ES1073729U - Envase automotable (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Self-assembling container, characterized in that it is constituted by a flat sheet, generally of cardboard or material of similar texture, in which, by means of punching, they form a base -1-, a cover -2-, a rear face -3- of unión of the above, side faces -4- and -4a-, and a front face -5- of the base -1-, and side faces -12- and -12a-, together with the end face -14- of the lid -2-, all these elements presenting different tabs that allow their assembly and fixation, as well as some handles made in the lid -2- of grip. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Self-packing container

The present invention relates to a container, made from a cardboard sheet, on which, by die cut, all of its elements are formed, which by folding they acquire the form of the desired container, completing the stability of the set through appropriate tabs and glued at certain points on their sides, the essential characteristics of the mentioned container.

Current situation

Pastry products, especially cakes and / or cakes, require the use of packaging for transfer that fully protect the contents from external contamination, and at the same time avoid deformation by involuntary crushing of the product contained therein, which usually happens when the container or box where the product has been placed does not meet the adequate stiffness and closure characteristics.

Object of the invention

These inconveniences remain sufficiently exceeded by using the package object of this invention, which offers, once mounted, the resistance enough to move the product there without risk deformation, and at the same time you get your perfect closed, protecting the interior from external contamination.

This container, being fully self-regulating, it also has the advantage that before being mounted it occupies a minimum space for storage, that is, only the thickness of the cardboard sheet with which it is made.

The die-cutting process also allows you to immediately obtain two handles on the face top of the container, configured as its lid, facilitating with them their grasp and transfer by the user.

This lid is located as a continuation of what it will be, once the container, its face or rear wall is assembled, the lid and base being joined by said rear face. Thus arranged the set, the lid will be raised by tilting on one of its four sides allowing direct access to the inside of the container, without having to do it on either side. This upper opening allows the handling of the product placed there without damaging it in its shape. This lid is provided with openings, produced by the die-cutting of the handles, which allows viewing of the inside of the container, said openings being protected at the back by transparent sheets that close the die-cut spaces.
sides.

The set also has, in the die-cutting process, some tabs that allow the volumetric configuration of the container and the dimensional stability of the same, being arranged in certain points of the tabs, the gluing places that provide a total stability to the
container.

Graphic information

The description started in the paragraphs above will be completed with the references of the drawings attached, where a container has been represented, as an embodiment non-limiting practice

In these drawings,

Figure 1 is a plan view of the sheet flat already stamped, showing the different components of the container;

Figure 2 is a perspective view of the container, assembled almost entirely, but with some of its elements positioned so that the manner of placement and support; Y

Figure 3 finally draws the container already mounted and closed.

According to these drawings, the object package of the present invention is constituted by a flat sheet, preferably cardboard although it may be of a product of similar texture, suitable for product packaging food.

In said sheet, and by die cut, are perfectly defined the base (1) and the cover (2), joined by the face or back wall (3) which, once assembled the container is placed vertically, while the base and lid will be horizontal and parallel to each other.

On the two sides of the base (1) remain located on both sides, identical and symmetrical, (4) and (4a) that form the vertical walls of the container itself. On the border end of the base (1) is located the face (5) that constitutes, at mount the container, the front wall of it.

This front face (5) is extended at both ends by two side flanges (6) and (6a), of slightly smaller amplitude and provided at the end of its lower edges with flanges (7) and (7a). When assembling the container, these side tabs (6) and (6a) are folded inwards, being coincident with the inside of the side faces (4) and (4a), also folded to position them vertically. At that time, each tab (7), (7a) will fit inside the corresponding notch (8) made on the bending edge of each side face (4) and (4a) with the base (1), thus obtaining the anchoring and fixing of this front part of the base of the container, fixing that will be definitive by means of gluing points
(9).

The rear face (3) also has, by way of extension, extreme tabs (10) and (10a), on whose edge lower, coinciding with the base (1), has two tabs (11), (11a). When the aforementioned rear face (3) is folded to place it vertically to form the container, the extreme eyelashes (10) and (10a) fold inwards coinciding with the inside of the lateral faces (4) and (4a), and their eyelashes lower (11), (11a) fit inside the corresponding notches (8) of the edge of the base (1), thus completing the anchoring and fixing of the back of the container base, fixation secured by other gluing points (9a).

The lid (2) has, in turn, on both sides, identical and symmetrical side faces, (12) and (12a), high equal to the lateral faces (4) and (4a) of the base (1). The edge of these faces located next to the back side (3) of the container, are separated from it, while at the other end they end just on the folded edge (13) of the end face (14) of the lid (2), which forms the front wall of the lid (2).

This extreme face (14) extends laterally with two tabs (15) and (15a) which bend towards the inside to coincide with the lateral faces (12) and (12a) of the cover (2), being fixed definitively by means of points of glued (16).

The end face (14) of the cover (2) remains located die cut tabs (14a) for closing the box by introduction inside the corresponding openings (5a) of the front face (5) of the base (1).

Finally, on the lid (2) remain also configured by die cut, handles (17), identical and symmetrical, parallel with respect to the rear face (3) of the together, provided with circular recesses (18) that facilitate their grip when used. The die cut of these handles have left two open spaces (19) and (19a), this second of greatest amplitude than the first, which allows the vision of the interior of the container, and that are coated internally by a sheet transparent that protects the inside of the box.

The container, once formed, is fully closed, since the lateral (12) and (12a) and extreme (14) faces of the cover is located surrounding and covering the lateral faces (4) and (4a) and the front face (5) of the base (1).

Described sufficiently the object of this invention, it should be noted that any variation in dimensions and shapes, as well as exterior appearance and types of materials used, they will not alter in any way the essentiality of it, being summarized in the claims that follow.

Claims (6)

1. Self-contained container, characterized by being constituted by a flat sheet, generally of cardboard or material of similar texture, in which, by means of stamping, they form a base (1), a lid (2), a back face (3) of union of the previous ones, lateral faces (4) and (4a), and a frontal face (5) of the base (1), and lateral faces (12) and (12a), together with the extreme face (14) of the cover (2), presenting all these elements different tabs that allow its assembly and fixation, as well as handles made in the cover (2). 2. Self-assembling container, according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the front face (5) of the base (1) extends laterally on the side flanges (6) and (6a), each provided at the end of its lower edge of tabs (7), (7a) which, when bending the side faces upwards to mount the container, fit into the corresponding notch (8) made in the bending edge of the base (1), fixing this front part of the container, and consolidated by means of gluing points (9). 3. Self-adhesive container, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the rear face (3) has, as an extension, extreme tabs (10) and (10a), provided at its lower edge with tabs (11), (11a) which fit when the assembly bends, in the corresponding notch (8) of the base (1), completing the fixation by the gluing points (9a). 4. Self-adhesive container, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the lid (2) is provided with the end face (14) which has two end tabs (15) and (15a), which are fixed, once folded, against the inner face of the side faces (12) and (12a) of the cover (2) by means of gluing points (16). 5. Self-packing container, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that on the end face (14) of the lid (2) there are die-cut tabs (14a) for closing the container by fitting into the corresponding openings (5a) of the front face (5) of the base (1). 6. Self-assembling container, according to claims 1 and 4, characterized in that the two identical and symmetrical handles (17), (17a), of the lid (2), include punched spaces (19) and (19a), of greater amplitude this one, that allow the vision of the interior of the container, and that are internally equipped with a transparent protective sheet.