JP6723244B2 - Cigarette pack - Google Patents

Description

According to the preamble of claim 1, the invention relates to a pack for a cigarette comprising a box part, which is delimited by at least one front wall, one rear wall, a side wall and one bottom wall. At least one cigarette group, which is enclosed in an inner blank and is preferably a rectangular parallelepiped, is arranged as a cigarette block in the box part, the pack having predetermined dimensions in terms of width, depth and height, And at least one dimension of the at least one cigarette block is smaller than the corresponding dimension of the inner space of the box part, so that the cigarette block does not block the inner space of the box part for at least one dimension and The colors are arranged,
The collar is abutted at least in part by the front wall against the front wall of the box part, and by the side walls of the collar arranged laterally to the front wall of the collar against the corresponding side walls of the box part. , A pack used in a box part to compensate for at least one different dimension of the interior space of the cigarette block and the box part.

In practice, the pack size or pack dimensions for cigarettes may be predetermined for a variety of reasons, eg for legal, tax or technical reasons. However, in order to manufacture packs cheaply, in the case of certain (outer) dimensions, in order to be able to flexibly comply with corresponding regulations in different markets without the need for costly modifications of the packaging machine. It is desirable that the pack can be filled with different contents. In particular, it is of interest to house a small number of small cigarettes or cigarette blocks in a conventional pack.

Against this background, the problem underlying the present invention is particularly preferred with regard to containing the contents of different packs in a standardized pack as advantageously as possible, and as easily as possible with conventional packaging machines. Is to develop a pack for cigarettes.

A pack for solving this problem has the features of claim 1.

According to it, in order to compensate the corresponding different dimensions of the cigarette block in comparison with the corresponding dimensions of the box part, part of the wall of the collar abuts the corresponding wall of the box part, said collar A portion of the wall of the box is spaced relative to the corresponding wall of the box section and supports the cigarette block.

In this way, the internal space of the box part can be reduced with respect to one or more dimensions of the cigarette block, in particular with respect to the small width or depth of the cigarette block. There is not much to do to retrofit the packaging machine, as only the collar needs to be matched to fit this one or all of the smaller dimensions. In addition, no additional blanks or other auxiliary means are required to securely position the cigarette group within the box part.

In the scope of the present application, this refers to the collar or the wall of the box part, as opposed to the reference of the wall of the collar and the corresponding wall of the box part, which walls are each arranged on the same side of the pack. The collar and the wall of the box part, ie the front wall of the collar and the front wall of the box part or the side wall of the collar and the side wall of the box part on each same side of the pack.

According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the collar wall is divided into a plurality of parts by at least two folds, the collar wall is around the fold, and at least a part of the collar wall corresponds to the box part. It is arranged that the other part of the wall of the collar is folded so that the other part of the wall of the collar is spaced apart from the corresponding wall of the box part. Are preferably perforated.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the portion of the wall of the collar that abuts at least one of the corresponding walls of the box part and at least one of the corresponding walls of the collar of the box part. It is realized that the parts spaced apart from each other are connected to each other as connecting parts by at least one other part of the wall of the collar, the first named part being the corresponding part of the box part. Arranged so as to extend substantially parallel to the plane of the wall, the connecting part extending so as to extend at a right angle to the corresponding plane of the wall of the box part and at a right angle to the first-mentioned part, in particular laterally. It is arranged.

Another special feature is that the connecting part of the wall of the box part is held in its position by the holding means of at least one other wall part of the pack. It is realized that the connecting part is retained in the region of at least one lateral end by form-fitting engagement with at least one wall of the collar, in particular with at least one retaining means arranged on the side wall. Preferably.

For example, at least one retaining means is formed by a projection and/or recess arranged in the region of at least one wall of the collar, in particular a projection and/or recess formed at least in part by stamping and/or punching. It may be realized that it is formed as.

In the same way, the projections arranged in the connecting part press the folding flaps formed by punching into the recesses or depressions formed in the box part along the adjacent walls of the collar, which recesses are preferably in the box. It may be realized that it is arranged in the region of the two-layer wall of the part, ie in the region of the inner lateral flap.

According to a variant of the invention, it may be realized that at least two parts of the wall of the collar are arranged on corresponding walls of the box part.

Alternatively or additionally, it may be realized that at least two parts of the wall of the collar are spaced with respect to the corresponding walls of the box part.

