JPS601232B2 - Packaging boxes for stick products such as cigarettes - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an inner wrapping in which several groups, preferably two groups of cigarette flocks divided into each other are combined in a common box. Concerning boxes for bar-shaped products.

It is common to separate two cigarettes that are intended to be smoked apart from each other and in succession, especially in the case of large boxes holding more than 25 cigarettes. The cigarette flocks can be separated from each other by separate pieces of material such as paper, cardboard, etc. It is an object of the invention to construct a box of said type with two or more cigarette flocks, so that it can be manufactured very easily with economical use of materials. be.

The box according to the invention is characterized in that the inner wrapping for the cigarette block consists of one common material, in particular tin. The tin between the tobacco flocks specifically folds the material around the two tobacco flocks so that the tin extends through the material and creates a dividing fold separating the tobacco flocks from each other. In addition, tin specially constitutes the top and bottom folds of the material.

On the one hand, this allows the two tobacco flocks to be smoked separately from each other and therefore consecutively to each other.

However, "on the other hand, the continuous outer covering strip ensures sufficient coverage of the top weave of the entire cigarette. An embodiment of the invention will be explained in more detail below with reference to the drawings.

The figure shows the details of only one strand of two cigarette blocks.
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As a result, the ``inner box'' is received in a separate enclosure. In particular, the box containing the two cigarette blocks 10, 11 is constructed as a box with a hinged lid (not shown). 2 in total
In a box with five cigarettes 13, each cigarette flock 10, 11 contains a different number of cigarettes.

The division shown in FIG. 4 is particularly common, in which one tobacco flock 10 consists of 14 cigarettes 13 and the other tobacco flock 11G consists of 11 cigarettes 13. Become. As a result, one cigarette 13 is placed in each corner area within each cigarette flock 10,11. A single cigarette flock 10, 11 consists of a common tin foil completely surrounded and separated from each other by a tin blank 12, which for this purpose is divided into individual sections and made with cuts. It is being

The sections can be separated from each other by pre-marked fold lines (dashed lines). Therefore, the division is divided into a front wall 14 and a rear wall 1 for one area of the cigarette flock 10.
Provided for formation with 5. Correspondingly narrow sections demarcate the front wall 16 and the rear wall 17 of the tobacco oven. On the one hand, the front walls 14, 16 and on the other hand, the rear wall 15,
17 to the bottom wall 18 (in the area of the tobacco flock 10)
and a bottom wall 19 (in the area of the cigarette flock 1') are separated from each other by a section for the formation of a bottom wall 19 (in the area of the cigarette flock 1').

Side strips 20, 21 are provided on the front walls 14, 16 and the rear walls 15, 17.
, 22 and 23 are horizontally adjacent to each other. Upon alignment, side strips 20, 21, 22, 23 form finished blank side walls 24, 25 (FIG. 4). The elongated tin is 〈in the vertical direction of the material amount 2, the lid band members 26 and 27 and the side band members 2
0 to 23 are adjacent to the front wall 14716 and the rear walls 15 and 17. On the one hand, the front wall 14, the rear wall 15 and the bottom wall 18 are continuous, and on the other hand the front wall 16, the rear wall 17 and the bottom wall 19 are continuous, and the rhombus strip 26 is connected to the inwardly bent strip 281. , only 27 divisions are separated from each other.

The inwardly bent strip material 28 is divided into strip sections for forming the inner partitions 30 and 31 along the center fold line 29. One side is the bottom wall 18, 1
9 and on the other hand in the longitudinal region of the fold line between the front walls 14, 16 and the rear walls 15, 17, the inner folding strip 28 has two dividing cuts 32, 33 extending along the bottom edge. have.

each top piece 34 in combination with a cigarette flock 10, 11;
35 is marked on the material 12 in advance. For this purpose, punch-out cuts 36, 37 are made in each top piece 34, 35 laterally from the free green to the center fold line 29. The punch-out cuts 36 and 37 are cut off from the residual connecting portion 3M, so that the tin is bonded to the remaining portion of the material 12 through the residual connecting portion 38. A punch-out cut 39 with a residual connection 38 also extends into the area of the central fold line 29 to separate the top pieces 34, 35 from each other. The punch-out cut 39 joins the dividing cut 401 into the area of the lid strip 26 which thus forms part of the top pieces 34,35.

