EP1119498A1 - Structure de transport d'aliments et de boissons - Google Patents

Structure de transport d'aliments et de boissons

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EP1119498A1
EP1119498A1 EP98918314A EP98918314A EP1119498A1 EP 1119498 A1 EP1119498 A1 EP 1119498A1 EP 98918314 A EP98918314 A EP 98918314A EP 98918314 A EP98918314 A EP 98918314A EP 1119498 A1 EP1119498 A1 EP 1119498A1
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cup
panel
panels
stabilizer
box
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Donna Cutler
Per-Axel Lindstrom
Joseph Carmichael
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LINDSTROM PER AXEL
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  • the present invention relates to food and beverage vessel, or cup, carriers and more particularly to foldable paperboard carriers with cup holders and a handle
  • collapsible, dual-configuration carrier which serves as a food and beverage carrier in one configuration and as a sturdy beverage cup carrier when folded into a second configuration
  • Previous collapsible paperboard carriers are well suited for the purpose they were designed Each may have its own advantage
  • carriers may have apertures in a base for receiving beverage cups, which is convenient for its use but is less advantageous for use as a food carrier
  • carriers may have an integral box without openings for receiving food stuffs but are less suited for use as a beverage carrier without a way to stabilize cups in the carrier.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a carrier versatile in use as either an integral upright box without cup openings and adaptable to receive and stabilize cups in the box. Another object of the invention is to have a paperboard blank that is generally flat in a stored condition and easily folded into a sturdy carrier when in use. It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a foodstuffs carrier supported at its bottom for strength and stability. It is a further object that the carrier include a handle from which the carrier hangs. It is also an
  • the carrier provides a bottom strengthened to prevent collapse or folding under a load of cups and also supported by handles from which the carrier hangs during use.
  • a food and beverage carrier of this invention which presents a dual-configuration, collapsible food carrier, adapted as a side-walled carrier when folded into a first configuration and as a beverage cup or ice cream cone carrier when folded into a second configuration.
  • the carrier is typically formed from flat paper stock cut and marked with fold lines for ease in assembly of a carrier with splash protection with a stable base section supported by two handle panels hinged respectively from opposite sides of the base joining at their distal ends to form a triangular structure over the base.
  • the box In the first configuration, the box is upright, and the handle panels fold upward around the upright box, the box forming a tray with walls around its perimeter to retain foodstuffs placed therein.
  • the carrier Independently from foodstuff retaining walls, the carrier is supported by the handles at its base where the carrier load is focussed while separately providing enclosing side and end walls.
  • the handle panels hinge from the base sides and are disposed to fold over cups (or cones) placed in holes in the base with the carrier essentially comprising an inverted box hanging from its base from the handle panels and strengthened by circumferential side and end walls depending downward from the base to assure structural integrity of the carrier under heavy load conditions That is, in the second configuration, the side and end walls prevent the base from collapsing or folding when loaded by strengthening the base ends
  • a carrier is efficiently produced from paperboard stock and is simpler to fold into an in-use condition
  • a bottom panel has a handle panel attached to each of two opposite edges thereof and a side panel attached to the other edges
  • the side panels each include a web that extends beyond the bottom panel's edges
  • Each web includes a diagonal fold line
  • a portion of each web is attached to each handle panel with another portion overlying each handle panel
  • a cup stabilizer ring is attached to either an edge of that portion of each web that is attached to the handle panel or to a handle panel itself In operation as either the handle panels or the side panels are pushed or pulled in an upright direction the other panels are urged into position by action of the webs folding onto themselves along the diagonal fold line
  • the cup stabilizers may be folded down into a position above the bottom panel, each stabilizer having an appropriately sized opening for receiving a cup
  • the bottom panel, handle panels, and side panels are integral being cut from a single sheet of paperboard
  • only one side panel is used That side panel having a pair of webs attached to its outer edges and is connected to an opposite side panel via a cup stabilizing panel, the opposite side panel being attached to the bottom panel at its lower edge and to the cup stabilizing panel at its upper edge.
  • each side panel is made integral with the bottom panel
  • the webs are integral with a respective side panel and handle panels
  • the opposite side panel is integral with the bottom panel
  • the cup stabilizing panel is integral to one side panel and glued to a tab on an opposite side panel.
  • a box-like structure is formed having handle panels extending upwardly from a bottom panel providing superior strength and stability.