Another special feature is that the underside of the collar wall extends to the area of the bottom wall of the box part and supports the collar there by abutting against it.

The folds are preferably realized in such a way that they are oriented parallel to the pack edges of the pack at the transition between the corresponding wall of the box part and the bottom wall of the box part.

An advantageous item may be that the walls of the collar are separated by a separating part from the adjacent wall of the collar, to the underside of the fold closest to the upper side of the collar and to the underside of the collar.

Another variant of the invention is that the retaining means are formed by folding flaps, which are arranged in the region of the side wall of the collar and each of which is centered on the fold and which connects the connecting portion of the collar. It is characterized by being foldable so as to support it from below.

In addition, the side flaps inside the side wall of the box part are provided with corresponding folding flaps, whose position corresponds to the position of the folding flaps in the side wall, so that it can be folded together with the folding flaps in the side wall. It may be provided that the area of the folding flaps in the inner side flaps is covered by the outer side flaps on the side wall of the box part.

Basically, in all variants it should be taken into account that each cigarette has a width greater than its depth in order to ensure a correct folding of the inner blank in the region above the cigarette group.

Preferred embodiments of the invention are explained below on the basis of the figures.

Figure 3 shows in a perspective view a first embodiment of a pack for a cigarette with an open lid. FIG. 3 shows the contents of the pack according to FIG. 1 and the color of the pack in a three-dimensional view. 3 shows the color according to FIG. 2 in an independent view. 4 shows a blank for a collar according to FIGS. 2 and 3. The detail of the color according to FIGS. 2 to 4 is shown in an enlarged view. Figure 2 shows in a perspective view a second embodiment of a pack for cigarettes with an open lid. FIG. 7 shows the contents of the pack according to FIG. 6 and the color of the pack in a three-dimensional view. Figure 3 shows in a perspective view a third embodiment of a pack for cigarettes with an open lid. The contents of the pack according to FIG. 8 and the color of the pack are shown in a three-dimensional view. FIG. 10 shows the details of the color according to FIG. 9 in an independent view. The details of the color according to FIGS. 9 and 10 are shown in an enlarged view. 11 shows a blank for a collar according to FIGS. 9 and 10. 9 shows a sectional view of the pack along the section line XIII-XIII in FIG. 8. Figure 4 shows in a perspective view a fourth embodiment of a pack for cigarettes with an open lid. The contents of the pack and the color of the pack according to FIG. 14 are shown in a three-dimensional view. FIG. 16 shows the color according to FIG. 15 in an independent view. 17 shows a blank for a collar according to FIGS. 15 and 16. FIG. 16 shows an enlarged view of details of the collar around the area XVIII according to FIG. Shows blanks for packs. FIG. 19 shows in perspective the partially folded pack with the collar and the cigarette block according to FIGS. 7 shows a collar for a variant of the fifth embodiment. The contents and colors of the pack according to FIG. 21 are shown in a three-dimensional view. 7 shows a collar for a variant of the fifth embodiment. The contents and colors of the pack according to FIG. 23 are shown in a three-dimensional view. 7 shows a collar for a variant of the fifth embodiment. The contents and colors of the pack according to FIG. 25 are shown in a three-dimensional view.

The present invention is described below in various embodiments, which relate to a pack 10 of the type of flap boxes (hinge lid packs), each for a cigarette. It is explicitly pointed out that the present invention relates to another type of pack for cigarettes.

The pack 10 shown in the figures comprises a box part 11 and a lid 13 pivotally mounted in the region of the rear wall 12 of the box part 11. Furthermore, the box part 11 consists of a (lower) bottom wall 14 and a front wall 15 (upright) facing the rear wall 12. The rear wall 12 and the front wall 15 connecting the side walls 16, 17 together are formed from inner and outer side walls 18, 19 which cover each other. Similarly, the lid 13 includes a front wall 20, a rear wall 21, an end wall 30, and side walls 22 and 23. Similarly, the side walls 22, 23 of the lid 13 are formed by inner and outer side flaps 24, 25 which cover each other.

The other component of pack 10 is collar 26, each of a different construction. However, the basic element of the collar 26 is a front wall 27 which always abuts the front wall 15 of the box part 11 and is optionally connected to said front wall by an adhesive bond. Furthermore, the side wall 28 is part of the collar 26, which extends along the side walls 16, 17 of the box part 11. The area above the collar 26 projecting from the box part 11 is surrounded by the lid 13 in the closed position of the pack 10.

