JP2006500296A - Side open rigid packaging container for tobacco products - Google Patents

Abstract

A rigid package for tobacco articles, having a container with an open end, and a lid hinged to the container to rotate between an open position and a closed position respectively opening and closing the open end; when the lid is in the closed position, the container is substantially parallelepiped-shaped and has two, respectively top and bottom, end walls, and a lateral surface bounded by the end walls and having two, respectively front and rear, major lateral walls, and two minor lateral walls; four longitudinal edges are defined between the major lateral walls and the minor lateral walls, and eight transverse edges are defined between the lateral walls and the end walls; the lid is hinged along a hinge formed in the rear major lateral wall and parallel to the longitudinal edges; and the lid includes part of the end walls, part of the major lateral walls, and a minor lateral wall. The articles are retained in an inner container slidingly received within the outer container.

Description

The present invention relates to a rigid packaging container for tobacco products.
The present invention can be used with particular advantage for hard cigarette packets, and the following description is given by way of example only.

  Rigid cigarette packets are usually hinged to the lower container along a hinge to rotate relative to the lower container between an open and closed position that opens and closes the open end of the lower container, and a cup-shaped lower container having an open upper end A cup-shaped top lid. When the lid is in the closed position, the packet is substantially a parallelepiped and is formed by two upper and lower end walls, respectively, and joined by said end walls and formed by two front and rear main walls, respectively. Includes side surfaces, as well as two small side walls. Four longitudinal edges are formed between the small side wall and the main side wall. Eight transverse edges that are smaller than the longitudinal edges and that cross the longitudinal edges are formed between the side walls and the end walls. The hinge of the lid is formed on the rear wall, parallel to the lateral edge formed between the rear wall and the end wall.

  Slide open hard cigarette packets are also known as disclosed in patent application numbers FR 2499947-A3, USP 4534463-Al, or USP 5080227-A1. The open slide type hard cigarette packet includes a first container for containing a group of cigarettes wrapped in a sheet-like foil, and the first container is inserted completely inside the second container. It is accommodated inside the second container so as to slide relative to the second container between the insertion position and the pull-out position where the first container is pulled out from the second container. Each container is substantially a parallelepiped and includes two end walls, and includes side surfaces formed by side walls coupled through the end walls and separated from each other by corresponding square longitudinal edges.

  Although commercially available due to its relative ease of manufacture and common to smokers, hard cigarette packets of the type described above lack the point of effectively protecting the cigarette inside the packet and make the packet available to the user. When carrying in a pocket, both the packet lid with the hinged lid and the inner container of the slide-open packet tend to open, resulting in cigarette escape.

FR2499947-A3 USP 4534463-Al USP 5080227-A1 EP-A1-1066206 IT-BO01A000584 EP-A1-0764595

  An object of the present invention is to provide a rigid packaging container for tobacco products that is designed to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks and that is particularly inexpensive and easy to manufacture.

  According to the present invention, a rigid packaging container for tobacco products is provided. The packaging container includes a first container having an open end and a lid hinged to the first container to rotate between an open position that opens and closes the open end and a closed position, and the lid is in the closed position In addition, the first container forms a substantially parallelepiped and has two upper and lower upper and lower walls, respectively, and two front and rear main side walls, two small side walls, the main side wall and the small side wall. Four longitudinal edges each formed in between, and eight lateral edges each crossing the longitudinal length formed between the end wall and the side wall, and including side surfaces joined by the upper and lower end walls, and A lid is hinged along a hinge formed on the rear main side wall and substantially parallel to the longitudinal edge, and the lid is part of the upper and lower end walls, part of the main side wall, and a small side wall including. In such a rigid packaging container for tobacco products, the packaging container according to the present invention includes a second container for containing tobacco products, and the second container is inserted completely inside the first container. The first container is slidable to slide relative to the first container between the insertion position and a pull-out position in which a portion of the second container is withdrawn from the first container and protrudes from the open end of the first container. It is characterized by being housed inside the container.

