KR20170057303A - Pack for cigarettes - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is a cigarette pack having at least a box portion 11 defined by at least a front wall 15, a rear wall 12, side walls 16 and 17 and a base wall 14, , At least one preferably rectangularly shaped cigarette group is disposed which forms a tobacco block 29 wrapped in an inner blank, said pack 10 having predefined dimensions in terms of width, depth and height, Characterized in that at least one dimension of said at least one cigarette block (29) is smaller than the corresponding dimension of the interior of said box part (11) such that said cigarette block (29) And a collar 26 at least partly abutting against the front wall 15 of the box part 11 is disposed in the box part 11 with a front wall 27 and the collar 26 Is a side wall 28 disposed sideways with respect to the front wall 27 of the collar 26, 17 of the box portion 11 and the collar 26 has a function of compensating for at least one different dimension of the interior of the box block 11 and the tobacco block 29, Lt; / RTI > The wall 27 of the collar 26 is partly covered by the box portion 11 to compensate for the corresponding different dimensions of the tobacco block 29 with respect to the corresponding dimensions of the box portion 11. [ And to support the tobacco block 29 in part against the corresponding wall 15 of the box part 11 and in space with respect to the corresponding wall 15 of the box part 11. [

Description

Pack for cigarettes {PACK FOR CIGARETTES}

The present invention relates to a cigarette pack having a box part defined by at least a front wall, a rear wall, a side wall and a base wall according to the preamble of claim 1, wherein a cigarette block is wrapped in the inner blank, And at least one dimension of said at least one cigarette block is greater than or equal to at least one dimension of said at least one tobacco block, The tobacco block being less than a corresponding dimension of the interior so that the tobacco block does not fill the interior of the box portion with respect to at least one dimension and a collar that at least partially abuts the front wall of the box portion with the front wall, Wherein the collar is a side wall disposed sideways with respect to the front wall of the collar, The side walls and the collar serving to compensate for at least one different dimension of the interior of the tobacco block and the box portion.

In fact, for various reasons, for example, legal, tax-related or technical reasons, there may be a situation where the size of the pack for tobacco or the dimensions of the pack are predefined. In order to ensure low-cost pack production, it is desirable that the pack be filled with various contents with constant (external) dimensions so as to be able to flexibly cope with various regulations in various markets without the need for conversion of expensive packaging machines. In particular, it is of interest to accommodate a cigarette block with a smaller number of cigarettes or smaller dimensions in a conventional pack.

It is an object of the present invention to further develop the pack for tobacco according to this background, particularly in connection with the most favorable water solubility of different pack contents in a standardized pack and with regard to the easiest production possibility in a conventional packaging machine .

A pack for achieving the above object has the feature of claim 1. According to this, in order to compensate for the corresponding different dimensions of the tobacco block with respect to the corresponding dimensions of the box part, the wall of the collar partly abuts against the corresponding wall of the box part, To support the tobacco block.

In this way, the interior of the box portion can be reduced to one or more dimensions of the tobacco block, particularly to a smaller width or depth of the tobacco block. The expense for conversion of the packaging machine is kept within limits, since only the collar is adapted to fit each smaller dimension. Also, no additional blank or other ancillary equipment is needed to reliably locate the tobacco group within the box part.

When referring to the wall of the collar and the corresponding wall of the box in the context of the present application, this means the wall of the collar and the wall of the box, which in each case are arranged on the same side of the pack. In other words, the front wall of the collar on the same side of the pack and the front wall of the box or the side wall of the collar and the side wall of the box in each case.

In one preferred embodiment of the invention, the wall of the collar is divided into a plurality of sections by at least two fold lines, the wall of the collar is folded about the fold line, and at least one Is arranged in contact with a corresponding wall of the box part and another section of the wall of the collar is disposed spaced with respect to a corresponding wall of the box part and the fold line is preferably formed by a perforated line .