  • the handle panels extend upwardly above the box-like structure to provide a convenient single handle for carrying while protecting the contents.
  • FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of an assembled beverage vessel carrier in a first and primary configuration
  • FIG. 2 is a front perspective view of an assembled beverage vessel carrier in a second, or alternate, configuration
  • FIG. 3 is a front perspective view of the beverage vessel with the stabilizing arms yet to
  • FIG. 4 is a plan view of a blank with fold lines marked
  • FIG. 5 is a perspective view of an assembled and folded for use food and cup carrier showing a two-place cup holder
  • FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an assembled and folded for use food and cup carrier showing a four-place cup holder
  • FIG. 7 is a plan view of a blank before folding and gluing into a food and cup carrier in a stored condition
  • FIG. 8 is a plan view of a blank folded and glued into an as stored condition ready to be folded up into an in use condition
  • FIG. 9 is a partial pictorial showing one corner of a food and cup carrier with a web in a partially folded condition depicting the relationship between a side panel, a bottom panel, and a handle panel, and
  • FIG. 10 is a plan view of another embodiment showing a blank ready for assembly having a pair of webs.
  • a beverage vessel carrier 10 comprises a blank adapted to be folded into a box including a base 12 with at least one hole 14 having opposite base sides 18 and 20 and having opposite base ends 32 and 34 of width, 2B, and having end walls 28 and 30 depending from base ends 32 and 34.
  • a pair of side wall arms 38 attach to each of the end walls 28 and 30, the width of the arms 38 on the end walls 28, 30 being within a distance, A, from the base ends 32, 34.
  • Each side wall arm 38 is disposed to interlock with a side wall arm attached to an opposite end wall when the blank is folded, therein
  • side walls 44 forming side walls 44.
  • the end walls and side walls form an open box with the base as its bottom.
  • Side arms 38 are interlocked by means of matching slits in the side arms 38 with an arm from one end wall overlapping an opposing arm from an opposite end wall, a slit from one arm meshing with a matching slit in the other arm to form a side wall on each base side, the side and end walls forming a box with the base as its bottom.
  • a pair of handle panels 16 extend from opposite base sides 18, 20, one panel from each of the base sides, a distance from the base sides 18, 20 substantially greater than the sum of distances A and 2B such that the panels 16 are foldable alongside and around respective adjacent side walls 44 when the carrier is assembled, joining together at their distal ends to form a handle over the open box.
  • the box is thereby covered by the handle panels 16 and supported by said handle panels from the box base 12 to form a triangular cavity over the base.
  • the panels 16 are foldable away from respective side walls, similarly joining together over their distal ends to form a handle over the box base, the open box directed away from the handles.
  • each panel there are panel apertures 22 which meet to form a handle slot through which a user's hand or fingers can pass for lifting the base from the handle panels.
  • a handle interlocking portion 24 rotating into and upward into the aperture of the other handle panel aperture thereby engaging and interlocking the handle panels.
  • the base circular holes further comprise sectors 46 hinged at the circle arc or a chord approximating the arc, and radially cut to extend separately, to effectively cover the hole. Until depressed, the sectors 46 support foodstuffs generally, but when depressed, as by a cup inserted into the hole, the sectors hinge downward opening the hole to the cup.
  • a box-like structure 48 is formed from handle panels 50, 52, a bottom panel 54, and first and second side panels 56, 58. In order to stabilize cups that may be placed in box-like structure 48 one or more cup stabilizers 60 may be used, their position and operation being discussed
  • Carrier 10 is intended to be made from paperboard having a thickness of about .018 inches, although slightly lighter or heavier material could be used. If light gauge material is used carrier 10 could be strengthened by using embossing techniques or utilizing double thickness at high stress points. Other materials such as corrugated or honeycomb composite structures could be used. A plastic or plastic laminate could be used as well.
  • a carrier blank 62 is shown in plan view. Blank 62 is cut from stock described above by die or high pressure water or other customary means. By examining blank 62 it is apparent which edges of the various panels are formed in an integral manner. Alternatively, each of the various panels could be attached to the others by use of an adhesive or another suitable means, such as by stapling.
  • Handle or end panel 50 is attached to or formed integral with an edge portion 63 of bottom panel 54 along fold line 64.
  • Handle or end panel 52 is attached to or formed integral with an opposite edge portion 65 of bottom panel 54 along fold line 66.
  • a first side panel 56 is attached or formed integral with bottom panel 54 along a side edge portion 70 of bottom panel 54.
