ES1072333U - Box-exhibitor (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Display case, of the type consisting of two cardboard elements, a tray (1) and a box body (2), the latter lacking a lower base and plug-in in the tray, giving the box as a whole its final height and endowed with upper closure flaps, characterized in that said crate body (2) incorporates in correspondence with some of its side walls (13, 14, 14 "), a pair of indentations or weakening lines (18). ), which extend to the lower edge of said walls and which form tear-off flaps (19) through which said box body (2) is fixed to the tray (1), with the collaboration of adhesive areas (20) of said fins (19), which constitute the fixing means between the tray (1) and the case body (2) during the storage and transport thereof, said fins (19) ending at their upper end in means of access to the interior of the box, for introduction of one of the fingers and torn before pulling out the aforementioned fins. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Exhibitor box.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a box of Cardboard used for packing and transporting different product types, and more specifically, reached the point of sale for such products, they become a display tray, which it allows both the direct visualization of said product, and the unit access to them.

The object of the invention is to get a box easily transportable in the aforementioned display tray, with some minimum manufacturing costs, derived from the raw materials that uses and without impairing its functionality.

Background of the invention

Certain types of products, as per example bottled, packaged products, etc., leave origin packed in cardboard boxes, with a certain number of units, for access to shopping centers, where users they usually acquire unitary form.

There is a general tendency towards marketing of these products in cardboard boxes, which at reach their destination are easily transformed into trays, of so that such trays are arranged directly on the shelves, without any manipulation on its content, avoiding thus the labor necessary to extract the products from the box and place them properly on the display shelf.

For this, these boxes usually incorporate a perimeter precut line that allows its fragmentation in two parts, a lower part that constitutes the display tray, and another top removable.

For obvious marketing reasons, these Exhibitor boxes are manufactured in high material quality, fully screen-printed external surface, for get the best visual impact on the potentials consumers, when they are exposed on the shelves of the retail establishment.

A solution to this problem would be to use a high quality screen printed cardboard tray, which will constitute the display tray, and a box body, open inferiorly, that it closes with the mentioned tray and that counts to upper level with closing flaps, this box body being obtained in a very low price packaging carton, being easily ascertained that, despite participating in this type of box a greater amount of material than in a single piece box die cut of the aforementioned, the cost is noticeably lower due to the lower price of the material involved mostly in the box.

However the attempts made until the date in this regard, as can be the product that shows the Utility Model U 200300240, of which he owns applicant does not give satisfactory results since, to get due mechanical resistance in the complete box, during manipulations thereof, the fixation between the two components of it makes the necessary independence maneuver very difficult at the time the exposure of the product.

Description of the invention

The exhibitor box that the proposed invention resolves in a fully satisfactory way the problem that has just been exposed, so that they participate in the same the two components mentioned, the material tray Serigrafiable in its entirety, and low cardboard box body cost, and ensures perfect stability of the set during storage and transport manipulations thereof, and allows a easy independence of such components at the time the Box becomes an exhibitor.

For this and more specifically, the body of box incorporates, in at least two of its side walls, preferably in three, in its lower portion, the one that remains located inside the wrap tray, split open to its lower edge, which determine frangible fins, preferably of isoscelic trapezoidal configuration, convergent in sense ascending, in correspondence with which the points are placed glue through which the fixation is made between the two components of the box, tray and body.

These frangible fins are topped by their upper limb, each of them, in a pair of eyelashes adjacent, located immediately above the upper edge of the tray and pre-cut to access the interior with a finger from the box, in order to pull out the fin corresponding, causing the tearing of it with respect to the rest of the body of cash, and consequently the independence physical between body and tray, with the fins attached to the inner wall of the latter.

The tray may have a lower height on the wall front of the box than on the back wall of the box, and an edge inclined its side walls, and according to another of the characteristics of the invention, it is intended that in the present if said tray has a constant height in all its perimeter, being provided with a precut line according to the definitive mouthpiece provided for said tray, so that the front sector determined above the precut line is affixed by adhesive to the body of the box, and it tears from the rest of the tray when traction occurs on the body of box, for its independence.

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Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as an integral part of said description, a set of drawings where with character Illustrative and not limiting, the following has been represented:

Figure 1.- Shows the development in plant of the display tray that participates in the box object of this invention, in which its closing flaps, corresponding to the base of the tray, they have only been partially represented, since they can be adapted to any type of planned closure for that fund.

Figure 2.- Shows, according to a representation similar to that of figure 1, the complementary case body of the tray of the previous figure.

Figure 3.- Shows, according to a view in perspective, the two components of the box of the figures previous, properly assembled, in storage situation and transport.

