EP3407751A1

EP3407751A1 - Banknote bag and method for filling same

Info

Publication number: EP3407751A1
Application number: EP17701998.1A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Thomas Rose
Original assignee: Anton Debatin Werk fur Werbende Verpackung GmbH
Current assignee: Anton Debatin Werk fur Werbende Verpackung GmbH
Priority date: 2016-01-27
Filing date: 2017-01-25
Publication date: 2018-12-05
Also published as: DE102016000782A1; WO2017129359A1

Abstract

The invention relates to a banknote bag made of plastic for receiving the banknote stack, having at least two film layers which are arranged one over the other whilst forming lateral walls of the banknote bag and which are connected together by means of an edge-side welding seam with the exception of a filling opening. The banknote stack can be introduced into a banknote bag interior formed between the film layers through the filling opening. In addition to the welding seam, the film layers are connected together by means of an adhesive in at least one contact region, wherein the connection in the contact region can be released in a nondestructive manner.

Description

Banknote bag and method for its filling

The invention relates to a banknote bag made of plastic for receiving a banknote stack, with at least two film layers, which are arranged one above the other forming side walls of the billfold and connected to each other by means of a peripheral weld leaving a filler opening, wherein the banknote stack through the filling opening in between the film layers formed interior is introduced.

Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for filling a corresponding billfold bag, wherein a banknote stack is introduced into the filling opening and by applying a compressive force by overcoming a reaction force in the banknote bag is pressed.

In many shops, the aim is to keep the cash position ^'either low or take the existing cash removal safely in a vault or in a similar receptacles nis to reduce the risk of attacks. For this purpose, tightly sealed banknotes Collecting devices known in the interior of a bill bag is arranged. The banknote bag consists of two superimposed layers of a plastic film with a substantially rectangular shape, wherein the bag has a filling opening at its upper end between the film layers. The money bag is stretched so that the filling opening is wide open. At the bill pocket, a bottom plate is attached and the Einfüllöff is surrounded by a frame-like cover plate. The bottom plate is loaded by a spring element.

In the bill collecting device, the bills sequentially fed in the course of time are first collected into a banknote stack and then pressed into the bill pocket by applying a compressive force from above through the cover plate until the banknote stack rests on the bottom plate. Over time, the banknote stack in the billfold is further filled, the bottom plate is displaced against the spring force. When the billfold bag is completely filled, it can be removed together with the bottom plate and the cover plate by an authorized person from the bill collecting device, wherein the filling opening is automatically closed by a non-destructive opening security lock.

Due to the complex structural design of the billfold bag with an attached bottom plate and a cover plate of the billfold is very expensive and requires specially matched bill collection devices.

The invention has for its object to provide a banknote bag of the type mentioned, a constructive has simple structure and is inexpensive to produce. Furthermore, a method for filling a billfold bag is to be created, with which the billfold can be filled reliably with a banknote stack.

This object is achieved by a bill bag with the features of claim 1. It is provided that the film layers by means of a marginal

Weld seam are released with the release of a filling opening, in addition in at least one contact area by means of an adhesive together, wherein the compound in the contact area again destructive free detachable when a separating the films or away from each other moving force is applied.

The invention is based on the basic idea, the reaction force, which is exerted by the introduced through the filling opening in the interior of the bill bag banknote stack and which was previously generated by the spring element, by one of the banknote stack to be overcome adhesion between the two films of the bill bag to replace. For this purpose, the foix enlagen by means of an adhesive, which may be, for example, an adhesive or a paint, in particular a heat sealing lacquer, connected together in a contact area .. Preferably, the adhesive or paint is applied to the surface of a first film and in particular imprinted. Then, a second film is placed on it and the adhesive or lacquer is preferably activated by the application of heat, for example by means of a sealing iron, so that the films are detachably adhered to one another. When the bill stack is inserted into the billfold, the bill stack pushes the two foil layers apart, thereby exerting on the contact area a release force that opposes the adhesive force of the adhesive to the foil layers. The size and the course of the contact area and also the type and the application of the adhesive are preferably dimensioned so that the banknote stack growing over time as a result of its weight and optionally additionally applied compressive force gradually dissolving the adhesion in the contact area in the billfold decreases. In this way, on the one hand, a defined movement of the banknote stack is ensured within the billfold bag and on the other hand, this can be achieved in a simple manner without additional spring elements, whereby the banknote bag has a structurally very simple structure.

