KR20210032321A - Packs for tobacco industry products - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a box for tobacco industry products, wherein the box includes a box part 12 for at least partially accommodating the contents of the box, and an inner wrapping part 17 surrounding the contents of the box, and the box contents, Consisting of a plurality of groups of products separated from each other via a separating element 33 that is at least partially disposed between the groups of products, and the groups of products are disposed within one common inner wrapping with the separating element, And the inner wrapping portion 17 is, in particular, through one or a plurality of weakening lines 25 for the formation of one withdrawal opening each for one group of cigarettes in the inner wrapping portion, separately for each group of products It is configured to be open.

Description

Packs for tobacco industry products

The invention relates to a packet for tobacco industry products, according to the preamble of claim 1.

Tobacco industry products mean tobacco products such as cigarettes, fine cigarettes, etc. in the scope of this application, but new products such as, for example, heat-not-burn products, or liquid carriers for electronic cigarettes. It also refers to tangible tobacco products.

Indeed, tobacco industry products are often sold in packs containing more than one group of products. This is usually the case, especially for heated products. In this case, the groups are wrapped or wrapped in separate inner wrappings (e.g. made of tinfoil, paper or other conventional packaging material), and these inner wrappings expose, for example, withdrawal openings. To ensure that they are opened independently of each other (via the lines of weakness of the confined sections of the inner wrap) by tearing off the so-called pull flaps.

The problem in the manufacture of the box is that the production speed of known packaging machines is relatively lower. In this case, the groups are separately wrapped in inner wrappings, and subsequently consolidated to form the box contents.

It is an object of the present invention to improve the armors based on the prior art, particularly preferably so as to simplify and accelerate the manufacture of the boxes, with savings on packaging material.

In order to solve the above problems, A according to the present invention includes the features of claim 1. Accordingly, the box contents consist of a plurality of groups of products that are separated from each other through a separating element that is at least partially disposed between the groups of products, and the two groups of products are one with the separating element. It is disposed within the common inner wrapping part. In addition, optionally, the inner wrapping portion is configured to be opened separately for each group of products, particularly through one or a plurality of lines of weakness for forming one withdrawal opening each for one group of cigarettes in the inner wrapping portion do.

This solution, on the one hand, has the advantage that the integration process of separately packaged groups is omitted. Instead, the groups can be wrapped together (with the separating element) in one common inner wrap. In this case, the present invention takes into account that it is desirable to separate or support the two groups inside the inner wrapping portion, especially in order to prevent the collapse of individual products in the inner wrapping portion after withdrawal of some products. This collapse can, in short, make it difficult to withdraw products. Furthermore, savings in material for the inner wrapper are achieved through a common inner wrapper for both products.

The former of the present application may include an outer collar disposed inside the box portion and at least partially enclosing the inner wrapping portion on a plurality (preferably at least three) side surfaces. Alternatively, as an alternative, the upper of the present application may include an inner collar that is disposed inside the inner wrapping portion to at least partially enclose the contents of the box on a plurality of sides (preferably at least three). In both of these cases, the collar may include lid brakes formed through perforations, these lid brakes being used to improve the closed position of the lid of the instep, which is pivotably supported on the box. And the lid surrounds the outer collar portion or the inner wrap portion in the closed position. In this case, the inner collar can preferably be formed via a separating element.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the separating element separating the two groups of products may be disposed at least partially coplanar with the products on the top surface. According to what has been confirmed, this is desirable for the manufacturing process. Also, as an alternative, it is conceivable that the separating element has a relatively lower height, or ends at a predetermined distance from the top surface of the products.

But even more preferably, the separating element separating the two groups of products, in the longitudinal extension of the rod-shaped products, has the same dimensions as the products, and in particular, the rod-shaped products are vertically erected in the box. If it has a substantially the same height (total height).

One feature is a method in which the walls of the separation element at least partially limit the space generated through the withdrawal of the products while changing their position inside the inner wrapping part through the restoring force due to the material after the products are withdrawn from the upper part of the present application. As such, the separating element is formed through folded cutting and has outer dimensions that are at least partially smaller than the inner space of the inner wrapping. The separating element can compensate in this way for the space emptied within the inner wrapper to stabilize the products in their position as the product is withdrawn.

The separating element may be formed of a folded cut made of a packaging material, for example made of a (thin) carton, and various modifications are proposed within the scope of the present application. In this case, a T-shaped separation element that can be disposed horizontally or vertically in the inner packet is preferred. The separating element in most variations comprises a double walled separating wall portion, which is followed by additional walls on both sides. Also described are separating elements including a double walled bottom wall that can be secured via tuck-in flaps.

Further preferred details of the invention are clearly set forth in the dependent claims and elsewhere in the specification.

Even more preferred embodiments of the present invention are described in the following according to the drawings.