Figure 4.- Shows, finally and also according to a perspective view, the box of the invention after the transformation of it into a display tray, tray that it appears empty to show more clearly its structure inside.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can be observed as the display case that the invention proposes is constituted by two basic elements, a tray (1), the one shown in Figure 1, conveniently based on cardboard coated to allow printing with any type of information and / or advertising, and a body of cash (2), the one shown in figure 2, simple cardboard, without any screen printing and consequently low cost.

Tray (1) is properly stamped to set up a front wall (3), two side walls (4, 4 '), and a rear wall (5), prolonged in a fin (6) with which, after folding said faces through the fold lines (7) that relate them, the tubular body of the tray is obtained, closed inferiorly with the contest of the classic flaps (8) folding in turn through fold or crease lines (9) and equipped with any conventional closing means.

All the side walls of the tray (1) they have the same height, but the front wall (3) incorporates a cutting line (10) at an intermediate level, which extends towards the side walls (4, 4 ') through oblique sections (11, 11') defining a tear strip (12) that, at the time and how you will see later, it allows to reduce the height of the tray to level of its front face and with respect to its back face.

For its part, the box body (2) is basically similar to a conventional, bottomless box, participating in the same four side walls, two major (13, 13 ') and two minors (14, 14') related to each other by lines folding (15) and prolonged by one of its ends in a fin (16) of closure for its transformation into a tubular body, of which flaps (17) emerge superiorly to close the box in its set.

The peculiarity of this box body (2) lies in the fact that in correspondence with its back wall (13 ') and its side walls (14, 14'), incorporates a pair of cleft (18), which reach the lower edge of said walls and that relate to each other through a superior cut line delimiting an isoscelic trapecial fin (19), tearing, being through these frangible fins (19) where the fixing between the tray (1) and the box body (2), with the collaboration of adhesive areas (20), as well as through the adhesive zone (21) existing in the tear portion (12) of the front face of the tray (1).

Each fin (19) is topped by its tip superior, immediately above the edge also superior of the tray (1), corresponding to the mouth of it, in a pair of die cut tabs (22), foldable and laterally adjacent, which manually pressed into the box allow access to it with one of the fingers of the hand, and its once access the upper extremity of the fins (19) to traction and tearing of them through the creasing lines (18), and so that, simultaneously tearing the strip (12) along the line (10), said strip (12) remains adhered to through the adhesive (21) to the case body (2) and becomes independent together with the latter of said box body (2), such as shows figure 4, obtaining a tray whose walls lateral and posterior fins appear adhered internally (19) that have also detached from the box body, that is to say with an extremely fast and simple transformation of a box of Packing in a display tray, with manufacturing costs minimum and with optimal performance.

It only remains to point out finally, that the lines of folding (15) that relate the side walls (13, 13 ', 14, 14') of the box body (2), upon reaching the level corresponding to the upper extremity of the fins (19), become lines of double cut (23), determinants of an intermediate drain, for facilitate the disassembly of the box body (2) with respect to the tray (1).

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Claims (5)

1. Exhibitor box, of the type constituted by two cardboard elements, a tray (1) and a box body (2), the latter lacking a bottom base and pluggable into the tray, giving the box as a whole its definitive height and equipped with upper closing flaps, characterized in that said box body (2) incorporates in correspondence with some of its side walls (13, 14, 14 '), a pair of creases or weakening lines (18) , which extend to the lower edge of said walls and form detachable fins (19) through which said box body (2) is fixed to the tray (1), with the collaboration of adhesive areas (20) of said fins (19), which constitute the fixing means between tray (1) and body of box (2) during storage and transport thereof, said fins (19) being finished at its upper end in means of access to the interior of the box, for introduction of one of the fingers and half torn Traction out of said fins. 2. Exhibitor box, according to claim 1, characterized in that said means of access to the interior of the box are embodied in a pair of small tabs, laterally adjacent and foldable by their opposite edges. 3. Exhibitor box, according to previous claims, characterized in that said tabs (22) of access to the interior of the box are located immediately above the upper edge of the corresponding wall of the tray (1). 4. Exhibitor box, according to previous claims, characterized in that the tray (1) has a constant height throughout its perimeter and incorporates in its front wall (3) a pre-cut line (10), located at medium level in height, by on top of which an adhesive zone (21) is placed, for fixing to the body of the box (2), precut line (10) that extends obliquely towards the side and minor walls (4, 4 ') of the tray, until reaching the upper edge of it, determining a frangible strip (12) that remains attached to the box body (2) after tearing through the pre-cut lines (10, 11, 11 '), in the maneuvers of Elimination of the box body to transform the box into the display tray. 5. Exhibitor box, according to previous claims, characterized in that the folding lines (15) that relate the side walls (13, 13 ', 14, 14') of the body of the box (2) are converted upon reaching the level of the upper end of the fins (19) in cuts of remarkable width (23) extending to the lower edge of said walls.