ES1069599U - Box for the transport of cheeses (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Box for the transport of cheeses, which being intended to transport at least two cheeses, is characterized because it is constituted from a sheet of corrugated double-layer cardboard, of rectangular configuration, provided with transverse fold lines that give rise to five consecutive sectors that, in the assembly of the box, have to form successively its greater and frontal side wall, the bottom plane, the greater and later side wall, the cover of the box and, finally a second wall that overlaps internally to said aforementioned greater front wall in the closed position of the box, to which effect, this last sector of the basic sheet is endowed with a slightly shorter length than the rest of the sectors; offering the particularity that the sector that forms the greater front wall of the box extends for each of its ends in extensions whose amplitude corresponds to that of its smaller or front side walls, forming an intermediate wall in these testers that, being projected with a resistant triple wall, are determined by respective extensions of each of the ends of the sector that forms the back wall of the box, having foreseen that these last extensions cited expand in turn for each of its sides to, through convenient folded, constitute the inner face of the front and respective profiled reinforcing extensions of the bottom of the box; having provided the particularity that the folding lines defining the sectors of the base sheet are affected by windows that in combination with holes established in the respective extensions and with contoured notches in the overlapping of the bottom of the box, determine ventilation means in the situation of armed itself. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Cheese transport box.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a box for cheese transport, whose purpose is to simplify and reduce costs in what is the box itself, as well as achieve optimal aeration and protection of cheeses transported in it.

Background of the invention

As is known, the boxes usually used in the transport of cheeses are usually constituted in wood, with a closing lid that is fixed by staples, which it gives rise to two important problems or inconveniences, one of them the high cost of the box, being materialized in wood, and on the other hand, when using oxidizing elements, such as are the metal clips, you can determine which components of the oxides mix with cheese, which would lead to inconvenience in the presentation and quality of it.

On the other hand, the classic wooden boxes for the transport of cheeses they are usually closed, so the Ventilation of cheese or cheeses housed inside is void.

In addition, the classic wooden boxes for the Cheese transport are much heavier and when they are found empty and stored, pending its use, occupy a high volume

Description of the invention

The recommended box has been designed to solve the problem described above, since it is constituted in cardboard, specifically in a double layer of cardboard wavy that is obtained from the development of a body rectangular laminar with five contiguous sectors that are going to constitute the bottom, the major side walls, the cover of closure, and a counter wall of the front and internal wall to it, provided for the purpose with slightly shorter length, with the special particularity of the wall that will constitute the front of the box is projected by its ends two rectangular extensions of the same width as the smaller sides of the box, extensions that in the assembly will define an internal wall that complements the outer wall of each of the minor sides, that in combination with another extension derived from the commented external wall gives rise to a triple wall on those sides minors, which provides great rigidity and resistance to box, being also perfectly armed when counting that wall internal of each of the minor laterals with a narrow flap that locks into a window established for that purpose in the bottom of the box, specifically at the intersection between the wall intermediate of the minor laterals and a derivation of this one that it is superimposed on the bottom of the box, strengthening it also by providing said box with a double bottom.

Both the walls that form the bottom, and the that form the major lateral faces, are affected by windows to achieve optimum ventilation of the cheeses housed in the interior, while the walls that make up the sides minors or testeros are affected by small holes facing each other, to enhance indoor aeration and therefore of the cheeses contained in the box.

Also, the surfaces that form the lid of upper closure and the inner wall superimposed on the front wall and larger than the box, they also have facing windows for Get the intended ventilation.

At the intersection between the sectors that form the cover and inner wall of the front of the box there is a small window centrally in which a tab provided on the top of the anterior wall, thus establishing the closing of the box and being necessary the manually pulled the tongue out to carry out the opening of the box.

Finally say that the box is complemented internally with a double transverse partition as an element Cheese separator housed inside the box. Depending on the length of said box and logically the number of cheeses to house, there will be as many partitions as separators need, since if there are two cheeses there will be a single partition double, while if the box is intended for three cheeses there will be two partition walls, etc.

It is also planned that the surfaces of the corresponding sectors and parts of the box that are in contact with the cheeses, they are equipped with a special treatment to prevent impregnation and passage of the fat released by the cheese through the sectors or walls that form the box.

It is evident that based on the structuring referred to, the box is highly resistant and rigid both in the normal transport of the cheeses as in the stacking between boxes full, resulting in lower economic cost than classic wooden boxes, without the problems and inconveniences that These present.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that then it will be done and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization thereof, is accompanied as an integral part of that description, a set of drawings in where illustrative and not limiting, it has been represented the next:

Figure 1.- Shows a representation corresponding to the development of the cardboard sheet from the which box of the invention is obtained.

Figure 2.- Shows a representation according to a perspective in an intermediate phase of assembling the box of the invention.

Figure 3.- Shows a perspective view of the armed box but with the lid in the open position.

Figure 4.- Shows, finally, a view in perspective of the armed box and in the closed position of the same.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As you can see in the referred figures, the box of the invention is obtained from the development of a box cardboard, preferably double corrugated layer, whose sheet is rectangular and through corresponding fold lines transversal rectangular five sectors are established corresponding to references (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5), which They will determine parts of the box that will be discussed below.