In a preferred exemplary embodiment, at least one section of the wall of the collar that abuts a corresponding wall of the box portion and at least one section of the wall of the collar that is spaced apart from the corresponding wall of the box portion, The sections being connected to one another by at least one additional section of the walls of the collar, the sections being arranged to extend substantially parallel to the plane of the corresponding wall of the box section, Is arranged at an angle to the plane of the section, in particular in the transverse direction.

Another special feature may be that the connecting section of the wall of the collar is held in its position by the retaining means on at least one other wall of the pack. This is preferably ensured in at least one wall of the collar by firmly anchoring the connecting section in at least one transverse end region and in particular in at least one holding means disposed on the side wall, .

For example, the at least one retaining means may be provided by protrusions and / or recesses disposed in the region of at least one wall of the collar, in particular by protrusions formed by stamping and / or punching operations, and / It may be provided that it is formed as a concave portion.

Similarly, a protrusion disposed on the connecting section presses a folding tab formed by punching into an adjacent wall of the collar into a recess or recess formed in the box section, Layered wall, particularly in the region of the inner side tab of the multi-layer wall.

In one variation of the invention, it may be provided that at least two sections of the walls of the collar are disposed in abutment against the corresponding walls of the box part.

Alternatively or additionally, it may be provided that at least two sections of the wall of the collar are spaced apart from the corresponding wall of the box part.

Another particular feature may be that the bottom of the wall of the collar extends into the area of the basal wall of the box portion, where it supports the collar by abutment against the basal wall.

Advantageously, it is provided that the fold line is arranged to be oriented parallel to the packed edge of the pack located in the transition between the corresponding wall of the box part and the base wall of the box part.

One advantageous detail may be that the walls of the collar are separated from adjacent walls of the collar to a bottom of the collar by a severing cut below the fold line closest to the top of the collar .

A further alternative variant of the invention is characterized in that the retaining means are arranged in the region of the side wall of the collar and each of the folding tabs As shown in FIG.

Wherein the inner side tab of the side wall of the box portion has a corresponding fold tab at a position corresponding to the position of the fold tab in the side wall and the fold tab is folded with the fold tab in the side wall, The areas of the fold tabs in the tabs can be provided to be covered by the outer side tabs of the side walls of the box part.

Basically, in all the modified examples, each tobacco group should be guaranteed to have a width greater than the depth to ensure accurate folding of the inner blank in the region of the top of the tobacco group.

Preferred exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings briefly described herein.
Fig. 1 is a three-dimensional view showing a first embodiment of a pack for cigarettes having an open lead. Fig.
Fig. 2 is a view showing the pack contents and the color of the pack according to Fig. 1 in three dimensions;
FIG. 3 is a view showing a color according to FIG.
Fig. 4 is a view showing the blank of the collar according to Figs. 2 and 3. Fig.
5 is an enlarged view of details of the collar according to Figs. 2 to 4. Fig.
Fig. 6 is a three-dimensional view showing a second embodiment of a pack for cigarettes having an open lead. Fig.
Fig. 7 is a view showing three-dimensionally the pack contents and the color of the pack according to Fig. 6; Fig.
8 is a three-dimensional view showing a third embodiment of a pack for cigarettes having an open lead.
Fig. 9 is a view showing the contents of the pack and the color of the pack according to Fig. 8 three-dimensionally. Fig.
Fig. 10 is a view showing the color according to Fig. 9 in a separate manner.
Fig. 11 is an enlarged view of the details of the collar according to Figs. 9 and 10. Fig.
12 is a view showing a blank of a color according to Figs. 9 and 10. Fig.
FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view of the pack along the section line XIII-XIII in FIG. 8; FIG.
Fig. 14 is a three-dimensional view showing a fourth embodiment of a pack for cigarettes having an open lead. Fig.
Fig. 15 is a view showing the pack contents and the color of the pack according to Fig. 14 three-dimensionally. Fig.
Fig. 16 is a view showing a color according to Fig. 15 in a separate manner.
17 is a view showing a blank of a color according to Figs. 15 and 16. Fig.
Fig. 18 is an enlarged view of the details of the color around the area XVIII in Fig.
19 is a view showing a pack blank.
Fig. 20 is a three-dimensional view showing a partially folded pack and a cigarette block with a collar according to Figs. 14 to 18; Fig.
21 is a view showing a color of one modification of the fourth embodiment.
22 is a view showing the contents of the pack and the color according to FIG. 21 three-dimensionally.
23 is a view showing a color of one modification of the fourth embodiment.
Fig. 24 is a view showing pack contents and the color according to Fig. 23 three-dimensionally. Fig.
25 is a view showing a color of one modification of the fourth embodiment.
Fig. 26 is a view showing the pack contents and the color according to Fig. 25 three-dimensionally. Fig.