The thus formed rectangular cardboard pack 10 of thin cardboard is particularly suitable for storing cigarettes or other rod-shaped items. The cigarettes are arranged in cigarette groups and are surrounded by an inner blank, for example made of aluminum foil. Therefore, the cigarette block 29 is formed. In the embodiment shown, the cigarette group or cigarette block 29 is formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped with a rectangular cross section.

A special feature concerns the dimensions of the cigarette block 29. That is, at least a part of the dimensions (width, height, depth) does not match the dimensions of the internal space of the box portion 11 or the pack 10, and therefore a cavity is created without any measures, or the cigarette block 29 is surely or properly used. It will be held in the box part 11. Correspondingly, at least one dimension of the cigarette block 29 is smaller than the corresponding dimension of the box part 11 or the interior space of the pack 10.

In the scope of this application, if the dimensions are different (in the interior space of the cigarette block 29 on the one hand and of the box part 11 or of the pack 10 on the other hand), this is due to dimensional and manufacturing errors or of the cigarette. It refers to errors that exceed this measure, rather than the usual errors that are commonly found for the purposes of easy retrieval.

More precisely, the present invention relates to errors in measurements, which are provided inside the pack 10 with one or more cigarette blocks 29, which cigarette blocks contain the number of cigarettes and the number of cigarettes. Based on/or dimensions, an important difference is in the dimensions, as these packs 10 result from having less pack content than normal in these packs, these dimensions being offset from the cigarette block 29. Nevertheless, it must be compensated in a suitable manner in order to ensure its containment within the pack 10.

In the first embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 4, the front wall 27 of the collar 26 is folded along two folds 31, 32 in order to reduce the depth of the box part 11. The folds 31, 32 then extend transversely to the imaginary longitudinal axis 33 of the collar 26.

The folds 31, 32 divide the front wall 27 into three parts: an upper part 34, an intermediate connecting part 35 and a lower part 36. The three parts are folded around the folds 31, 32 so that the upper part 34 abuts the front wall 15 of the box part 11 on the inside, whereas the lower part 36 on the other hand is folded. Of the box portion 11 is spaced parallel to the front wall 15 of the box portion 11, this spacing being caused by the corresponding dimensions of the intermediate connecting portion 35.
According to this, the front wall 27 of the collar 26 is folded in a Z shape around the folds 31 and 32. The middle part 35 is oriented laterally with respect to both parts 34, 36. The folds 31 and 32 are preferably formed as perforations.

It is self-evident that the collar 26 may of course have more than two folds 31, 32, so that another folding of the front wall 27 of the collar 26 results. For example, a plurality of mutually spaced portions 34 abut the inside of the front wall 15 of the box portion 11 and/or a plurality of mutually spaced portions 36, It is also conceivable that they are arranged at a distance from the front wall 15 of the box part 11.

Furthermore, a separating cut 37 is provided between the front wall 27 and the side walls 28 so that the front wall 27 of the collar 26 can be folded in the manner shown. Separation cuts 37 extend from first fold 31 to underside 39 of collar 726, respectively, along folds 38 between front wall 27 and side walls 28. In the area of the upper side 40 of the collar 26, an ordinary recess 41 is formed for easy removal of the cigarette from the pack 10. So-called lid brakes (Deckelbremsen) 42 are arranged on both sides of the recess 41.

Another special feature relates to a method for ensuring a front wall 27 Z-fold of the collar 26. For this purpose, retaining means 43 are arranged in the region of one or both side walls 28 of the collar 26. As shown in FIG. 5, the holding means 43 is a bead formed by stamping and embossing, which bead is arranged inside the side wall 28 of the collar 26 and of the box part 11. It projects toward the interior space. In that case, the free edge 44 causes the holding means 43 to support the underside of the intermediate connecting part 35.

An alternative solution is shown in Figures 3 and 4. The right half of the collar 26 shows the above variant with the retaining means 43, whereas the left half of the collar 26 shows the variant in which the folds 31, 32 extend also in the region of the side wall 28. .. This solution has the advantage that the collar 26 is entirely Z-folded and therefore rests on the contents of the pack. At that time, if the side wall 28 of the collar 26 is continued with respect to the contents of the pack, the side wall 28 of the collar 26 is opened as shown in FIG.

