ES1118230U - Agrupamiento of boxes for perishable products (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Grouping of boxes for perishable products, comprising a base box of rectangular prismatic configuration open top, as a container of a plurality of unit boxes intended to contain the perishable products that are intended to be marketed, this unit box being also of open rectangular prismatic configuration superiorly, and of submultiple amplitude of the amplitude of the container box, it is characterized in that each unitary box presents, in correspondence with its corners, complementary angular projections of windows established for this purpose in the bottom of the container box whose windows correspond both to the corners, with angular configuration, as in the center of the sides and ends, and in the center of the bottom, of said container box, being the windows of the angular corners, those of the front and side of the t configuration and the center of the cross, formal and dimensional configuration background suitable for densely accommodating therein the various angled projections provided at the corners of the unit boxes. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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GROUPING OF BOXES FOR LOST PRODUCTS

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OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a grouping of boxes for perishable products, more specifically to the combination of a box that can be used as a container and several boxes that are arranged inside the first one, being arranged and grouped to fill the entire surface of said first box in functions of container, being the inner boxes those that are destined to have perishable products for their

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The object of the invention is to be able to group a series of boxes containing perishable products, such as cherry, strawberries, etc., so that all of them are gathered inside another box used as a container common to all of them in order that

20 the consumer can acquire each unit box with its contents without the need to manipulate the remaining ones that will continue to be kept inside the base box or container.

It is also the object of the invention that the boxes are stackable and perfectly stabilized with respect to each other.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

30 As is known, perishable products such as strawberries, cherries and other fruits, are sometimes sold in small boxes so that the consumer can acquire the contents with the box and thus be able to take the fruit without having to extract it from the box, thus avoiding unnecessary manipulations since the product or fruit once placed in the box, remains in it until the consumer who has acquired it consumes it in its

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This type of boxes that is usually small in size, for example, to contain one or two kilos of fruit, can be made of wood or even cardboard, but in any case they must be handled in transport, transfer, etc., by pallets which logically must be retracted to prevent the boxes from falling, and in the best case they can be handled or stored in large containers from which it is necessary for the seller to have to remove the unit boxes and dispose of them in view of the consumer so that he can acquire them.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The grouping of boxes that is recommended, has been conceived to solve the problem previously exposed, that is to say in order to allow in the sale establishment several unit boxes with their product can be stored, and all of them grouped inside a support box or container itself, with the special feature that the unit boxes are stackable together in turn, when they are placed inside the container box filling this one, and the containers with their boxes can be stackable, getting the establishment of sale You only have to place each container box with the unit boxes inside in the right place in the sight of the consumer.

More specifically, the grouping of boxes of the invention comprises a base box as a container, and a plurality of equal boxes, containing the products, such that a preferred embodiment of the number of boxes that the base box can accommodate or container, be four, forming two longitudinal alignments, with the ability to stack with each other by recessing the upper corners of the unit boxes in windows established for this purpose both in the center and in the lateral areas and corners of the bottom of the box used as container.

For this, it is planned that the container box, as well as the unit box be constructed from the development of a rectangular sheet, which in the case of the container box has a bottom, some sides and some heads, forming a rectangular prismatic body open superiorly, but with the special feature that

regardless of whether all their faces may be affected by holes for the

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aeration of perishable products, it presents in the background a series of windows that in the corners will be angular, in correspondence with the T-heads, as well as in the lateral ones, while in correspondence with the center they will be cross windows, all for allow stacking of this box with another full of unit boxes whose configuration will be described below provide a perfect stabilization in said stacking through emerging fins of the upper edge of the corners of the unit box, which fit into the windows established for that purpose. at the bottom or base of the container box.

As for the unitary box, it has laterals and double wall brackets, with the special feature that corner angles are set at the corners for stacking, and that they correspond to recesses of the same configuration established at the bottom of the unit box itself, thereby allowing the stacking of unit boxes together in addition to the stacking of these in different container boxes.

