ES1076801U - Box-exhibitor (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Display case, of the type intended to receive packaging containers of cosmetic or similar products and which are open frontally to show the corresponding container, and in which vertical folding lines determine the front wall, the side walls and the wall of the bottom of the box, related through a closing flap by means of adhesive, and in which said front, side and rear walls are extended at their upper and lower ends in closing flaps for the respective bases of the box by alternating, characterized in that the folding lines (3 ', 3 ") that frame the front wall (4) of the box, become cutting lines (15, 15') in a wide intermediate and majority sector thereof, a the time they are related to each other by their ends by means of horizontal folding lines (16, 16 '), and by a cutting line (17) at the intermediate level, determining two broad opposing fins (18, 18'), the lower one ( 18) abat ible to a horizontal position at the lower level of the box, and the upper one (18 ') in turn to a horizontal position also inside the box, being stabilized the lower flap (18) by an extreme flap (20) delimited by a folding line (21) adapted to adapt to the rear wall (6) of the box, extending to the bottom thereof, while the upper flap (18 ') is fixed to a fin (21). Of the back wall (6) of the box, foldable 180º towards the inside of said wall and provided with an orthogonal forward bend through a folding line (22), this fin having lateral extensions (24, 24 ') for stabilization of the horizontal section of the same, in which a new transversal line (23) is defined that receives the terminal section (25) of the upper fin (18 ') of the front wall (4) of the box. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Exhibitor Box

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a display case, which has been specially designed to house and protect a container, preferably a container for cosmetic products, but which is equally applicable to any other type of product package that requires similar benefits.

The object of the invention is, in addition to keeping the product package properly protected and stabilized, to enhance the degree of visibility thereof, with a box that has a single-piece structure which considerably simplifies the conformation or assembly of the same.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Exhibitor boxes are known for container containers of cosmetic products and the like, which with a rectangular prismatic configuration, have a wide front opening that allows the display of the container housed inside, container that stabilizes within the box thanks to the existence in the latter of a double bottom, whose upper wall has a formal and dimensionally coincident hole with the section of the container so that it partially and tightly penetrates it.

These boxes are structured by means of at least two pieces, generally three, that must be duly fixed together in the assembly of the box, usually by means of adhesive, which means that they must adopt their definitive volumetry when manufacturing these boxes. what supposes a considerable volumetric occupation so much in situation of storage as of transport in empty.

On the other hand and to achieve the adequate structural rigidity of a box, either it is oversized, or the container or article housed inside it shows a degree of flexibility that would be desirable to increase.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The exhibitor box that the invention proposes solves in a fully satisfactory way the problem previously exposed in the different aspects mentioned, so that on the one hand it is achieved that it is structured by a single piece and on the other a greater exposure of the product is achieved packing.

To do this more specifically the box that is recommended consists of a laminar body, preferably of cardboard, in which a wide rectangle is defined that by means of vertical folding lines will give rise to the front wall, the back wall and the walls side of the box, extending this rectangle in a flap closure by means of adhesive that allows its transformation into a tubular body that can be flattened.

From the aforementioned front, side and rear walls, fins of any conventional type emerge through other folding lines to achieve the closure of the box bases.

From this basic and conventional situation, the recommended box focuses its characteristics on the fact that its front wall, and more specifically in correspondence with the lines that relate said front wall with its side walls, cut lines are established that they are substantially interrupted before reaching the upper and lower ends of said front wall, the ends of these two cutting lines also being interconnected by means of horizontal folding lines that determine, in collaboration with an intermediate cutting line, two broad folding fins towards the inside of the box, the lower one provided with a hole for the fitting of the lower end of the container, finished off in a fin substantially bent downwards to rest on the bottom of the box, defining said double bottom. On the other hand, the upper flap is provided midway in height with a folding line, below which it narrows progressively and substantially.

Finally, and in accordance with another of the characteristics of the invention, one of the upper extension fins of the body of the box, the one corresponding to its bottom wall, has a transverse groove that mostly affects it and is intended to be received by If I start at the terminal half of the upper flap of the front, this fin has two lateral extensions of substantially straight trapecial configuration, which in the assembly of the box adapt to the side walls of the box.

Returning again to the vertical cuts located in correspondence with the equally vertical edges of the front wall of the box, these cutting lines are orthogonally bent at their ends towards the smaller side walls of the box for a medium level in width of the latter. with each other and with each side by means of folding lines, determining folding sectors towards the inside of the box, which after their dejection receive wide rectangular recesses in the repeatedly mentioned side walls of the box, which affect the latter in a majority sector in height and a width approximately half that of such walls.

In this way the box is capable of leaving the factory with its body closed on itself forming a tubular element capable of being flattened through two of the vertical folding lines, that is to say with a minimum volumetric occupation, which it maintains so far of the introduction into the corresponding container, at which time the assembly of the box is carried out in a simple way without the need for more adhesives, staples, etc., with a perfect structural stability, which also allows the assembly of the container equally simple.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical implementation thereof, a set of drawings is attached as an integral part of said description. In an illustrative and non-limiting manner, the following has been represented:

Figure 1.- Shows a development in plan of the display case that constitutes the object of the present invention.

Figure 2.- Shows, according to a general perspective view, the box of the previous figure duly armed.

