JPH06509046A - Packaging materials for sale - Google Patents

Abstract

A sales package (1) or holder, consisting of an integral card-type cardboard or paperboard part (2) made of thin, foldable material for the visible display of at least one article (8, 25, 32, 52), at least one region which projects from the plane of the card-type part (2) holding the article, is to be produced with less use of cardboard or paperboard material. This is achieved in that the card-type part (2) is of single-layered construction and has at least one element (3, 4, 15, 15'), which projects like a flap in the shape of a tongue, preferably approximately at right angles, from the card-type part (2), with a receiving opening (6, 7; 7'; 7") for the article (8, 25, 32, 52), the edge of said element forming a stop region for the article. <IMAGE>

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Packaging materials for sale The present invention provides a one-piece card-like paperboard or containing plywood and displaying at least one article for visual recognition. based on sales packaging or holders for sale, and the article includes a card-like part. is retained by at least one region protruding from the plane of.

Place the item on or against the sales packaging so that it can be visually recognized. Conventionally, so-called "blister packaging" is commonly used for display purposes.

For blister packaging, the item is placed on paperboard or plywood and a transparent plastic wrapper is placed on top of it. By hanging molded pieces of plastic, you can convert your items to card-like paperboard or paperboard. is fixed on top of the plywood section. Blister packaging is a product that has been criticized from an environmental standpoint. Although it has the disadvantage that plastic is used, it has a relatively low material cost. more than one material is used in this type of packaging, and therefore This is because the possibility of reusing or recycling the product is impaired.

Common types of sales packaging are described in German Patent Application No. 2926082 and and 4007600. What both known packaging materials have in common is that The result of folding a semi-finished product of one piece is a two-layer structure of card-like paperboard or plywood. It is to take. In addition, special folding methods and special intricate hammering may be used. It is necessary to prepare for extraction in advance. The production of these packaging materials requires relatively large quantities. This can only be achieved by consuming paperboard or plywood. its manufacture Due to its construction, special punching and folding requires special means.

It is an object of the invention to provide packaging that can be manufactured using less paperboard or plywood material. The purpose is to provide materials.

In the case of sales packaging of the type mentioned in the opening part, the object of the invention is to Preferably, the material is made of a single layer, and the card-like member is formed into a tongue-like shape like a hula-tsubu. is presented with at least one element projecting approximately at right angles and is provided with accommodation for an article. having an opening, the edge forming the opening forming a stop area for the article; This is achieved by

This type of packaging material is formed completely in one layer from a semi-finished product of one piece of paperboard or plywood. can be achieved. In order to produce such packaging materials, known sales packaging must be used. Less material is required than in the case of lumber.

The packaging has a receiving opening and a stop edge for an article to be displayed on the packaging. The product, or, where appropriate, multiple products, can be securely placed in the packaging material. to ensure proper retention.

In the present design, one or more flap-like tongue-like elements A receiving opening can be provided for the purpose. Two tongues each presenting a receiving opening When introducing the articles into the mold elements, the articles to be displayed must be kept particularly securely on the packaging material. held.

In an advantageous refinement of the invention, the tongue-like elements such as flaps are intertwined along the fold line. one component of a folding element in the form of a multi-imbed is intended to be.

In order to accommodate and display tubes, a single accommodation opening can accommodate varying thicknesses of the article. (taper), or the elongated hole may be further It is particularly advantageous if it is merged into another opening of larger diameter. in this case, The tube is introduced through the larger opening of the card-like member, where a receiving opening is provided. This is done by passing it through a tongue-like element such as a flap.

To securely secure the article against the packaging material, it is important that the retaining element is close to the edge of the receiving opening. It is further advantageous if the housing protrudes into the receiving opening.

According to another design of the invention, the receiving openings are arranged concentrically and vertically apart from each other. It is also convenient to be

Furthermore, if the tongue-like element, such as a flap, is an area punched out from a card-like member, For example, it is also contemplated by the present invention that additional benefits for packaging manufacturers becomes.