The present invention will be described below based on various exemplary embodiments each relating to a pack 10 of a hinge-lid box (hinge lead pack) type for cigarettes. It should be clear that the invention may be directed to packs of other types of cigarettes.

The pack 10 shown in the figure includes a box portion 11 and a lid 13 pivotally attached to an area of the rear wall 12 of the box portion 11. The pack 10 includes a lid 13, The box portion 11 also includes a (lower) basement wall 14 and a (vertical) front wall 15 located opposite the back wall 12. [ The side walls 16 and 17 connect the rear wall 12 and the front wall 15 to each other and are formed by the outer and inner side tabs 18 and 19 overlapping each other. The lead 13 similarly includes a front wall 20, a rear wall 21, an end wall 30 and side walls 22 and 23. The side walls 22 and 23 of the lid 13 are also formed by the outer and inner side tabs 24 and 25 which overlap each other similarly.

Another component part of the pack 10 is a collar 26 which is formed in various ways in each case. In any case, the main component of the collar 26 is the front surface 15 of the box portion 11, which in all cases abuts the front wall 15 of the box portion 11 and is likely to be bonded to the front wall 15 of the box portion 11 by adhesive bonding. The wall 27 is. The collar 26 also includes side walls 28 extending along the side walls 16, 17 of the box portion 11. The side walls 28, The upper region of the collar 26 protruding out of the box portion 11 is surrounded by the lid 13 when the pack 10 is closed.

The rectangular parallelepiped pack 10 made of the thin cardboard thus formed is particularly suitable for accommodating cigarettes or other rod-shaped articles. The tobacco is formed as a tobacco group and enclosed in an inner blank made of, for example, silver foil. Thus, a cigarette block 29 is formed. In the illustrated exemplary embodiment, the tobacco group or tobacco block 29 is in the form of a rectangular parallelepiped having a substantially rectangular cross section.

One particular feature relates to the dimensions of the tobacco block 29. Specifically, the dimensions (width, height, depth) do not correspond at least in part to the corresponding dimensions of the inside of the box 11 or pack 10, A space may be formed, or the tobacco block 29 may not be held fixedly or accurately. Thereby, at least one dimension of the tobacco block 29 is smaller than the corresponding dimension of the box portion 11 or the pack 10.

When it is mentioned in the context of the present application (on the one hand the dimensions of the cigarette block 29 and on the other hand the inside of the box part 11 or the pack 10) are different, this is generally the case with dimensions and manufacturing tolerances Means deviations beyond this extent, not as a result of, or as a result of, the usual general dimensions and manufacturing tolerances that exist for the purpose of easy removal of cigarettes or for the purpose of easily removing cigarettes.

The present invention contemplates that the pack 10 may have smaller pack contents than those customary in such packs 10 due to the number and / or size of the cigarettes, 10 is associated with a deviation in the dimensions that arise as a result of the fact that it is used to accommodate one or more tobacco blocks 29 resulting in considerable dimensional differences which must necessarily be compensated in a suitable manner .

In the first exemplary embodiment according to Figures 1-4, the front wall 27 of the collar 26 is folded along the two fold lines 31, 32 to reduce the depth of the box portion 11. [ All. Here, the fold lines 31, 32 extend in the transverse direction with respect to the imaginary longitudinal axis 33 of the collar 26.

