HU221240B1 - Bottle carrier and fixing part thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

An article carrier comprises angularly related panels including side wall panels (42, 44) and a second wall panel (46) such as a bottom or top wall panel which are foldably interconnected, article receiving and retaining structure (10) extending between a side wall panel and a second wall panel, the structure comprising an aperture (11) adapted to receive a portion of an article (A) contained within the carrier, and a flap (12, 14) struck from and hingeably connected to an edge of the aperture which flap is adapted to abut the article received in the aperture, and wherein the flap is pivotal into an operative position about its hinged connection (26, 28) to provide portions thereof which protrude both inwardly and outwardly of the carrier so that a portion (F) of the flap engages the article internally of the carrier and another portion (F1) of the flap engages the article externally of the carrier, the flap being put into its operative position by pivoting inwardly of the carrier.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to bottle packaging (packaging of articles filled into a box or neck bottle) with walls joined along fold lines, which are side panels and secondary walls including bottom and / or top covers, and bottle locking members formed between the side panels and the secondary wall. comprising a securing opening for receiving a portion of the bottle and a securing wing for the bottle connected along the fold line with the edge of the securing opening.

The present invention also relates to a package of bottles with folded side panels, top and bottom covers, and inclined sheets and a bottle retaining portion between the top and side panels, folded along the fold lines, the cylinder retaining portion extending into the inclined sheet and it has an aperture and bottle securing wings, said securing pins having fold lines attached to the side wall and the top plate, and securing pins having a pivotable folding line, divided into lower and upper numeral portions.

The invention further relates to a bottle securing portion of a bottle package comprising a bottle securing portion formed by punching out of the bottle packaging material and a securing opening for receiving a portion of the bottle, cut out on the oblique face of the bottle package.

Finally, the present invention relates to a package of cylindrical packings in a ready-to-use condition with side panels and a secondary wall formed by cut-off lines and fold lines connected to each other along fold lines, such as bottom and / or top covers and bottle-locking portions between the side panels and the secondary wall. The bottle retaining section formed by a cut-out material comprises a retaining opening which receives a portion of the cylinder and a retaining tab which is cut out of the retaining opening and connected to its edge along a fold line.

As a part of cardboard wrappers having a folded tab, a device for securing the wrapped box or bottle (hereinafter referred to as "bottle") as part of the cardboard packaging is known.

EP 0171229 Β 1 discloses a sheet-folded package having side walls joined along fold lines to form an open column at each end, wherein the side walls are joined by a panel of inclined sheets which is also joined along the fold lines to one of the side walls motherboard. Each of the oblique plates has an opening for the lower edge of the bottle, through which the lower part of the bottle protrudes slightly from the packaging. The slot extends slightly into the sidewall and into the system board. The bottle retaining means also comprise fastening pins attached to the lower and upper edges of the apertures by means of a fold line, which hold the bottle in the package. These wings thus extend over the opening and are held on both the base plate and the side wall, in a position substantially parallel to the walls, and hold the bottle inside the package. In this construction, the portion of the bottle protruding from the packaging is unprotected, and the narrower the packaging for the bottle, the greater the portion protrudes from the packaging. The packaging is easily cracked by the movement of the bottle during transport.

Other fastening and stiffening parts are known from EPO 059 104. In this embodiment, a fold-out flap is provided on each side of the opening, the flaps also having a small portion which protrudes outwardly around the fold line and toward the inside of the package.

EPO 247 298 discloses a further embodiment which utilizes outwardly folded wings, which also includes a bottle gripping portion of the wing, but the outwardly folded wing is inherently vulnerable.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to overcome these shortcomings of the prior art by providing a bottle packaging and fastening portion which is more insensitive to external influences than known but at the same time better and more reliably protects the projecting portion of the bottle.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The object of the present invention is to package a bottle with walls joined to one another along fold lines, which walls are side panels and secondary walls including bottom and / or top cover, and a bottle fastening portion formed between the side panels and the secondary wall. comprising a bottle locking flap connected to the edge of the opening by a fold formed by a cut-out, folded inwardly along the fold line of the bottle wrapping and having an inner numeral portion securing the bottle and an outer number portion protecting the projection of the bottle.

Preferably, the bottle retaining member comprises a pair of retaining numbers formed on either side of a retaining opening.

Preferably, the outer numeral portion of the retaining collar is formed at least partially by a C-cut line between the two fold lines forming the wing fold line.

Preferably, the outer numeral portion of the retaining cup extends transversely beyond the straight line connecting the two fold lines forming the fold line of the bottle retaining wing.

