ES1071997U - Box for pastry products (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Box for confectionery products, of the type formed from a semi-rigid sheet, and having: a bottom, an upper face and a lateral surface on which at least one mouth is defined, with the corresponding cover closing, for the introduction and extraction of the pastry product; characterized in that it comprises on its upper face (1) stamped pieces (61, 62) defining handles (7, 8) symmetrical with respect to a central strip, mutually opposite, of "C" configuration and remaining joined at their ends to said central strip (9), enabling its folding between an inoperative position in which they are arranged coplanarly with said upper face (1), and an operative position in which they are arranged raised forming means for the grip and transport of the box; and in that said blanks (61, 62) define on the upper face (1) of the box windows (10, 11), closed by a transparent sheet (12), for viewing the contents of the box. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Box for pastry products.

Object of the invention

The invention relates to a box for pastry products, of the type formed from a semi-rigid sheet, and having a bottom, an upper face and a lateral surface in which at least one mouth is defined, with the corresponding closing lid, for the introduction and extraction of the pastry product
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This box presents its upper face ones die cuts that define: some handles, foldable towards the area upper, for the grip and transport of the box; and some windows, closed internally by a transparent sheet, through the which can be seen the contents of the box, although said box It is closed.

Background of the invention

There are multiple versions of boxes used for the packaging of products that are relatively fragile, such such as bakery products, which are transported to short distances and which, as a rule, are carried by hand in suspended position, that is, they are held by hand, preferably through a safety loop that adorns and close the container

Current cutting and assembly techniques of boxes allow you to make boxes that are inspired by a pyramidal shape, with several flaps that join superiorly in a common handle of grab These types of boxes are, as a rule, satisfactory and Even suitable for conditioning bulky cakes, but they have the disadvantage that their content cannot be visualize.

Configuration boxes are also known prismatic in which its upper face has a window die cut, which is protected superiorly by a sheet transparent, so that it allows viewing of the content; no However, these boxes lack a handle, which makes it difficult and uncomfortable transport by the consumer

Description of the invention

The invention solves these problems, contributing an easily transportable box and in which you can see the content, improving product presentation.

The box of the invention, being of the type mentioned above, it has the peculiarity of presenting in its upper face a few die cut that define symmetrical handles with respect to a central strip, mutually facing each other, of configuration in "C" and that remain joined by their ends to said central strip, which allows its dejection between a inoperative position in which they are arranged coplanarly with said upper face, and an operational position in which they are arranged raised forming a means for the grip and transport of the box; simultaneously defining said die cuts on the face top of the box some windows, closed by an inner sheet transparent, for displaying the contents of the box1 although The box is closed.

In an embodiment of the invention the windows they have an extension coinciding with the handles, so that the box contents, can only be observed through said windows when the handles are raised or in position operational

In a variant embodiment, at least one of the windows defined by the die cut of the upper face It has an extension greater than the surface of the handles, which it allows the visualization of the contents of the box, through said windows, regardless of position, operational or Inoperative, of the handles.

Description of the figures

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention, is attached herein descriptive a set of drawings in which, for illustrative purposes and not limiting, the following has been represented:

- Figure 1 shows a perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of the box object of the invention in the opening position and with the handles in an inoperative position and coplanar with the upper face of the box;

- Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the box of the previous figure closed, in position of use, and with the handles in operative position for the grip and transport of the box; Y

- Figure 3 shows an elevation view of the box, sectioned vertically by its middle zone.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As seen in the figures, it is a box, formed from a semi-rigid sheet of cardboard, microchannel cardboard, cross-linked with microchannels, or plastic, stamped and presenting an upper face (1), a bottom (2) and a lateral surface (3) in which mouths are defined (4) for product introduction and extraction, with the respective folding closing caps (5).

According to the invention, the box presents in its upper face some die cut (61, 62) that define simultaneously handles (7, 8) of configuration in "C", symmetrical with respect to a central strip (9), and windows (10, 11), closed by a transparent sheet (12) that, in addition to protect the product contained in the box, allows viewing of the same through the mentioned windows (10, 11).

The handles (7, 8) remain attached to the strip central (9) at its ends, where they present some creasing lines or folded (13), which allow its folding between positions inoperative, represented in figure 1, and operational, represented in figure 2.

In the embodiment shown in the figures attached the window (10) presents a configuration and extension coinciding with the handle (7), while the window (11) has a surface greater than the handle (8), so that a part of said window (11) remains permanently uncovered, and allows the display of the contents of the box even if the handles are in the inoperative position represented in figure 1.

In the example shown the box presents in plant a quadrangular configuration although other ones are not discarded configurations such as rectangular, circular or elliptical, since this does not affect the characteristics of the invention, relative to the handles and windows defined on the upper face of the box.

Once nature is sufficiently described of the invention, as well as a preferred embodiment, for the appropriate purposes that the materials, form, size and arrangement of the elements described may be modified, as long as this does not imply an alteration of the essential features of the invention claimed in continuation.

Claims (3)

1. Box for pastry products, of the type of those formed from a semi-rigid sheet, and presenting: a bottom, an upper face and a lateral surface in which at least one mouth is defined, with the corresponding lid of closure, for the introduction and extraction of the pastry product; characterized in that it comprises on its upper face (1) die cuttings (61, 62) that define symmetrical handles (7, 8) with respect to a central strip, mutually facing, of "C" configuration and which remain joined at their ends to said central strip (9), allowing its folding between an inoperative position in which they are arranged coplanarly with said upper face (1), and an operative position in which they are disposed, forming means for gripping and transporting the box; and because said punches (61, 62) define on the upper face (1) of the box windows (10, 11), closed by a transparent sheet (12), for displaying the contents of the box. 2. Box for pastry products, according to claim 1, characterized in that the windows (10, 11) have an extension coinciding with the handles (7, 8), so that the contents of the box can only be observed through of said windows (10, 11) when the handles are raised or in operative position. 3. Box for pastry products, according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one of the windows (11) defined by the die cuts (61, 62) exceeds the extension of the handles (7, 8), allowing the display of the contents of the box regardless of the position of the handles (7, 8).