is provided from extending band section 72, which has a plurality of conical locking projections 74 with stop faces 76. The band section 72 is passed through one of the two eyelets 70 to form a first eyelet 78, in order to fold through the scaffold post 38 after being folded over. to be passed through second of the two eyelets 70. This forms a second loop 80 around the scaffold spar 38. Both eyelets 70 have essentially the shape of a keyhole, that is to say they are provided with a narrowing 82 into which the band section is located in the eyelets 70 Areas is pushed in. An expansion of the two Eyelets are no longer possible, since the abutment surfaces 76 of the conical locking projections 74 in question lie against the edge of the eyelet constrictions 82 and prevent the band section 72 from moving back and thus widening the loops 78 and 80, as well as preventing the band section 72 from unintentionally loosening.

Claims

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1. Packaging for lightweight insulation panels for construction purposes, in particular for EPS insulation panels, with

- A film tube (14) with a central section (16) and two opposite, free ends (22, 24) having front end sections (18, 20) for surrounding a plurality of light insulation boards (12) which lie against one another and have end faces

- The end sections (18, 20) of the film tube (14) protrude beyond the end faces of the light insulation panels (12),

- The end sections (18, 20) of the film tube (14) are held together by means of a holding device (26) and

- The holding device (26) for gripping the held-together regions (30, 32) of the end sections (18, 20) of the film tube (14) within the relevant end sections (18, 20) of the film tube (14) between the central section (16) and the free ends (22, 24) are arranged.

2. Packing according to claim 1, characterized in that the central section (16) of the film tube (14) has a suspension device (42) for fastening the film tube (14) to a horizontal strut (38) of a scaffolding (34) under in substantially vertical alignment of the film tube (14) with its end sections (18, 20) is provided at the top and bottom.

3. Packing according spoke 2, characterized in that the suspension device (42) is designed as a fastening tab (44) with a fastening tape or a fastening cord which extends in the axial direction of the film tube (14).

4. Packaging according to claim 3, characterized in that the fastening tab (44) is designed as an adhesive tab. - 15 -

5. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that at least in one of the end sections (18, 20) of the film tube (14) in its area between the central section (16) and the holding device (26) holes (54) are arranged.

6. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the film tube (14) has a perforation line (52) which is preferably not completely circumferential in its region of its central portion (16) adjoining one of the end portions (18, 20). for opening the film tube (14) with the adjacent end section (18, 20) held together by the holding device (26) for the purpose of accessing the interior of the film tube (14).

7. Packaging according to claim 5 and 6, characterized in that when holes (54) are arranged in only one of the end sections (18, 20) of the film tube (14), the perforation line (52) adjoining the other end section (18, 20) is arranged.

8. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that at least one of the holding devices (26) as a tape (28), in particular as an adhesive tape, cord, clip or the like. is trained.

9. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that at least one of the holding devices (26) can be opened and closed for access to the inside of the film tube (14).

10. Packaging for lightweight insulation boards for building purposes, in particular for EPS insulation boards, with

- A film tube (14) with a central section (16) and two opposite, free ends (22, 24) having front ends - 16 -

End sections (18, 20) for surrounding a plurality of light insulation boards (12) having adjoining end faces, wherein

- The first end portion (20) is folded and

- The other second end portion (18) is held together by a holding device (26), wherein

- The holding device (26) for gripping the held area (30) of the second end section (18) within this end section (18) between the central section (16) of the film tube (14) and the free end (22) is arranged.

11. Packaging according to claim 10, characterized in that the central portion (16) of the film tube (14) has a suspension device (42) which for fastening the film tube (14) to a horizontal strut (38) of a scaffolding (34) under in substantially vertical alignment of the film tube (14) with its end sections (18, 20) is provided at the top and bottom.

12. Packaging according to claim 11, characterized in that the suspension device (42) is designed as a fastening tab (44) with a fastening band or a fastening cord which extends in the axial direction of the film tube (14).