  Furthermore, according to this invention, the rigid packaging container for tobacco products is provided. The packaging container includes a container having an open end and a lid hinged to the container to rotate between an open position that opens and closes the open end and a closed position, and the container is in the closed position Form a substantially parallelepiped, and two upper and lower end walls, respectively, and front and rear two main side walls, two small side walls, each formed between the main side wall and the small side wall. Four longitudinal edges, and eight lateral edges each extending across the longitudinal direction formed between the end wall and the side wall, and a side surface coupled to the upper and lower end walls, and the lid is the rear And hinged along a hinge formed on the main side wall of the main side wall and substantially parallel to the longitudinal edge, and the lid includes a part of the upper and lower end walls, a part of the main side wall, and a small side wall, The container has a collar, and the collar is partially from the open end. Out, wherein forming the extraction opening of the tobacco product with at least the upper end wall of the container, and the lid corresponding to the inner surface and the engagement of the lid when the closed position. In such a packaging container, the rigid packaging container for tobacco products according to the present invention has at least the front main side wall when the lid is in the closed position, and the edge of the lid is separated from the edge of the container and protrudes from the open end. It is characterized in that a part of the underlying color is exposed.

Non-limiting embodiments of the present invention will now be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In the accompanying drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes the entire rigid cigarette packet containing a group of 2 cigarettes neatly wrapped in a sheet-like foil and includes a cup-shaped container 3 having an open end 4. The cup-shaped lid 5 is connected to the container 3 and is hinged 6 (see FIGS. 3 and 3) to rotate relative to the container 3 between an open position (FIG. 2) that opens and closes the open end 4 and a closed position (FIG. 1). 5) and is hinged to the container 3.

  When the lid 5 is in the closed position, the container 3 is a substantially rectangular parallelepiped and includes side surfaces and two upper and lower flat identical end walls 7 and 8 facing each other in parallel and joining the side surfaces. The side surface of the container 3 includes two flat small side walls 9 facing in parallel, and two flat mutually facing main side walls 10 and 11 intersecting the small side wall 9. More specifically, one main side wall 10 forms the front wall of the container 3 and the other main side wall 11 forms the rear wall of the container 3.

  Four longitudinal edges 12 are formed between the small side wall 9 and the main side walls 10, 11. Further, eight lateral edges 13 crossing the longitudinal direction are formed between the end walls 7, 8 and the side walls 9, 10, 11, intersect with the longitudinal edge 12, and between the end walls 7, 8 and the main side walls 10, 11. Is divided into a horizontal main edge 13 formed between the end walls 7, 8 and the small side wall 9.

  More specifically, the hinge 6 is formed on the rear main side wall 11 such that the lid 5 includes part of the end walls 7, 8 of the container 3, part of the main side walls 10, 11, and the small side wall 9. Parallel to the longitudinal edge 12 of the container 3.

  Another container 14 that houses the cigarette group 2 is slidably housed inside the container 3, and an insertion position (FIG. 1) in which the container 14 is completely inserted into the container 3, and a part of the container 14 Is pulled out of the container 3 and slides between the drawer position (FIG. 2) protruding from the open end 4 of the container 3.

  The container 14 is a parallelepiped and includes a side wall joined by an upper end wall 15, a lower end wall 16, and upper and lower end walls 15 and 16, and two parallel opposing main side walls 17 and four longitudinal edges 19. And includes two parallel opposing small side walls separated from the main side wall 17. The side walls 17 and 18 of the container 14 are separated from the upper and lower end walls 15 and 16 by eight transverse edges 20 across the length, between the main side wall 17 and the end walls 15 and 16 to four main side edges 20 and The small side wall 18 and the end walls 15 and 16 are divided into four small lateral edges 20.

  The upper end wall 15 of the container 14 includes an open portion 21 that extends along a portion of the main side wall 17 and the cigarette from the container 14 when the container 14 is in the withdrawal position (FIG. 2). Allows extraction. More specifically, the cigarettes in the cigarette group 2 inside the container 14 are arranged parallel to the longitudinal edge 19 of the container 14 and thus parallel to the longitudinal edge 12 of the container 3.

  The longitudinal edge 19 of the container 14 is formed in an arcuate edge. That is, the longitudinal edge 19 is formed of a quarter cylindrical surface and connects the side walls 17 and 18 to a constant radius of curvature (preferably a radius slightly larger than the cigarette radius). The lateral edges of the container 14 and the longitudinal edges 12 and 13 of the container 3 are sharp square edges. In a different embodiment not shown, the longitudinal edge 12 of the container 3 is likewise formed with an arcuate edge. In other embodiments not shown, some lateral edges of the container 3 and / or some lateral edges 20 of the container 14 may be arcuate edges that are not square, so that the longitudinal edges 12 and / Or 19 is formed in an arc shape instead of a square.

