EP2173641B1 - Transportable anordnung aus einer vielzahl flächig aneinander liegender kuvertierumschläge und einer verpackung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a transportable arrangement of a plurality of flat adjacent enveloping envelopes and a package therefor, wherein the plurality of one of the side by side parallel lined lower longitudinal edges of the envelopes Envelope formed underside, one of the juxtaposed parallel upper longitudinal edges of the envelopes Envelope, two of The narrow sides formed perpendicular to the underside and the top side parallel to one another and arranged side by side of the enveloping envelopes, one end side formed by an address side of a first envelope envelope of the plurality and another end side formed by a flap side of a last envelope envelope of the plurality.
- Envelope envelopes are envelopes for letters and documents that are automatically filled with contents in inserting machines. This means that they have to be processed automatically in very large numbers in a very rapid sequence. It is important that the empty, to be filled enveloping envelopes are always fed properly in the same orientation, so that the provided in the inserter filling mechanism can also work accordingly, without causing stoppers. Such stoppers would be extremely expensive, since they cause a shutdown of the entire filling and inserting and the staff must intervene manually.
- the supplied envelopes envelopes must be placed on a feed belt or in a feed chute, in such a way that then the feed mechanism can make the mentioned alignment simple and reliable.
- the envelopes are then automatically fed into the inserter and filled there and further processed.
- envelopes are packaged in cardboard boxes made of gray cardboard or corrugated cardboard.
- a certain number of, for example, 750, 800 or 1000 insert envelopes are each protected in a cardboard box and can be transported on pallets.
- the operator of the inserter takes each a cardboard box, opens it, takes out the envelopes, in which he takes with his two palms from the outside the outermost envelopes and holds between the hands, puts the stack thus obtained on the feed belt or in the feed chute of the feed mechanism , attach it to the previous envelopes and then dispose of the now empty cardboard box.
- postboxes for enveloping envelopes have come into use.
- These mailboxes are themselves used for transporting ordinary, filled envelopes by a mail-order company such as For example, Deutsche Post AG, but can also be used for the temporary storage of insert envelopes.
- These postboxes form a kind of open-topped pan, into which an operator of the inserter machine or optionally also a machine can reach in and remove the stack of inserter envelopes and insert it into the feed chute or onto the feed belt of the feed mechanism of the inserting machine.
- postboxes are made of plastic and are reusable and can be used as mentioned for other purposes, which keeps the numbers high and thus the manufacturing and storage costs despite the very complex structure within reasonable limits. Due to their shape, they can be stacked in a relatively space-saving way, but these postboxes also take up a relatively large amount of space as well as weight after their emptying and are comparatively complex in their manufacture.
- the material is again plastic, on the one hand a film-like type of plastic for the envelope and on the other hand, a thermoplastic resin for the reinforcement, which must be disposed of separately or further treated. If the thermoplastic used heats up during storage and transport, in particular due to the film-like plastic covering, then it can cause twists of the packaging with its contents and thus bent and not optimally aligned enveloping envelopes come. In addition, just the delicate upper and lower longitudinal edges of the envelopes are unprotected.
- the plurality of insert envelopes is surrounded by a consisting of a cardboard-like material hood body that surrounds the plurality of envelopes envelopes on its underside, its top and around the two end sides around or in part and leaving on the narrow sides, that the hood body includes two pressure-resistant rectangular discs, which are arranged on the other components of the hood body so that they lie on the two end sides of the plurality of insert envelopes, that the two rectangular discs relatively stronger than the other components of the hood body are formed, and in that the hood body has a pull tab which is arranged on one of the end sides of the plurality of insert envelopes and allows a tearing of the hood body and a peeling of the hood body of the plurality.
- the basic idea of the invention is to use a paperboard strip of a width which is approximately the width of an insert envelope and preferably has a slightly smaller width, said paperboard strip containing the plurality of envelopes to be packaged on the long sides of the envelopes in the manner of a carton surrounds two missing pages and covers at the same time as a hood.
- the total length of this paperboard strip with respect to this paperboard web is slightly longer than the sum of the four sides of the plurality of enveloping envelopes to be wrapped by the cap body.
