ES1293004U - Container container (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Container expositor container, formed by a box with a first hole (1) whose mouth is closed by a cover (3), characterized by in the mouth of the first hole (1) at least one structure is arranged (21) folding that: In folding position it is next to the first hole (1) and generating a second hole (2) to place a lid of the container, and In deployed position it is positionable on the mouth of the first hole (1), under the deck (3). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

container display container

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present invention relates to a display container for containers. It is specially prepared to contain containers of the type formed by an aluminum or cardboard tray that includes a flat upper closing lid, fixed by its perimeter at the time of use.

STATE OF THE ART

The existence of trays especially applicable to food preservation is known in the state of the art. These aluminum trays, or waterproof cardboard, have a flat closing lid that is held by deforming the edge of the tray. An example can be seen in ES1286480U.

This implies that each tray requires a lid, and that they are located in a close position to facilitate placement, closing and reduce the time that the food spends without closing, losing heat, being able to receive contaminants... It is therefore desirable to be able to have the two elements, tray and lid, in the same container and with easy access to each lid and individual tray.

The applicant is not aware of any solution that can be considered similar to the invention.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention consists of a display container for containers, of the type formed by a tray and its lid, according to the claims. Its different embodiments solve the problems of the state of the art and provide noteworthy advantages.

The packaging display container is made up of a box, normally prismatic, with a first hole whose mouth is closed by a cover and, usually, one or more fins. In the invention, in this mouth of the first hole there is at least one folding structure that:

• In the folded position, it is next to the first hole and creates a second hole to place a container lid.

• In the unfolded position it can be positioned on the mouth of the first hole, under the cover. Thus the structure remains below the cover when the container is closed.

The structure may be on either side of the spout, but is preferably adjacent to the cover so that it does not affect removal of the contents of the container. Where appropriate, two structures can be arranged, one on each side of the roof, adjacent.

Other variants will be shown in the rest of the memory.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figures are included.

Figure 1: Perspective view of a first example of embodiment, for round trays, in position of use.

Figure 2: View of the previous example with the folding structure unfolded.

Figure 3: Example of a container plate for rectangular trays.

MODES OF EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

Next, an embodiment of the invention is briefly described, as an illustrative and non-limiting example of the latter.

Figure 1 shows an example of embodiment. It consists of a box-shaped container with a first hole (1) to place aluminum trays, cardboard... In the position of use, the container also has one or two second holes (2) to place the lids, located in one or both sides. In figure 1 the tray and the lid have been shown in broken lines to show the position of both.

The container has a cover (3) that hangs over the first hole (1) when trays are not being removed. In the technique, the cover (3) is arranged in the mouth of the box together with two flaps (31), but the invention replaces at least one, as will be seen below.

Each second hole (2) is arranged on one side of the first hole (1) and corresponds to a foldable structure (21) with a through hole (22) to partially insert the covers, so that they remain in an approximately vertical position. This structure (21) is stored in the container in the unfolded position, below the cover (3). Thus, when the container is unopened, nothing protrudes from the sides of the box. With the opening, the cover is folded so that it is outside the first hole (1), the structure (21) is removed and folded to generate the second hole. It is appreciated that the structure (21) replaces a flap (31) of the container. In figure 1 a single second hole (2) has been defined, but there may be two, substituting both fins (31).

Thus, the user can open the cover (3) remove it in any way known in the art, fold the structure (21) to create the second hole (2). Next, remove the lids from the container and insert them into the second hole (2), leaving both the lids and the trays accessible at all times and in the same display unit.

Figure 3 shows an example of embodiment for rectangular trays, in the unfolded position of the container.

Claims (1)

1- Packaging display container, formed by a box with a first hole (1) whose mouth is closed by a cover (3), characterized in that at least one structure (21) is arranged in the mouth of the first hole (1) collapsible that: in the folded position it is on one side of the first hole (1) and generating a second hole (2) to place a container lid, and in the unfolded position it can be positioned on the mouth of the first hole (1), under the cover (3). 2- Packaging display container, according to claim 1, characterized in that the structure (21) is adjacent to the cover (3). 3- Packaging display container, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a structure (21) adjacent to each side of the cover (3).