JPS6034372A - Packed fragment - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention consists of a primarily brick-shaped piece of a fat-containing food product with a sticky surface, which is packaged in a wrapper of flexible packaging material, the wrapper being wrapped around said piece. The present invention relates to a packaged piece which is folded and folded with its ends overlapping each other and folded on opposite sides.

Packaged pieces of persimmon, such as packs of margarine, putter or sandwich paste, are well known and are usually shaped as right-angled parallelepipeds with six different main dimensions. It is shown as ``brick-shaped'' in . In this well-known example of packaging wrapping, the article is wrapped around the smallest profile of the piece and folded over at the smallest face or ends. Opening of this pack is generally cumbersome since the folded part must first be opened and only then can the outer end of the package be removed. Furthermore, it is difficult to separate predetermined quantities of food products with acceptable accuracy. In practice, after separating an amount of food product once or several times, the remaining amount appears to be in an unattractive state.

In order to eliminate or reduce the above as well as the underlying iron black, the present invention provides that the wrapping has two long and wide sides and two
wrapped around the contour of the fragment formed by two short and wide faces or end faces, and characterized by the fact that this wrap is long and narrow and folded into one Provide packaged pieces as described above. Normally, to open this package, it is sufficient for the wrapping to pull the upper end of the object away from the pieces, thus making it possible to access the pieces and separate them, for example in the transverse direction.

This work! In order to make most of this fragment usable after kl+, this winding is preferably located near the intersection of the long and wide outer end of the object with the short and wide side. Moreover, it is preferable that the free end of the material is oriented toward the intersection line. In particular, it is preferred that the ends of the material are at most 1/3 of the length of the section, preferably at most 115 mm, for windings lying directly on the long and wide side of the section.

In order to utilize the largest possible packaging surface for decorative and advertising purposes, the free outer edge of the packaging should be directed away from the nearest line of intersection with the adjacent surface in the defined direction. 11, where the free end is pressed against and positioned.
In the direction specified in the 11th book! ), which is entirely compatible with the preferred requirements mentioned above.

Said mutually overlapping ends are preferably arranged near one of the long and wide sides for the reason that the opening procedure is easiest; Wrapping may be attractive in that the overlapping ends of the object are placed against one of the short and wide ends of the piece.

The invention applies particularly advantageously to products that are used in the kitchen directly from the package, such as margarine and frying fats.

In order to separate the predetermined amount from the contents of the package with acceptable accuracy, the package is provided with graduations, and the graduations are visible on the side of the package that comes into contact with the fragments and overlap each other of the packages. It is advantageous if the ends do not meet each other and are arranged near the fold line between the long wide side and one of the long narrow sides.

The invention also relates to a package for a packaged block provided with a scale as described above. This scale may be provided on the outside of the package, if the material of the package is transparent, and if ordinary decorations and text are applied.

The invention will be illustrated by the accompanying drawings and the following description, which show some embodiments.

FIGS. 1 and 2 show a packaged block 1 of sticky fat-containing material packaged in a package 2. FIG. This inner end is positioned close to one of the ends 7, while the outer end 10 lying on the inner end 9 of this package is even closer to this end 7. The package is wrapped around two long and wide 3.4 and two short and wide 7.8 so that The free end 10 of the package 2 is therefore defined by the intersection line 11 between one of the long and wide sides 3 and one of the short and wide sides 7.
and is oriented toward the intersection line 11. The package 2 is folded against two long and narrow sides on diametrically opposed sides.

To open this bag, the free end 10 of the package 2 should assume the position shown in FIG. 2! It should be pulled in the direction of arrow 12. The free end of the package must then be pivoted further, after which the inverted side of the package can be laid flat. Thereafter, the required parts of the food block can be separated by transverse cuts. Marks 15 forming a scale serve this purpose. This scale is arranged in the vicinity of the fold line between the long and wide side 4 and the long and narrow side 5 and is therefore next to this block, so that it is easy to place the foodstuffs to be separated. can be determined quite easily.

After use, the free end of the block can be folded back onto the block.

Another alternative embodiment of the invention is illustrated in FIG. Similar to FIG. 1, this figure shows a block of fat-containing food material having a sticky surface wrapped in a package of flexible packaging material.

In this case, the packages are similarly coated with one difference.

That is, the inner end 9 of the package rests against the end face 7 of this block, and the outer free end of the package is connected to the long and wide end 4 of the block. They are arranged near the intersection line 11 and directed toward the intersection line.

The remaining spots correspond to the spots as illustrated in FIG.

To open this package, the free end 10 is opened by arrow 13.
and then upwardly and to the left in the direction of arrow 14 (as shown in the position of FIG. 3). This embodiment is advantageous in connection with the decoration to be applied to the package, and after opening the package this entire block is accessible and not covered by packaging material on the top side.