  In other embodiments not shown, all of the longitudinal edges 19 and 20 of the container 14 and all of the longitudinal edges 12 and 13 of the container 3 are sharp square edges, or of the edges 19 and 20 of the container 14. Some and / or some of the edges 12 and 13 of the container 3 are formed in arcuate or chamfered edges without square corners. Optionally, at least one of the side walls 9, 10, 11, 17, 18 of the container 3, 14 has an outwardly projecting configuration and at least one corresponding along the sharp longitudinal edges 12, 19. It is connected to the side walls 9, 10, 11, 17, and 18 and forms a substantially obtuse dihedral angle with the side walls 9, 10, 11, 17, and 18. Alternatively, at least one of the side walls 9, 10, 11, 17, 18 of the containers 3, 14 has a shape protruding outward and the end walls 7, 8, 15 along the sharp lateral edges 13, 20. , 16 and corresponding to at least one corresponding end wall and form a substantially obtuse dihedral angle with the end wall.

  The above-described embodiments by way of example may substantially reproduce the form of a cigarette packet described in patent applications EP-A1-1066206, IT-BO01A000584, or EP-A1-0764595.

  When the container 14 is in the insertion position (FIG. 1), each side wall 17, 18 of the container 14 faces and aligns with the corresponding side wall 10, 11, 9 of the container 3 as is obvious. More specifically, both containers 14 and 3 are sized to accommodate cigarette group 2 and container 14 with a small gap, minimizing the amount of packaging material required to form containers 3 and 14. And the movement of the cigarette group 2 in the container 14 and the container 14 inside the container 3 is minimized. As will be apparent, a certain amount of gap is provided between the cigarette group 2 and the container 14 and the container 14 to allow easy extraction by the user of the container 14 from the container 14 and from the container 3. Between the container 3 and the container 3.

  The small side wall 9 of the container 3 has a hole 22 (FIG. 3) shaped and dimensioned to allow insertion of the user's finger, and the hole 22 is a hole when the container 14 is in the insertion position (FIG. 1). Helps the user to pull the container 14 out of the container 3 by applying pressure on the small side wall 18 of the container 14 facing 22.

  In an embodiment not shown, the packet 1 includes stop means for limiting the sliding of the container 14 relative to the container 3 and thus prevents the separation of the container 14 from the container 3. This stopping means is formed by two tongues protruding from the main side wall 17 of the container 14 and two tongues protruding from the main side walls 10 and 11 of the container 3. Each tongue of the container 14 protrudes from the main side wall 17 to the outside of the container 14, and each tongue of the container 3 protrudes from the main side walls 10, 11 to the inside of the container 3 and near the open end 4 of the container 3. To position. Each tongue of the container 3 is positioned to engage the corresponding tongue of the container 14 as the container 14 slides out of the container 3, thus preventing separation of the container 14 from the container 3.

  According to an embodiment not shown, when the lid 5 is in the closed position, the edge 31 of the lid 5 is separated from the edge 31 of the container 3 on the front main side wall 19 of the container 3 and the container 14 underneath is partially separated. To expose.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the container 14 is formed from a corresponding flat blank, the blank being substantially elongated rectangular, and the components thereof being given the same reference numerals where possible with respect to corresponding parts of the container 14. Shown using.

  The blank 23 includes two groups of longitudinal crease lines 25, a panel 15 ′ that forms part of the upper end wall 15 between the longitudinal crease lines 25 of the two groups 24, a panel 17 ′ that forms one main side wall 17, and a lower end It includes a panel 16 ′ that forms the wall 16, a panel 17 ″ that forms the other main side wall 17, and a plurality of lateral fold lines 26 that form a panel 15 ″ that forms part of the top wall 15. The panel 17 ′ includes two wings 18 ′, which are on either side of the panel 17 ′ and separated from the panel 17 ′ by two groups 24 of longitudinal crease lines 25 and outside the small side wall 18. Form. The panel 17 "includes two wings 18", which are on either side of the panel 17 "and are separated from the panel 17" by the longitudinal fold lines 25 of the second group 24 and form the interior of the small side wall 18. The wings 18 "are connected to the other two wings 16", the two wings 16 "form the interior of the lower end wall 16, and the longitudinal crease lines 25 of each group 24 include a plurality of longitudinal crease lines 25 and Fourteen arcuate longitudinal edges 19 are formed.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the container 3 is formed from a corresponding flat blank 27, which is substantially rectangular, and its components are the same if possible with respect to the corresponding part of the container 3. Displayed using numbers.