Preferably, an inclined sheet is formed between the side panels and the topsheet, and the retaining opening is formed in the inclined panel, extending into the side panel and the topsheet.

Preferably, the two fold lines forming the fold line of the locking disc are formed in the side panel and the top panel, and the curved C-cut line between the fold lines is formed in the inclined sheet.

Preferably, the two fold lines forming the fold line of the locking disc are formed at least partially in the side panel and the top panel, and the curve between the fold lines is C-shaped partly in the oblique panel and partly in the top panel.

Preferably, the curve between the fold lines is a cut-off line with a rounded angular curve.

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Preferably, the locking pins are divided into lower and upper and optionally middle numeral portions formed by a fold line at the height of the bottle, allowing it to fold onto the bottle.

Preferably, the bottle retaining portions are designed to accommodate the corners or the outermost edges of the bottle.

The present invention further provides a package of bottles with folded side panels, top and bottom covers, and inclined sheets and a bottle retaining member between the top and side panels, folded along the fold lines, the cylinder retaining portion extending into the side panel and top or edge of the bottle. having a receiving opening and a bottle securing wings, which wings are folded to the side wall and to the top, and which wings are divided into lower and upper numerical portions by a fold-folding fold line, having an outer flap securing the bottle with an inner flap has a locking number formed along its fold line towards the inside of the bottle package.

Preferably, the bottle packaging is in a flat, ready-to-use condition.

The invention further relates to a bottle securing portion of a bottle package comprising a bottle opening formed by punching out of the material of the bottle package and a securing number formed by a plurality of tabs connected to the periphery of the bottle, in its folded-out position, with an inner flap that secures the bottle and an outer flap that protects the protruding portion of the bottle, which is folded in along its fold line and folded inwardly toward the inside of the package.

Preferably, the retaining wings are divided into numerical portions formed by one or more fold lines perpendicular to the bottle, at the height of the side of the bottle, wherein an extreme numeral portion is folded behind the end of the packaged bottle and adjacent to it.

Finally, the present invention relates to a flat, ready-to-use, bottle package with side panels and a secondary wall such as a bottom and / or top lid and a bottle closure portion formed from the side panels and the secondary wall, formed by sheets with cut lines and fold lines interconnected along fold lines. the formed bottle retaining portion comprises a retaining opening for receiving a portion of the bottle and a retaining clip cut out of the retaining opening and connected to its edge along a fold line, the recessed portion having a number extending inwardly and outwardly of the sheets for contacting the packaged bottle; has an anchor plate with a suitably designed internal number plate and an outer wing section protecting the projection of the cylinder, and the retaining collar is foldable along its fold line or fold lines toward the inside of the bottle package.

Preferably, the side panels are foldable along a fold line, connected to one another through an inclined sheet and to a secondary wall, the opening for the bottle retaining portion of the bottle package extending into the inclined sheet, the side panel and the associated secondary wall.

Preferably, the retaining pins are connected to the side panel and the secondary wall along a fold line between which fold lines extend into the side panel and / or the secondary wall.

The wings of the present invention support the inside of the wings and, on the outside, protect the bottle, making them stable and less vulnerable than in prior art solutions. Because the wings are folded inwardly along their fold line, their position from the outside is less influenced than the outwardly folded tabs of the prior art.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the following examples. In the drawing it is

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the bottle retaining portion of a bottle package in an expanded state of the sheet material of the package;

Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the bottle retaining member of Fig. 1 with the bottle closed, a

Figure 3 is a detail view of Figure 2 with the bottle removed, a

Figure 4 is a detail view of Figure 3, viewed from the outside

Figure 5 is an exploded, top view of the bottle retainer portion of Figure 1, a

Figure 6 is a plan view of another embodiment of a bottle fastener portion, a

Figure 7 is a plan view of a third bottle fastening portion in a top view, a

Figure 8 is a top plan view of a fourth bottle retaining member in an expanded state.

1-5. FIGS. 6A to 5B show different views of a first embodiment of a bottle retaining portion 10 of a bottle package according to the invention. The bottle package consists of side panels 42, inclined panels 44 connected to the bottom of the panels 42, and a top panel 46 (secondary wall) connected to the panel 44, which may be provided at the bottom or top edge of an article A box. Essentially, such a package is described in EP 017 229 Β 1 mentioned in the prior art. The bottle retaining portions 10 hold the box or other bottle at its lower or upper corners, at its edge and, when several bottles are jointly packaged, the individual bottles can be dispensed with.

