ES117911U - Carton box. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Cardboard box characterized by the fact that it is made up of a rectangular piece that is the object of die-cutting and folding actions, for which two longitudinal folds and two other transverse folds are symmetrically produced, resulting in a rectangular central bottom two longitudinal wings two transverse wings and four corner portions, in addition, midline folds are practiced in the aforementioned wings to obtain longitudinal and transversal outer flaps, and cuts are also made in the middle area between the wings and cross flaps in the extreme areas between the wings and longitudinal flaps and in the aforementioned corner portions, thereby separating the latter from fins that are attached to the transverse flaps, while in the rest of these portions there is a lateral spoiler and an extreme spoiler, while tabs are formed on the blade itself on the outer edge of the tap longitudinal etas in correspondence with eyes located next to the longitudinal edges of the bottom some tabs on the outer edge of the transverse flaps in correspondence with eyes located near the transverse edges of the same bottom some eyelashes at the ends of the longitudinal flaps intended for correspond to eyes located at the ends of the transverse flaps and windows located between the bottom and the transverse wings, the aforementioned elements being coupled so that the four wings are first straightened and the four corner portions applied on the transverse edges of the bottom, the transverse flaps are then folded against the inner face of those portions with their lateral ailerons folded over them while their fins are applied against the longitudinal wings, so that the tabs of said flaps penetrate the corresponding eyes of the bottom Finally, the longitudinal flaps including the aforementioned fins are folded into the box, so that the tabs of said flaps penetrate the corresponding bottom eyes while the extreme tabs of those flaps are inserted into the eyes of the transverse flaps, all of which so that a part of the end flaps shows through the cut between the wing and the transverse flap and that the reference windows are free so that when the box is stacked on another, the projecting parts of the aforementioned end flaps of the lower box enter in order to ensure the connection between both boxes. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)