  The blank 27 includes two longitudinal crease lines 28, a panel 10 ′ that forms part of the front main side wall 10 between the two longitudinal crease lines 28, a panel 9 ′ that forms one small side wall 9, and the rear main side wall 11. A panel 11 ′ forming the other side wall 9, a panel 9 ″ forming the other small side wall 9, and a plurality of horizontal crease lines 29 forming the panel 10 ″ forming the remainder of the front main side wall 10. The panels 10 ', 11', 10 "each have a pair of wings 7 'and 8', the pair of wings 7 'and 8' are located on either side of the panels 10 ', 11', 10" and are longitudinal crease lines 28 separates from the panels 10 ', 11', 10 "and forms end walls 7, 8. Each wing 7 ', 8' of the panel 11 'has two wings 9"' and the wing 9 " 'Is located at both ends of the wings 7 ′ and 8 ′, separated from the wings 7 ′ and 8 ′ by the horizontal fold line 29, and forms the inside of the small side wall 9.

  In another embodiment shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, packet 1 simply includes container 3 and cigarette group 2 is housed therein. More specifically, the container 3 includes a collar 30 partially protruding from the open end 4 and the collar 30 engages a corresponding inner surface of the lid 5 when the lid 5 is in the closed position. More particularly, the collar 30 of FIG. 7 has an arcuate exposed longitudinal edge. Optionally, the exposed longitudinal edge of the collar 30 may be chamfered or square. More specifically, the cigarettes of the cigarette group 2 inside the container 3 are parallel to the longitudinal edge 12 of the container 3, and the collar 30 has a cigarette drawer opening at the upper end wall 7, the front main side wall 10, and the small side wall 9. Form.

  When the lid 5 is in the closed position, the edge 31 of the lid 5 is separated from the edge 31 of the container 3 on the front main side wall 10 and a part of the lower collar 30 protruding from the open end 4 is partially exposed. Along the front main side wall 10 of the container 3, the edge 31 of the lid 5 is parallel to the edge 31 of the container 3, and thus the distance between the edge 31 of the lid 5 and the edge 31 of the container 3 is constant. To do. Furthermore, the edge 31 of the lid 5 substantially contacts the edge 31 of the container 3 at the end walls 7 and 8 when the lid 5 is in the closed position.

  9 and 10, the distance between the edge 31 of the lid 5 and the edge 31 of the container 3 varies along the front main side wall 10 of the container 3. As shown in FIGS. 6, 7, 9, and 10, the edge 31 of the lid 5 and the edge 31 of the container 3 are straight lines (FIGS. 6 and 7), bent lines (FIG. 10), or curved lines, as is obvious. (FIG. 9).

  As shown in FIG. 8, the container 3 of FIGS. 6 and 7 is formed from a corresponding flat blank 27, the blank 27 being substantially rectangular, and its components being possible with respect to the counterpart of the container 3. Are indicated using the same reference numbers.

  The blank 27 includes two longitudinal crease lines 28, a panel 10 ′ that forms part of the front main side wall 10 between the two longitudinal crease lines 28, a panel 9 ′ that forms one small side wall 9, and the rear main side wall 11. A panel 11 ′ forming the other side wall 9, a panel 9 ″ forming the other small side wall 9, and a plurality of horizontal crease lines 29 forming the panel 10 ″ forming the remainder of the front main side wall 10. Panels 10 ′, 11 ′, 10 ″ have a pair of wings 7 ′, 8 ′, which are located on both sides of the panels 10 ′, 11 ′, 10 ″ Separated from the panels 10 ', 11', 10 "and forms the end walls 7, 8. Each wing 7 ', 8' of the panel 11 'has two wings 9"' and two wings 9 ". 'Is located at both ends of the wings 7 ′ and 8 ′, separated from the wings 7 ′ and 8 ′ by the horizontal fold line 29, and forms the inside of the small side wall 9.

