ES2203766T3 - PORTABLE PACKING, MADE OF A SEMI-DIRECTED MATERIAL, MAINLY FOR BOTTLES. - Google Patents

Abstract

THE INVENTION REFERS TO A CONDITIONING OF SEMIRRIGED MATERIAL, LIKE THE CARTON OR THE WAVED CARTON, FOR A PLURALITY OF BOTTLES OR SIMILAR, ALIGNED IN ONE OR VARIOUS PARALLEL ROWS AND SUPPORTED IN THE PACKING BACKGROUND. THE CONDITIONING INCLUDES A FUND PART (1), SIDE WALLS (2, 3, 4) PERPENDICULAR TO THE FUND (1), OF WHICH AT LEAST TWO ARE SOLIDARIES OF THIS, A TOP PART THAT FORM A COVER (6) PARALLEL FUND AND RIGIDLY SOLIDARITY OF AT LEAST ONE OF THE SIDE WALLS AND A CLOSURE ELEMENT. ACCORDING TO THE INVENTION, THIS CONDITIONING HAS TWO WALLS (2, 3) PARALLELS BETWEEN AND TO THE AXIS OF THE BOTTLES AND UNITED EACH OF THEM TO THE PART OF THE BACKGROUND (1) BY FOLDING LINES THAT CONFUSE WITH TWO SIDE RECTILINE PARALLELS THIS PART OF THE FUND.

Description

Portable packaging, made of a material semi-rigid, mainly for bottles.

The present invention relates to a packaging portable, semi-rigid material, such as cardboard or cardboard wavy, mainly for bottles or the like.

Many have already been proposed in the art portable packaging for bottles.

This is how on page 842 of Verpakking, vol. 11, No. 11, July 1959, Rotterdam, under the heading Italiaanse Oscars 1959, describes a package comprising two parts of U cross section, articulated by folding lines parallel on a bottom part, covering one of the parts of U section the other part. This packaging has the disadvantage that cannot be supplied to users previously assembled and folded flat.

The present invention wants to propose a packaging for bottles or other items, which, like the previous one, includes two parallel walls articulated on a part of background, but that can be supplied to users previously assembled and folded flat.

Accordingly, the present invention is intended to object a packaging of a semi-rigid material such as cardboard or corrugated cardboard, for a plurality of bottles or the like, lined up in a row or several parallel rows, and that are supported on the bottom of the packaging, said packaging comprising:

- a background part that has the shape of a hexagon whose sides are parallel two to two;

- two parallel articulated walls respectively by two fold lines along two parallel sides of the bottom part and raised perpendicularly to this part background;

- first two parts not contiguous to the bottom and articulated each laterally on a wall by a line of folding perpendicular to the bottom part;

- two second parts not contiguous to the bottom and articulated each laterally on one of the first parts by a fold line perpendicular to the bottom part;

- two fins not contiguous to the bottom and articulated each laterally on another wall by a folding line perpendicular to the bottom part;

- a top part that forms a lid, parallel to the bottom and articulated on one of the walls by a folding line parallel to this bottom;

characterized this packaging because the first and second parts, on one side, and the fins, on the other, are folded in such a way that, with respect to the walls or contiguous parts, the fins are in contact with the second parts and are solidary of them, and because the dimensions of the first and second parts and the fins are such that their bases adapt faithfully to the shape of the bottom.

Being the bottom part adjacent to two walls Parallel packaging by simple folding lines, this one ensure transport reliability far superior to that of the packages whose bottom part is integral by gluing or interlocking of one or several lateral parts.

The packaging will preferably be obtained from a Unique cardboard or corrugated cardboard board conveniently cropped and highlighted (pre-folded) and, as you will see then the different parts, articulated with each other by fold lines perpendicular to the bottom, allow flat folding the previously assembled packaging and supply it with this form to the user, who only has to shape it before placing Bottles or other items to be packed.

Advantageously, in at least one of the walls an opening will be made that will let the bottles appear packed, and a fin will preferably be adjacent to said wall, at the base of the opening, by a parallel folding line at the bottom, which fin is divided by a second line of folded parallel to the previous one, in two parts suitable to be folded into the packaging, which will be applied respectively against the bottom of the associated wall and against the background. The part applied against the fund will have, preferably perpendicular to the associated wall, a dimension equal to the distance that separates this wall from the wall parallel, in order to strengthen the fund and ensure a reinforcement of the parallel walls, after shaping the packaging.

Advantageously, one or several fins, trimmed on one of the two walls parallel and adjacent to it by a folding line perpendicular to the bottom, will be suitable to be folded into the packaging, perpendicular to the associated wall, getting in between the bottles contiguous and thus form one or several separation elements.

Other features and advantages of the invention will be revealed in the following detailed description of An embodiment of the packaging. In this description, it will make reference to the attached drawings, which have no character  limiting and in which:

Figure 1 is a plan view of the plate corrugated cardboard, pre-cut and highlighted, from which the packaging;

Figure 2 is a perspective view of the packaging, after having shaped it, from one of its faces, with the top that forms a lid, raised;

Figure 3 is a perspective view of the packaging, after shaping, from a side parallel to that of Figure 2 and with the upper part closed;

Figure 4 is a perspective view of the packing with two bottles placed inside it;

Figures 5 and 6 are two views, from one side and other, flat folded packaging.

This embodiment of the packaging according to the invention is intended for exhibition for sale and to transport of two bottles, but transposition to a number different from bottles or other similar oblong items, aligned in one row or several parallel rows, it will be evident to The subject matter expert. The shape of these items can naturally be absolutely anyone.