  • a second side panel 58 is attached or formed integral with bottom panel 54 along an opposite side edge portion 74 of bottom panel 54.
  • Each side edge 70, 74 lies along a side fold line 76, 78.
  • Rectangular webs 80, 82, 84, 86 are attached or formed integral with respective side panels 56, 58 and handle panels 50, 52.
  • Each web or gusset 80, 82, 84, 86 has a fold line 88 where it joins its respective side panel 56, 58 and a fold line 90 where it joins its respective handle panel 50, 52.
  • Each web, or gusset 80, 82, 84, 86 being rectangular in shape, has a diagonal fold line 92 extending from its corner with bottom panel 54 to an outer corner 94.
  • Diagonal fold lines 92 are preferably perforated and divide webs 80, 82, 84 , 86 approximately in half, forming triangular pieces.
  • Each web includes a web handle panel face 96. It is this face that gets glued to a respective handle panel 50, 52 during production.
  • Cup stabilizer fold line 102 is preferably a perforated fold line The cup stabilizers are attached along the one edge, that being web edge portion 98
  • carrier 10 has been assembled by folding and gluing or stapling into its collapsed or stored condition In this condition many carriers can be stored filling a relatively small volume and popped up into an in use condition when needed Web handle panel face 96 is attached by gluing, adhesion, stapling, or the like, to each respective handle panel 50, 52
  • Web handle panel face 96 is attached by gluing, adhesion, stapling, or the like, to each respective handle panel 50, 52
  • webs 80, 82, 84, 86 pull handle panels 50, 52 up into position Webs are folded back on themselves until they are in a face to face contact position
  • handle panels 50, 52 are pushed into an upright condition, side panels 56, 58 will be pulled via webs into their upright position
  • cup stabilizers 100 can be folded down to provide a securing means part way up a cup with the bottom of the cup in contact with bottom panel 54
  • cup stabilizers may be employed
  • FIG 10 an alternate embodiment for a cup carrier only is shown This design uses a pair of webs 80 on only one side of handle panels 50, 52.
  • a cup stabilizer panel 80 is shown on only one side of handle panels 50, 52.
  • Cup stabilizer panel 104 is attached to a first side panel 56 that does not have any webs associated therewith.
  • Cup stabilizer panel 104 includes at least one opening 110 sized to receive a cup.
  • Cup stabilizer panel 104 is attached to a tab 106 that is in turn attached via a fold line to a top edge 108 of a second side panel 58.
  • Second side panel 58 has associated webs 80 as described above. In operation this embodiment only requires a gentle pull on second side panel 58 or cup opening 110 to raise both handle panels 50, 52 and the first side panel 56.
  • the present invention is very useful for conveying or carrying food and beverages from carry-out types of vendors, such as can be found at public stadiums, street vendors, or the like.
  • the invention enables one person to carry one or more beverages and/or food with one hand leaving the other hand free to open doors or get keys out.

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Cette invention se rapporte à une ébauche en carton pouvant être rangée à plat et qui est prête à être pliée pour se transformer en une structure de transport d'aliments et de boissons à symétrie double (10) pliable sélectivement pour former une boîte droite ayant des panneaux de poignées s'étendant vers le haut (50, 52) et des parois terminales (56. 68), les panneaux de poignées partant de la base de la boîte pour longer les parois latérales et se rencontrer au-dessus de la boîte en formant une poignée. Lorsque les panneaux de poignées sont pliés en direction et autour des parois latérales de la base, cette structure de support est conçue pour renfermer des aliments placés dans la structure et elle peut en même temps contenir, en vue de leur transport, un ou plusieurs gobelets placés dans des ouvertures de grandeur appropriée, ménagées dans la base. La structure en forme de boîte est créée par les panneaux de poignées et par des premier et second panneaux latéraux, ces panneaux latéraux et lesdits panneaux de poignées étant reliés par plusieurs membranes fixées à l'un des panneaux latéraux et à un panneau de poignée adjacent, de telle sorte que, lorsque les panneaux de poignées sont poussés dans une position droite, les panneaux latéraux sont tirés vers le haut pour former la structure en forme de boîte, ou vice-versa. On peut prévoir des stabilisateurs de gobelets (60) qui basculent vers le bas dans une position située, par rapport aux panneaux de poignées, au-dessus de la structure en forme de boîte, en vue de servir de support aux gobelets placés dans la boîte.
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