  As a result of the test, it was proved that the anatomical shape of the cigarette packet 1 described above was easy to handle by the user. Furthermore, the fact that the lid 5 is located on the side of the container 3 (including the end walls 7 and 8, part of the main side walls 10 and 11 and the small side wall 9) means that the packet 1 is in the user's pocket. It provides a protection against accidental opening of the lid 5 and thus effectively protects the cigarette inside the packet 1.

  Having the numerous advantages of the cigarette packet 1 described above, the packet 1 configuration is generally applicable to the manufacture of rigid containers for other types of tobacco products, cigarette packet cartons, cigar packets, and the like.

Fig. 3 shows a front perspective view of a preferred form in the closed position of a hard cigarette packet according to the present invention. The front perspective view of the open position of the hard cigarette packet of FIG. 1 is shown. The disassembled perspective view of the hard cigarette packet of FIG. 1 is shown. Fig. 4 shows a plan view of a blank forming the inner container of the hard cigarette packet of Figs. Fig. 4 shows a plan view of a blank forming the outer container of the hard cigarette packet of Figs. Figure 7 shows a front perspective view of another preferred form in the closed position of a hard cigarette packet according to the present invention. The front perspective view of the open position of the hard cigarette packet of FIG. 6 is shown. FIG. 8 shows a plan view of a blank forming the container of the hard cigarette packet of FIGS. 6 and 7. FIG. 8 shows a front perspective view of a variation of the hard cigarette packet of FIGS. 6 and 7. FIG. 8 shows a front perspective view of another variation of the hard cigarette packet of FIGS. 6 and 7.

Claims (30)