The resulting tin is made by folding the blank 12 into a U-shape around the two cigarette blocks 10, 11 so that the bottom wall 18,
19 forms the bottom of the U-shaped folded web. During this stage, the cigarette flocks 10, 11 are folded inwardly into the band 28.
are separated from each other at a distance corresponding to , and stand on the bottom walls 18 and 19 of the combination. The side walls 24, 25 can then be created by folding the side strips 20-23 and aligning the sections. After that, or before that, the partition folds 41, 42 (FIG. 4) are attached to the rolled tobacco flocks 10, 11.
It is made by inwardly bending the band material 28 from both sides by bringing the strips 28 into close contact with each other between the two sides.

These partition folds 41, 42, which extend approximately to the longitudinal center plane of the cigarette pack, consist of two partitions 30, 31 which connect to each other in the area of the central fold line 29.
In the area of the bottom, a web 43 (FIG. 2) is created, and the web 43 is separated from the partition folds 41, 42 by the dividing cut 3.
Separated by 2, 33, a web 43 extends from the bottom walls 18, 19.

The web 43 can remain in the upright position shown in FIG.
It can be bent against. However, in that case, only after the web 43 has been bent in this way,
A partially pre-bent tin foil material 12 can be bent. As shown in FIG. 6, an initial projecting side piece 4 created by side walls 24, 25 by adjoining triangular gussets 46-49 to the contents of the cigarette box.
4. Fold 45.

Thereafter, inner longitudinal pieces 50, 51 (inner longitudinal pieces 51 are not shown in FIG. 6) are formed and folded over the contents of the cigarette box. For this purpose, the partitions 30 are separated from each other by a dividing cut 401 with triangular gussets 52, 53.
, 31 are folded inward against the underside of the inner longitudinal pieces 50, 51 so that they form a trapezoidal shape as a whole. Therefore, each inner longitudinal piece 50, 51 constitutes one cigarette flock 10.
, extending over only 11 areas. The outer cover piece 54 is in the form of a cover extending over both tobacco flocks 10,11.

The outer cover and piece 54 are made from the cover band material 27. A central section made from the inwardly folded strip 281 is folded and placed around the corresponding fold line under the other section of the side piece 44, thereby forming the triangular piece 55 and the trapezoidal piece 56. Fold the outer cover against the lower side of the piece 54. The resulting inner box is placed inside an outer box (for example a hinge-lid box), so that the top pieces 34, 35 and therefore the inner longitudinal pieces 50,
Place the side with 51 on the side opposite the hinged lid. As a result, when you open the box with the hinged lid, you can see the inner vertical pieces 50, 51.
can be grasped (then folded outwards and raised the piece 54), the special abdominal pieces 34, 35 are pulled out and the residual connection 38 is subsequently removed. FIG. 6 illustrates the top piece 35 of the cigarette flock 11 thus removed.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 shows that the material for the inner wrapping in the unfolded state, especially tin, is
Figure 2 is a vertical section through the lower part (bottom wall) of the tin foil material in the intermediate folded position without a cigarette; Figure 3 is a view of the material already folded without a cigarette; A vertical cross-sectional view of the detailed part of Fig. 1 after 900 turns, Fig. 4 shows a horizontal plan view of the tin filled with cigarettes and folded, and Fig. 5 shows the top end of the tin foil material folded. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a partially folded tin foil holding a cigarette. In the figure, 10 and 11 are rolled tobacco flocks, 12 is a tin foil material, 13 is a rolled cigarette, 14 and 16 are front walls, j5 turtle 17
is the rear wall, 18 and 19 are the bottom wall, 23 is the web, 29 is the center bend line, 32 and 33 are the dividing cuts, 34 and 35 are the top pieces, 36, 37, and 39 are the punching cuts, and 40 is the dividing cut. ,
41 and 42 are partition bent parts; 44 and 45 are side pieces; 50
, 51 is the inner vertical piece, 54 is the outer cover, piece, 65 is the triangular piece, and 56 is the trapezoid piece. Hey, evening