According to an advantageous design of the invention, a flap-like tongue element is fixed to its edge. or retaining elements, and these elements serve as fixing or retaining elements for the card-like member. interact with. As a result, the flap-like tongue element is fixed to the card-like member. and can be securely held in position for use.

Few products or articles are displayed leaning against packaging (some areas are well preserved). The protected configuration is such that at least one folding element has a This is achieved by making it take on an essentially U-shape when viewed from the side.

Finally, the present invention provides for bonding the end region of the bent folding element to the card-like member. It is also identified by its attachment.

The invention will now be explained in more detail by way of example with reference to the drawings, in which FIG. FIG. 1b is a plan view of the semi-finished packaging material of FIG. 1a; FIG. 2a is a perspective view of a first embodiment of the material; 2b is a perspective view illustrating a second embodiment of the packaging material, and FIG. 2b is a semi-finished product of the packaging material of FIG. 2a. 3a is a perspective view illustrating the third embodiment of the packaging material, and FIG. 3b is a holder of FIG. 3a. FIG. 4a is a plan view of a semi-finished product of the carrier, and FIG. 4a is a perspective view illustrating a fourth embodiment of the packaging material. b is a plan view of the semi-finished product of the packaging material in FIG. 48, and FIG. 5a is a perspective view illustrating the fifth embodiment. , FIG. 5b is a plan view of the semi-finished packaging material of FIG. 5a, and FIG. 6a illustrates a sixth embodiment. A perspective view, FIG. 6b is a top view of the semi-finished packaging of FIG. 6a, and FIG. 7a illustrates a seventh embodiment. 7b is a plan view of the semi-finished packaging material of FIG. 7a; FIG. 70 is a perspective view of the semi-finished packaging material of FIG. A partial sectional view of the packaging material, FIG. 8a is a perspective front view explaining the eighth aspect, and FIG. 8b is a FIG. FIG. 80 is a plan view of a semi-finished product of the packaging material in FIG. 88; FIG. 9a is a transparent rear view of the packaging material in FIG. 9b is a perspective rear view of the packaging material of FIG. 9a, FIG. 9c is a plan view of the semi-finished packaging material of FIG. 9a, and FIG. 108 illustrates the tenth embodiment. A perspective view, FIG. 10b is a plan view of the semi-finished packaging material of FIG. 10a, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of the packaging material.

Figure 1a shows a section formed from a thin bendable material such as paperboard or plywood. 1 shows a packaging material 1 comprising a single layer card-like paperboard or synthetic paper member 2 made of Ru. The flap-like tongue elements 3 and 4 project from the card-like member 2 at approximately right angles. put out The flap-like tongue elements 3 and 4 are attached to the card-like paperboard by the fold line 5. Alternatively, it is connected to the synthetic paper member 2. In element 3.4, A receiving opening 6,7 is provided in each case. Here, the accommodation opening 7 is long. It is formed as a hole. Opening housing the head area of tube 8 (indicated by dashed lines) 6.7 and in this way attached to the sales packaging 1.

The closure 9 of the tube 8 passes through the receiving opening 6. while the lower edge of the collar 9 rests on the lower flap-like tongue element 4. let it be placed At the same time, the elongated hole 7 is inserted in the conventional manner between the shoulder of the tube and the lower end of the lid 9. It encloses most of the dispensing nipple of the tube 8, which is freely present. Chew In order to attach the lid 8 to the sales packaging material 1, the lid 9 is first attached to a card-like paperboard or synthetic Another opening formed adjacent to the elongated hole in the paper member 2 and into which the elongated hole 7 is merged. 10 and insert the tube together with the lid 9 into the receiving opening 6. continue, Dispensing nipple located freely between the lower end of the lid 9 and the shoulder of the tube pivot that area within the receiving opening 7. In this way, elements 3 and 4 are , forming a stop that interacts with the tube 8. In this case, the length in element 4 is The area surrounding the edge of the hole 7 forms a stop edge for the lower edge of the lid 9 of the tube. form.