It is self-evident that different variants of the structure of the holding means 43 are possible. Other mechanisms can be used instead of the beads described above. It is also conceivable for the retaining means 43 to engage another wall of the collar 26 or be arranged on another wall of the box part 11.

The cigarette block 49 is preferably additionally glued in its place in the box part 11, for example by adhesive bonding with the rear wall 12 of the box part 11 or with the side wall 28 of the box part 11 or the collar 26. Or by adhesive bonding with the lower portion 36 of the collar 26.

A special feature of the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 is that the underside 39 of the collar 26 extends to the bottom wall 14 of the box part 11. In this way, the collar 26 is supported on the bottom wall 14.
It is possible to dispense with the additional holding means 43. The reason is that the Z-shaped folds of the collar 26 remain retained.

In other respects, the second embodiment according to FIGS. 6 and 7 corresponds to the second embodiment according to FIGS.

A special feature of the third embodiment according to FIGS. 8 to 13 is the special construction of the holding means 43. On the one hand, the side walls 28 of the collar 26 are each provided with a folding flap 45. This folding flap is formed in the material of the side wall 28 by the punching portion. On the other hand, the intermediate connecting part 35 is provided laterally with a nose 46 which projects via a fold 38 between the coronary wall 28 and the front wall 27.

In the Z-shaped fold of the front wall 27, the nose 46 pushes the folding flap 45 outwards, so that this nose engages in a recess 47 in the region of the side wall 16 of the box part 11. To do.
In this case, the recess 47 is formed on the inner side flap 19.

Otherwise, the third embodiment according to FIGS. 8 to 13 corresponds to the embodiment according to FIGS.

Similarly, a special feature of the fourth embodiment according to FIGS. 14 to 20 is the special construction of the holding means 43.

The retaining means 43 are formed by folding flaps 48, which are formed in the side walls 28 of the collar 26.

The folding flap 48 is demarcated on the one hand by a separating cut 37 and, on the other hand, in the extension of the fold 31 by another separating cut 49 extending into the side wall 28 of the collar 26, and further by a separating cut. Starting from the lateral free end of 49, it is delimited by a fold 50 extending parallel to the separating cut 37 in the direction of the lower side 39 of the collar 26. Correspondingly, the folding flap 48 is rectangular, defined by the separating cuts 37, 49 and the fold 50 respectively and corresponding to the contour of the separating cuts 37, 49 and the fold 50. It is self-evident that with different contours of the separating cuts 37, 49 and/or the folds 50, other shapes of the folds 48 are possible.

The folding flaps 48 are swiveled around each fold 50 towards the interior of the box part 11 or towards the lower part 36 of the collar and thus the freedom of the folding flaps 48 formed by the separating cuts 49. The edge bears linearly on the underside of the intermediate connecting part 35 and supports this connecting part. In this way, it can be avoided that the Z-shaped folds of the collar 26 lose the restoring force of the material of the collar 26, as in another embodiment.

The folding of the folding flaps 48 preferably comprises collars for folding the folding flaps towards or towards the lower portion 36, as shown schematically in FIG. After being placed at 29, for example by a folding mechanism which is moved laterally with respect to the folding flap 48.

This folding process involves the cigarette block 29 with the collar 26 being placed in a blank 51 already folded for the pack 10, for example in the pocket of a folding revolver (not shown). It may be implemented in some cases.

In the intermediate folding step according to FIG. 20, the inner lateral flaps 19 of the side walls 16, 17 of the box part 11 have already been folded or raised towards the contents of the pack. In this intermediate folding position, in order to fold the folding flaps 48 of the collar 26, in the lateral flaps 19 inside the side walls 16, 17, the corresponding folding flaps 52 are separated cuts which are folded together with the folding flaps 48. It is formed by 53 and a fold line 54. Correspondingly, the corresponding recesses in the inner lateral flaps 19 are covered up more quickly by the outer lateral flaps 18 of the side walls 16, 17. Both the folding flaps 48 and the folding flaps 52 abut with the upper edge on the underside of the intermediate connection 23 and support this intermediate connection.

Otherwise, the blank 51 is assembled like a normal blank for the hinge lid pack 10. In addition to the already mentioned walls, FIG. 19 also shows folding flaps 55, 56, 57, which in the folded pack 10 are inside the bottom wall 14 of the box part 11 or It abuts the end wall 30 of the lid 13.