The fold lines 31 and 32 divide the front wall 27 into three sections, specifically an upper section 34, an intermediate connection section 35 and a lower section 36. The three sections are such that the section 34 abuts the inside of the front wall 15 of the box section 11 while the section 36 is parallel to the section 34 and the front wall 15 of the box section 11. [ And is folded about the fold lines 31, 32 such that the spacing occurs as a result of the corresponding dimension of the connecting section 35. [ The front wall 27 of the collar 26 is thus folded Z-shaped about the fold lines 31, 32. The connecting section 35 is oriented transversely with respect to the two sections 34, 36. The fold lines 31 and 32 are preferably formed as perforation lines.

It will be appreciated that the collar 26 may have more fold lines than the two fold lines 31 and 32 to create another fold configuration of the front wall 27 of the collar 26. [ For example, in each case a plurality of mutually spaced sections 34 abut the inside of the front wall 15 of the box part 11 and / or a plurality of mutually spaced sections 36 in each case, It is also possible to consider that the box portion 11 is disposed with a space with respect to the front wall 15.

A severing cut 37 is provided between the front wall 27 and the two side walls 28 in order to allow the front wall 27 of the collar 26 to be folded in the manner shown. do. The cutting cuts 37 extend from the first fold line 31 to the bottom 39 of the collar 26 in each case along the fold line 38 between the front wall 27 and the two side walls 28. [ . The region of the top 40 of the collar 26 is formed with a conventional recess 41 for allowing the cigarette to be removed from the pack 10 more easily. A so-called lid brake 42 is disposed on both sides of the recess 41.

Another special feature relates to countermeasures for fixing the z-folded form of the front wall 27 of the collar 26. [ For this purpose, the retaining means 43 can be arranged in the area of one side wall or both side walls 28 of the collar 26. [ 5, the holding means 43 is a bead formed by punching and stamping, the bead being disposed inside the side wall 28 of the collar 26, And protrudes toward the inside. Here, by the free edge 44, the holding means 43 supports the bottom of the connecting section 35.

One alternative solution is shown in Figs. 3 and 4. Fig. The right half of the collar 26 represents a variant with the retaining means 43 described above while the left half of the collar 26 has a deformation such that the fold lines 31 and 32 extend into the area of the side wall 28 For example. This solution has the advantage that the entire collar 26 can be folded in a Z-shape and thus be placed in contact with the pack contents. During placement of the side walls 28 of the collar 26 for subsequent pack contents, the side walls 28 of the collar 26 are expanded as shown in Fig.

It will be appreciated that various modifications may be contemplated with regard to the structure of the retaining means 43. It is also possible that other elements are used instead of the beads described above. It is also contemplated that the retaining means 43 may be coupled to another wall of the collar 26 or may be disposed on another wall of the box portion 11. [

The tobacco block 29 is preferably attached to the side wall 28 of the box portion 11 or the collar 26 by adhesive bonding to the back wall 12 of the box portion 11, Or by adhesive bonding to the section 36 of the collar 26. As shown in Fig.

A particular feature of the second exemplary embodiment shown in Figures 6 and 7 is that the bottom portion 39 of the collar 26 extends to the base wall 14 of the box portion 11. [ In this manner, the collar 26 can be supported on the base wall 14. In this way it is possible to omit the additional fastening means 43 since it is ensured that the Z-folded form of the collar 26 is retained.

The second exemplary embodiment according to Figures 6 and 7 is otherwise consistent with the first exemplary embodiment according to Figures 1-4.

A special feature of the third exemplary embodiment according to Figs. 8-13 is in the special structure of the holding means 43. Fig. First, in each case one folding flap 45 is provided in the side wall 28 of the collar 26. [ The folding flap is formed by a U-shaped punching portion in the material of the side wall 28. Second, the connection section 35 has a lug 46 on both sides that protrudes beyond the fold line 38 between the side wall 28 and the front wall 27.

In the case of the Z-folded form of the front wall 27 the lugs 46 push the folding flaps 45 outward so that the folding flaps are in the recess 47 in the area of the side wall 16 of the box part 11 Lt; / RTI > In this case, the recess 47 is formed in the inner side tab 19.