As shown in Figure 1a, flap-like tongue-shaped features, one located above the other, As a result of being fixed within the elements 3 and 4, the tube 8 is arranged so that the card-like member 2 is vertically On the condition that the card-like member 2 is suspended, despite its weight, Located in parallel. Do not necessarily hang the tube 8 vertically on the packaging material 1. If appropriate, the upper element 3 in FIG. 1a can be omitted if appropriate.

If element 3 is omitted, the tube 8, which is fixed only to element 4, is Have the crab assume a leaning position.

According to FIG. 1b, a tongue-like element 3 such as a flap is cut out from the card-like member 2 by a punch line. 11, and is connected to the card-like member 2 by a fold line 5. Element 4 is , separated from the card-like member 2 only by the fold line 5. The receiving openings 6 and 7 are The card-like member 2 is punched out over its entire area.

FIG. 2a shows a fold made to have a complex rim (It■b) along the fold line 20. A flap-like tongue element 15, which is a component of the bending element 13, is shown.

In this embodiment, the element 15 is provided longer than the area indicated by numeral 14 and is It projects through the opening 16 of the do-shaped member 2 and is punched out from the folding element 13. be done. The folding element 13 is attached to the card-like member 2 by the fold line 5.

The tube 8 is positioned within the opening 16 and the underside of the tube 8 is inserted into the cam-like element 18 and and is supported by folding flaps 17. Element 15 has the configuration in Figure 1a. Like element 4 in the example case, an elongated hole 7 is provided, and chain hole 7 is provided with another opening 10. Dispensing of the tube 8 which is merged with the lid 9 and is removably placed below the edge of the lid 9. surrounding the nipple area. The upper side of the lid 9 has an area 14 and/or a fold. It can touch the line 5. The folding element 13 curves the edge area of the element 15. A cam-like opening formed on the edge of the element 15 is engaged with the notch 19 of the door-like member 2. Undercuts or protrusions 12 are supported on the card-like member 2. This allows it to be held in a folded position as shown in Figure 2a. Protrusion 1 2 and the cut 19 thus form a mutual engagement and support the element. Ru. At its lower end, tube 8 is held between elements 18 and 17. Figure 2 b shows a semi-finished packaging material according to FIG. 2a. The folding element 13 is It is separated from the paperboard member 2 along the drawn line 11. Similarly, punch lines 22 and and 23, the cam-like retaining element 18 and the flap element 17 are attached to the card-like member 2. separated from In the semi-finished product, the folding element 13 and the flap element 17 an opening 16 between and another opening in the receiving opening 7 and the folding element 13 1o is punched out over the entire area.

Figure 3a shows a variation of the embodiment of Figure 2a. In this case, the flap of the folding element 13 The tongue-like element 15 presents an elongated opening 7 through which two cylindrical tubes are inserted. Goods will be guided. On the underside of the article 25, for example a so-called glue stick, there is a recess 26 is provided therein and is formed wider than the opening 16 of the card-like member 2. cam 27 is engaged. Figure 3b is a semi-finished product for packaging according to Figure 3a It shows. Here, the folding element 13 extends along the punch line 11 into the card-like member 2. It is separated from.

In the embodiment of FIGS. 2a and 3a, element 15 and the area designated 14 of element 13 an opening is provided in both the area and the area where the openings are arranged concentrically with each other. The lid part of the tube 8 or glue stick 25 is housed in the cage.

Figure 4a shows a packaging material with a flap-like tongue element 3, which A holding element 3o projects into the receiving opening 6 starting from the edge of the receiving opening. this In this case, the diameter of the receiving opening 6 is large enough to force the tube lid 9 through it. It's hard. The retaining element 30 protrudes sufficiently into the opening 6 and is located at the lower edge of the lid 9. Grasp downward. Furthermore, the width of the lower side of the tube 8 is such that the tube is 7 and the adjacent card-like member 2 by the protruding edge region of the tube. to be done. The lateral enclosure is provided by two further flap-like support elements 31. conduct.