1 is a three-dimensional view showing a hinge-lid packet including an outer collar for two groups of ingots, with the lid open.
FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional view showing a modified example of the former shown in FIG. 1 and including an inner collar portion and an imprinted and/or engraved outer collar portion.
FIG. 3 is a three-dimensional view showing another modified example of the former shown in FIG. 1 and including an inner collar part.
FIG. 4 is a schematic three-dimensional view showing the configuration of the former according to FIG. 1 in a state in which the inner wrapping part is partially opened.
5 is a view showing an unfolded cut for the separating element of the former according to FIG. 4.
6 is a horizontal view to a cross-sectional view taken along the cut plane VI-VI in FIG. 4 by cutting the cap according to FIG. 4.
FIG. 7 is a three-dimensional view showing a second modified example of the former according to FIG. 1 in a state in which the inner wrapping portion is partially opened.
8 is a view showing an unfolded cut for the separating element of the former according to FIG. 7.
FIG. 9 is a horizontal view or a cross-sectional view taken along the cutting plane IX-IX in FIG. 7 by cutting the cap according to FIG. 7.
FIG. 10 is a three-dimensional view showing a third modified example of the cap according to FIG. 1 in a state in which the inner wrapping part is partially opened.
11 is a view showing an unfolded cutting portion for the separating element of the former according to FIG. 10.
FIG. 12 is a horizontal view or a cross-sectional view taken along the cut plane XII-XII in FIG. 10 by cutting the cap according to FIG. 10.
FIG. 13 is a three-dimensional view showing a fourth modified example of the former according to FIG. 1 in a state in which the inner wrapping part is partially opened.
FIG. 14 is a vertical cross-sectional view taken along the cut plane XV-XV in FIG. 13 by cutting the cap according to FIG. 13.
FIG. 15 is a vertical cross-sectional view illustrating a modified example of the Gap according to FIG. 13 taken along the cut plane XV-XV in FIG. 13.
FIG. 16 is a schematic three-dimensional view showing the configuration of the former according to FIG. 3 in a state in which the inner wrapping part is partially opened.
17 is a view showing an unfolded cutting portion for the separating element of the former according to FIG. 16;
FIG. 18 is a horizontal view to a cross-sectional view taken along the cut plane XVIII-XVIII in FIG. 16 by cutting the cap according to FIG. 16.
FIG. 19 is a schematic three-dimensional view showing the configuration of the former according to FIG. 2 in a state in which the inner wrapping part is partially opened.
FIG. 20 is a view showing an unfolded cutting part for the separating element of the former according to FIG. 19.
FIG. 21 is a horizontal view or a cross-sectional view taken along the cut plane XXI-XXI in FIG. 19 by cutting the upper part according to FIG. 19.
FIG. 22 is a three-dimensional view showing a second modified example of the former according to FIG. 3 in a state in which the inner wrapping part is partially opened.
23 is a view showing an unfolded cutting portion for the separating element of the former according to FIG. 22;
FIG. 24 is a horizontal view to a cross-sectional view taken along the cut plane XXIV-XXIV in FIG. 22 by cutting the cap according to FIG. 22.

The present invention is described below in terms of variations of the pack 10 for cigarettes 11. As is apparent, the present invention is not limited to the specifically illustrated box variants, box types and products, and these box variants, box types, and products are to be construed only by way of example. In the following, as long as specific terms are used, it is obvious that the terms are used only as examples for generalized terms corresponding thereto.

The illustrated box 10 is a hinge-lid type box 10 comprising a box part 12 and a lid 13 articulated on the box part 12. In the box portion 12 with an open top, the box contents 14 are arranged.

The box contents 14 consist of two groups 15 of products, in short, in this case, two groups 15 of cigarettes 11. Cigarettes 11 or products are arranged in an orderly arrangement, that is, in this case, they are arranged in two rows including five cigarettes 11 each. As is apparent, the knitting may be different from the illustrated embodiment. In particular, the combinations of the cigarettes 11 within the groups 15 do not have to match each other. Also, an arrangement of more than two groups 15 is conceivable.

Cigarettes 11 or products, in the case of packs 10 of this type, are usually arranged in the box part 12, namely vertically. In this example, the products are cigarettes 11, each facing upward and including a filter unit 16 that the consumer grabs to withdraw the cigarettes 11.

A first feature is that groups of products or all groups 15 are arranged inside one common inner wrapping 17. The inner wrapping portion 17 may be formed of a conventional packaging material for the above type of upper 10, and may be formed of, for example, silver foil, paper, or the like. In other words, the groups of products 15 are not separately packaged in their own inner wrappings 17 in a manner different from that conventional in the prior prior art.

The inner wrapping portion 17 is formed of a (single) paper or cutting portion made of a packaging material and closed in a conventional manner through folding of the folding tabs, whereby the inner wrapping portion 17 is closed from the front. The contents 14 are enclosed and wrapped.

In the area of the upper surface 18 of the inner wrapping portion 17, the folded tab portions 19 and 20 are folded in an envelope type, that is, starting from the front surface 21 of the inner wrapping portion 17 and in the direction of the upper surface 18. The folding tab portion 19 of the extending cutting portion and the folding tab portion 20 extending in the direction of the upper surface 18 starting from the rear surface of the inner wrapping portion 17 are folded in an envelope type. In this case, the folded tab portion 19 is folded above the folded tab portion 20.