The third exemplary embodiment according to Figs. 8-13 is otherwise consistent with the first exemplary embodiment according to Figs. 1-4.

The special features of the fourth exemplary embodiment according to Figs. 14-20 are likewise in the special construction of the holding means 43. Fig.

The retaining means 43 is formed by a folding tab 48 formed in the side wall 28 of the collar 26.

The fold tab 48 is formed on both the cut cut 37 and another cut cut 49 extending as an extension of the fold line 31 into the side wall 28 of the collar 26 in each case In the direction of the bottom portion 39 of the collar 26 parallel to the cut cut 49 from the transverse free end of the cut cut 49. In this way, The fold tabs 48 are defined in each case by the cut cuts 37 and 49 and the fold line 50 and are formed in a rectangular shape corresponding to the contours of the cut cuts 37 and 49 and the fold line 50. [ to be. It is apparent that other shapes of the folding tabs 48 can be considered by the cutouts 37, 49 and / or the different contours of the folding line 50.

The fold tab 48 is pivoted in each case toward the interior of the box portion 11 about the fold line 50 or against the section 36 of the collar 26 and is formed by the cut- The free edge of the fold tab 48 abuts linearly against the bottom of the connecting section 35 to support the bottom of the connecting section 35. In this manner, it is possible to prevent the Z-shaped folded form of the collar 26 from being lost as a result of the restoring force of the material of the collar 26, as in other exemplary embodiments.

The folding of the folding tab 48 is preferably carried out by placing the collar 26 in the cigarette block 29 and then folding the folding tab 48 outwardly The fold tab 48 can be folded toward the section 36, i. E. In the direction of the section 36, as shown.

This folding step is carried out when the tobacco block 29 on which the collar 26 is placed is located in the blank 51 for the already partially folded pack 10, for example by means of a folding revolver (not shown) It can also be executed in a pocket.

In the intermediate folding step shown in Fig. 20, the inner side tabs 19 of the side walls 16, 17 of the box portion 11 are already folded or erected perpendicular to the pack contents. The corresponding fold tab 52 folded together with the fold tab 48 of the collar 26 is engaged with the cut cut 53 so that the fold tab 48 of the collar 26 can be folded. 17 formed on the inner side surface tabs 19 by the fold lines 54 and the fold lines 54. As shown in Fig. The recesses formed in the inner side tabs 19 are consequently hidden by the outer side tabs 18 of the side walls 16 and 17 in this case. Both the fold tab 48 and the fold tab 52 abut the bottom of the connecting section 35 by the upper edge to support the bottom of the connecting section 35.

The blank 51 is otherwise configured as a conventional blank for the hinge lead pack 10. 19 shows an example in which the bottom wall 30 of the bottom wall 14 of the box part 11 or the end wall 30 of the lid 13 and / or the inside of the front wall 20 in the folded pack 10 The positions of the abutting fold tabs 55, 56 and 57 are also shown.

The folding of the fold tab 48 before the tobacco block 29 and collar 26 are engaged with the blank 51 or the folding of the fold tab 48 before the inner side tab 18 is raised vertically It is self-evident that the fold tab 52 in the inner side tab 18 may be omitted if implemented. It is also contemplated that instead of the fold tab 52, corresponding recesses may be provided in the inner side tab 18.

The length of the collar 26 or bottom section 36 may be dimensioned such that the bottom 39 of the collar 26 abuts the bottom wall 14 as in the second exemplary embodiment.

The fourth exemplary embodiment according to Figs. 14-17 is otherwise consistent with the first exemplary embodiment according to Figs. 1-4.

One modification of the fourth exemplary embodiment is shown in Figs. 21 and 22. Fig. This variant is advantageous in that one of the two fold tabs 48, specifically the right fold tab 48 of the illustration of FIG. 21, is at least partially wider than the other fold tab 48, Which differs from the exemplary embodiment.

In this case, in the upper section located at the height of the section 35, the right fold tab 48 has the same width as the left fold tab 48. Below it, the cutout 37 is formed with a greater width than in the section where the right fold tab 48 is located above. The width of the right fold tab 48 in the bottom section is also greater than the width of the left fold tab 48.