This packaging includes a bottom part 1 of hexagonal shape, with parallel sides two to two, which presents a symmetry with respect to a diagonal fold line 10, joining two opposite vertices of the hexagon.

On this background part 1 they are articulated, by folded lines confused with the sides parallel to the plane of symmetry of part 1, two side walls 2 and 3, raised perpendicular to the bottom.

To the part 2 they are contiguous laterally, by a fold line perpendicular to the bottom, two other side walls 4, each divided into two equal parts, 4 to -4 b , by a fold line 11, also perpendicular to the bottom.

A part 3 are laterally contiguous, by a folding line perpendicular to the bottom, two flaps 5 of shape and dimensions substantially identical to the parts 4, pushed against the face of these portions 4 facing the inside of the packaging.

To the top of the wall 2 is contiguous, by a fold line parallel to the bottom 1, a part 6 that forms a lid, similar in shape and size to the bottom, while a fin is adjacent to the top of the wall 3 7, intended to be introduced below part 6. A tab 8, adjacent to part 6 by a folding line, can be introduced in a notch 9, practiced between fin 7 and the adjacent wall 3, for interlocking part 6 of the cover in closing position

It will be noted that the parts 4 a , 4 b and 5 are not contiguous to the bottom 1, but after shaping and assembling them, their base is faithfully coupled to the shape of this bottom. Being the latter directly adjacent to the two parallel walls 2 and 3, it has a great resistance to the weight of the packed objects, of the bottles 12 for example, and to the stresses to which it is subjected during handling. The packaging therefore presents a great safety of use.

Thanks to the folding line 10, which divides the bottom in two equal parts, and to lines 11, which also divide the side walls in two equal parts, it is possible to fold flat the previously assembled packaging, as seen in the figures 5 and 6, and provide it with this form to users, who They can easily shape it.

A window 13, arranged in the wall 2, allows Buyers see the packed items.

A part 14, which comes from the cut-out of the window 13 in the wall 2, is contiguous to the base of said window by a folding line 15 parallel to the bottom. The same part 14 is divided, by a folding line 16 parallel to the line 15, into two parts 14 a and 14 b , the dimensions of which are such that part 14 a can be folded into the package against the inner face of the base of the wall 2, while the part 14 b is applied against the bottom, in order to reinforce it and interpose between the parallel walls 2 and 3, to reinforce the latter.

In the wall 3 an opening 17 is made, to whose vertical side is adjacent a fin 18, which comes from the cut, which can be folded into the packaging, to form a separation between adjacent bottles. Packaging represented has been conceived for the transport of two bottles but for a larger number of bottles, it will naturally suffice with provide an appropriate number of openings 17 and fins 18 in the suitable places.

In this embodiment, a simple opening 20, practiced at the top of the wall 3, it constitutes, so known itself, the grip element.

Accordingly, the invention provides, in the technique, a packaging of great simplicity, which can be supplied to users previously assembled and folded, and that It presents unparalleled safety qualities for the transport of Packaged items. In addition, this packaging is not expensive manufacture and presents a pleasing sight.

Claims (5)

1. Packaging of semi-rigid material such as corrugated cardboard or cardboard, for a plurality of bottles or similar, aligned in a row or in several parallel rows and that they rest on the bottom of the packaging, said understanding packaging: - a bottom part (1) that has the shape of a hexagon whose sides are parallel two to two; - two parallel walls (2, 3) articulated respectively by two folding lines according to two sides parallel to the bottom part (1) and raised perpendicular to  said bottom part (1); - first two parts (4 b) non - contiguous to the bottom and each articulated laterally to a wall (2) by a fold line perpendicular to the bottom portion (1); - two second parts (4 a ) not contiguous to the bottom and articulated each laterally on one of the first parts (4 b ) by a folding line perpendicular to the bottom part; - two fins (5) not adjacent to the bottom and articulated each laterally on the wall (3) by a line folding perpendicular to the bottom part (1); - an upper part (6) forming a lid, parallel to the bottom part (1) and articulated on one of the walls (2, 3) by a folding line parallel to said background; this packaging being characterized in that the first and second parts (4 a , 4 b ), of one part, and the fins (5), of another, are folded in such a way, with respect to the adjacent walls or parts, that the fins ( 5) are in contact with the second portions (4) and are integral with the same, and that the dimensions of the first and second parts (4 a, 4 b) and the fins (5) are such that their bases faithfully adapt to the shape of the bottom (1). 2. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom part (1) includes a folding line (10) that is parallel to the walls (2, 3) and joins two opposite vertices of the hexagon that constitutes the bottom. 3. Packaging according to one of claims 1 and 2, in which at least one of the walls (2, 3) is made an opening suitable for displaying the packed articles, characterized in that, at the bottom of the opening (13 ), a flap (14) is articulated on the wall (2) associated by a folding line (15) parallel to the bottom, said flap (14) being divided into two parts (14a, 14b) by a folding line (16 ) parallel to the bottom, the parts (14a, 14b) being able to be folded towards the inside of the packaging, respectively against the inner face of the adjacent wall (2) and against the bottom (1). 4. Packaging according to claim 3, characterized in that the part (14b) of the flap (14) folded against the bottom (1) has, perpendicular to the associated wall (2), a dimension substantially equal to the distance between the walls (2, 3), in order to ensure its reinforcement after shaping the packaging. 5. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that one or more fins (18), cut into one of the walls (2, 3) and adjacent thereto by a fold line perpendicular to the bottom, are suitable for be folded into the packaging, perpendicular to the adjoining wall, to form separation organs between adjoining articles.