The bottle retaining portion 10 is cut out of the cardboard sheet material used for packaging and folded into a suitable shape. The bottle retaining member 10 has a retaining opening 11 into which a segment of the container of article A, such as its lower edge, is pushed from the inside to the outside (Fig. 2). Further, the bottle fastening portion 10 is formed at the two edges of the fastening opening 11,

There are fastening wings having an inner flap portion F in its folded-in position, which in its folded position rests on and secures the package-wrapped bottle and an outer portion F1 which protects the corner portion protruding from the package.

More specifically, one of the locking numbers 12 of the bottle holding portion 10 comprises three numerical portions 12a, 12b, 12c separated by fold lines 30, 32, the upper numeral portion 12a being pivotally attached to the side panel 42 and the lower portion 12c the numeral portion is pivotally attached to the topsheet 46 along a fold line 22. Between the fold lines 22, 26 hinging the locking disc 12, there is a curved C-line 18 along which the locking wing 12 is completely separated from the portion of the cardboard packaging walls and is cut with a cut line 18 to the profile of the outer FI numeral portion. The fold lines 30, 32, which divide the clamp 12 into three number sections, allow the clamp 12 to be folded to fit the shape of the bottle. On the cardboard, the fold lines 22, 26 and the cut line 18C form a relatively long, longitudinal, continuous line. In addition to the cutting line 18, the fastening 12 is cut out of the cardboard by an upper cutout 15, a central cut line 16 and a lower cut line 17, to which it remains hinged along the fold lines 22, 26.

The locking disc 14, which is mirror-symmetrically cut to the center cut line 17, has a shape and arrangement similar to the locking disc 12. The retaining pad 14 is also divided into upper, middle and lower numeral portions 14a, 14b, 14c with fold lines 34, 36. It is noted that mirror symmetry is only one of the possible embodiments, the invention may be realized by other embodiments. If not one but two anchors are formed associated with each anchoring aperture 11, it is not necessary that the longitudinal cut lines 16 forming the profile of their inner numeral portion F be common to the two wings, instead of using two cut lines 16 to cut the piece between them. . The upper numeral portion 14a of the securing cup 14 is hinged to the side wall 42 along the fold line 28, and the lower portion 14c of the securing cup hinged to the lid 46. Between the fold lines 24, 28 securing the retainer 14 to the side and topsheet 20, the C-cut line 20 separates the retainer 14 from the inclined plate 44 and, over a finite portion, from the topsheet 46.

From the cut-out cardboard sheet, which is an expanded shape of the package, the package is folded by wrapping the sheet on the bottle or group of bottles to be packed in a cardboard with the back facing the bottles and folding the side panels onto the bottles. corresponds to the tool described in EP 0 322 159 B1 - the locking pins 12 and 14 are pivoted along the fold lines 22, 26 and 24, 28 towards the inside of the package so that the wings are flush with the corresponding bottle (pressed into the locking opening 11 between the wings) wall. By folding in the locking pins 12, 14, their inner numeral portion F is located inside the walls of the package, the outer portion of the FI number is outside the walls of the package, and each portion is in contact with the bottle portion in the all opening. The topsheet 46 is then folded over the other end surface of the bottle or bottles to form the arrangement of Figure 2 between the bottle containing article A and its packaging. Similarly, the other end of the package may be sealed by sealing or mechanically sealing the tops, for example, overlapping each other.

The bottle fastening portions 10 are structurally designed to allow the inner and outer numeral portions to rest on the bottle wall. The outer FI numeral protects the corner, edge and edge of the bottle from the packaging. The fastening wings fit well to the bottom and side of the bottle, which is made possible by the use of fold lines 30, 32, 34, 36 dividing the wings. Adaptability is enhanced by the use of a longitudinal cutting line 18, 20 C, which results in virtually two articulated suspensions for the wings. The fastening anchors 12, 14 thus formed also exhibit favorable tear resistance. The locking pins 12, 14 may act as a shock-absorbing buffer, similarly to a damped door, to cushion the impact of shocks from the movement of the bottle at the horizontal edges of the package, which is impacted by a relatively large amount of cardboard material. In this way, the fastening portions 10, on the one hand, secure the bottle or bottles in the package, ensuring the shape of the package, and, on the other hand, protect the bottle from damage and protect the package from tear caused by the bottle.

The above-mentioned opening door effect also allows for insertion of a relatively large segment of the lower edge of the bottle into an all mounting opening, which allows the packaging to be tighter, stronger and smaller in size without excessive risk of breakage. This feature can be utilized very advantageously, for example, in the packaging of petalloid bottles. These advantages may be illustrated by reference to Figures 3 and 4, which are a perspective view of the bottom (10) of the packaging fastening portion (without a bottle) from the outside and inside. The bottom edge of the bottle wrapper is represented in the figures by a dotted circle in the plane of the topsheet 46. The fold line 32, 36 between the lower and middle numeral portions of the securing pins 12, 14 (Fig. 1) is positioned such that the lower numerical portions 12c, 14c are in an angled position over the lid 46 when folded (in operation). and the fold lines 32, 36 are located higher than the bottom of the bottle. Meanwhile, the lower curved edge of the bottle rests on the retaining discs 12, 14 which support and protect the bottle.

