ES1303793U - BOX FOR TRANSPORTATION OF PRODUCTS IN STACKED AND SEPARATE ARRANGEMENT (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement characterized in that it is formed from a die-cut and cut sheet characterized in that it comprises a first section (1), joined to a second section (2) or intermediate section and that in turn time this second section (2) is joined to a third section (3), where the first section serves to form a rectangular prismatic container provided with a folding closing lid, while the second section (2) or intermediate section has with a first support base (10) provided with first side flaps (11) that fold perpendicular to the first support base (10), and the third section (3) has a second support base (15) which is provided on its sides with second side flaps (16). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

BOX FOR TRANSPORTATION OF PRODUCTS IN STACKED AND SEPARATE ARRANGEMENT

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention, as the title of the invention establishes, is a box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement, preferably food products and in particular pizzas.

The present invention is characterized by the special construction characteristics presented by the die-cut and cut cardboard sheet from which the box is formed for the transport of said products, so that the products are housed inside the box separately from each other. and arranged one on top of the other, but without contact.

Therefore, the present invention is limited within the scope of closed prismatic boxes containing products, preferably food products.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In the state of the art, boxes are known for transporting food products, such as pizzas, empanadas, cakes, etc., in general they are rectangular prismatic boxes provided with a tilting lid that closes on the base.

It happens that 2 x 1 offers are quite general, so it is necessary to use two identical boxes to transport two equal units of product, which represents an expense in material, storage capacity and greater transport volume.

Therefore, it is the object of the present invention to overcome the drawbacks pointed out regarding the need to have two different supply boxes to transport products identical in size and geometry, developing a box like the one described below and collected. in its essentiality in the first claim. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The object of this present is a box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement, where the box is made from a single sheet of die-cut cardboard and cut, where a first section is defined in the sheet that allows the formation of a rectangular prismatic container provided with a tilting closing lid, it also includes a second section, which is an intermediate section that forms the lower space where the first product is housed. and serves as support for the upper section, and finally, for a third section on which a second product equal to the first but at a higher level is arranged.

The first section, which serves to form the rectangular prismatic container, can be formed in a multiplicity of shapes without implying any limitation to the essence of the invention.

The second section or intermediate section that makes up the lower space and where the first product is housed, in no case is it in contact with any of the two products housed inside the box, and has as a non-essential peculiarity a die-cut such that It allows you to separate pieces that are used to pick up a piece of the product without having to hold it with your hand.

This second section has side flaps that, folded downwards, support the intermediate section and establish a distance from the bottom or base of the rectangular prismatic container.

In an additional complementary manner, the second section has the transverse folding line arranged in its middle, folding this second section along the intermediate transverse folding line makes it possible for the prismatic container formed by means of the first section, which contains the first pizza, and the third section, on which the second product has been arranged, remaining contiguous, assuming a clear reduction in the display surface. If this intermediate transverse folding line did not exist to be able to access the two products, the unfolded surface would be greater, potentially reducing the unfolded surface by 33%.

The third section or upper section on which the second product is placed also has side flaps that fold vertically, and which have oblong perforations as a handle. In addition, the union between the second section and the third section is It is carried out using a die-cut line such that it allows the separation of this third section from the second without having to contact the first product.

Thanks to the characteristics described, it is possible, on the one hand, to be able to transport two products in the same box, where said products are not in contact with each other and also in a stacked arrangement, which results in ease of handling, as well as, in a clear reduction in the necessary material.

Another advantage derived from the characteristics of the sheet of cut and die-cut material is that it does not have a hinge-shaped opening but rather opens in the shape of a “Z”. In the hinge-shaped opening (with a single extra body) the upper pizza has to be completely removed from the box and placed on a plate to be able to access the lower pizza, however in this “Z” shaped model we unfold The third body and the two pizzas are fully accessible without the need to use any external element. This is especially useful if, for example, we are consuming the product in the countryside, a park, a concert or any place where we do not have access to a plate or area to leave the top pizza.

Unless otherwise indicated, all technical and scientific elements used herein have the meaning normally understood by a person skilled in the art to which this invention belongs. Procedures and materials similar or equivalent to those described herein may be used in the practice of the present invention.

Throughout the description and claims the word “comprises” and its variants are not intended to exclude other technical characteristics, additives, components or steps. For those skilled in the art, other objects, advantages and features of the invention will emerge partly from the description and partly from the practice of the invention.

EXPLANATION OF THE FIGURES

To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, in accordance with a preferred example of its practical implementation, 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.

In Figure 1, we can see the die-cut and cut sheet from which the box object of the invention is formed.

In Figure 2, we can see a perspective representation where the first formed section, the second section and the third section are observed.

In Figure 3 you can see the process of either opening or closing the box that is the object of the invention.

Figure 4 shows the formation of the box where the second section has been folded over the intermediate transverse line, leaving the entire second folded section arranged below the third section.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the figures, a preferred embodiment of the proposed invention is described below.

In Figure 1 we can see that the die-cut and cut sheet, preferably made of corrugated cardboard, comprises a first section (1), joined to a second section (2) or intermediate section and that in turn this second section (2) is joined to a third section (3), where the first section serves to form a rectangular prismatic container provided with a folding closing lid.

The first section (1) in a preferred, but in no way limiting, embodiment comprises a base (1.1) and a folding closing lid (1.2), where the base comprises a bottom (4) provided with guards (5). and some headers (6), while the folding closing cover (1.2) that is attached to the free edge of one of the headers (6) comprises a central part (7) provided with some guards (8) and a closing head (9).

