GR1010027B - Package with self-closing bottom and sealed four-ear lid - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a product’s external package the base of which secures by means of a self-closing bottom (fig. 2) as well as by combination with the package’s upper part which seals sufficiently and securely (fig. 1) in order to drastically limit the inflow of foreign bodies of all kinds via four ears and ensure, thus, the integrity of the package contents. In the present invention the bottom of the package is sealed with a self-closing bottom (lock bottom fig. 2) so that the package becomes inviolable from this side. The upper part (fig.1) -which constitutes the side of the package opening- bears four overlapping parts (ears, fig.3) the closure of which ensures the integrity of the contents of the package.

Description

SELF-SEALING BOTTOM PACKAGING IN COMBINATION WITH

FOUR EAR SEALING CAP

DESCRIPTION

The present invention relates to an external product package, the base of which secures with a self-closing bottom (Drawing 2), in combination with its upper part which seals sufficiently (Drawing 1) and safely and in this way drastically limits the

ingress of foreign bodies of all kinds, with the four ears it possesses, thus ensuring the integrity of the internal contents.

Until today, there are conventional packages in the trade, which, however, require the active effort of the human being

factor and especially of his hands, to secure. In other cases, packages with self-sealing bottoms are on the market, but these do not seal sufficiently and thus do not guarantee the integrity and non-alteration of the products inside the package, while often their violation

is not perceived.

In this case, it is a package that combines a self-closing bottom at the bottom with a four-ear system at the top, and the way of closing both the bottom and the top of it ensure the integrity of

its content, which is enclosed by it.

In particular, in the present invention, the lower part of the package is sealed with a self-closing bottom (lock bottom, Drawing 2), so that the package becomes inviolable from this side, and this has the result that any violation of it will become immediately noticeable. The upper part of the present invention (Figure 1), which is also the opening side of the package, has four parts (ears, Figure 3), which

they are folded and between the third and fourth they are welded and in this way the integrity of the contents of the package is ensured.

In unsealing the present invention, the consumer either peels off the fourth and outer ear at its top

package and opens the package or tears the seam, which exists on the lid, and in this way makes obvious, in both cases, the opening and tampering of the package.

With the self-closing bottom in the present invention in combination with

the closing of the four ears at the top of it achieves the absolute and impenetrable closure of the package without the active effort of a human hand, unlike all conventional packages with a self-closing bottom, which do not seal at the top, with the result that any violation

them not to be perceived by the consumer or anyone else. This is because these conventional packages have up to three tabs on their top and thus do not make it possible to close them securely and tamper-evidently.

In the present invention, the combination of the self-closing bottom with

the four ears at the top of the package (Drawing 3) enables the consumer to immediately and easily detect even the slightest trace of tampering.

In the present invention the use of the self-closing bottom gives the

possibility for the consumer, after using the packaging, to fold it in one move and bring it to a flat form, so that it becomes easier to manage its storage as well as

its disposal and recycling.

The self-sealing bottom, combined with the four-ear closure at the top, allows the present invention to stand upright with much greater stability than conventional packages without a self-sealing bottom, which seal and

both sides with the same hole.

In the present invention, apart from the existence of the self-closing bottom at the bottom of the package and the four ears at the top thereof, the existence of notches in the fourth and top self-seal (Figure 4, 4) makes the package resealable.

In particular, when tearing the stitching of the notches, a "bump" remains, which enters the slot, which is present in the third ear (Figure 4, 3), and facilitates the storage of the product, while at the same time it contributes to better preservation of the contents after the initial unsealing.

Claims (5)

1. With the self-closing bottom in the present invention in combination with the closure of the four ears in its upper part, the absolute and impenetrable closure of the package is achieved without the active effort of a human hand, in contrast to materials the conventional packages with a self-closing bottom, which do not seal at the top, with the result that any violation of them is not noticed by the consumer or anyone another. This is because these conventional packages have up to three lugs on top and it doesn't turn out that way loud their safe and unbreakable closure. 2. In the present invention, the combination of the self-closing bottom with the four tabs at the top of the package (Figure 3) enables the consumer to immediately and easily detect even the slightest trace of tampering. 3. In the present invention, the use of the self-closing bottom allows the consumer, after using the package, to fold it in one movement and bring it to a flat form, so that it becomes easier to manage its storage as well as its disposal and its recycling. 4. The self-sealing bottom, combined with the four-ear closure at the top, allows the present invention to stand upright with much greater stability than conventional non-sealing bottom packages, which seal on both sides with the same way. 5. In the present invention, apart from the existence of the self-closing bottom at the bottom of the package and the four ears at the top thereof, the existence of notches in the fourth and top self (Figure 4, 4) makes the package resealable. In particular, when tearing the stitching of the notches, a "tooth" remains, which enters the slot, which is present in the third ear (Figure 4, 3), and facilitates the storage of the product, while at the same time it contributes to better preservation of the contents after the initial unsealing.