13. Packaging according to claim 12, characterized in that the fastening tab (44) is designed as an adhesive tab.

14. Packaging according to one of claims 10 to 13, characterized in that holes (54) are arranged in the first end section (20) of the film tube (14). - 17 -

15. Packaging according to one of claims 10 to 14, characterized in that the film tube (14) in its region adjacent to the second end section (18) of its central section (16) has a preferably not completely circumferential perforation line (52) for opening the film tube ( 14) with the adjacent second end section (18) held together by the holding device (26) for the purpose of accessing the interior of the film tube (14).

16. Packaging according to one of claims 10 to 15, characterized in that the holding device (26) as a tape (28), in particular adhesive tape, as a cord, as a clamp or the like. is trained.

17. Packaging according to claim 16, characterized in that the holding device (26) can be opened and closed for the purpose of access to the inside of the film tube (14).

18. Packaging according to one of claims 1, 8, 9, 10, 16 or 17, characterized in that at least one of the holding device (26 ") or the holding device (26") near an edge (62) through the end faces the Leichtdämmstoffφlatten (12) formed end face of the arrangement of adjoining Leichtdämmstoffφlatten (12) is arranged.

19. Packaging according to claim 18, characterized in that the edge-side holding device (26 ") is arranged in the region between the edge (62) of the arrangement of light insulation boards (12) and the end face of a light insulation board (12) located near the edge (62) .

20. Packaging according to claim 18 or 19, characterized in that a suspension device (42) is provided, which for fastening the film tube (14) to a strut (38) of a scaffolding (34) with a substantially vertical orientation of the film tube (14) with its end sections (18, 20) is provided above and below, and that the suspension device (42) on the through - 18 -

the edge-side holding device (26 ") holding together the end section (18) of the film tube (14) is arranged.

21. Packaging according to claim 20, characterized in that the hanging device (42) or the like as a band, cord. is trained.

22. Packaging according to one of claims 18 to 21, characterized in that each holding device (26, 26 ") is designed as a tape, in particular as an adhesive tape, cord, clip or the like.

23. Packaging according to spoke 20, characterized in that the edge-side holding device (26 ") and the hanging device (42) as a common tape (66), in particular as an adhesive tape, cord, clip or the like. The or the the cohesion of the film tube (14) is also provided for fastening the film tube (14) to a strut (38) of a scaffolding (34).

24. Packaging according to claim 23, characterized in that the band (66) or the cord to form two loops (78, 80) can be laid, one loop (78) enclosing the film tube (14) and the second loop ( 80) for laying around a strut (38) of a scaffolding (34) is provided.

25. Packaging according to claim 24, characterized in that the regions of the band (66) which can be connected to one another to form the first and / or second loop or loops (78, 80) can be knotted, latched, glued, hooked or otherwise releasably connected in particular are.

26. Packaging according to claim 23, characterized in that the band (66) or the cord has at one end an eyelet arrangement (68) for pulling through the other end to form at least one loop, and that the band (66) or the cord in his or her section (72) between this other - 19 -

End and the eyelet arrangement (68) has a plurality of locking projections (74, 76) which prevent the unwanted pulling out of the band (66) or cord extending through the eyelet arrangement (68) or cord from the eyelet arrangement (68). interacts with this.

27. Packaging according to claim 26, characterized in that the eyelet arrangement (68) has at least one eyelet (70) through which the latching projection section (72) of the band (66) or the cord extends, and that the eyelet ( 70) has a locking recess (82) with a narrow cross section, into which the locking projection section (72) can be inserted to fix it on the eyelet arrangement (68).

28. Packaging according to claim 26 or 27, characterized in that the eyelet arrangement (68) has two eyelets (70) through which the latching section (72) of the band (66) or the cord to form two loops (78, 80) extends through.

29. Packaging according to one of the claims 18 to 28 and 5 or 14, characterized in that when holes (54) are arranged in one of the end sections (20) of the film tube (14), the edge-side holding device (26 ") in the other end section (18) of the film tube (14) is arranged.