In this way, the grouping of boxes allows that the commercialization, with regard to the transport and presentation of the perishable products (preferably fruit), for the consumer, is carried out, in a totally safe way when grouping the container box several unit boxes with the products and at the same time to be able to stack each container box with its unitary boxes with the same ones, where the stabilization is achieved by recessing the upper angled tabs of the unit boxes in the windows established in both the sides and in the center and bottom pockets of the container box.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complement the description that will then be made and in order to help a better understanding of the features 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. where, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been represented:

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Figure 1. - It shows a representation corresponding to the development of the cardboard sheet from which the unit box intended to be grouped with others equal to it is obtained.

Figure 2.- Shows a view corresponding to the development of the cardboard sheet from which the base box or container is obtained inside which several unit boxes with products like the one shown in figure 1 will be arranged neatly.

Figure 3.- Shows a top perspective view of the unit box obtained from the development of Figure 1.

Figure 4.- Shows a perspective view of the container base box obtained from the development shown in Figure 2.

Figure 5. - Finally, it shows a perspective view in which it can be seen how the unit boxes fit on the underside of the base box, as well as the arrangement of one of them within said base box.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

As can be seen in the aforementioned figures, and specifically in relation to figure 1, the unit box for perishable products such as strawberries, cherries or others, is constituted from the development of a cardboard sheet that is rectangular with holes for the aeration of the products, and that in that rectangular sheet, through rectangular cut and fold lines a rectangular bottom (1), lateral ones (2), some slats (3) are established that are double because they are formed by the walls or extensions (3) and (3 '), presented the particularity that the extension (3) of the testers has extreme fins (4) that in the assembly are folded inside the sides (2), while the extension (3 ') double wall form of each testator, being attached by the inner part of the external wall of that testator, so that at the intersection between the bottom, the sides and the testers, angular recesses are established (5), complementary outgoing or ele angular vations (6) formed on the upper edge of the box, once armed, and formed by the heads themselves. For its part, the base box or container, obtained from the development of the sheet shown in Figure 2, also made of cardboard, has cut and fold lines to establish a bottom (7), sides (8) and some heads (9), to handle that, like the unit box of figures 1 and 3, will be affected by holes in the products.

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This base box (12) or container presents in correspondence with its heads (9), extensions or lateral fins (10) that in the assembly will be attached to the inner side of the sides (8), as clearly represented in the Figure 4, so that in this case the base box or container has a rectangular prismatic configuration open 10 whose amplitude is such that it will be able to accommodate inside and perfectly adjusted four equal boxes called unit (13) and corresponding to the represented in figure 3, with the particular feature that at the bottom of this container box, windows (11) are provided at the corners, angularly, windows (11 ') in the intermediate area of the front and back lateral, in the form of 15 T and a central window (11 '') of cross configuration, all in such a way that when the unit boxes (13) are arranged inside the container box, occupying the entire surface ie from the bottom of this, when you want to carry out a stacking, it will be enough to place the container box with the unit boxes on top of another container with its unit boxes so that the angular projections (6) of the corners of the unit box, better saying

20 of the unit boxes, are embedded in the windows (11, 11 'and 11' ') of the bottom (7) of the container box, thus achieving a stabilization in the support without the need for the container box to have stacking element in its configuration, since the stable stacking elements are achieved by the windows (11, 11 ', 11' ') of the bottom of such a container box and the angular projections (6) of the unit boxes.

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Claims (1)

image 1 1ª.-Grouping of boxes for perishable products, comprising a base box of rectangular prismatic configuration open superiorly, as a container of a plurality of unit boxes intended to contain the perishable products that are intended to be marketed, this unit being also of prismatic configuration Rectangularly open top, and of submultiple amplitude of the amplitude of the container box, is characterized in that each unit box has, in correspondence with its corners, complementary angular projections of windows established for this purpose in 10 the bottom of the container box whose windows correspond both to the corners, with angular configuration, as in the center of the sides and poles, and in the center of the bottom itself, of said container box, being the windows of the angular corners, those of the poles and laterals of T configuration and the from the center of the cross configuration fund, formal and dimen sionally suitable for tightly accommodating them 15 different angular projections provided in the corners of the unit boxes. twenty image2