In the scope of the present application, terms such as the upper surface, the lower surface, the front surface and the rear surface are used correspondingly to the arrangement of the formers 10 in the drawings.

Another feature lies in the structure of the pull flaps 23 and 24 in the inner wrapping 17. The pull flaps 23 and 24 are known per se and generally refer to sections of the cut that are defined through lines of weakness and can be separated from the remainder of the cut through, for example, by pulling or tearing off.

In this example, the pull flaps 23 and 24 are disposed on the edge of the cutting part, that is, disposed in the area of the folded tab part 19, and may be separated from each other through one weak line 25. In addition, the pull flaps 23 and 24 may be separated from the rest of the cutting portion through an additional weak line (not shown). The folded tab portion 20 also includes a weak line 26, through which the two flaps 27 and 28 can be separated, but these flaps, unlike the pulling flaps 23 and 24, are one additional It cannot be separated from the rest of the cut through the line of weakness (oriented in the transverse direction). In this case, the two lines of weakness 25 and 26 are located in a straight line.

In this way, the consumer can remove the pull flaps 23 and 24 independently of each other (rear) to form the withdrawal opening 29 which allows access to a single group of products 15. The flaps 27 and 28 can also be flipped upward independently of each other.

Naturally, when using the upper 10, it is freely selectable by the consumer to remove both pull flaps 23, 24 at once and expose both groups 15 accordingly.

Another element of the insteps 10 may be a collar part, for example of the type as the inner collar part 30, that is to say disposed inside the inner wrapping part 17 (Figs. 2 and 3), or the outer collar part 31 ), that is, partially protruding from the box portion 12 while enclosing the inner wrapping portion 17 (Fig. 1). In some variations of the insteps 10, the collar portion may be illustrated through a mark on the inner wrapping portion 17, for example through a stamp and/or inscription. In addition, the display unit 32 may be additionally used for the inner collar unit 30 (FIG. 2). Finally, the collar portion may be completely omitted.

Another feature lies in the separating element 33 which, inside the inner wrapping 17, is arranged between and separates the groups 15 (two groups) of products. The separation element 33 is preferably formed of a separate cutting portion 42 made of a packaging material, the cutting portion including individual wall portions defined by folding lines between each other, the cutting portion of the folding It is folded in a three-dimensional shape around the lines. Various modifications of the separating elements 33 are described separately for their respective embodiments in the following, and the configuration of the collar and other features are also addressed. To this end, each of the embodiments will be individually described below.

Example 1 (FIGS. 1 and 4-6):

In the case of the upper 10, the collar portion is an outer collar portion 31 extending along the three sides of the inner wrapping portion 17, that is, in the area of the two narrow sides 34 adjacent to the front face 21 Is formed as The collar part is adjacent on the wall parts of the box part 12 from the inner surface, that is, the collar part front wall part 35 is adjacent to the box front wall part 36 and the collar part side wall parts 37 are the box side wall parts 38. Adjacent to The collar portion is disposed in the box portion 12 so as to partially protrude from the box portion 12 to the upper surface as usual. The collar portion comprises a recess portion 39 in the region of the collar portion front wall portion 35, which recess portion extends continuously over two groups 15 of the heads 10. In addition, the recessed portion 39 is, so that only the narrow side webs 40 of the collar portion front wall portion 35 remain on the side surface of the recess portion 39, almost the collar portion front wall portion ( 35) extends over the entire width.

The collar portion includes lid brake portions 41 formed through perforations 54, and these lid brake portions protrude more than the collar portion side wall portions 37 laterally from the extension portion of the front wall portion 35 of the collar portion. , And the lid 13 is seated on the lid brakes from the inner surface in the closed position.

The separating element 33 is formed through scrap-free separation in a continuous material web. Correspondingly, the contours of the cutting edge portions in the regions of the upper and lower surfaces of the cutting portion 42 extend in a manner consistent with each other.

The separating element 33 comprises four walls separated from each other via fold lines 46. The fold lines 46 may be formed, for example, as perforation lines or lines of weakness such as grooves or carved golds.

The wall portions are two outer large-area walls 43 and two wall portions 44 disposed therebetween. The cut 42 is folded so that the separating element 33 has a T-shape corresponding to FIG. 6 with respect to the cross section. In this case, the wall portions 44 are folded over each other to form a double-walled separation wall portion 45. The large-area wall portions 43 are oriented in the transverse direction while forming an angle of 90° for this purpose.

The separating element 33 is the box portion 12 in such a way that the large-area wall portions 43 extend along the front face 21 of the inner wrapping portion 17 or along the collar portion front wall portion 35. Is placed within. In this case, the large-area wall portions 43 are adjacent to the collar portion front wall portion 35 on the inner surface and are thus positioned between the cigarettes 11 and the collar portion front wall portion 35. The separating wall portion 45 is oriented transversely for this purpose and is arranged between the two groups 15 to separate the two groups. The separating wall portion 45 extends over substantially the entire depth of the inner space of the box portion 12, and the two large-area wall portions 43 extend over substantially the entire width of the inner space of the box portion 12. . Accordingly, the dimensions of the separating element 33 are selected in such a way that the separating element substantially corresponds to the width and depth of the box 12 (with the exception of the usual play).