It will be appreciated that the entire right fold tab 48 may alternatively have a width greater than the left fold tab 48 (over the entire height or beyond the full height).

The different widths of the fold tabs 48 are advantageous when folding tabs 48 are folded. After the side walls 28 of the collar 26 are folded against the corresponding side walls of the tobacco block 29 the fold tabs 48 of greater width extend beyond the tobacco block 29 to the other fold tab 48 By folding diverters, by means of a folding means, for example a folding diverter.

In this modification, it is also possible that the folding tab 48 is folded together with the folding tab 52 of the side tab 19.

23 and 24 and on the other hand according to figures 25 and 26, on the one hand for the pack 10 with a round edge and on the other hand for the pack 10 with an octagonal edge Figures 21 and 22 show a variant of the collar 26. [ The collar 26 is formed with a fold line 58 corresponding to 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 have. 25 and 26, the cut cut 37 is formed with a contour corresponding to the octagonal edge of the pack 10 at the transition to the cut cut 49. As shown in Fig.

All exemplary embodiments shown have in common that the tobacco block 29 has only one dimension, specifically a width or depth, that is different from the corresponding dimension inside the box portion 11 have. Neither case includes any special features associated with the height of the tobacco block 29.

However, it is obvious that the dimensions of the tobacco block 29 may be different from the corresponding dimensions inside the box part 11 in two or more dimensions or directions. Where appropriate, a number of individual measures for compensating for different dimensions can be combined with one another.

It should also be noted that the tobacco block 29 should have a width that is greater than the depth as deep as possible so that the folding of the inner blank in the region of the upper region can be carried out correctly.

The pack contents may basically include cigarettes of the usual dimensions, or may include tobacco of a smaller diameter than conventional cigarettes, in particular so-called slim or super slim cigarettes.

10 packs
11 box part
12 Rear wall (box part)
13 leads
14 Base wall (box part)
15 Front wall (box part)
16 Side wall (box part)
17 Side wall (box part)
18 Side tabs (side walls)
19 Side tabs (side walls)
20 Front wall (lead)
21 Rear wall (leads)
22 Side wall (lead)
23 Side wall (lead)
24 Side tabs (side walls)
25 Side tabs (side walls)
26 colors
27 Front wall (collar)
28 Side wall (collar)
29 Tobacco blocks
30 End wall (lead)
31 Folding Line
32 fold line
33 longitudinal axis
34 sections
35 Connection Section
36 sections
Cut 37 cut
38 folding line
39 Bottom (collar)
40 Top (Color)
41 recess
42 lead brakes
43 maintenance means
44 Edge
45 Folding flap
46 lugs
47 recess
48 Fold tab
Cut 49 Cut
50 fold line
51 blank
52 Fold tab
53 cut cut
54 folding line
55 Fold tab
56 Fold tab
57 Fold tab
58 fold line

Claims (15)

