FR2690325A3 - Box for packaging paper for recycling - has loops or clips in grooves in lateral walls to hold ends of straps while filling box - Google Patents

Abstract

The box (6) has slots (2) in its lateral walls which straps (3), to fasten the packet, pass through. The ends of the straps are held, during the filling of the box, by loops or clips (1) at the bottom of each groove. The box is made in plastics material or cardboard. There are two straps which are perpendicular to each other and cross under the base of the box. USE - For making packets of paper for recycling, or for other objects.

Description

Bac nour the collation of objects in particular of baskets newspapers. intended for recycling. and making packages.

 The present invention relates to a bin for the collation of objects, in particular paper, newspapers, magazines intended to be recycled, and the making of packages.

 Papers, newspapers and magazines, from offices and individuals, which are intended for recycling, must be collated, then for convenience of handling, be stacked and attached.

Papers, newspapers and magazines, are collated in bulk or in boxes, to be, when the quantity justifies it, tied in bundles
Office workers and individuals currently use cardboard boxes to collate these papers. If we can place beforehand in these bins, links made up of perpendicular bands and the ends of which are left outside the bins, to then fold them down and join them together to form the packages, experience shows that c is a delicate operation. In fact, if the ends of these strips are not maintained and protected during the entire duration of the snack, the device with which the ends of the link are provided, and making it possible to attach them together, risks being degraded, and not more to be operational. In addition, the ends of the links which hang on each side of the bins, are not very aesthetic.

 The present invention more particularly proposes to remedy these drawbacks and, to do this, it relates to a tray, for the collation of objects, and the making of packages, which is characterized in that the side walls of this tray are provided with devices intended to hold the ends of the links.

 Thanks to this arrangement, it suffices to deposit the link at the bottom of the container, and to place the ends of the link in the devices, for the duration of the snack. When the height of the collated objects is considered sufficient, it suffices to extract the ends of the link from the devices, and to join together the opposite ends of the link, to make the package. The package can then be easily removed from the bin for recycling. The released tray is then reusable.

 According to a particular embodiment of the invention, the device for holding the ends of the link is a loop located outside and in the middle of the side walls of the container.

 According to another characteristic of the invention, the container can advantageously include lateral grooves, preferably above the passers-by. These grooves allow the strips to be fixed together, on the side of the packages, and avoid having to pass the ends of the link above the walls of the container.

Several embodiments of the present invention will be described below by way of non-limiting examples with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a container according to the invention;
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of a container according to the invention, a link having two strips perpendicular to each other being shown in phantom within said container;
- Figure 3 is a perspective view of a tray according to the invention, a stack of papers being shown in phantom inside of said tray;
- Figure 4 is a perspective view of a container according to the invention, a linked package being shown in broken lines inside said container; ;
The bins according to the invention have been developed to facilitate the collation of papers to be recycled and the making of packages. It goes without saying that they could be used for the collation of other objects and the confection of all types of packages.

 FIGS. 1 to 4 represent cardboard boxes designed to receive links made up of strips 4a, 4b perpendicular to each other, and to constitute stacks of paper to be recycled 5.

 More specifically, the grooves 2 are intended to allow the passage of the ends 4a, 4b; 4c, 4d of the link 3 and the passers-by 1 are able to maintain the ends of the same link.

 According to a variant not illustrated, the elements for holding the ends of the links can form a clamp.

 The tank can be made of plastic.

Claims (5)

 1) Tray for the collation of objects, in particular of papers, newspapers and magazines to be recycled, and for the confection of packages (6), characterized in that these side walls are provided with devices (1) allowing to maintain the ends of a link (3) during the loading of the tray and to facilitate the joining of the ends of the link (3) at the time of making the package (6).  2) Tray according to claim 1, characterized in that at least 2 opposite side walls are provided outside of a device (1) for holding the ends of a link.  3) Tray according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the elements for holding the ends of the links are passers-by.  4) Tray according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the elements for holding the ends of the links form a clamp.  Tray according to any one of the claims, characterized in that it is made of cardboard.  Tray according to any one of the claims, characterized in that it is made of plastic  5) A container according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the holding elements (1) of the ends of the links are surmounted by a groove (2) passing through the wall