Further, the separation wall portion 45 is disposed on the same plane with respect to the line of weakness 25 between the two pulling flaps 23 and 24. Furthermore, the separating wall portion 45 is arranged in the center of the head 10 corresponding to the groups 15 of the same size. It is also conceivable that the separating wall portion 45 is arranged eccentrically within the head 10 for groups of different sizes, for example. In this case, the position of the weakening line 25 may be displaced corresponding to the position of the separation wall part 45. This also applies to the following examples.

It is also conceivable that the separating element 33 has relatively smaller dimensions in order to allow the individual walls to be movable. This is explained in connection with FIG. 14 below.

In addition, the separating element 33 is arranged in the box portion 12 in such a way as to lie flush with the cigarettes 11 on the top surface. In this case, the length L (height) of the separating element 33 to the cutting portion 42 corresponds at least to the length SL of the cigarettes 11 (Fig. 5).

In addition, the separating element 33 includes recessed portions 47 in the region of the upper surface of the wall portions 43. The recessed portions 47 start from the side free edge portions of the cut portions 42 and extend immediately before the wall portions 44. Here, a web 48 corresponding to the web 40 is arranged. The shape and extension of the recessed portion 47 is matched to the shape and extension of the recessed portion 39 of the collar portion, and thereby, through the combination of the collar portion and the separating element 33 positioned below it, each group For (15), a separate recess is formed, partly through the collar and partly through the separating element 33. This structure can be seen to the consumer after removal of one or both pull flaps 23, 24.

Example 2 (Figs. 1 and 7 to 9):

In the case of the box 10 as well, the collar portion is an outer collar portion 31 extending along the three sides of the inner wrapping portion 17, that is, in the area of the two narrow sides 34 adjacent to the front face 21. ). The collar part is adjacent on the wall parts of the box part 12 from the inner surface, that is, the collar part front wall part 35 is adjacent to the box front wall part 36 and the collar part side wall parts 37 are the box side wall parts 38. Adjacent to The collar portion is disposed in the box portion 12 so as to partially protrude from the box portion 12 to the upper surface as usual. The collar portion includes a recess portion 39 in the region of the collar portion front wall portion 35, which recess portion extends continuously over two groups 15 of the heads 10. In addition, the recess portion 39 is almost the entire of the collar portion front wall portion 35, so that only the narrow side webs 40 of the collar portion front wall portion 35 remain on the side surface of the recess portion 39. It extends across the width.

The collar portion includes lid brake portions 41 formed through perforations 54, and these lid brake portions protrude more than the collar portion side wall portions 37 laterally from the extension portion of the front wall portion 35 of the collar portion. , And the lid 13 is seated on the lid brakes from the inner surface in the closed position.

The separating element 33 is formed through scrap-free separation in a continuous web of material. Correspondingly, the contours of the cutting edge portions in the regions of the upper and lower surfaces of the cutting portion 42 extend in a manner consistent with each other.

The separating element 33 comprises four walls separated from each other via fold lines 46. The fold lines 46 may be formed, for example, as perforated lines or lines of weakness such as grooves or carved golds.

The wall portions are two outer large-area wall portions 43 and two wall portions 44 disposed therebetween. The cut 42 is folded so that the separating element 33 retains a T-shape corresponding to FIG. 9 with respect to the cross section. In this case, the wall portions 44 are folded over each other to form a double-walled separation wall portion 45. The large-area wall portions 43 are oriented in the transverse direction while forming an angle of 90° for this purpose.

The separating element 33 is arranged in the box portion 12 in such a way that the large area wall portions 43 extend along the rear surface 22 of the inner wrapping portion 17. In this case, the large-area wall portions 43 extend parallel to the rear wall portion 49 of the box and spaced apart at predetermined intervals thereto. The separating wall portion 45 is oriented transversely for this purpose and is arranged between the two groups 15 to separate the two groups. The separating wall portion 45 extends over substantially the entire depth of the inner space of the box portion 12, and the two large-area wall portions 43 extend over substantially the entire width of the inner space of the box portion 12. In this way, the dimensions of the separating element 33 are selected in such a way that the separating element substantially corresponds to the width and depth of the box 12 (with the exception of the usual play).

It is also conceivable that the separating element 33 has relatively smaller dimensions in order to allow the individual walls to be movable. This is explained in connection with FIG. 14 below.

In addition, the separating element 33 is arranged in the box portion 12 in such a way as to lie flush with the cigarettes 11 on the top surface. In this case, the length L (height) of the separating element 33 to the cutting portion 42 corresponds at least to the length SL of the cigarettes 11 (Fig. 9).

Further, the separating element 33 includes a recess 50 in the area of the upper surface of the wall portions 43. The recessed portion 50 extends in the direction of the upper surface of the cigarette 42 in a manner that starts from the central fold line 46 between the two wall portions 43 and radiates. In this way, the height of the separating wall portion 45 decreases toward the front side of the box portion 12.