The packaging material of Figure 4a is made from the semi-finished product of Figure 4b. Element 3 and flap The fold lines 5 and punch lines 11 for the tongue elements 17 and 31 are shown. Ru. The flap elements 17 and 31 are each indicated by a chain line on the card-like member 2. Connected to the indicated broken line. The receiving opening 6 is a recess forming the holding element 3o. In both cases, the entire area is punched out from the card-like member 2.

Figures 5a and 6a illustrate an injection tube, such as an injection tube 32 filled with adhesive. 1 shows a packaging material 1 for fixing the tube. Each packaging material 1 has two flaps. tongue-like elements 3 and 4 are provided, in each case a receiving opening A tongue-shaped flap element 27 projects into 6 or 7. Injection tube 32 is that guided through receiving openings 6 and 7, respectively. The tongue-shaped flap element 27 within the channel-shaped groove 26 of the tube 32. engage. In either case, an overhanging area on the body 32 of the injection tube , a shoulder 33 facing the mouth 34 of the injection tube, a support surface 35 for finger support. and two areas of pressure surface 36 for the thumb are placed on elements 3 and 4. Ru. Furthermore, the packaging material 1 of FIG. 5a is folded back towards the card-like member 2 of the element 4. An extension section 37 is shown. This extension 37 has a notch, as can be seen from Figure 5b. A snap-in mechanism 38 formed within the sleeve 41 connects the injection tube. 32 is cut to engage with groove 39 or 26 of 32. Furthermore, as shown in Figure 5a In the embodiment shown, the retaining element 30 projecting into the opening 6 of the element 3 also holds the injection tip. It is formed to engage within the groove 26 or 39 of the tube 32.

Figures 5b and 6b show the semi-finished packaging of Figures 5a and 6a. element The positions of punch lines 11 and fold lines 5 for 3 and 4 and 27 are shown, The entire area of the receiving openings 6 and 7 is punched out. FIG. 5b further shows the fold line 40. an extension 37 attached to the element 4 and a snap-in mechanism 3 therein; 8, and a notch 41 formed with 8 is shown.

Figure 7a shows what is essentially a board made of relatively thin and bendable material such as paperboard. a member 2 which is shaped like a plate; 2 shows a holder comprising a bendable folding element 13; This fold The leg portion 15 of the leg element 13 is connected to the plate member 2 by the fold line 5, and the leg portion 15 of the leg portion 15 is It is placed in the vertical center. In this embodiment, the leg 15 is longer than the leg 14. The bending element 13 is cut or punched in the plate member 2. It passes through the opening 16 formed by. A hole 7' is provided in the folding element 13. It is being Into this hole is inserted a cylindrical article 25, indicated by the dashed line.

A protrusion 27 extending from the edge of the opening 16 in the plate member 2 is attached to the lower end of the article 25. Project into a certain recess.

The bending element 13 has a front surface of the plate-shaped member 2, as shown in the figure, continuous to the leg part 14. It is bent parallel to the surface and cannot be attached to the plate member 2 by adhesive etc. A distal end region 50 is provided. As a result, the bending element 13 has a U-shape. Hold. Furthermore, this embodiment of the U-shaped folding element 13 allows the continuous section 50 to Attachment by gluing, resulting in the formation of the folding element in a U-shape This has manufacturing advantages as it can be done completely automatically.

As shown in FIG. 70, the U-shaped bending element 13 is again inserted into the plate member of the holder It clearly shows how to connect to 2.

The semi-finished product shown in FIG. The folding line 20 to form a U-shape, the folding element 13 and the opening 7° are The punch lines to be formed are shown.