- the resulting from this extension small overlap with a specially designed for sealing and ripping once formed adhesive strip with preferably a handle element.
- the optionally provided grip element preferably consists of a flat, non-elastic and hand-friendly material, in particular of a non-prone to cutting into a hand material. Also possible is an elastic material with similar properties.
- One possible material for this is a polyethylene, a polypropylene or a fiber-reinforced plastic, for example a material offered under the Tyvek® brand.
- the grip element can also be provided in the form of a larger sticker.
- This sticker can be stuck on the outermost edge of the cardboard strip so that it protrudes over this, is folded over by 180 ° and thus comes to rest on both sides of the cardboard strip. As a result, an operator no longer has to touch the gray cardboard of the cardboard strip, but simply grips and pulls on this sticker on both sides.
- Such labels may also be used for quite different purposes anyway and may indicate, for example, an indication of the manufacturer of the envelopes or of one type or type of the packaged envelopes and thus serve a dual purpose.
- the entire packaging, so the cardboard strip with all elements of the hood body and the discs can be disposed of as paper; an exception might be the handle element when using Tyvek or another material that is not made of a cellulosic base consists. But even then there is at least the advantage that the entire package can be grasped as an element and further treated together, for example, to be led to a later material separation outside the space of the inserter and so does not claim the space available in this room.
- the packaging material can be wholly or predominantly made of cellulose and disposed of in the paper cycle.
- the packaging consists thus primarily of renewable raw materials and is environmentally friendly overall.
- the resulting protection is practically like conventional boxes or boxes able to protect the envelopes on the bottom, the two end sides and additionally on the top against dust, moisture and other environmental influences, since it is surrounded on these pages each of the hood body. Since this is made of cardboard or cardboard, the heat and moisture of the production process can even radiate or evaporate far better.
- the hood body In addition to a cardboard with two missing pages resembling circumferential main component or composite of the cardboard strip, the hood body on two sufficiently rigid rectangular discs on.
- the two sufficiently rigid cardboard discs have the size and shape of the enveloping envelopes and support in this way faithfully the two ends of the stack to be packaged.
- This hood body envelops the stack, but leaves the narrow sides of the stack with the side edges of the envelopes free.
- the transportable arrangements are constructed in a package-like manner in floors on the pallet. It should be noted that the large number of envelopes envelopes are not each carried as a single arrangement to the inserter, but are usually piled up in bulk on pallets in turn. So there are so many stacked packaging on each other.
- By providing the hood body according to the invention also results in an improved footprint of the enveloping envelopes on a pallet.
- the stable hood body with cardboard sections and with the discs in the vertical and horizontal directions lead here to a defined additional protection of the individual varieties of enveloping envelopes in the bulk containers on the pallet.
- the inventive concept makes it possible to achieve a solid stack structure and a strength and stability defined by the pressure.
- the hood body forms a hollow body, since it has several in 90 ° to each other kinking cardboard areas. There are also the two rectangular windows.
- the hood body thus represents two mutually opposing U-profiles with different strong profile sides. Overall, a three-dimensional, stabilizing profile, whereby the thickness of the discs can be kept relatively low.
- punch outs can optionally be provided. These punches allow the operator or user of the inserter to free the envelope envelopes from the packaging and its packaging parts with particularly easy, simple handles.
- the gripping element could also be provided by a suitably suitable punched in the hood body.
- the hood body can also be formed by integrally or adhesively formed projections with punched the handle element.
- the hood body is provided with additional reinforcing strips.
- a particularly preferred embodiment is characterized in that the reinforcing strips are provided in the areas where the hood body extends from the bottom of the plurality of insert envelopes 90 ° up around one of the two end sides, and that the reinforcing strips transverse to the web of the hood body, ie parallel to the lower longitudinal edges of the enveloping envelopes run.
- edge protection a simple adhesive strip made of a plastic or preferably of a fibrous cellulosic material which extends across the hood body from one side edge to the other side edge and is glued exactly on the edge arising here.