A first container (3) having an open end (4), and a lid (5) hinged to the first container (3) for rotation between an open position for opening and closing the open end (4) and a closed position Including
When the lid (5) is in the closed position, the first container (3) forms a substantially parallelepiped and has two upper and lower end walls (7, 8) and two main front and rear mains. A side wall (10, 11), two small side walls (9), four longitudinal edges (12) each formed between the main side wall (10, 11) and the small side wall (9), and It includes eight lateral edges (13) across the length formed between the end wall (7, 8) and the main and small side walls (9, 10, 11), and the end wall (7, 8) The lid (5) is hinged along a hinge (6) formed in the rear main side wall (11) and parallel to the longitudinal edge (12); and (5) for tobacco products, comprising part of the end walls (7, 8), part of the main side walls (10, 11), and a small side wall (9) In the quality of the packaging container (1),
The packaging container (1) includes a second container (4) for containing tobacco products (2), and the second container (4) is such that the second container (14) is inside the first container (3). Between the insertion position where the second container (14) is completely inserted into the first container (3) and the drawer position where the second container (14) is pulled out from the open end (4) of the first container (3). A rigid packaging container for tobacco products, characterized in that it is slidably accommodated inside the first container (3) so as to slide relative to one container (3).   When the lid (5) is in the closed position, at least on the front main side wall (10), the edge (31) of the lid (5) is separated from the edge (32) of the first container (3) and below it. The packaging container according to claim 1, wherein the second container is partially exposed.   The edge (31) of the lid (5) is arranged such that the distance between the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the first container (3) is constant. The packaging container according to claim 2, characterized in that it is parallel to the edge (32) of the first container (3) along the front main side wall (10).   The distance between the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the first container (3) varies along the front main side wall (10) of the first container (3). The packaging container according to claim 2, wherein:   The lid (5) is substantially in contact with the edge (32) of the first container (3) at the end walls (7, 8) when the lid (5) is in the closed position. The packaging container according to any one of claims 2 to 4.   The packaging container according to any one of claims 2 to 5, characterized in that the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the first container (3) are formed by straight lines.   The packaging container according to any one of claims 2 to 5, characterized in that the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the first container (3) are formed by bend lines. .   A packaging container according to any one of claims 2 to 5, characterized in that the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the first container (3) are formed by curves.   The second container (14) is a substantially parallelepiped and includes two upper and lower end walls (15, 16) and a side surface joined by the upper and lower end walls (15, 16), the side surface being Front and rear main side walls (17), two small side walls (18), four longitudinal edges (19) each formed between said main side wall (17) and said small side wall (18), and each Comprises eight lateral edges (20) across the length formed between the upper and lower end walls (15, 16) and the main and small side walls (17, 18), and the upper end of the second container (14) 9. The wall (15) according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises an open position (21) for extracting tobacco products from the second container (14) when the second container (14) is in the withdrawal position. Or the packaging container according to claim 1.   Packaging container according to claim 9, characterized in that the longitudinal edge (19) of the second container (14) is an arc edge.   11. Packaging container according to claim 10, characterized in that the longitudinal edge (12) of the first container (3) is a square edge.   11. Packaging container according to claim 10, characterized in that the longitudinal edge (12) of the first container (3) is an arc edge. The second container (14) includes a part of the upper end wall (15) between the two groups (24) of the longitudinal crease line (25) and the two groups (24) of the longitudinal crease line (25). The first panel (15 ′) to be formed, the second panel (17 ′) to form one of the main side walls (17), the third panel (16 ′) to form the lower end wall (16), and the other main panel Formed from a flat blank (23) comprising a fourth panel (17 ") forming a side wall (17) and a fifth panel (15") forming a part of said upper end wall (15);
The second panel (17 ′) includes two wings (18 ′), the two wings (18 ′) being located on both sides of the second panel (17 ′), and two groups of longitudinal crease lines (25). Separating from the second panel (17 ') by (24) and corresponding to the small side wall (18);
The fourth panel (17 ″) includes two second wings (18 ″), and the two second wings (18 ″) are located on both sides of the fourth panel (17 ″), and the fourth panel (17 ″) Are separated by two groups (24) of longitudinal crease lines (25) and form portions corresponding to the small side walls (18), and each group (24) of the longitudinal crease lines (25) comprises a plurality of Packaging container according to claim 10, characterized in that it comprises a longitudinal crease line (25). The first container (3) has two longitudinal crease lines (28) and a first panel (10 ') that forms part of the front main side wall (10) between the two longitudinal crease lines (28). A second panel (9 ') forming one small side wall (11), a third panel (11') forming the rear main side wall (11), and a second panel (9) forming the other small side wall (9). Formed from a flat blank (27) comprising a plurality of transverse crease lines (29) forming a four panel (9 ") and a fifth panel (10") forming the remainder of the front main side wall (10). ,
The first, third and fourth panels (10 ', 11', 10 ") each have a pair of wings (7 ', 8'), said wings (7 ', 8') being first, third And the fourth panel (10 ′, 11 ′, 10 ″) and separated from the first, third and fourth panels (10 ′, 11 ′, 10 ″) by the longitudinal crease line (28). And forming said end walls (7, 8),
