ES1075110U - Interior containers for packaging perfumery and cosmetics (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Interior container for packaging of perfumery and cosmetic products, which being of the type constituted from a sheet-shaped cardboard body, in which two side faces, a back face, and optionally an anterior face are defined by means of stamping with its corresponding intermediate folding lines, posterior side from which a receiving base of the lower extremity of the bottle or container of perfumery or cosmetic product in question emerges inferiorly, container that is topped with a lid or upper base, which can forming part of it or being independent, characterized in that in the lower base, in correspondence with the lateral edges thereof, two protuberances or tabs are defined formally and dimensionally suitable to be locked in the assembly process of the container on respective slots operatively practiced on the lower area of the smaller side walls of the container. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Inner container for product packaging Perfumery and cosmetics.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a container interior for perfumery and cosmetic products packaging, from type of those destined to constitute a kind of internal framework to the main container, which protects the bottle or perfume product or cosmetic housed in your breast, this one being perfectly immobilized.

The object of the invention is to provide a container with a structure that prevents it from opening when It is being packaged automatically or manually.

Background of the invention

In the practical scope of the invention, that of perfumery and cosmetics, jars or containers intended to contain these types of products are supplied introduced into a box, so that, due to the capricious forms that present this type of packaging, as well as for protect and immobilize them inside the box, it is used an intermediate container, materialized in a cardboard body, with a series of die cuts in some of which is intended for fit the bottle or container itself of the product of perfumery or cosmetic in question.

While this type of intermediate packaging meet satisfactorily the function for which they were intended when assembly and packaging is carried out manually and automatically, However, it presents a problem that focuses on the fact that although in the aforementioned cardboard packaging, lines of folded to it by die cutting, it tends to deploy, that is, return to its initial manufacturing position, which complicates both the process of time and costs mounting.

Description of the invention

The inner container for product packaging perfumery and cosmetics that the invention proposes solves in a way the problem described above is fully satisfactory, in based on a simple solution but of great efficiency.

For this, the package that is recommended part of the conventional basic structuring of this type of packaging, to from a corrugated sheet sheet body, in which by die cut four side faces are defined, two major, front and later, and two lateral ones, although there are containers that do not they have the front face, laminar body with their corresponding intermediate folding lines, so that the back side a pair of sectors that, through lines of folding and fixing by adhesive of its ends on the aforementioned back face define a prismatic, foldable minor base, which it can be equipped with a die cut, formal and dimensionally suitable to receive the fund of the bottle or container in question, topping off said container with an upper lid, which can be part of the body laminate or materialize in a separate piece.

Well, according to the essence of the invention, it is provided that in correspondence with the face upper than the lower base, and more specifically on their lateral, defined protuberances or tabs, intended for remain locked in respective slots operatively practiced over the lower part of the minor side walls of the container.

In this way, when the machine folds the side walls, when the lower base is subsequently folded, it interlocks through the mentioned tabs in the lateral grooves of the container, thus avoiding the elastic nature of the folding lines, said base tends to its initial position, coplanar with the back side of the container, therefore remaining immobilized and simplifying the automated packaging of the product.

Finally, it should be noted that when the final assembly is done, this closing system favors that the main container or outer case not present any type of deformation at the bottom and this makes it very stable in vertical position.

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 a development in plant of an inner container for perfumery product packaging and Cosmetics made in accordance with the purpose of this invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a plan view of the container of the previous figure in an initial phase of assembly for the same.

Figure 3.- Shows a perspective view of an intermediate phase of assembly for the container of the figures previous.

Figure 4.- Shows, finally, a view in perspective of the packaging of the previous figures duly mounted.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can observe how the package of the invention is constituted from of a corrugated sheet laminar body, in which it is defined, by punching and the corresponding folding lines, a back side (1) of the container, two minor side faces (2-2 ') and a front face (3) intended to fold each other, forming a rectangular prism.