Usually, the billfold bag is aligned in the Geldscheinsammeigerät so that the filling opening laterally and in particular arranged on the front side and the banknote bag is closed at its horizontal side edges and the filling opening opposite bottom edge. Alternatively, it is also possible that the filling opening faces upwards and the banknote bag is closed at its vertical side edges and its lower bottom edge. This last-mentioned orientation of the billfold bag is assumed below as an example.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, it is provided that the contact region, to which the film layers are connected by means of the adhesive, in the middle section of the baggage Telwandungen or the film layers is arranged. In particular, it can be provided that the contact region is arranged at a distance from the filling opening and / or at a distance from the edge-side weld seam.

Alternatively or additionally, it may be provided that the contact region is located in the upper region of the bag walls or the film layers near the filling opening and in particular follows their course at a distance. In a possible embodiment of the invention can be provided that the filling opening is located at the top of the billfold and the contact area is strip-shaped and at a distance of for example 1cm to 5cm below the filling opening preferably parallel to this runs and thereby either over the entire Width of the billfold bag or almost the entire width of the billfold bag extends.

In a development of the invention, it is provided that a first contact area section runs with its side edge substantially parallel to the filling opening. Such a transversely extending first contact area section represents a relatively strong first barrier for the banknote stack, which must first be overcome. This ensures that the banknote stack has a minimum amount or a minimum number of bills before the gradual insertion process begins in the billfold.

The first contact area section may be linear or strip-shaped and configured. The contact region can be formed exclusively by the first contact region section. In one possible development of the invention, it can be provided that at least two corresponding nienförmigen 1. Kontaktbereichsabschnitte are arranged at a distance next to each other or with each other. These lenticular 1st contact area sections must be successively released from the bill stack to be inserted when the bill stack is inserted into the bill bag. By means of the length and width of each 1.

Contact area sections, the force can be preset, which is required to cancel the adhesion in the respective first contact area section.

In addition or as an alternative to the first contact area section, a second contact area section may be provided which is substantially perpendicular to the filling opening, i. in the insertion direction of the money stack runs or at least has a significant component in this direction. The second contact region section can also be essentially linear or strip-shaped, wherein over the width and the length of the second contact region section the force which is necessary to release the adhesion into the second contact region section can be defined.

It has proven to be expedient if the second contact area section extends at an angle of 0 ° to 30 ° to a straight line running perpendicular to the filling opening.

In a development of the invention, it can be provided that at least two second contact area sections of the construction mentioned are arranged at a distance next to each other.

Instead of a line-shaped or strip-shaped course, the first contact area section and / or the second contact section may reichsabschnitt also be formed by an arrangement of a plurality of contact points or contact lines.

Alternatively or additionally, the contact region can have a large-area section which, for example, can be substantially triangular or trapezoidal. In the case of a triangular shape, the base side of the triangular shape should face upwards of the filling opening and the triangular contact area should face downwards, ie. taper in filling opening. In the case of a trapezoidal contact area, a similar alignment may be provided, but the sides are not tapered, but are connected to each other via the short, parallel to the upper base side lower base side of the trapezoid.

In a further development of the invention it can be provided that an indicator element is integrated into the contact area, which is visible when the connection is released in the contact area and indicates to a user that the contact area has already been opened once. This indicator element may be, for example, a single-coat or multi-layer paint or a paint. The paint or the paint are preferably applied only in partial areas of the contact area and in particular in written form. The layers separate when the connection is released in the contact area and show the user a visible indication, for example a word like "open". In this way, the banknote bag has an originality indicator, which is activated when the bill bag is opened for the first time. With regard to the method, the above-mentioned object is achieved in that the reaction force which must be overcome when pushing the banknote stack into the billfold, at least partially and preferably completely formed by the adhesive force between the two film layers in the contact area. Other features of the method will become apparent from the description of the bill bag and its use.