Example 3 (FIGS. 1 and 10-12):

This embodiment corresponds to the first embodiment except for the separating element 33, whereby reference is made to the corresponding descriptions above.

The separating element 33 of this embodiment is also formed by separating in a continuous web of material with cutting edges contoured in a correspondingly coincident manner. However, the separating element 33 comprises additional wall portions in this embodiment.

The wall portions 43 and 44 in the upper region of the cut portion 42 are formed in a manner substantially consistent with the first embodiment, including the recess portion 47 and the web 48.

In the lower region, additional wall portions are connected, that is, two wall portions 51 and 52 are connected to each other to form a double-walled bottom wall portion, which bottom wall portions are disposed within the extension of the two large-area wall portions 43. The wall portions 51 and 52 are defined with respect to each other and with respect to the wall portions 43 through fold lines 46, respectively. The wall portions 51 and 52 are folded around a fold line disposed between the wall portions 51 and 52 to form a double-walled bottom wall. In order to fix the wall portions 51 and 52 in their folded position forming the bottom wall portion, the wall portions 52 are perforated portions 54 formed in the area of the fold lines between the wall portions 43 and 51 Each includes flaps 53, which are jaws that can be inserted into the inside.

The flaps 53, which are the jaws on the lower end of the cut 42, cause depressions corresponding to the area of the recesses 47 on the upper end of the cut 42, but the depressions It is not visible to the user, because the depressions are concealed through the front wall 35 of the collar part.

In the extension portion of the wall portions 44, corner tabs 55 that are folded on the side of each of the separation wall portions 45 between the two wall portions 51 and 52 are positioned. The corner tab portions 55 are connected to the wall portions 44 via a fold line, and are separated from each other and from adjacent wall portions 51 through a punching cut 56.

Example 4.1 (Fig. 1, Fig. 13 and Fig. 14):

In the case of the box 10 as well, the collar portion is an outer collar portion 31 extending along the three sides of the inner wrapping portion 17, that is, in the area of the two narrow sides 34 adjacent to the front face 21. ). The collar part is adjacent on the wall parts of the box part 12 from the inner surface, that is, the collar part front wall part 35 is adjacent to the box front wall part 36 and the collar part side wall parts 37 are the box side wall parts 38. Adjacent to The collar portion is disposed in the box portion 12 so as to partially protrude from the box portion 12 to the upper surface as usual. The collar portion includes a recess portion 39 in the region of the collar portion front wall portion 35, which recess portion extends continuously over two groups 15 of the heads 10. In addition, the recess portion 39 is almost the entire of the collar portion front wall portion 35, so that only the narrow side webs 40 of the collar portion front wall portion 35 remain on the side surface of the recess portion 39. It extends across the width.

The collar portion includes lid brake portions 41 formed through perforations 54, and these lid brake portions protrude more than the collar portion side wall portions 37 laterally from the extension portion of the front wall portion 35 of the collar portion. , And the lid 13 is seated on the lid brakes from the inner surface in the closed position.

The separating element 33 comprises four walls separated from each other via fold lines 46. The fold lines 46 may be formed, for example, as perforated lines or lines of weakness such as grooves or carved golds. The width of the wall portions substantially corresponds to the depth of the inner space of the inner wrapping portion 17.

The wall portions are two outer wall portions 43 and two wall portions 44 disposed therebetween. The cut 42 is folded so that the separating element 33 has a T-shape corresponding to FIG. 14 in relation to the vertical cross section. In this case, the wall portions 44 are folded over each other to form a double-walled separation wall portion 45. The wall portions 43 are oriented in the transverse direction while forming an angle of 90° for this purpose.

The separating element 33 is arranged in the box portion 12 in such a way that the wall portions 43 extend along the lower surface 57 of the inner wrapping portion 17. In this case, the wall portions 43 extend parallel to and spaced apart from the box bottom wall portion 58 at predetermined intervals thereto. The separating wall portion 45 is oriented transversely for this purpose and is arranged between the two groups 15 to separate the two groups.

The separating wall portion 45 extends over substantially the entire height of the inner space of the box portion 12, while the two wall portions 43 do not extend over substantially the entire width of the inner space of the box portion 12. , Obviously shorter. In this way, the separating element 33 is consequently based on the resilience due to the material corresponding to the withdrawal of the products, to occupy a portion of the space emptied through the withdrawal of the products and to continue to support the remaining group 15 Can be spread out.

In FIG. 14, as an example, the outer cigarettes 11 of the left group 15 were withdrawn, and therefore, the left wall portion 44 of the separation wall portion 45 has a narrow side free end of the left wall portion 43. It is shown that in the area of the side 34 it is rotated laterally until it hits the inner wrapping 17 side to limit the spread of the separating element 33.

Further, the separating element 33 is arranged in the box portion 12 in such a way that it lies flush with the cigarettes 11 on the upper surface. In this case, the length L (height) of the separating element 33 to the cigarette 42 corresponds at least to the length SL of the cigarettes 11 (Fig. 5).