A pack for cigarettes having a box part (11) defined by at least a front wall (15), a rear wall (12), side walls (16,17) and a base wall (14) At least one preferably rectangularly packed tobacco group is disposed which forms a tobacco block (29) wrapped in an inner blank, said pack (10) having predefined dimensions in terms of width, depth and height, said at least one Characterized in that at least one dimension of the tobacco block (29) of the tobacco block (29) is smaller than the corresponding dimension of the inside of the box part (11) And a collar 26 at least partly abutting against the front wall 15 of the box part 11 is disposed in the box part 11 with a front wall 27, The side wall 28, which is laterally arranged with respect to the front wall 27 of the collar 26, And the collar 26 serves to compensate for at least one different dimension of the interior of the tobacco block 29 and the box part 11, So that the wall 27 of the collar 26 is partly covered by the wall of the box part 11 to compensate for the corresponding different dimensions of the tobacco block 29 with respect to the corresponding dimensions of the box part 11. [ And the tobacco block (29) abuts the corresponding wall (15) and is partially disposed with respect to the corresponding wall (15) of the box part (11). 2. A method according to claim 1, characterized in that the wall (27) of the collar (26) is divided into a plurality of sections (34,35,36) by at least two folding lines (31,32) (27) are folded about the fold lines (31,32) so that at least one section (34) of the wall (27) of the collar (26) abuts against the corresponding wall of the box part And another section 36 of the wall 27 of the collar 26 is spaced relative to the corresponding wall 15 of the box part 11 and the fold lines 31, Preferably formed by a perforated line. 3. A container according to claim 2, characterized in that at least one section (34) of the wall (27) of the collar (26) abutting the corresponding wall (15) of the box part (11) At least one section 36 of the wall 27 of the collar 26 which is disposed in the space 15 at least one additional section 36 of the wall 27 of the collar 26 as a connecting section 35, And said connecting sections (35) are connected to said box section (15) by means of said box section (15), said sections (34, 36) being arranged to extend substantially parallel to the plane of the corresponding wall Is arranged at an angle to the plane of the corresponding wall (15) of the part (11) and the section (34, 36), in particular in the transverse direction. A method according to any one of claims 3 or 2, wherein the connecting section (35) of the wall (27) of the collar (26) (43). ≪ / RTI > 4. A device according to claim 4 or claim 1, characterized in that said connecting section (35) comprises at least one transverse end region, in particular a connecting section of said connecting section (35) Is held in at least one wall (28) of said collar (26) by firmly anchoring it into at least one retaining means (43) disposed on said collar (26). A method according to any one of claims 5 to 7, characterized in that said at least one retaining means (43) comprises protrusions and / or protrusions arranged in the region of at least one wall (28) of said collar (26) Or recesses, in particular by protrusions and / or recesses formed at least partially by stamping and / or punching operations. A device according to any one of claims 4 to 9, characterized in that a protrusion (46) disposed on the connecting section (35) is arranged on an adjacent wall of the collar (26) The folding tabs 45 formed by punching the box portion 11 into the recesses or recesses formed in the box portion 11, Is arranged in the region of the multilayered wall (16, 17), in particular in the region of the inner side tab (19) of said multilayered wall. A method according to any one of claims 2 or 3, characterized in that at least two sections (34) of the wall (27) of the collar (26) Is in contact with a wall (15) of the pack. A method according to any one of claims 2 or 3, characterized in that at least two sections (36) of the wall (27) of the collar (26) (15). ≪ RTI ID = 0.0 > 15. < / RTI > Method according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bottom part (39) of the wall (27) of the collar (26) is in the region of the base wall (14) of the box part To support said collar (26) by abutment against said base wall (14). A folding machine according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fold lines (31, 32) are connected to the corresponding wall (15) of the box part (11) Is arranged to be oriented parallel to the packed edge of the pack (10) located at the transition between the walls (14). 11. A method as claimed in claim 2 or 3, wherein the wall (27) of the collar (26) comprises a fold line (28) closest to the top (40) Is separated from the adjacent wall (28) of the collar (26) down to the bottom (39) of the collar (26) by cutting cuts (37) below the collar (31). 13. A device according to any one of claims 4 to 9, characterized in that the holding means (43) is arranged in the area of the side wall (28) of the collar (26) , And a fold tab (48) each foldable about a fold line (50) to support the bottom of the connecting section (35) of the collar (26). 14. The method of claim 13, wherein the fold tabs (48) in the two side walls (28) of the collar (26) have at least partially different widths, Fold tab 48 is at least partially more protruded from the front portion of the tobacco group 29 than the other fold tab 48 after folding of the tobacco bundle 48. 14. A container according to at least one of the claims 13 or 12 to 14 characterized in that the inner side tabs (19) of the side walls (16, 17) of the box part (11) Having a corresponding fold tab 52 at a position corresponding to the position of the fold tab 48 in the side wall 28 so that the fold tab 52 is folded with the fold tab 48 in the side wall 28, Characterized in that the areas of the fold tabs (52) in the side tabs (19) are covered by the outer side tabs (18) of the side walls (16, 17) of the box part (11).

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