- the reinforcing strip or strips can be applied to the hood body from outside or also from the inner sides adjacent to the enveloping envelopes.
- the hood body is provided with alternative or additional reinforcing strips, that the reinforcing strips run along the hood body along its side edges, and that a reinforcing strip is provided on both side edges adjacent to the edge of the hood body.
- the packaging components arranged around the envelopes are anyway made of cardboard and thus quickly penetrated by water, on the other hand these packaging components are not trough-shaped or trough-shaped, so Water in them is not caught, but can penetrate directly into the underlying sections with further insert envelopes.
- the arrangements provided according to the invention employ enveloping envelopes which are relatively tightly pressed due to the hood bodies. Pressed paper has much less surface area available for air oxygen than loose, loose paper. If the oxygen therefore can not reach the paper surface, the corresponding pressed paper can not burn or a resulting fire can propagate only much slower and worse.
- the enveloping envelopes pressed in the arrangements according to the invention therefore catch fire only delayed, compared with loose, loose paper, as is the case for example in conventional transport boxes in the form of enveloping envelopes set therein. Also in this context, it is of great advantage that the arrangements according to the invention manage without or with extremely few plastic components.
- envelopes are inventively much more tightly packed and pressed than is handled in conventional transportable arrangements of envelopes with their packaging.
- the envelope envelopes need namely in this way significantly less storage space.
- the number of envelope envelopes stored in a specific volume in a storage room is significantly higher than in the loose, loose state. A considerable saving of storage space is possible.
- FIG. 1 illustrated enveloping envelope 10 is used to send letters or documents. It is approximately rectangular and has a lower longitudinal edge 11, an upper, parallel to the longitudinal edge of the longitudinal edge 12, two perpendicular to the two longitudinal edges side edges 13 and 14 and also a flat side, which forms the address page 15, and facing away from the address page 15 Flap side 16.
- the address page 15 may have approximately a window 17.
- a letter or other document having an address of an intended recipient located in the envelope envelope 10 may then be viewed and utilized by the window 17 by a mailing company.
- the in the FIG. 1 hidden and away from the viewer flap side 16 serves to be able to open the inserter envelope automatically to place the letter or document and any facilities provided in the inserter envelope 10 and to close this after placement.
- Such envelopes envelopes are processed by machine and this must be supplied manually or automatically in very large numbers corresponding insertion (not shown).
- the feed takes place by placing the inserter envelopes 10 in large numbers on a corresponding guided belt, which then feeds the enveloping envelopes 10 mostly vertical to a filling machine (not shown). In other types of inserter insertion envelopes are inserted into vertical shafts.
- the enveloping envelopes 10 are first arranged to a plurality 20 of flat adjacent or lying envelopes. This arrangement is done by the manufacturer of enveloping envelopes 10. The stack thus formed is then suitably packaged and held together so that it forms a manageable object during transport and storage and can be placed as compact as possible and without problems on the conveyor belt of the inserter.
- the plurality 20 has an underside 21 which is formed by the juxtaposed lower longitudinal edges 11 of the numerous enveloping envelopes 10 of the plurality 20.
- a plurality 20 may include 750, 800, or 1000 insert envelopes 10, but other numbers are possible.
- the address page 15 of the first inserter envelope 10 can not be recognized, since it is covered in a later described form.
- This plurality 20 is then surrounded by a hood body 30.
- a hood body 30 Around the plurality 20 of enveloping envelopes 10 around the hood body 30 is guided from a cardboard-like material. He begins on the front end side 25, goes over the bottom 21, the rear end side 26 to about the top 22 again to the front end side 25th
- the two ends of the hood body 30 overlap. In the region of the overlap, the two ends can be connected to one another, in particular adhesively bonded.
- a tear tab 42 is also arranged.
- the tear tab 42 may also have a handle 43.
- the tear tab 42 and / or the handle 43 may be formed integrally with the hood body 30; it may also be another material that is particularly easy to handle and, in particular, does not cut a user's hand when it is pulling hard on handle 43 or pull-tab 42.