Example 4.2 (FIGS. 1 and 15):

The variant shown in the vertical section according to FIG. 15 features another separating element 33 whose separating wall portion 45 has a lower height than the cigarettes 11. In the illustrated variant, the separating wall portion 45 terminates below the recess portion of the outer collar portion 31. However, other heights are also conceivable.

Furthermore, on the side surfaces on the wall portions 43, additional wall portions 59 are arranged, respectively, which fold into the area of the narrow side side 34 of the inner wrapping portion 17. In the illustrated example, the wall portions 59 start from the lower surface 57 of the inner wrapping portion 17 and extend to approximately 1/3 of the height of the narrow sides 34. Other heights can also be considered.

Example 5.1 (FIGS. 3 and 16-18):

In the case of the box 10, the collar portion is an inner collar portion 30 extending along the three sides of the inner wrapping portion 17, that is, in the area of the two narrow sides 34 adjacent to the front face 21 Is formed as In this case, the collar portion is formed through the separating element 33, whereby an additional cut portion for the collar portion can be omitted.

The separating element 33 is formed through scrap-free separating in a continuous web of material. Correspondingly, the contours of the cutting edge portions in the regions of the upper and lower surfaces of the cutting portion 42 extend in a manner consistent with each other.

The separating element 33 comprises six wall portions which are separated from each other via fold lines 46. The fold lines 46 may be formed, for example, as perforated lines or lines of weakness such as grooves or carved golds.

The wall portions are two large-area wall portions 43 and two wall portions 44 disposed therebetween, as in the case of the other embodiments already described. In addition, additional wall portions 60 are still disposed on both sides of the large-area wall portions 43, respectively. The cut 42 is folded so that the separating element 33 has a substantially T-shape corresponding to FIG. 18 with respect to the cross section. In this case, the wall portions 44 are folded over each other to form a double-walled separation wall portion 45. The large-area wall portions 43 are oriented in the transverse direction while forming an angle of 90° for this purpose. Further, the wall portions 60 are again folded by 90° with respect to the wall portions 43, so that the wall portions extend along the narrow side surfaces 34.

The separating element 33 is arranged in the box portion 12 in such a way that the large area wall portions 43 extend along the front face of the inner wrapping portion 17. The separating wall portion 45 is oriented transversely for this purpose and is arranged between the two groups 15 to separate the two groups. The separation wall portion 45 and the wall portion 60 extend over substantially the entire depth of the inner space of the box portion 12, and the two large-area wall portions 43 are substantially the entire width of the inner space of the box portion 12. Extends over. Accordingly, the dimensions of the separating element 33 are selected in such a way that the separating element substantially corresponds to the width and depth of the box 12 (with the exception of the usual play).

It is also conceivable that the separating element 33 has relatively smaller dimensions in order to allow the individual walls to be movable. This has already been described with reference to FIG. 14.

In addition, the separating element 33 is arranged in the box portion 12 in such a way as to lie flush with the cigarettes 11 on the top surface. In this case, the length L (height) of the separating element 33 to the cutting portion 42 corresponds at least to the length SL of the cigarettes 11 (Fig. 5).

In addition, the separating element 33 includes recessed portions 47 in the region of the upper surface of the wall portions 43. The recessed portions 47 extend immediately before the wall portions 44 and 60. Here, each one web 48 is disposed. The shape and extension of the recess portions 47 match the shape and extension of the conventional recess portion of the collar portion.

Example 5.2 (FIGS. 2 and 19-21):

The present embodiment is preceded by two items, namely in the form of the inner collar part 30 to the separating element 33 on the one hand, and the attachment of the display part 32 on the inner wrapping part 17 on the other hand. It is distinct from the example.

The separating element 33 comprises six wall portions 43, 44, 60 that are folded as in the preceding embodiment. On the contrary, the separation wall portion 45 is formed through the corresponding contour of the cutting portion 42, similar to the modified example shown in FIG. 8, that is, it is formed including an extension portion that descends toward the front side, whereby a recess The portions 47 are to be extended continuously. The walls 43 correspondingly comprise one web 48 on only one side.

The inner wrapping portion 17 includes a display portion 32 in the form of a collar portion including a recess portion at least in a visible range above the box portion 12. The display portion 32 extends over the entire width of the front face 21 and the narrow side faces 34 of the inner wrapping portion 17.

The display unit 32 may be provided through the stamping and/or stamping of the material of the inner wrapping unit 17. You can also think of other methods.

Example 6 (Figs. 2/3 and Figs. 22 to 24):

This embodiment is substantially a combination of the preceding embodiments 3 and 5.1. As in the third embodiment, the separating element 33 comprises a bottom wall portion formed through additional wall portions 51, 52 on the cut portion 42.

As in embodiment 5.1, the separating element 33 is formed as an inner collar 30 and comprises additional side wall portions 60 extending along the narrow sides 34 of the inner wrapping 17. In the extension portion of the wall portions 60, additional corner tab portions 55 that are similarly folded between the two wall portions of the bottom wall portion are formed. The recessed portions 47 are disposed in the center of each of the wall portions 43 including the webs 48 on both sides, as in the case of the conventional collar portion.

