ES1202963U - Box for packaging of food products (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Box for packaging of food products, being of the type of those constituted from a rectangular sheet of cardboard with lines of cut and fold that define a central sector (1) constitutive of the bottom of the box, two lateral sectors (2)) that form the gualderas of the box and two extreme sectors (3) that determine the ends, with the particularity that the laterals (2) or in their house the extreme sectors (3) have lateral extensions (4) that are divided in three sectors that fold together, to form prismatic-triangular columns to reinforce the corners of the box in the stack thereof, characterized in that respective wings (7) rectangular, equipped with the sides (2) of the box emerge folding lines (10) to the inside of the box, which in the assembly of the box are facing each other defining a horizontal plane above the plane corresponding to the bottom of the box, and which are affected by a series of v entanas (8) and recesses (9), identical contour to the containers to be contained and stabilized in the box. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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DESCRIPTION

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a box for packaging of food products, and more specifically for containers of canned containers such as sauces and the like, although it is applicable to any type of container, cylindrical contour, in the form of an inverted cone trunk or prismatic.

The object of the invention is to provide a box in which a grouping of packages can be distributed and stored in a completely stable manner, without them hitting each other during transport or handling.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In the practical scope of the invention, innumerable types of cardboard boxes are known for the transport and storage of various types of products, from the classic boxes for fruit and vegetable products, to those used for packaging such as tubs, jars, etc. , with one or other types of products.

In any case, there is a widely used box model that is constituted from a rectangular cardboard sheet, with cut and fold lines to determine two sides, two heads and triangular prismatic reinforcements in correspondence with the corners of the box, and that they also protrude above the upper edge of the heads and the sides themselves, establishing said triangular pillars reinforcements of great resistance that facilitate the stacking of multiple boxes.

However, these boxes, although they contain containers such as tubs or jars, containing, for example, sauces or other food products, given the special configuration of this type of packaging, which does not allow the box to be filled with themselves, it causes them to be stored and transported unstably, which can

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cause its breakage, in the case of glass jars, or the unbalanced stacking of boxes, since the center of gravity is not properly centered, with the consequent risk of tipping the boxes.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The box for packaging of food products that is recommended solves in a fully satisfactory way the problem described above, based on a simple but effective solution.

To do this, and based on the usual structure of the type of boxes referred to in the previous section, it has the peculiarity that the sides of the same include an additional rectangular wing, with a series of recesses and foldable towards the inside of the box, which they make the box in the area corresponding to the testers have a low height, with the particularity that said rectangular wings once folded towards the inside of the box are facing each other defining a horizontal plane above the plane corresponding to the bottom of the box, with the particular feature that said wings are affected by a series of windows, identical in contour to the containers to be contained and stabilized, for example, a central circular window and two extreme semicircular recesses, so that in the assembly of the box the surface defined by the two wings defines, in conjunction with the boxes in the box, six gaps to fit in respect Six containers, although obviously the number and configuration of these recesses and holes could vary depending on the size and plant configuration of the containers to be stabilized.

Thus, the containers will rest on the bottom of the box and will be stabilized laterally at a certain height through the recesses of the wings that define the upper and parallel horizontal plane, thus preventing its horizontal displacement, which ensures perfect stability and Balanced weight distribution of the set during transport and storage.

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To complement the description that will then be 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. where, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been represented:

Figure 1 shows a plan view of a box for packaging of food products made in accordance with the object of the present invention.

Figure 2- Shows a perspective view of the box of the previous figure in an intermediate phase of assembly.

Figure 3 - Shows a perspective view of the fully assembled box.

Figure 4.- Shows a view of the whole of the previous figure according to another perspective.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the figures outlined, it can be seen how the box for packaging of food products of the invention is constituted from a rectangular cardboard sheet with cut and fold lines defining a central sector (1) constituting the bottom of the box, two lateral sectors (2) that form the boxes of the box and two extreme sectors (3) that determine the pockets, forming a rectangular prismatic box in the assembly, with the special feature that the sides (2) or in its In this case, the extreme sectors (3) have lateral extensions (4) that are divided into three sectors that fold together, to form the classic triangular columns to reinforce the corners, with one of these sectors having an interlocking flange (5) in a diagonal groove (6) present at the bottom of the box, to facilitate stable stacking between boxes.

Well, from this conventional structure, the box of the invention focuses its characteristics on the fact that in correspondence with the sides (2), a large emptying or recess is provided, from which it is derived, in each case , a wing (7) which in the chosen embodiment has a circular central window (8) and paths 5 semi-circular recesses (9), with a folding line (10) through which each wing is folds into the interior of the box, all in such a way that when the box is assembled, as shown in figure 4, the wings (7) form a horizontal plane parallel to the bottom of the box, separated a sufficient distance to properly stabilize the containers to be introduced into the windows (8) and the gaps determined by the 10 semi-circular recesses (9) and the walls of the heads (3).

Finally, say that the bottom (1) of the box may be affected by aeration holes

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Claims (1)

1st.- Box for packaging of food products, which being of the type constituted from a rectangular cardboard sheet with cut and fold lines that define a central sector (1) constituting the bottom of the box, two lateral sectors (2) that form the boxes of the box and two extreme sectors (3) that determine the testeros, with the particularity that the lateral ones (2) or in their case the extreme sectors (3) have lateral extensions (4) that they are divided into three sectors that fold together, to form prismatic-triangular columns to reinforce the corners of the box in the stack 10 thereof, characterized in that respective wings (7) emerge from the sides (2) of the box. Rectangular, equipped with folding lines (10) towards the inside of the box, which in the assembly of the box are facing each other defining a horizontal plane above the plane corresponding to the bottom of the box, and which are affected by a s Erle of windows (8) and recesses (9), identical in contour to the containers to be contained and stabilized within the box. 2a- Box for packaging of food products, according to claim 1, characterized in that each wing (7) includes a circular central window (8) and semi-circular recesses (9). 3a- Box for packaging of food products, according to claim 1a, characterized in that the bottom (1) of the box may be affected by aeration holes (11).