The side panels (5) have closing flaps (5.1) at their ends, while one of the end panels (6) has perforations (6.1) for the release of internal heat, while the other end panel (6) has with extensions (6.2) provided at their free end with tabs (6.3) that can be accommodated in the slots (6.4) defined in the bottom (4) of the base (1.1) of the first section (1).

The second section (2) or intermediate section comprises a first support base (10) provided with first side flaps (11) that fold downwards, the second section (2) being joined to the first section (1) by two consecutive flaps (12) and (13) of so that when folded together they serve as a support point for the second section (2) or intermediate section.

On the first support base (10) there are dies (14) made that allow the segregation of segments that help the consumption of the products housed inside the box without having to touch them with the hand.

The second section has an intermediate transverse folding line (18) that runs through the first support base (10) in addition to the first side flaps (11). This intermediate folding line (18) allows the second section (2) to be folded in half and left lodged under the third section (3), as seen in Figure 4.

The third section (3) has a second support base (15) that is provided on its sides with second lateral flaps (16), which in turn have oblong perforations as handles (16.1). The second support base (15) of the third section (3) is joined to the second section (2) by means of a punched line (17) so that the separation of this third section (3) with respect to the second (2) is facilitated. , not making it necessary to discover the first product housed under the second section (2).

On the first support base (10) of the second section (2) and on the second support base (15) of the third section (3), there are perforations (14.1) and (15.1) respectively arranged coincidentally when the box It is closed in order to facilitate the evacuation of interior heat.

The sum of the heights of the two consecutive flaps (12) and (13) is equal to the bottom of the box formed by the first section (1) and equal to the sum of the heights of the first side flaps (11) and the second side flaps (16)

Figure 2 shows the first section (1) completely formed as a rectangular prismatic container provided with a folding closing lid, then below is the second section (2) which is joined to the first section by means of the double set of consecutive flaps (12) and (13) that, folded together, form a support point of the second section (2) on the bottom (4) of the base (1.1) of the first section (1). It can be seen how the first side flaps (11) are folded upwards so that when the second section is introduced into the base (1.1) of the container, said side flaps (11) contact the bottom (4) of the base (1.1) and act as a support point, defining a first volume where a first product is housed.

In this same figure 2, the third section (3) is also observed, which also has its second side flaps (16) folded upwards in order to define a second volume where a second product can be housed, in addition to having some oblong perforations (16.1 ) as a handle to be able to remove the first product after having torn the die-cut line (17) joining the second section (2).

In Figure 3 you can see how the closing or opening of the assembly occurs when the second section (2) is articulated with respect to the base (1.1) (Figure 1) of the first section (1) as well as the third section (1) is articulated. 3) with respect to the second section or intermediate section, defining a first volume between the bottom (4) and the second section (2), a second volume is also defined between the third section (3) and the lid of the container.

In Figure 4 it can be seen how the second section (2) has been folded in its central part by means of the intermediate transverse folding line (18), said second section (2) being housed once folded under the third section (3). ), in this way it is possible to have access to the products housed inside simultaneously, with a minimum displayed surface requirement.

Having sufficiently described the nature of the present invention, as well as the way of putting it into practice, it is stated that, within its essentiality, it may be put into practice in other embodiments that differ in detail from that indicated by way of example. , and to which the protection sought will also reach, as long as it does not alter, change or modify its fundamental principle.

Claims (9)

1. - Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement characterized in that it is formed from a die-cut and cut sheet characterized in that it comprises a first section (1), joined to a second section (2) or intermediate section and that In turn, this second section (2) is joined to a third section (3), where the first section serves to form a rectangular prismatic container provided with a folding closing lid, while the second section (2) or intermediate section It has a first support base (10) provided with first side flaps (11) that fold perpendicular to the first support base (10), and the third section (3) has a second support base (15). ) which is provided on its sides with second side flaps (16). 2. - Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the second section (2) is joined to the first section (1) by means of two consecutive flaps (12) and (13) so that folded between They do serve as a support point for the second section (2) or intermediate section. 3. - Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the second side flaps (16) of the third section (3) have oblong perforations as handles (16.1). 4. - Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement according to claim 1 or 2 or 3, characterized in that the second support base (15) of the third section (3) is joined to the second section (2) by means of a punched line. (17). 5. - Box for transporting products in a stacked and separated arrangement according to any of the previous claims, characterized in that on the first support base (10) of the second section (2) there are die cuts (14) that allow the segregation of some segments. . 6. - Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement according to any of the previous claims, characterized in that on the first support base (10) of the second section (2) and on the second support base (15) of the third section ( 3) there are perforations (14.1) and (15.1) respectively arranged coincidentally when the box is closed in order to facilitate the evacuation of the interior heat. 7. - Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement according to any of the previous claims, characterized in that the first section (1) comprises a base (1.1) and a folding closing lid (1.2), where the base comprises a bottom ( 4) provided with guards (5) and headers (6), while the folding closing cover (1.2) that is attached to the free edge of one of the headers (6) comprises a central part (7) provided of some guards (8) and a closing head (9). 8. - Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement according to claim 6, characterized in that the sides (5) have closing flaps (5.1) at their ends, while one of the ends (6) has perforations ( 6.1) for the release of internal heat, while the other of the ends (6) has extensions (6.2) provided at its free end with tabs (6.3) that can be accommodated in the slots (6.4) defined in the bottom (4). of the base (1.1) of the first section (1). 9.- Box for transporting products in a stacked and separate arrangement according to any of the previous claims, characterized in that the second section has an intermediate transverse folding line (18) that runs through the first support base (10) in addition to the first side flaps. (eleven).