Each wing (7 ', 8') of the third panel (11 ') has two wings (9'"), and the two wings (9 '") are at both ends of the wing (7', 8 '). From the wings (7 ', 8') by a transverse crease line (29) across the length and forming the interior of each of the small side walls (9) The packaging container according to any one of 13.   10. Packaging container according to claim 9, characterized in that at least one edge (12, 13, 19, 20) of at least one of the containers (3, 14) is a non-square edge.   16. Packaging container according to claim 15, characterized in that at least one edge (12, 13, 19, 20) of at least one of the containers (3, 14) is a non-square arcuate edge.   16. Packaging container according to claim 15, characterized in that at least one edge (12, 13, 19, 20) of at least one of the containers (3, 14) is a non-square chamfered edge.   At least one side wall (9, 10, 11, 17, 18) of at least one of the containers (3, 14) has an outwardly projecting configuration and is at least along a sharp longitudinal edge (12, 19). It is connected to one corresponding side wall (9, 10, 11, 17, 18) and forms a substantially obtuse dihedral angle with the side wall (9, 10, 11, 17, 18). The packaging container according to claim 15.   At least one side wall (9, 10, 11, 17, 18) of at least one of the containers (3, 14) has an outwardly projecting form with a sharp lateral edge (13, 20) across the length. And is connected to at least one corresponding end wall (7, 8, 15, 16) along with the end wall (7, 8, 15, 16) to form a substantially obtuse dihedral angle. The packaging container according to claim 15, characterized in that   The small side wall (9) of the first container (3) opposite the lid (5) comprises at least one through hole (32) dimensioned to allow insertion of a user's finger, The packaging container according to any one of claims 1 to 10.   In order to prevent separation of the second container (14) from the first container (3), it comprises stop means for limiting the sliding of the second container (14) with respect to the first container (3), The packaging container according to any one of claims 1 to 20.   The stopping means includes at least one first tongue protruding from the main side wall (17) of the second container (14) to the outside of the second container (14), and the main side wall of the first container (3) ( 10, 11) including a second tongue projecting inward of the first container (3) and located near the open end (4) of the first container (3), said first and second tongues being 22. The first tongue according to claim 21, characterized in that the first tongue is positioned to engage the second tongue when the second container (14) slides from the first container (3). Packaging container. A container (3) having an open end (4), and a lid (5) hinged to the container (3) to rotate between an open position that opens and closes the open end (4) and a closed position;
When the lid (5) is in the closed position, the container (3) forms a substantially parallelepiped and has two upper and lower end walls (7, 8), respectively, and the end wall (7, 8). And the front and rear two main side walls (10, 11), two small side walls (9), each formed between the main side wall (10, 11) and the small side wall (9) Four longitudinal edges (12), and eight transverse edges (13) across the longitudinal length, each formed between the end wall (7, 8) and the main and small side walls (9, 10, 11). Including sides, including
The lid (5) is hinged along a hinge (6) formed in the rear main side wall (11) and parallel to the longitudinal edge (12), and the lid (5) is the end wall ( 7, 8), a part of the main side wall (10, 11), and a small side wall (9),
The container (3) has a collar (30), the collar partially protrudes from the open end (4), and at least the upper end wall (7) of the container (3) has an extraction opening for tobacco products (2). In a rigid packaging container for tobacco products (1) formed and engaged with a corresponding inner surface of the lid (5) when the lid (5) is in a closed position,
When the lid (5) is in the closed position, at least the front main side wall (10), the edge (31) of the lid (5) is separated from the edge (32) of the container (3) and the open end. A rigid packaging container for tobacco products, characterized in that a portion of the underlying collar (30) protruding from (4) is exposed.   The edge (31) of the lid (5) is such that the distance between the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the container (3) is constant. 24. Packaging container according to claim 23, characterized in that it is parallel to the edge (32) of the container (3) along the front main side wall (10).   The distance between the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the container (3) varies along the front main side wall (10) of the container (3). The packaging container according to claim 23, characterized in that it is characterized in that   When the lid (5) is in the closed position, the edge (31) of the lid (5) substantially contacts the edge (32) of the container (3) at the end walls (7, 8). The packaging container according to any one of claims 23 to 25, wherein:   A packaging container according to any one of claims 23 to 26, characterized in that the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the first container (3) are formed by straight lines.   27. Packaging container according to any one of claims 23 to 26, characterized in that the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the first container (3) are formed by bend lines. .   27. Packaging container according to any one of claims 23 to 26, characterized in that the edge (31) of the lid (5) and the edge (32) of the first container (3) are formed by curves. The container (3) includes two longitudinal crease lines (28) and a first panel (10 ′) that forms part of the front main side wall (10) between the two longitudinal crease lines (28). A second panel (9 ′) forming one small side wall (9), a third panel (11 ′) forming the rear main side wall (11), and a fourth panel forming the other small side wall (9). Formed from a flat blank (27) comprising a plurality of transverse crease lines (29) across the length forming a panel (9 ") and a fifth panel (10") forming the remainder of the front main side wall (10). ,
The first, third and fourth panels (10 ′, 11 ′, 10 ″) each have a pair of wings (7 ′, 8 ′), said wings being first, third and fourth panels (10 ′). , 11 ′, 10 ″) separated from the first, third and fourth panels (10 ′, 11 ′, 10 ″) by the longitudinal crease line (28) and the end wall (7 , 8)
Each wing (7 ', 8') of the third panel (11 ') has two wings (9'"), the two wings (9 '") of the wings (7', 8 ') A fold (29 ') located at both ends and separated from its wings (7', 8 ') by a transverse fold line (29) and forming the interior of each of said small side walls (9). The packaging container according to any one of 23 to 29.

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