Further details and features of the invention will become apparent in the following description of an embodiment with reference to the drawings. Show it:

Fig. 1 is a schematic view of an inventive

Bill pocket,

2 shows the section II-II in Fig. 1,

Fig. 3 is a view of a bill bag according to a

1. modification of the contact area,

Fig. 4 view of a bill bag according to a

2. modification of the contact area,

5 is a view of a bill bag according to a

3. modification of the contact area,

6 is a view of a bill bag according to a

4. modification of the contact area,

7 is a view of a bill bag according to a

5. modification of the contact area, 8 is a view of a bill bag according to a sixth modification of the contact area,

Fig. 9 Figs. 1 and 2 are corresponding schematic representations of a bill bag in a first

Phase of introducing a bill stack,

Fig. 10 of Fig. 9 corresponding representations during a second phase of the insertion of the banknote stack,

11 of FIG. 10 corresponding representations at fully constantly introduced bill stack,

Fig. 12 shows an alternative embodiment of the Geldscheinbeu means and

13 shows the banknote bag according to FIG. 12 after opening the contact area.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, a billfold 10 has two superimposed film layers 11 and 12 of a plastic film. The film layers 11 and 12 form Seitenwän de of the billfold bag and are by means of a randseiti- gene weld 13 at the two according to FIG. 1 vertical side edges and the lower bottom edge verbun the. The weld at the lower edge of the floor can also be replaced by a fold by folding over a plastic fabric in a double layer.

At the upper side edge between the two film layers 11 and 12, a filling opening 14 is formed through which a bill of exchange, not shown, in a between the Foli enlagen 11 and 12 formed interior can be introduced.

The two film layers 11 and 12 are detachably connected to one another via a contact region 16 in their central middle regions spaced apart from the weld seam 13 and the filling opening 14. In the embodiment according to FIGS. 1 and 2, the contact region 16 has a T-shape with a linear first contact region section 17, which extends at a distance from the filling opening 14 substantially parallel thereto, and a vertical lens-shaped second contact region section 18, the on the side facing away from the filling opening 14 of the first contact portion 17 extends perpendicular thereto. The T-shaped ^■ contact region 16 is centered on the surface of the foil layers 11 and 12 is substantially.

The two film layers 11 and 12 ^' are in the T-shaped contact region 16 by means of an adhesive 19, which is an adhesive or a paint, in particular a

Heat sealing lacquer can act, so interconnected that the connection can be removed or dissolved again without destruction, when an object, in particular a banknote stack, is introduced through the filling opening 14 in the billfold. When the bill bag 10 is completely filled with a banknote stack, the contact area 16 is completely dissolved and the two foil layers 11 and 12 are completely separated from each other. 3 shows a modification of the shape of the contact region 16, which is now configured in the shape of a Π, ie not just a vertical, second contact region section 18, but has two spaced apart lenticular vertical second contact portion sections 18.

Fig. 4 shows a modification of the bill bag according to Fig. 3, wherein now the two substantially vertical line-shaped second contact portion sections 18 each at an angle of approximately 10 ° inclined to a perpendicular to the filling opening 14 extending straight line down to each other.

Fig. 5 shows an alternative embodiment of the shape of the contact region 16, wherein now a plurality of spaced superimposed, each parallel to the filling opening 14 extending line-shaped 1. Kontaktbe- rich sections 17 are present. These have in the embodiment of FIG. 5 all the same length, but may also have different lengths, as shown for example in Fig. 6. In this case, the length of the line-shaped first contact area sections 17 decreases with increasing distance from the filling opening 14.

FIG. 7 shows an embodiment of the contact region 16, in which the contact region 16 is formed by a plurality of small-area contact points or contact lines. In the illustrated embodiment, the contact points or contact lines in cooperation form a contact region 16, which has the contour of a downwardly tapering triangle or trapezoid. Fig. 8 shows an embodiment,. in which the adhesive 19 is applied over a large area and forms a large-area contact region 16, which in the exemplary embodiment shown takes the form of a tapering three-dimensional contact region. owns. Similarly, also a contact region 16 may be in the form of a downwardly tapered Tra ^¬ pezes be provided. 9 to 11 show the individual phases of the insertion of a bill stack G in the bill bag 10. In the illustrated embodiment, it is assumed by way of example that the contact region 16 is designed Π-shaped.

Through the filling opening 14, a prepared bill stack G is inserted into the billfold or pressed with little force until it is prevented by the transverse first contact portion 17 of the contact portion 16 from further penetration. In the following, further bills or prepared small bills are fed, thereby increasing the weight of the bill stack G. As a result of the weight force and optionally with the additional application of a compressive force, the spreading force between the film layers becomes so great that the adhesion of the contact region 16 in the transverse contact region section 17 is overcome and removed. As a result, the banknote stack G sinks deeper into the banknote bag 10, but initially it is prevented by the two vertically extending second contact zone sections 18 from completely sinking to the bottom of the banknote bag 10. Over time, more bills are fed, which further increases the weight of the banknote stack. This also increases the spreading force acting on the film layers, as a result of which the adhesion in the two second contact region ^{sections is} overcome and canceled and the banknote stack slowly reaches the bottom of the banknote bag 10 decreases. This condition is shown in FIG. 11. When the banknote bag 10 is completely filled, it is closed by means of a security closure, which can not be opened nondestructively.

