ES126730U - Folding box pear confectionery (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Folding box for confectionery essentially characterized because it is constituted by a sheet of punching material semirigid preferably cardboard that we can assume divided into three bodies one central and two equal and symmetrical sides with respect to the central having a generally rectangular shape ending at both ends in respective trapezoidal flaps being divided by means of folding signals into nine transverse rectangular elements of which four two and three respectively have the same width with the first partial recesses on both sides determining the formation of respective semicircular tabs and having the last one on each side cut of small length coinciding with its previous fold signal whose cut follows in a perpendicular direction affecting the entire second last element and part of the last extending the fifth element on both sides in two rectangular flaps and the in two trapezoidal flaps being divided by means of fold signals into nine transverse rectangular elements of which four two and three respectively have the same width presenting the first partial recesses on both sides that determine the formation of each semicircular eyelashes and having practiced the last on each side a cut of small length coinciding with its previous folding signal whose cutting then follows in a perpendicular direction affecting the entire last but one element and part of the last, prolonging the fifth element on both sides in two rectangular flaps and the sixth in the respective flaps trapezoids of the same width as those and the lateral bodies starting from the fourth element of the central body constituted by a rectangular element prolonged by one of its sides in a rectangular flap followed by another rectangular element of smaller width followed by another of equal width that the prime which has a partial recess formed on one side that determines the formation of a semicircular flange, the whole of the previous element being affected and a part of the latter of a transversal section terminating these lateral bodies in respective trapezoidal flaps. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)