When the folding flap 49 is folded before the cigarette block 29 and the collar 26 are assembled together with the blank 51, when the folding flap 48 is folded or before the inner lateral flap 18 is raised. It is self-evident that the folding flaps 52 can be omitted in the side flaps 18. It is also conceivable to provide a recess in the inner lateral flap 18 depending on the position of the folding flap 52.

The length of the collar 26 or the lower connecting portion 36 may be dimensioned such that the lower side 39 of the collar 26 rests on the bottom wall 14 as in the second embodiment.

In other respects, the fourth embodiment according to FIGS. 14 to 17 corresponds to the first embodiment of FIGS.

A variant of the fourth embodiment is shown in FIGS. 21 and 22. This variation is due to the fact that one of the folding flaps 48, that is to say the right folding flap 48 according to FIG. 21, has at least part of it wider in the representation according to FIG. 21 than the other folding flap 48. , Different from the fourth embodiment.

In this case, in the upper part at the height of the middle part 35, the right folding flap 48 has the same width as the left folding flap 48. Below that, the separating cut 37 is configured such that it has a wider width than the part on which the right folding flap 48 lies. The width of the right folding flap 48 in the lower part is wider than the width of the left folding flap 48.

Alternatively, it is of course also conceivable that the right folding flap 48 is tight (from start to finish or over the entire height) and has a wider width than the left folding flap 48.

The different widths of the folding flaps 48 are advantageous when folding the folding flaps 48. After the side wall 28 of the collar 26 is folded against the corresponding side wall of the cigarette block 29, the wider width folding flap 48 projects upwards beyond the cigarette block 29, thereby providing a folding mechanism, For example, they can be independently captured and folded by a fold point.

In this variant as well, the folding flap 48 can be folded together with the folding flap 52 in the side wall 19.

Another variant according to FIGS. 23 and 24 on the one hand, and according to FIGS. 25 and 26 on the other hand, is for a pack 10 with a collar according to FIGS. 21 and 22, with rounded edges on the one hand and octagonal edges on the other hand. This is shown as a modification of. The collar 26 is constituted by a corresponding fold 58 in the transition from the front wall 27 to the side wall 28 and is adapted to the contour of the corresponding pack edge of the pack 10. 25 and 26, the separating cut 37 is contoured according to the octagonal edge of the pack 10 in the transition to the separating cut 49.

In all the illustrated embodiments, it has been shown that the cigarette blocks 29 are each offset only in one of the corresponding dimensions of the inner space of the box part 11, i.e. in either width or depth. It is common to all. Regarding the height of the cigarette block 29, no special features are given in any case.

However, it should be understood that the dimensions of the cigarette block 29 deviate in one or more dimensions or directions of the corresponding dimensions of the internal space of the box portion 11. In some cases, some of the individual means of compensating different dimensions can be combined with one another.

Furthermore, it has been pointed out that the cigarette block 29 should have a width which is as wide as possible in the depth so that the folding of the inner blank in the upper region can be carried out correctly.

The contents of the pack may be cigarettes with essentially normal dimensions, or cigarettes with a smaller diameter than regular cigarettes, i.e. slim cigarettes or super slim cigarettes.

10 Pack 11 Box part 12 Rear wall (box part)
13 lid 14 bottom wall (box portion)
15 Front wall (box part)
16 Side wall (box part)
17 Side wall (box part)
18 side flaps (side walls)
19 Side flap (side wall)
20 Front wall (lid)
21 Rear wall (lid)
22 Side wall (lid)
23 Side wall (lid)
24 Side flaps (side walls)
25 Side flaps (side walls)
26 color 27 front wall (color)
28 Side wall (color)
29 Cigarette block 30 End wall (lid)
31 Fold 32 Fold 33 Vertical axis 34 Part 35 Connection part 36 Part 37 Separation cut 38 Fold 39 Lower side (color)
40 Upper side (color)
41 recess 42 lid brake 43 retention means 44 edge 45 folding flap 46 nose 47 recess 48 folding flap 49 separate cut 50 fold 51 blank 52 fold flap 53 separate cut 54 fold 55 fold flap 56 fold flap 57 fold flap 57 58 fold

Claims (8)