Figures 6, 7 and 8 illustrate further embodiments. In the embodiments of these figures, the bottle fastening portion is substantially similar to the one illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 of FIG. 7, 2 and 3, respectively, of the embodiment of FIG. 6, so that the drawing symbols used are similar, except that the figures are supplemented by a first numeral which distinguishes the embodiments.

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In the first exemplary embodiment, the fold lines 30, 34 that pivotally connect the upper and middle numeral portions 12a, 12b, 14a, 14b of the locking pins 12 form an intermediate continuation of the fold line 38 interrupted therewith at the outer contour of the locking pins 12,14. The C-cut lines 18, 20 extend from the fold line 38 between the side panel and the inclined panel to the fold line 40 between the inclined panel and the top panel. 6, there is no such fold line corresponding to the fold line 30, 34, so that the wings are divided into only two number sections 10 an upper and a lower number section 112a, 112b, 114a, 114b fold lines 131, 135.

The design of the 118, 120 C-cut lines of FIG. 6 differs from that of FIGS. 18 to 20, in that they extend beyond the oblique face 154 of the package and extend to the top 146 of the package. The fold lines 130, 134 between the upper and lower flaps of the fastening wings are interrupted by an intermediate cut line 131, 135, which improves the flexibility along the fold line.

Fig. 7 shows the C-cut lines 218, 220 of the bottle fastening portion 210 formed in the side panel 242 of the package in the side panel 244 of the package 242 along the fold line 238 and the top panel 246 of the panel 244 similar to Figure 6. they extend beyond the oblique face 244 of the package and extend into the top face 246 of the package.

The fold lines between the upper and lower numeral portions of the fastening wings are interrupted by an intermediate finite cut line 231, 235. The fastening pins of the bottle fixing portion 210 of Fig. 7 are again divided into three number portions 212a, 212b, 212c, 214a, 214b, 214c by fold lines.

Similar to the lower cut line 117 of Fig. 6 is the lower cut line 217 of Fig. 7, which creates a cut 119 and 219 in the top panels 146 and 246, respectively, under the anchors. This cut-out 119, 219 appears to be a separate cut-out in the fastening portion 110, 210, but in its folded state, it forms part of the fastening hole all. The embodiment of FIG. 8 also has a cut-out 319, as defined above, with a cut line 317, which is formed in the top plate and forms a continuation of the mounting opening. The opening portions in the topsheet can be used to mechanically join two overlapped topsheets, at least until the packaging operations are completed.

Figure 8 illustrates the bottle fastener portion 310 of Figure 7 differs from the bottle holder portion 210 of Figure 7 in the longitudinal C-cut line 318. Cutting the locking pins divided into finite parts 331,335 divided by finishing cut lines (lower, upper wings, and middle parts 312b, 314b) results in a different shaped opening and 20 different outer FI parts.

It should be noted that the two hinge suspensions of the anchors imply that in addition to the inner F-part, an outer FI-part can also be formed, and that the bottle can collide with the anchoring edge supported by the anchors without risk of rupture.

The invention is not limited to the exemplary embodiments. For example, fasteners may be formed with a fastener number, fasteners may be formed with more than one or two "hinges," and the hinge may be formed on an inclined plate. By bending the inner numeral portion F of the locking plate, the outer FI portion is also generally brought into position.

Claims (17)