- the tear tab 42 with the handle 43 lies flat on the end face 25 of the plurality 20 of envelopes 10.
- This plurality 20 with the hood body 30, the user takes from a stack, for example, on a pallet and places it on the conveyor belt of the inserter. He only has to make sure that the end face 25 is oriented correctly, which is easily recognizable by the arrangement of the pull tab 42.
- the user also benefits if, as in the illustrated embodiment, the hood body 30 is not quite up to the Side edges 13 and 14 of the Envelope envelopes 10 is sufficient, so even before the narrow sides 24 leaves a small piece of the top 22.
- the address side 15 and the flap side 16 differ visually for the experienced user in that a small piece of the flap can still be recognized on the flap side 16 even in this region close to the edge.
- hood body 30 in this area transparent or punched-through openings which allow a view of the first insertion envelope 10 arranged behind it and a characteristic section thereof, for example on an edge region of the flap or the window cutout ,
- the plurality 20 is still surrounded by the hood body 30 at this moment. It can not be processed that way yet. However, since the feeding belt of the inserting machine also has the enveloping envelopes 10 of the preceding pluralities 20 which are still supplied to the inserting machine, the user has a few seconds to make the next steps now.
- the cardboard-like material of the already torn hood body 30 can easily pull under the bottom 21 of the plurality 20 of insert envelopes 10 out without the longitudinal edges 11 of the envelopes 10 thereby damaged or in their Order be messed up.
- the carton-like material of the now no longer required hood body 30 can be disposed of as a normal cellulosic material, taking much less space, unlike conventional blank cartons after removing the enveloping envelopes.
- the hood body 30 has two pressure-resistant rectangular disks 35, 36 on the side adjacent to the enveloping envelopes 10, covering the two end sides 25 and 26 of the plurality 20 of enveloping envelopes 10 over their entire surface.
- the rectangular discs 35 and 36 may also be referred to as slabs. They may be made thicker than the other components of the hood body 30 and ensure that the plurality 20 of envelopes 10 during the entire transport and storage operations on the two end faces 25 and 26 is protected and in particular the outer corners of the outer enveloping envelopes 10 not kinking or bending, which would complicate or possibly preclude processing in an inserter.
- FIG. 4 A look at the FIG. 4 now shows the next step in an embodiment during processing.
- the user or server is now raising with the handle 43, the front side of the hood body 30 with the disc 35 and removes them from the plurality 20 of envelopes envelope 10 from.
- FIG. 4 illustrated preferred embodiment is provided to connect the hood body 30 with its discs 35, 36 and in this way after tearing open the tear tab 42 by means of the handle 43 from the enveloping envelopes 10 to separate.
- This connection would preferably be provided in an area at the edges of one of the two disks 35 and 36.
- the second disc 36 of the hood body 30 is then pulled upwards with this "last end" on the side of the plurality 20 facing away from the observer and thus also separated from the enveloping envelopes 10.
- the hood body 30 with its discs 35, 36 can be easily removed in the paper disposal. They also take up little space. There is no resistance caused by spatial interleaving unlike empty cartons.
- the hood body 30 with its two disks 35, 36 is almost flat in the state to be disposed of. It consists entirely or predominantly of pure cellulose material with all parts and does not have to be further processed during further disposal. In addition, both the hood body 30 and its two disks 35, 36 are each preferably produced from a recycled cardboard.
- a modified form of the so-called pack presses used in the industry specialized in the production of envelopes can be used.
- the preparation can be done both automatically and manually or by a combination of both.
- a conventional machine designed for the production of envelopes produces a plurality 20 of envelopes 10 in a desired and predetermined quantity of, for example, 750 or 1000 pieces.
- This plurality 20 is then introduced by hand or automatically in the non-pressed state in a pressing device.
- a disk 35 is inserted as a lower slab in front of the first envelope 10 of the plurality 20 and a part of the hood body 30 is still placed underneath. This lower slab will then in the illustration in the FIG. 4 to the front disc 35 and to the front slab.
- the middle part of the hood body 30 is already attached to this disc 35 in one piece or glued.