The sector (1) is extended by its ends in extensions (6), while sector (3) is prolonged, also at its ends, in extensions (7), prolonged these in turn on both sides in extensions (8 and 9), the latter narrowed by virtue of recesses (9 ') made on it.

The fold lines that delimit the sectors (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5) have windows (10), with sectors (1, 4 and 5) affected by other windows (11) of smaller amplitude than previous, all planned to constitute a means of Aeration of the cheeses to be housed in the box once armed the same.

Also, extensions (6, 7 and 8), which make up the box heads, are affected by holes (12) also provided for ventilation inside the box, and specifically of the cheeses contained therein.

From the development described and shown in Figure 1, the assembly of the box is carried out after initial folding of sectors (1, 2 and 3), where sector (2) will form the bottom, the sector (1) will form the front wall, and the sector (3) It will form the back wall. Logically the folding will be done at through the fold lines that delimit these sectors.

The extensions are then folded (7 and 9), the first one forming an outer wall of the minor sides and extension (9) forming an overlapping part to the bottom itself (2), then folding the extensions (6), through the fold line that delimits them of the sector (1), forming these extensions (6) an intermediate wall of the minor laterals, which is attached or superimposed on the internal part of the wall that forms in each case the extension (7), then folding into the interior of the extension (8) that is derived from extension (7) in each case, forming another inner wall of each minor side, so that each one of these will consist of three walls corresponding to the extensions (6, 7 and 8).

In that assembly, the windows (10 and 11), as well as the facing holes (12), forming a ventilation inside the box, which is complemented by the corresponding closing cover formed by the sector (4) that folds superiorly, previous arrangement of the extreme sector (5), which has a slight shorter length, attached to the face internal sector (1) that forms the major front or side wall, with what is double wall, securing the closure by a tongue (13) with an intermediate fold line provided in the upper edge of the sector that forms the side wall and greater or front (1), tongue (13) that is housed in a small window (14) established in a fold line between sectors (4 and 5) of the lid. Also in this case the windows (11) will be matching to determine the ventilation openings of the box, as clearly depicted in figures 3 and 4.

Finally, the box will be complemented with a intermediate wall (15) double wall that in addition to constituting a cheese separator inside the box, constitutes a medium that offers enough strength for the box to fill It can be stacked with other analogs.

Therefore it is a box that allows the transport of cheeses, which according to the number of cheeses to be transported, It will be larger or smaller and consequently more or less partitions separators (15), but in any case the box is sufficient resistance to be able to transport the cheeses in their inside, be stacked with full ones, and always get one optimal ventilation of the interior and therefore of the cheeses contained in the box, and can even be transported manually when constituting the upper windows (11) ones manual handles that allow optimum grip and transport of The full box.

The extensions (8) that will constitute the inner wall of the minor sides, present at their free edge a small flap (16) that is housed in the box assembly in a window (17) provided for this purpose at the beginning of the extensions (9) that are attached to the inner part of the fund, determining the means of assembly and immobilization of the sides under the box itself.

Claims (4)

1. Box for the transport of cheeses, which being intended to transport at least two cheeses, is characterized in that it is constituted from a corrugated double-layer cardboard sheet, of rectangular configuration, provided with transverse fold lines that give rise to five consecutive sectors that, in the assembly of the box, have to successively form its main and front side wall, the bottom plane, the major and rear side wall, the box lid and, finally, a second wall that overlaps internally to the aforementioned main front wall in the closed position of the box, for which purpose, this last sector of the basic sheet is provided with a slightly shorter length than the rest of the sectors; offering the particularity that the sector that forms the main front wall of the box is extended by each of its ends in extensions whose amplitude corresponds to that of its minor side walls or front walls, forming an intermediate wall in these front walls that, being projected with a resistant triple wall, they are determined by respective extensions of each of the ends of the sector that makes up the rear wall of the box, having been provided that these last extensions mentioned in turn expand on each of its sides to, by convenient folding, constitute the inner face of the heads and respective reinforced profile extensions of the bottom of the box; having provided the particularity that the folding lines that define the sectors of the base sheet are affected by windows that in combination with holes established in the respective extensions and with profiled recesses in those of overlapping the bottom of the box, determine ventilation means in the armed situation of it. 2. Box for transporting cheese, according to claim 1, characterized in that the folding line between the sector that forms the lid of the box and the sector that is internally attached to the front wall, is presented centered a narrow window in which a tongue is housed, with a fold line, provided at the top of the sector that forms the front wall of the box itself. 3. Box for the transport of cheeses, according to claim 1, characterized in that the extension that forms the inner wall, of the three that determine the minor sides or front of the box, has a small central pop-up tab that can be accommodated in its lower free edge. a narrow window established for this purpose at the beginning of the profiled extensions that overlap the bottom in the assembly of the box. 4. Box for transporting cheeses, according to claim 1, characterized by being provided with intermediate double wall partitions (15) as structural reinforcement and separation of the transported cheeses.