FIG. 4 shows a wrapping for wrapping brick-like blocks. The mark forming the scale 15 is between the long and wide end 4 of the block where the overlapping ends 9 and 10 of this package do not meet, and the long and narrow end 5°6 of this block. crease line 1
They are arranged along the line that should be 6.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 is a perspective view of a packaged block according to the invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the packaged block of FIG. 1 while being opened, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the packaged block of the invention. FIG. 44 is a perspective view of another alternative embodiment of the block; FIG. 44 is an exploded view of a package according to the invention for packaging blocks; FIG. 1...Wrapped block, 2...Packaged item, 3.4
...Long and wide surface, 7.8...Short and wide end, 9...Inner end, 10...Outer end, 1
1... Intersection line, 12... Arrow, 13... Arrow, 14
...Arrow, 15...Scale, 16...Fold line. Agent Akira Asamura Procedural Amendment (Voluntary) Otsu, 1980, 21st month! l) 1] Commissioner of the Japan Patent Office 1, Indication of the case Patent Application No. 81026 of 1981 2, Name of the invention Packaged Fragment 3, Relationship with the case by the person making the amendment Patent applicant Address Name Unilever Namrose Pen Note sharp (name) 4. Agent 5. Date of amendment order (Showa year, month, day) 6. Number of inventions to be increased by the amendment. Engraving of the specification (no change in content) Procedural amendment (method) Showa♂/year/month [Mr. Commissioner of the Japan Patent Office on the 7th], Indication of the case, Showa/1999 patent application No. 〃ρ->2, 2, Title of the invention, 3, Relationship with the case of the person making the amendment, Patent applicant address, 4, Agent, 5, Date of amendment order: February d/day, 1960 6゜ Number of drawings of the invention increased by amendment (1. No change in content)

Claims (1)

Claims: (1) A primarily brick-shaped piece of a fat-containing food product having a sticky surface, wrapped in a wrapper of flexible packaging material, the wrapper being wrapped around the piece. hand,
In a packaged piece with its ends superimposed on each other and folded on opposite sides, said wrapping (2) forms two long, wide sides (3, 4) and two short sides of said piece. and the wrapper is wrapped around the contour of the piece (1) formed by the wider sides (7, 8) of the piece and the wrapping is folded on the longer narrow side (5, 6) of the piece. ＼A packaged fragment characterized by its rarity. (2. In the packaged piece according to claim 1, the outer end (10) of the package has a longer wide side (3 or 4) and a shorter wider side. (7) A wrapped piece characterized in that it is positioned in the vicinity of the line of intersection (11) and that the free end of said package is directed towards said line of intersection. (8) Claims in a packaged fragment as described in one of paragraphs 1 or 2, lying directly on the longer wide side (3) of the fragment (1); A packaged piece characterized in that the end (9) of the package (2) covers at most 1/3 of the length of the piece. (4) Claims 1 to 3 In a packaged piece mentioned in any one section,
that the end (9) of the package (2) lying directly on the longer, wider part (3) of said fragment (1) covers at most 115 mm of the length of said fragment; A packaged fragment having the characteristics of (5) In a packaged fragment as claimed in any one of claims 1 or 2, the overlapping ends of said packaging extend over the shorter width of the fragment (1). A packaged piece characterized in that it is arranged against one of its wide end faces (7, 8). (6) In the packaged fragment described in any one of claims 1 to 5,
The free outer end (10) of the package (2) is arranged so that the free outer end (10) is turned away from the near line of intersection with the adjacent surface in the direction as defined in claim 1. 115 of the dimension in the direction of the surface to be pressed and positioned
A packaged fragment characterized by being at a distance of up to 1/2 o. (7) In the packaged fragment described in any one of claims 1 to 6,
A packaged piece characterized in that said piece contains fat purchased for consumption. (8) A packaged piece according to claim 7, characterized in that said piece contains at least a significant proportion of margarine. (9) A packaged piece according to claim 7, characterized in that the piece is made of fat for frying. In a packaged piece described in one of the headings, the side of the package is provided with markings (15) such that said markings come into contact with the piece (1); It is possible to see the ends of each other (
9.10) are long and lllif 1 where they do not meet each other
Wrapped pieces characterized in that they are arranged in the vicinity of the fold line (16) between the narrow point (4) and one of the long and narrow points (5.6). (11) In a packaging for packaged fragments as claimed in claim 10, comprising a scale (15) visible on the side of the packaging that is to come into contact with the fragments. , mutually overlapping ends (9.10)
The fold line (
16) A package in which the scales are arranged near the place where the scale is made. (12) A package according to claim 11, characterized in that it is transparent.