In other respects, descriptions of Embodiments 3 and 5.1 apply only to points that match this embodiment.

10: box
11: cigarette
12: box part
13: lid
14: box contents
15: group
16: filter unit
17: inner wrapping part
18: top
19: folded tab portion
20: folded tab portion
21: front
22: back
23: pull flap
24: pull flap
25: line of weakness
26: line of weakness
27: flap
28: flap
29: withdrawal opening
30: inner collar part
31: outer collar part
32: display
33: separation element
34: narrow side
35: collar portion front wall portion
36: front wall of the box
37: collar part side wall part
38: side wall of the box
39: recess
40: web
41: lid brake
42: cut for separating elements
43: wall
44: (for separation wall) wall
45: separation wall
46: fold line
47: recess
48: web
49: rear wall of the box
50: recess
51: (for floor wall) wall
52: (for floor wall) wall
53: Tuck-in flap
54: perforation
55: corner tab portion
56: perforation cut
57: when
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Claims (22)

A pack for tobacco industry products, comprising: a box portion 12 for at least partially accommodating the pack contents 14, and an inner wrapping portion 17 surrounding the pack contents 14. In,
The box contents 14 consist of a plurality of groups 15 of products separated from each other via a separating element 33 that is at least partially disposed between the groups 15 of products 15, and two groups of products 15 is arranged in one common inner wrapping 17 together with the separating element 33, and the inner wrapping 17 is, in particular, a group of products in the inner wrapping 17 ( Cigarette, characterized in that it is configured to be opened separately for each group of products 15 through one or a plurality of weakening lines 25 and 26 for the formation of each withdrawal opening 29 for 15) Box for industrial products. The outer collar according to claim 1, wherein the upper part (10) is disposed inside the box part (12) to at least partially enclose the inner wrapping part (17) on a plurality of (preferably at least three) side surfaces. Pack for tobacco industry products, characterized in that it comprises a portion (31). The box according to claim 1, wherein the box (10) comprises an inner collar part disposed inside the inner wrapping part (17) to at least partially enclose the box contents (14) on a plurality of (preferably at least three) sides. Pack for tobacco industry products, characterized in that. The method according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the outer collar portion (31) or the inner collar portion (32) comprises lid brake portions (41) formed through perforations (53), and the lid brake portions are It is used to improve the closed position of the lid 13 of the box 10 that is rotatably supported on the box part 12, and the lid is the outer collar part 31 or the inner wrapper in the closed position. Pack for tobacco industry products, characterized in that surrounding the part (17). The method according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the separating element (33) separating the two groups (15) of products is arranged at least partially coplanar with the products on the top surface. Pack for tobacco industry products, characterized in that. The method according to claim 5, or according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the separating element (33) separating the two groups (15) of products is, in the longitudinal extension of the rod-shaped products, the Cigarette, characterized in that it has the same or greater dimensions as the products, and in particular, when the rod-shaped products are vertically erected in the box 12, has substantially the same or greater height (total height). Box for industrial products. 7. The inner wrapping part according to any one of claims 1, or 2 to 6, wherein the wall parts (43, 44) of the separating element are through the restoring force due to the material after the product is withdrawn from the cap (10). (17) In a manner to at least partially limit the space generated through the withdrawal of products while changing their position from the inside, the separating element 33 is formed through the folded cutting portion 42 and the inner wrapping portion ( 17), characterized in that it has outer dimensions that are at least partially smaller than the inner space of 17). The method according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the contour of the separating element (33) is at least in the region of the upper recess (39) of the outer collar part (31). Pack for tobacco industry products, characterized in that it partially follows the corresponding contour of the outer collar part (31). The method according to any one of claims 1 or 2 to 8, wherein a display portion (32) is provided on an outer surface of the inner wrapping portion (17), and the display portion is formed of a collar portion in relation to the shape and extension portion. And a case for tobacco industry products, characterized in that the extensions are matched, in particular with corresponding imprints and/or imprints. 10. The method according to any of claims 1 or 2 to 9, wherein the separating element (33) retains a shape in which the separating element (33) is substantially T-shaped with respect to the cross section, Including wall portions 43 and 44 that are relatively folded to each other, two adjacent wall portions 44 of the separating element 33 are double-walled separating wall portions arranged between two groups 15 of products. (45), and the two wall portions 44 are connected with large-area wall portions 43 from each side, and the large-area wall portions are of the inner wrapping portion 17 on both sides of the separating wall portion 45. It is arranged in a oriented manner along the front face 21 or the rear face 22, and the separating wall portion 45 is relative to the large-area wall portions 43, or the front face 21 of the inner wrapping portion 17 Or the case for tobacco industry products, characterized in that arranged in a manner that extends in the transverse direction with respect to the back (22). 