HUE029703T2 - Pralinécsomagolás - Google Patents

Description

PraM»o packaging Description

The Invention relates to ehocoime package

Choeolíite packaging périmas the function,. m Use ötté hátid, -of ;.promctlag the chocolates. jfo® miçchenidâi damage and, on the other hand, of keeping she chocolates fresh and hygjenicahy dean for as long ;u possible. lb convepionai: chocolate packaging, either each ehö'eölgfe is packaged individually with a packaging foil, or the chocolates ate embedded in a tray-like case ih recesses embodied: appropriately to the Shape Of the chocolates, which case is iiself packaged in packaging föd sod in this way protects the chocolates mechanically. T he ease Is then disposed in a cardboard box, which consists of a bos bottom and a box lid. The chocolates arc covered additionally by aTlat card: element.

State of the Art

Previously disclosed lit DE |:9S 22 36? A1 is the use of so-called crips ias todividiui! packaging in chocolate packaging, The caps ate loseried on a carfletf late. DE 603 08 ?S§ XI depicts cad describes chocolate packaging having a carton with lateral edges, which are separated andXdldcd by nieonsmi angular cuts, so that they exhibit edges of a transparent cover.

Fii 2 838 735 At discloses chocolate packagmg eotaprlsnttg ah upper case half having a central region, which exhibits prpicetiohs, as weil as a tower case half comprising recesses, in the closed state, the upper case half is arranged on the lower ease half by the contact of the if ce edge of the upper ease half with the vertical section of the lower case halt.

The packaging design disclosed m US 3,305,08# A .comprises·« number of receiving pockets in a lower case component intended to receive sweets. Each of the receiving poekets of the tower Case component is provided with a ciycurnfcrentia! groove, into Which eorfespoodtng projections of a case tipper part are clamped. FR 983 972 A disclosas a packaging material, which comprises cpîjk feto&düà toTecaâœ;pe&8&, An upper ease half and a lower case half are held togdher by the connection of the flat area* arranged between the mdsvidüal cells. An adhesive is nsed for this connection, A structure for microbiological testing procedures is disclosed I« III 3 J07,3Ö4 A. A cover is attached thereto by damping contact between vertical wails of a lower tray,

Disclosure of the Invention; object, solution, advantages

The invention has as its object to : create ehoodiatepaclagiag which protects the chocolates mechanically and hygienicaiiy as well as being simple and inexpensive to produce.

Said object is accomplished by chocolate packaging according to Claim 1 *

Thé packaging or chocolate box according to the* invention permits the practically airtight individual packaging;óCtíw ehöeplátes with iÄ efîdrt. The chocolate case offers individual encapsulation for eaeb chocolate* SO that the chocolates can also be packaged ^Ithuut additional packaging foils. In addition, the chocolates are easily removed from the packaging. The packaging can also fee opened conveniently. Furthermore, a highly original A further* very important measure involves each case exhibiting at least one material cut at the edge, such that* with the chocolate packaging dosed* the material cut of the lower ease is disposed offset in relation to thé material eut of the upper cane, loth eases sm he easily separated iotn oue another by a movement of the thumb and the index finger.

Further advantageous emhodimenis of the Itwentien are indicated in the dependent claims. in an adv^^pdMtfitrther development of the paekaging according lo the invention, it is proposed that said packaging is embodied for chocolates with a spherical shape. The lower case consists of a first case plate wild settli-spherioal recesses. The tipper ease consists Of a second case piste with semMphefifeai projections, A recess together with « projection constitutes a spherical capsule, The spherical shape is optimal, so ihat the chocolates arc wellprotected-