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. In a packaging box for a bar-shaped product 13 such as a cigarette, the product is packaged in a common inner packaging to be placed in a common outer box. a group of two or more rod-shaped products 10, 11 and folded around the rod-shaped products in such a way as to form substantially a U-shape, the bottom of the U-shape forming the bottom wall 18, 19 of the packaging box; The bar-shaped product 13 extends longitudinally from the bottom walls 18, 19 of the packaging box, and comprises an inner packaging whose overlapping side portions form the side walls 24, 25 of the packaging box. The side packaging is folded to separate adjacent groups 10, 11 of bar products, each of which is separated by two partitions 41, 42, each substantially V-shaped. The inner partitions 41, 42 are separated by the front walls 14, 16 and the rear walls 15, 1 of the package, which are arranged facing each other.
Each of the partitions 41 and 42 extends in the longitudinal direction of the bar-shaped product 13 and is located approximately at the center of the packaging box. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product 13 such as a rolled cigarette, characterized in that it extends to a point. 2. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette as claimed in claim 1, wherein the inner packaging body is made of tin foil 12. 3. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it consists of two groups 10 and 11 of bar-shaped products. 4. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the bar-shaped product 13 is a cigarette. 5. Groups 10, 11 of wrapped bar-shaped products in the inner packaging
5. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: is placed in an outer box. 6. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a rolled cigarette according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the outer box is a box with a hinged lid. 7 Overlapping side bands 20, 21, 22 of the inner package
, 23 form the side walls 24, 25 of the packaging box, and the bottom of the U-shape forms the bottom walls 18, 19 of the packaging box. Packaging boxes for bar-shaped products such as cigarettes as described in 2. 8 that the partitions 41, 42 extend over the entire height of the front walls 14, 16 and rear walls 15, 17 of the packaging box and continue into the area of the bottom walls 18, 19 of the packaging box; A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a rolled cigarette according to any one of claims 1 to 7. 9 The continuous partition 43 of the bottom walls 18, 19 is the front wall 1
4, 16 and the dividing cut 32 from the inner partition of the rear wall 15, 17,
Claim 8, characterized in that it constitutes webs separated by 33, which webs are arranged in an upright position or are folded against the bottom walls 18, 19.
Packaging boxes for bar-shaped products such as cigarettes as described in 2. 10. Claims 1 to 9, characterized in that in the area of the top surface of the packaging box, the outer cover piece 54 formed by the inner packaging extends over the entire group of bar-shaped products. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette as described in any one of the preceding paragraphs. 11 One of the partitions 41 and 42 41 has an outer cover piece 54
and in the partition, the outer cover piece 54 has a partition consisting of a triangular piece 55 and a trapezoidal piece 56, which are bent against the lower side of the outer cover piece 54 in use. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette according to claim 10. 12. A patent characterized in that the inner cover pieces 50, 51 are formed by an inner wrapping and are separated from each other, each inner cover piece being associated with a respective group 10, 11 of rod-shaped products. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a rolled cigarette according to any one of claims 1 to 11. 13 One of the partitions 42 extends into the inner cover pieces 50, 51 and in the area of the inner cover piece one partition 42 is separated by a dividing cut 40 in the area of the central fold line 29. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette according to claim 12, characterized in that the packaging box is subdivided. 14 The inner cover pieces 50, 51 and the outer cover piece 54 are
Claim 11 annexed to Claim 11, characterized in that it forms a substantially trapezoidal shape on the side pieces 44, 45 of the inwardly folded portions. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette as described in item 12. 15. According to any one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that a separately removable top piece formed by the inner wrapper is associated with each group of bar products. A packaging box for stick-shaped products such as cigarettes. 16 The top pieces 34, 35 are the residual connections 3 to the inner packaging.
16. A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a cigarette according to claim 15, characterized in that it is formed by pressing cuts 36, 37, 39 with 8 and also by dividing cuts 40. 17 Place the top pieces 35, 34 in the area of the inner cover pieces 50, 51, such that the inner cover pieces 50, 51 cover the top pieces 34,
Claim 10 characterized in that it is a part of 35.
A packaging box for a bar-shaped product such as a rolled cigarette as set forth in claim 15 attached to any of claims 1 to 14.