FIG. 12 shows an alternative embodiment of the billfold bag according to FIG. 1 and differs therefrom only in the arrangement and the course of the contact region 16. While in the embodiment according to FIG. 1 the contact region is constructed from a plurality of contact region sections and is arranged in the middle region of the billfold the contact region 16 in the embodiment according to FIG. 12 is formed only by a straight, strip-shaped contact region section 17 which runs in the upper region of the banknote bag 10 at a small distance of 1 cm to 5 cm to the filling opening 14 parallel to it and extends almost completely over the entire width of the banknote bag 10 extends. In the contact region 16 is an indicator element 20 in

Form of a preferably multi-layer paint or a color integrated. The paint or the paint are preferably applied only in partial areas of the contact area 16 and in particular in writing. When a banknote stack is inserted through the filling opening 14 in the bill bag 10, the connection is dissolved in the contact area 16 nondestructive. In this case, the indicator element 20 is activated and a lettering (here, for example, "OPEN-OPEN-OPEN-OPEN") becomes visible, which reliably indicates to the user that the bill pocket has been opened. This condition is shown in FIG.

Claims

claims

1. banknote bag (10) made of plastic for receiving a banknote stack (G), with at least two film layers (11, 12), the formation of side walls of the billfold bag (10) arranged one above the other and by means of a peripheral weld (13), leaving a filling opening (14) are interconnected, wherein the banknote stack (G) through the filling opening (14) in an intermediate film layers (11, 12) formed interior space (15) can be introduced, characterized in that the film layers (11, 12) in at least a contact area (16) by means of an adhesive (19) are interconnected, wherein the connection in the contact area (16) is non-destructive solvable.

2. banknote bag according to claim 1, characterized in that the adhesive (19) is an adhesive or a paint, in particular a heat sealing lacquer.

3. banknote bag according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the contact area (16) at a distance

2017000518 is arranged to the filling opening (14).

4. banknote bag according to one of claims 1 to 3,

characterized in that the contact region (16) is arranged at a distance from the weld seam (13).

5. banknote bag according to one of claims 1 to 4,

characterized in that a first contact area section (17) runs with its side edge substantially parallel to the filling opening (14).

6. banknote bag according to claim 5, characterized in that the first contact area section (17) extends lenticular.

7. purse bag according to one of claims 1 to 6,

characterized in that at least two lenticular first contact area sections (17) are arranged at a distance next to or below one another.

8. banknote bag according to one of claims 1 to 7,

characterized in that an at least second contact area section (18) extends substantially perpendicular to the filling opening (14) or at an angle to the filling opening (14).

9. banknote bag according to claim 8, characterized in that the second contact area section (18) extends substantially linear.

10. banknote bag according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that the second contact area portion (19) at an angle α from 0 ° to 30 ° to a vertical extends to the filling opening (14) extending straight lines.

11. banknote bag according to any one of claims 8 to 10,

characterized in that at least two second contact area sections (18) are arranged at a distance next to one another.

12. banknote bag according to one of claims 3 to 10,

characterized in that the first contact area section (17) and / or the second contact area section is formed by an arrangement of a multiplicity of contact points and / or contact lines.

13. banknote bag according to one of claims 1 to 12,

characterized in that the contact region (16) is configured substantially triangular or trapezoidal.

14. banknote bag according to claim 13, characterized in that the base side of the triangular shape or the trapezoidal shape of the filling opening (14) faces.

15. banknote bag according to one of claims 1 to 14,

characterized in that in the contact region (16) an indicator element (20) is integrated, which is visible when releasing the connection in the contact region (16).

16. banknote bag according to claim 15, characterized in that the indicator element (20) is formed by a paint or a color. A method for filling a billfold bag according to one of claims 1 to 16, wherein a banknote stack (G) introduced into the filling opening (14) and by applying a compressive force (D) while overcoming a reaction force is pressed into the billfold (10), characterized that the reaction force is at least partially formed by the adhesive force between the two film layers (11, 12) in the contact area.

A method according to claim 15, characterized in that the reaction force is completely formed by the adhesive force between the two film layers (11, 12) in the contact area.