The flatly eolildlhg sections of the cases are preferably smooth, so that the ingress of air into the capsule Is prevented. The two cases also adhere to one another readily by electrostatic charging. in a forthsr advantageous embodiment of thé invention, the case plates are provided at their edge with a elremfereatki. foreeAtf»g and/or fbrmÄlag cormectlng edge, which holds the two eases eioaed. Apart #àm the connecting function, the edge thus also has a sealing function, so that the chocolates are packaged in an airtight manner. The case plates preferably exhibit at their edge a circumferential back-tofoaek joint* which are formed írom the materials of the cases. Additional sealants are unnecessary as a result, in order to create the most cempöt|po$sÄp#«gl»g*|Tis expedient for the capsules for the chocolates to fee disposed in rows offset m re iádon to one other. A particularly preferred further development of the Invention is characterised in that each ease içasentiaily consists of Flf materiéi- This material Is readily reeyclable and airtight* so that the chocolates there remain fresh for a long time. It is Optimal for the storage of chocolates In the refrigerator. Cool and dry storage is possible. A eostmffoetiw solution In order to obtain an attractive chocolate presentation from the outside is achieved in that that the lower ease consists of a son-transparent, in particular a siiver-coloared ΑΤΈΤ material. The upper case consists of a hansgoterlt* in particular A«PIT material. A case-thiekness of 6.1 mm to 0.3 mm, in particular about 0.2 mm, has proved to be advantageous for good handling on the one hand and economical material consumption on the other hand, A chocolate oapsufo diameter of Id mm to 30 nun, in particular 2k imi. is advantageous for chocolate truffles:,

Brief description öf the drawings

An Illustrative embodiment is explainedlamore detail onthe basis of the drawings, in conjunction with which additional advantageous further developments of the invention and advantages thereof are described. in foe drawings:

Fig. i depicts a perspective representation of chocolate packaging according AoAhe invention^

Fig, I depicts: à fmMt perspective repfasemeiion of fo® chocolate packaging viewed; from a different angle,

Fig. 3 depicts a fepfC^entaflpn of the packaging viewed form above,

Fig- d ieplcis a représentai ion of a lower ease viewed iront: below,

Fig. S deplctis: a representation of the tower case (without an upper case) viewed from above, B'ift# deplete & lower case viewed from the side, and

Fig, 7 depicts an Mantple of the dimensiotfoig of the lower case or the upper case. 1rs the Figures, identical parts are provided with the same reference designations.

Breferred embodiment of the invention

Fig. i depicts a chocolate box or packaging 100 for chocolate truffles from the side. The chocolates have a spherical shape. The packaging L89 eomdsis of u lower case 10 and an upper case Í1, The lower ease lb or a lower packaging part can fee seen from below in Fig, As This has « imt ease plate 12 with recesses 13, It can be appreciated in Fig. 5 that the recesses W are tptplcmenledas: cavities.

The upper case II or an apper packaging pari eorssists of a seophd case plate IA with pre|eeions idr or domes, as depicted in Fig. 2.

As illustrated in Fig. 1, the ihat case piste 12 and the second case plate ÎA collide flatly when the chocolate packaging is closed, A mmm fl of the lower case 10 corresponds respectively to a projection of the upper ease IT, That is to say, a cavity is assigned to a dome. As a result, a capsule 16 is formed for respectively one (not illustrated here) chocolate. A total of 13 eapsulbs is present for II ohoofelÄ From 5 to 25 capsules are appropriate.

As depicted In the Figures, the chocolate bos is embodied for chocolates of spherical shape. Other chocolate shapes or even other aweefs such as stigar eemfectioaery ars also possible. Other sweets can also he designated here as chocolates, so that the expression chocolate can fee Interpreted broadly here. Preferably semFspherica! recesses 13 and semi-sphericai projections 15 are present.

As illustrated by Figures 2 and 3, the case platós 12, 1A are provided at their edge with a circumferential forcexhhfog and/or connecting edgn 17, which holds tb^ 10, 11 closed. Arranged m the éotmcehmg edp 17 is a circumferential haefc-fo-baek joint, which is formed from the materials of the cases i d, 11. The closed packaging is closed in an airtight manner as a result.