Figure 3.- Shows a sectional profile of the same box.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the aforementioned figures, it can be seen how the display case that the invention proposes is constituted from a laminar and single-piece body (1), in which a pair of horizontal folding lines (2, 2 ') and four Vertical folding lines (3, 3 ', 3 ”, 3'”) determine the front wall (4), the side walls (5, 5 ') and the rear wall (6) of a prismatic-rectangular body that closes on itself by means of a closing flap (7) located beyond the last vertical folding line (3 ') and intended to be fixed to the other end of the body by means of adhesive.

From this tubular body and beyond the lower horizontal folding line (2 ’) fins (8, 9, 10, 11) emerge, of any conventional type to achieve the alternate bottom closure of the box, those shown in the figure

one.

For their part of the horizontal upper folding line (2) they emerge in correspondence with the front wall (4) and the side walls (5, 5 '), two fins (12, 13, 14) of any conventional type to achieve the alternating closing of the same of the upper base of the box.

The folding lines (3 ', 3 ”) that delimit the front (4) of the box, become cut lines (15, 15') in the wide intermediate and majority sector, these cutting lines (15) being related , 15 ') at its ends by means of horizontal folding lines (16, 16') that affect the entire front wall (4) of the box, placing between said folding lines (16, 16 ') and at medium level in height, a cutting line (17) also horizontal and communicating with the vertical cutting lines (15, 15 '). This determines the existence in the front wall

(4)

of the box, in a wide intermediate sector thereof, two fins, a lower one (18) and a higher one (18 ') of which the lower one (18) is intended to fold towards the inside of the box and is carrier of a hole (19) formally and dimensionally coinciding with the section of the container to be received, said flap (18) adopting a horizontal and distant position from the bottom of the box, with the collaboration of an extreme fin (20) delimited by a line folding (21) horizontal and also obtained by vertical cutting lines (15, 15 ').

The upper flap (18 ’) is also intended to fold towards the inside of the box, adopting a horizontal position, being stabilized in such position as will be seen below. For this purpose the back wall

(6)

 of the box is extended by its upper extremity and through the folding line (2) in a wide fin (21) affected by a horizontal folding line (22), determining a first section of amplitude consistent with that of the upper section of the vertical precut lines (3 ', 3 ") that frame the front wall of the box, and a second section affected in turn by a groove (23) substantially shorter than said fold line (22), and in correspondence with which there are lateral expansions (24, 24 '), so that the initial section (21) is intended to fold 180 ° towards the inner face of the bottom wall (6), and the second section, the one affected by the slot (23), adopts a horizontal position that remains stable with the collaboration of the fins (24, 24 '), having the

slot (23) as a specific purpose to receive half of the fin (18 ') defined in the front wall of the box, specifically in its narrow and narrow sector (25), delimited by another folding line (26) also horizontal.

Returning again to the cut lines (15, 15 ’) that limit the broad intermediate sector of the

5 front wall (4) of the box, such lines extend towards the minor side walls (5, 5 ') of the box through sections (27) that reach approximately the average height level of said minor side walls (5 , 5 '), these horizontal cutting lines (27) being related to each other by means of vertical folding lines (28) determining rectangular sectors (29) foldable towards the inside of the box, as can be seen especially in Figure 2.

10 It only remains to note finally that, as is evident, the hole (19) that has been represented in the figures with a circular configuration, can adopt a rectangular, quadrangular or any other configuration according to the section of the package to be received.

Claims (3)

1.- Exhibitor box, of the type intended to receive containers containers of cosmetic products or similar and that are open frontally to show the corresponding container, and in which vertical fold lines determine the front wall, the side walls and the bottom wall of the box, related through a closing flap by means of adhesive, and in which said front, side and rear walls are extended by their upper and lower end in closing fins for the respective bases of the box alternately , characterized in that the folding lines (3 ', 3 ”) that frame the front wall (4) of the box, become cut lines (15, 15') in a large intermediate and majority sector thereof, to while they are related to each other by their ends by horizontal folding lines (16, 16 '), and by an intermediate cutting line (17), determining two broad opposing fins (18, 18'), the lower (18) foldable towards a horizontal position at the lower level of the box, and the upper one (18 ') foldable at the same time towards a horizontal position inside the box, the lower fin (18) being stabilized by an extreme fin (20) delimited by a fold line (21) adapted to fit the rear wall (6) of the box, extending to the bottom of it, while the upper fin (18 ') is fixed to a fin (21 ) upper extension of the rear wall (6) of the box, foldable 180 ° towards the inside of said wall and provided with an orthogonal bending forward through a folding line (22), this fin counting with lateral extensions (24, 24 ') for stabilization of the horizontal section thereof, in which a new transverse line (23) is defined that receives the terminal section (25) of the upper flap (18') of the front wall (4) of the box . 2.- Exhibitor box, according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper flap (18 ') of the front wall (4) of the box has two sections delimited by a folding line (16), the terminal section (25) being narrowed at its ends to facilitate its penetration into the groove (23) of the fin (21) associated with the rear wall (6) of the box. 3.- Exhibitor box, according to previous claims, characterized in that the vertical cutting lines (15, 15 ') that delimit said fins (18, 18') of the front (4) of the box, extend horizontally towards the walls minor sides (5, 5 ') of the box, in sections (27) aligned with the folding lines (16, 16'), which extend at the width level of said walls, where they are related by folding lines (28 ), determinants of sectors (29) foldable towards the inside of the box.