- the enveloping envelopes 10 of the still unpressed plurality 20 are then pressed together with the upper disc 36 with a pressure set on the pressing device against the already existing lower disc 35.
- the pressure on the plurality 20 can optionally also be exercised with several different tools.
- side flaps In the region of the side edges 13 and 14 of the inserter envelopes 10 are side flaps. These side flaps are used in the production of envelopes envelopes 10 to connect the address page 15 and the flap side 16 with each other. In this area, the plurality 20 from the enveloping envelopes 10 with a maximum width of about 10 mm is additionally compressed by the presses.
- the remainder of the hood body 30 would then be attached to one or both disks 35, 36 by sharp bending and application of a bond.
- the hood body 30 is complete and surrounds, as desired, the complete plurality 20.
- the hood body 30 could also be formed from a prefabricated cardboard with different thickness sections, wherein the thicker surfaces of the paperboard web then form the discs 35, 36.
- the plurality 20 of envelopes envelopes 10 are now ready to transport and are stacked on a pallet and a large number of such varieties 20 or arrangements of envelopes envelopes 10 and packaging 30 is then again protected as in conventional transport operations and transported the entire range.
- the insert envelopes 10 in the plurality 20 preferably have at the lower longitudinal edge 11, the so-called Bodenfalzkante, the same thickness, as at the opposite upper longitudinal edge 12, on which the flap of the flap side 16 is hinged. This avoids that the formed pluralities 20 are trapezoidal, since otherwise more paper layers may possibly come together at the closure flap than at the opposite lower longitudinal edge 11. This can be done by slightly lengthening the side flap blank and its fold over.
- FIG. 5 A closer view of a Envelope envelope 10 with this Aufrichtevorbruch 18 and formed in accordance with the above considerations elements of the flap side 16 are in the FIG. 5 shown. It can be seen here a corresponding schematically shown and unfolded insert envelope 10 an address page 15 is equipped with deflected flaps 16a, 16b, 16c and 16d, which together form the flap side 16. A bottom flap 16a hinged to the lower longitudinal edge 11, two side flaps 16b and 16c hinged to the two side edges 13 and 14, and a flap 16d hinged to the upper longitudinal edge 12 are common.
- FIG. 5 also indicated that at the bottom of the side flap 16c and / or on the bottom flap 16a small extra flaps 16e are articulated, which form the additional paper layer.
- One or more reinforcing strips 44 are glued to the hood body 30. These adhesive strips run in the embodiment of the FIG. 6 parallel to the lower and upper longitudinal edges 11 and 12 of the enveloping envelopes 10 and are applied in the areas of the hood body 30, where this is folded by 90 °. These are therefore the edges which form approximately the end sides 25 and 26 with the underside 21 and the upper side 22 of the plurality 20.
- FIG. 7 It is shown that also adhesive tapes or reinforcing strips 45 are provided, which are here applied along the side edges of the hood body 30 and run all around. These reinforcing strips 45 serve the same purpose and have the advantage of preventing tearing of the side edge of the hood body 30 in total.
- the reinforcing strips 44, 45 can either be applied to the hood body 30 from the outside, as shown in FIGS FIGS. 6 and 7 is also indicated in each case, but they can also be applied from the inside to the hood body 30, so are located between the hood body 30 and the plurality 20 of insert envelopes 10.
- the adhesive tapes or reinforcing strips 44, 45 are preferably made of a fiber-reinforced paper material.
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PL08760071T PL2173641T3 (pl) | 2007-06-07 | 2008-05-27 | Transportowy układ zbioru płasko przylegających do siebie kopert i opakowania |
SI200830171T SI2173641T1 (sl) | 2007-06-07 | 2008-05-27 | Prenosna razporeditev, ki obsega mnoĺ˝ico pisemskih ovojnic plosko zloĺ˝enih druga na drugo in embalaĺ˝o |
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DE102007027001A DE102007027001B3 (de) | 2007-06-07 | 2007-06-07 | Transportable Anordnung aus einer Vielzahl flächig aneinander liegender Kuvertierumschläge und einer Verpackung |
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