PATENT CLAIMS 1. Packaging of bottles with walls interconnected along fold lines, said walls comprising side panels and secondary walls including bottom and / or top covers, and a cylinder retention portion formed between the side panels and the secondary wall, the cylinder retention portion having a retention opening receiving a portion of the cylinder; comprising a bottle-securing flap connected along the bottom, characterized in that the inside of the package is formed with a cut-out line (22, 26; 24, 28) having an inner number portion (F) securing the bottle and an outer number portion (FI) protecting the projecting portion of the bottle. has a retaining number (12, 14) folded in towards it. Bottle packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottle retaining part (10, 110, 210, 310) consists of a pair of fixing numbers (12, 14) formed on both sides of a retaining opening (11). Bottle wrapping according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the outer numeral portion (FI) of the securing collar (12, 14) is at least partially formed by two fold lines (22, 26; 24, 28) forming the fold line of the wing (12, 14). curve is formed by a C-cut line (18, 20, 118, 120). Bottle packaging according to claim 3, characterized in that the outer numeral part (FI) of the securing collar (12, 14) extends transversely to the straight line connecting the two fold lines (22, 26; 24, 28) forming the fold line of the bottle securing flap (12, 14). . Bottle wrapping according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that an inclined sheet (44, 144, 244) is formed between the side panels (42) and the topsheet (46, 146, 246), the fastening opening (11) being inclined. is formed in the panel (44, 144, 244), extending into the side panel (42) and the top panel (46,146,246). Bottle packaging according to claim 5, characterized in that the two fold lines (22, 26; 24, 28) forming the fold line of the locking collar (12, 14) are formed in the side panel (42) and the top cover (46, 146, 246). , a curve C-cut line (18, 20) between the fold lines (22, 26; 24, 28) is formed in the inclined plate (44). Bottle wrapping according to claim 5, characterized in that the two fold lines (22, 26; 24, 28) forming the fold line of the locking collar (12, 14) are at least partially in the side panel (42) and the cover (46, 146, 246). A curve C-line (118, 120, 218, 220) between the fold lines (22, 26; 24, 28) is formed partly in the oblique plate (144, 244) and partly in the top plate (46, 146, 246). 8. Referring to FIGS. Bottle packaging according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the curve between the fold lines (22, 26; 24, 28) is a C-cut line (18, 20, 118, 120, 218, 220) with a rounded angular curve. 9. Bottle wrapping according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the fastening pins (12, 14) are arranged on the lower and upper and optionally middle numeral portions (12a, 12b, 12c, 14a) of the folding line (32, 36) at the height of the bottle side. 14b, 14c, 112a, 112b, 114a, 114b, 212a, 212b, 212c, 214a, 214b, 214c). 10. Bottle wrapping according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the bottle retaining parts (10, 110, 210, 310) are designed to receive the corners or the outermost edges of the bottle. 11. Bottle wrapping with wrapped side panels, top and bottom covers, and inclined sheets and a bottle retention portion connected between the top and side panels by fold lines thereof, the cylinder retaining portion extending into the side sheet and top and extending into the corner or edge of the cylinder. having wings attached to the side wall and to the top by fold lines, which are divided into upper and lower numerals by a fold line allowing folding to the bottle, characterized by an inner number portion (F) securing the bottle and an outer number protecting the protruding portion of the bottle FI) has a locking number (12, 14) folded in towards the inside of the bottle package along its fold line (22, 26; 24, 28) having a cut-out. 12. Bottle wrapping according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it is in a ready-to-use state, flat. 13. A bottle retaining portion of a bottle package comprising a bottle retaining portion formed by punching out of the packaging material of the package, comprising a securing opening for receiving a portion of the bottle, a recess in the oblique face of the packaging and in its folded-out position, the locking number (12, 14) folded inwardly along its fold line (22, 26; 24, 28) having an inner number portion (F) securing the bottle and an outer number portion (FI) protecting the projecting portion of the bottle; it is. Anchoring portion according to claim 13, characterized in that the anchoring discs (12,14) are subdivided into numerical portions with one or more fold lines (32, 36) perpendicular to the cylinder, wherein an extreme numeral portion is packaged it is folded behind the end of the bottle and at least one portion adjacent to it is folded to the side of the bottle. 15. Bottle packaging with flat, ready-to-use, side panels and secondary wall formed from sheet with cut lines and fold lines interconnected along fold lines, such as bottom and / or top cover, and bottle closure portions formed between the side panels and the secondary wall; the bottle retaining portion comprising a retaining opening for receiving a portion of the cylinder and a retaining bolt cut out of the retaining opening and connected to its edge along the fold line, characterized in that the flap formed in the outwardly flank of the sheets extends inwardly and outwardly fastener with internal number plate (F) and an outer number plate (FI) designed to secure the cylinder mya (12, 14) and the rögzítőszámy (12,14) of the fold line, or fold lines (22, 26; 24, 28) is foldably formed along the inside of the packaging container. Bottle wrapping according to Claim 15, characterized in that the side panels (42) are foldably folded along a fold line (38, 40), connected to each other and to a secondary wall by means of an inclined sheet (44, 144, 244), , 110, 210, 310) is provided in the inclined plate (44, 144, 244), extending into the side panel (42) and into the secondary wall connected thereto. Bottle wrapping according to claim 16, characterized in that the retaining tabs (12,14) are connected to the side panel (42) and the secondary wall along a fold line between the fold lines extending into the side panel and / or the secondary wall (118). , 120, 218, 220, 318).