Figures 8a and 8b show another embodiment. This consists of two folding elements 13 and and 13゛. The U-shaped folding element 13 is essentially the same as in FIG. It is the same. The configuration of the two U-shaped folding elements 13 and 13 is shown in the figure. 8a and 8b, but on line A in FIG. 8b. They are set and arranged so that they are mirror-symmetrical to each other. Furthermore, bend The leg 14' of the element 13' has a long opening 7°, so that (Fig. 8a) The flattened lower edge of the tubular article 8 (shown in dashed lines) It will be done. The cap 19 of the article 8 has a folding element 13 folded into a U-shape. Enter the opening 7°. Figure 80 shows a semi-finished product of the embodiment of Figures 8a and 8b.

Figures 9a and 9b show another possible formation of the second lower folding element 13°. It shows how. In this case, the leg portion 14' is at a hinge line of 5° with respect to the plate member 2. hinged. In the case of a U-shaped folding element 13, the leg 1 5' is fixed to the plate member 2 with the assistance of two continuous parts 50°, and the opening 1 Pass 6. The cylindrical article 25, shown in phantom in FIG. 9a, has an upper partial force ( The lower part enters the opening 7° and the lower part enters the opening 7°'. Figure 9C shows a semi-finished product of this embodiment. show.

This embodiment is very similar to Figure 7b, but with an additional plate 51 from the fold line 5°↓. A bending element 13' attached to the plate member 2 and having a U-shape is provided. Form.

Finally, Figures 10a and 10c show a variation of the embodiment of Figure 8. In this case, the upper The folding element 13 is omitted. Instead, for the embodiment shown in Figure 10b In the figure, the opening 16 tapers upward in the figure. Figure 10H An article 52 with a rectangular cross section, indicated by a chain line in , has its bottom bent into a U-shape. into the rectangular opening 7° within the folded element 13°. Tee of opening 16 The edges of the tapered portion fit into the recess of the can 54 of the article 52. Enter section 53. In this way, the product or article 52 is securely attached to the plate member 2. It is attached.

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Claims (10)

[Claims] 1. One piece of card-like paperboard or plywood formed from a thin, bendable material visually recognizing at least one article (8, 25, 32, 52) comprising paper; The item must be placed in sales packaging or in a holder for public display. The card-like member (2) is held by at least one region protruding from the plane of the card-like member (2), and A card-like member (2) is constructed in one layer, and a flap-like structure is formed from the card-like member (2). at least one element (3, 4, 15 , 15') and receiving openings for the articles (8, 25, 32, 52) (6, 7, 7', 7''), and the edge of the opening is the article (8, 25, 32, 5 2) A packaging material (1) or holder forming a stop area for. 2. one or more flap-like tongue elements (3, 4, 15, 15') are receiving openings (6, 7, 7', 7'') for articles (8, 25, 32, 52) The packaging material according to claim 1, which exhibits the following. 3. A flap-like tongue element (15, 15') is attached to the fold line (5, 20; 5', 2 0') with the configuration of one of the folding elements (13, 13') with a complex edge shape. The packaging material according to claim 1 or 2, which is a component. 4. One receiving opening is a long hole ( 7), and the elongated hole (7) is merged with an opening (10) of a larger diameter. The packaging material according to any one of Ranges 1 to 3. 5. A retaining element (30) is inserted into the receiving opening (6) from the edge of the receiving opening (6). A packaging material according to any one of claims 1 to 4 that stands out. 6. Concentric receiving openings (6, 7; 7', 7'') separated vertically from each other The packaging material according to any one of claims 1 to 5. 7. A flap-like tongue-like element (3, 4, 15) is struck from the card-like member (2). The packaging material according to any one of claims 1 to 6, which is a cutout area. 8. A flap-like tongue-like element (15) is attached to its edge with a fastening or retaining element (12). ), and these elements serve as fixing or holding elements (1) of the card-like member (2). 9) The packaging material according to any one of claims 1 to 7, which interacts with the packaging material. 9. At least one folding element (13, 13') is essentially The packaging material according to any one of claims 3 to 8, which has a U-shape. 10. Curl the end regions (50, 50') of the bent folding elements (13, 13'). The package according to any one of claims 3 to 9, which is attached to the card-shaped member (2) by adhesive. Covering material.