From the back side (1) a sector emerges upper (4-4 '), through which the base is defined top of the container, so that through a couple of lines upper folding (5) a double upper base is defined wall, as can be clearly seen in figure 3, of length according to the width of the minor side faces (2-2 '), sector (4-4') that is finished off on a foldable tongue (6), intended to be fixed by adhesive (7-7 ') to the upper area of said rear face (one).

In this way, it is obtained, as it has been commented, a prismatic upper base, whose section defines a deformable parallelogram, allowing easy folding of the same.

In the lower face defined in said base superior, and that corresponds to sector (4 '), a die cut (8), formally and dimensionally suitable for receiving the upper end of the bottle or container intended to be housed in the device of the invention.

Similarly, said upper base present a second circular die cut (9), in correspondence with one of the upper folding lines (5), determining a nail to facilitate opening of said upper base once inserted the container in the outer box of the product.

In parallel, from the back (1) emerges a lower sector (10-10 '), through which defines the bottom base of the container, so that through a pair of lower fold lines (11) a base is defined double wall bottom, as can be seen in the figure 3, of length according to the width of the minor lateral faces (2-2 '), sector (10-10') that is ends in a folding tongue (6 '), intended to be fixed by glued (11-11 ') or other adhesive to the lower area of said rear face (1).

In this way, it is obtained, as it has been commented, a lower prismatic base, whose section defines a deformable parallelogram, allowing easy folding of the same.

In the upper face defined in said base lower, and corresponding to sector (10 '), a window (12), formally and dimensionally suitable to receive in your sinus to the lower end of the bottle or product container of perfumery or cosmetic in question.

In that sector, specifically in correspondence with their lateral edges, they are defined respectively tabs (13), intended to engage in horizontal grooves (14) operatively practiced on the minor lateral faces (2-2 ') close to its lower extremity, so it is achieved that said base remains stable with respect to the minor side faces (2-2 ') in the process automatic or manual assembly, allowing to simplify said process.

Claims (6)

1. Inner container for containers of perfumery and cosmetic products, which being of the type constituted from a cardboard laminar body, in which two side faces, a back face, and optionally a front face are defined by die cutting, with its corresponding intermediate folding lines, the back side of which a receiving base from the lower end of the bottle or container of perfumery or cosmetic product in question emerges inferiorly, a container that is topped with a top cover or base, which can be part of it or be independent, characterized in that at the bottom base, in correspondence with the side edges thereof, two protrusions or tabs are defined formally and dimensionally suitable to be interlocked in the process of mounting the container on respective slots operatively practiced over the lower part of the minor side walls of the container. 2. Inner container for containers of perfumery and cosmetic products, according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower base is constituted from a lower sector that emerges from the rear face, so that through a pair of lower folding lines defines a lower double-walled base, with a profile as a deformable quadrilateral, of length according to the width of the minor lateral faces, a sector that ends at its free end in a foldable tongue, fixed by adhesive to the lower area of said rear face, the lateral immobilization tabs of the lower base being established on the upper wall of said lower base. 3. Inner container for perfumery and cosmetic products packaging, according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper base is constituted from a top sector that emerges from the rear face, so that through a pair of upper folding lines It defines an upper double-walled base, with a profile as a deformable quadrilateral, of length according to the width of the minor lateral faces, a sector that ends at its free end in a foldable tongue, fixed by means of adhesive to the upper area of said back face. 4. Inner container for containers of perfumery and cosmetic products, according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that on the upper face defined in the lower base, a window is established, formally and dimensionally suitable for receiving the lower end therein of the bottle or container of perfumery or cosmetic product in question. 5. Inner container for containers of perfumery and cosmetic products, according to claims 1 and 3, characterized in that on the lower face defined in the upper base, a window is established, formally and dimensionally suitable for receiving the upper end therein of the bottle or container of perfumery or cosmetic product in question. 6. Inner container for containers of perfumery and cosmetic products, according to claims 1, 3 and 5, characterized in that the sector defining the upper base incorporates a circular die, determining a nail on the end of said upper base once assembled.