A pack for a cigarette with a box part (11) bounded by at least one front wall (15), one rear wall (12), side walls (16, 17) and one bottom wall (14). And
Inside the box part (11), at least one cigarette group wrapped in an inner blank and of rectangular parallelepiped is arranged as a cigarette block (29),
The pack (10) has predetermined dimensions in terms of width, depth and height, and at least one dimension of the at least one cigarette block (29) is smaller than the corresponding dimension of the internal space of the box part (11). ,
Therefore, the cigarette block (29) does not fill the inner space of the box part (11) with respect to at least one dimension,
The collar (26) is placed inside the box (11),
This collar at least partly abuts the front wall (15) of the box part (11) by the front wall (27) and is arranged laterally to the front wall (27) of the collar (26). A) abutting against corresponding side walls (16, 17) of the box part (11) by a side wall (28) of
In the pack where the collar (26) is used to compensate for at least one different size of the interior space of the cigarette block (29) and the box part (11),
A portion (34) of the front wall (27) of the collar (26) is fitted with a box portion (to accommodate corresponding different dimensions of the cigarette block (29) compared to corresponding dimensions of the box portion (11) . 11) abuts the corresponding front wall (15) of the collar (26) and another part (36) of the front wall (27) of the collar (26) is spaced from the corresponding front wall (15) of the box part (11). Is placed at a distance to support the cigarette block (29),
The front wall (27) of the collar (26) is divided into a plurality of parts (34, 35, 36) by at least two folds (31, 32), and the front wall (27) of the collar (26) is folded. Around the eyes (31, 32), at least a part (34) of the front wall (27) of the collar (26) is arranged on the corresponding front wall (15) of the box part (11), ) Is folded so that the other part (36) of the front wall (27) of () is spaced with respect to the corresponding front wall (15) of the box part (11);
A portion (34) of the front wall (27) of the collar (26) that abuts at least one of the corresponding front walls (15) of the box portion (11), and a front wall (27) of the collar (26). At least one part (36) spaced from the corresponding front wall (15) of the box part (11) and at least one connecting part of the front wall (27) of the collar (26). Connected together by another part as (35), the parts (34, 36) of the collar (26) extend substantially parallel to the plane of the corresponding front wall (15) of the box part (11). And the connecting part (35) is arranged at an angle to the plane of the corresponding front wall (15) of the box part (11) and to said parts (34, 36). Being arranged so as to extend between (16, 17),
The connecting portion (35) of the front wall (27) of the collar (26) being retained by the retaining means (43) on at least the side wall (28) of the pack (10) ;
A fold, which is arranged in the region of the side wall (28) of the collar (26) and is foldable so as to support the connecting part (35) of the collar (26) underneath, each centering around the fold (50). The holding means (43) is formed by the flap (48),
The lateral flaps (19) inside the side walls (16, 17) of the box part (11) are provided with corresponding folding flaps (52), the position of the folding flaps (52) being the folding flaps within the side walls (28). The area of the folding flaps (52) in the inner lateral flaps (19), which coincides with the position of the folding flaps (48) in the side wall (28) so that it can be folded together with (48). Is covered with lateral flaps (18) on the outside of the side walls (16, 17) . Folding first (31, 32) are formed by perforations, cigarette pack according to claim 1. 3. At least two parts (34) of the front wall (27) of the collar (26) are arranged on corresponding front walls (15) of the box part (11). Cigarette pack. At least two parts (36) of the front wall (27) of the collar (26) are spaced from the corresponding front wall (15) of the box part (11). Item 4. The cigarette pack according to any one of items 1 to 3. The underside (39) of the front wall (27) of the collar (26) extends into the region of the bottom wall (14) of the box part (11) where it abuts the collar (26) at the bottom wall (14). 5. The cigarette pack according to claim 1, wherein the cigarette pack is supported by The folds (31, 32) are parallel to the pack edge of the pack (10) between the corresponding front wall (15) of the box part (11) and the bottom wall (14) of the box part (11). The cigarette pack according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the cigarette pack is oriented. The front wall (27) of the collar (26) extends from the adjacent wall (28) of the collar (26) below the fold (31) closest to the upper side (40) of the collar (26). The lower side (39) is separated by the separation part (37), The cigarette pack according to any one of claims 1 to 6. After folding the folding flaps (48) against the corresponding side walls of the cigarette block (29), at least a part of one folding flap (48) is arranged on the other side of the other side with respect to the front side of the cigarette block (29). The cigarette according to claim 1, characterized in that at least some of the folding flaps (48) in the side walls (28) of the collar (26) are provided with different widths so as to project even further. pack.

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