11. The method according to any one of the preceding claims, or 10, or 2 to 9, wherein the separating element (33) comprises a bottom wall portion, the bottom wall portion being a bottom wall portion of the box portion (12). Arranged in the box 10 in a manner that extends parallel to and adjacent to 58, and the bottom wall portions are formed through wall portions 51 and 52 forming a double-walled bottom wall portion by being folded over and folded with each other. Packs for tobacco industry products characterized by. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the wall portions (51, 52) for the bottom wall portion are formed in the extensions of the large-area wall portions (43), and the bottom wall portion is A case for tobacco industry, characterized in that corner tabs 55 formed in extensions of the wall portions 44 for the separation wall portion 45 are disposed between the wall portions 51 and 52 for the separation wall portion. The separation according to any one of claims 11, 12, or 1 to 10, wherein the wall portions (51, 52) for the bottom wall portion, in their folded position forming the bottom wall portion, the separation A pack for tobacco industry products, characterized in that it is secured through flaps 53, which are jaws inserted into the perforations 54 of the cut 52 for the element 33. 14. The method according to claim 1 or any one of claims 2 to 13, wherein the separating element (33) is in such a way that the separating element (33) has a substantially T-shaped shape with respect to the vertical section. , Including wall portions 43 and 44 that are relatively folded between each other, and two adjacent wall portions 44 of the separating element 33 are double-walled separation arranged between two groups 15 of products. The two wall portions 44 are folded into a wall portion 45, and wall portions 43 are connected from each side to the two wall portions 44, and the wall portions are lower surfaces 57 of the inner wrapping portion 17 on both sides of the separating wall portion 45. ), and the separation wall portion 45 is disposed in a manner that extends in a transverse direction with respect to the lower surface 57 of the inner wrapping portion 17. . The method according to claim 14, or any one of claims 1 to 13, characterized in that the height of the double-walled separating wall part (45) is lower than the height of products standing vertically in the box part (12). Packs for tobacco industry products. The method according to claim 14, or any one of claims 1 to 14, or 15, wherein the two wall parts (43) are followed by one additional wall part (59) each on either side of the dividing wall part (45). Wherein said additional wall portion extends in a oriented manner along vertical narrow sides (34) of said inner wrapping portion (17). The method according to claim 10, or any one of claims 1 to 9, or any one of claims 11 to 16, wherein the two large-area wall portions (43) are provided on both sides of the separating wall portion (45). A pack for a tobacco industry product, characterized in that each additional wall portion (60) extends in a manner oriented at least partially along the vertical narrow sides (34) of the inner wrapping portion (17). . The method of claim 17, or any one of claims 1 to 16, wherein the additional wall portions (60) are followed by corner tab portions (55) from the lower surface, and the corner tab portions (55) are the separation wall portions (45). A pack for a tobacco industry product, characterized in that it is arranged between the two wall parts 51 and 52 of the double-walled bottom wall part while continuing to the wall parts 44 for). 19. The method according to any one of claims 1 or 2 to 18, wherein the inner wrapping (17) for each respective group of products (15) is a draw-out opening for one group (15) of products (15). For the exposure of (29), it includes a pull flap (23, 24) that can be self-separated in the area of the upper surface (18) of the inner wrapping portion (17), the two pull flaps (23, 24) Arranged in the rim regions of the cutting portion for the inner wrapping portion 17, and the two pulling flaps 23 and 24 are separated from each other through a weak line 25 in the cutting portion for the inner wrapping portion 17 And, the two pulling flaps 23, 24 are separated from the rest of the cutting portion for the inner wrapping portion 17 through one line of weakness, in particular, one common or continuous line of weakness. Packs for tobacco industry products. 20. A folded tab (19) according to any of the preceding claims, or according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the inner wrap (17) is in the region of the upper surface (18) for the inner wrap (17). , 20), the folding tab portions are folded as an envelope folding, the withdrawal openings 29 may be at least partially closed through the folding tab portion 19, and the folding tab portion is the pull flap 23 , 24), starting from the front surface 21 of the inner wrapping portion 17 and extending into the upper surface 18 of the inner wrapping portion 17, and the rear surface 22 of the inner wrapping portion 17 Starting from ), the folded tab portion 20 extending into the upper surface 18 of the inner wrapping portion 17 also includes one weak line 26 for the formation of two flaps 27 and 28, and the The two flaps are configured to open independently from each other in the above manner, and the folded tab portion 19 including the pull flaps 23 and 24 is the folded tab portion 20 including the flaps 27 and 28 Pack for tobacco industry products, characterized in that the folds in the top. The tobacco industry product according to claim 19, or any one of claims 1 to 18, or 20, wherein the line of weakness (25) and the separation wall part (45) are arranged on the same plane. Dragon Gap. 22. A substantially scrap-free separation according to any one of the preceding claims, or in a continuous web of material, wherein the cutting (42) is made from packaging material for the separation element (33) as a material. The box for tobacco industry products, characterized in that the contours of the cutting edge portions of the cutting portion 42, which are manufactured through the continuous material web and extend in a transverse direction with respect to the longitudinal direction of the continuous material web, are formed in a manner consistent with each other.

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