NL1004240C1 - Package containing cigarette papers and filter material - Google Patents

Abstract

The container is made from card and has a base (1) and lid (3) joined at a rear hinge. In the base (1) is a stack of filter papers (5). The filter papers are interleaved in the conventional way, so that extracting a paper automatically pulls out the edge of the next paper. Sheets of material (7) which are used to make a filter, are glued into the spine (15) at the rear hinge of the package. The material has perforations (9) at intervals. The user tears off filter material as required.

Description

Packaging for cigarette paper and dgl.

The invention relates to a package for use by persons who roll their cigarettes themselves. Such a package is very commonly known as a pack of cigarette papers.

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It may be desirable to use not only a cigarette paper rolling paper but also a filter tip roll, which is incorporated into the rolling paper of a desired length when rolling a cigarette. Such a filter roll is obtained by rolling up a strip of filter tip paper of suitable length and width. For this purpose, filter tip strips provided with preformed perforations are then commercially available, of which the user removes one at a time, for example by tearing off.

The invention now meets a need to always have access to both rolling papers and filter tip material within easy reach when rolling a cigarette.

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According to the invention this can be achieved by using a combined new package which is characterized in that it is formed as a folding container, in which both a stacking of cigarette rolling paper and a stacking of cigarette filter tip paper is incorporated in a layered manner.

Based on this insight, it is effectively possible to design the package with a bottom portion and a lid portion, each of which contains a stack of cigarette paper or filter-tipped paper. For the user, therefore, when the packaging is unfolded, the desired clear availability of both papers and filter tips is obtained.

The filter paper strips may be glued to a peripheral portion as a stack to a spine portion between the bottom portion and the lid portion of the package. However, it is also possible to have such gluing take place on the lid part of the package. A manufacturer of the new packaging will be able to make the appropriate choice according to the adaptation needs of his manufacturing process.

The combination package according to the invention is relatively inexpensive to manufacture. The manufacturing price is considerably lower than the sum of the costs of the individual commercially available individual packs of cigarette papers and conventional cubes of filter tip paper.

The invention further provides various other features for which reference is made to the subclaims.

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The invention will be briefly explained with reference to the drawing, in which: Fig. 1 shows in perspective view a container according to the invention, Fig. 2 schematically shows the manner of gluing the stack of cigarette filter tip paper in the back section of the packaging shows,

Fig. Fig. 3 shows the packaging according to Fig. 2 in a folded -30 state, Fig. 4 in an analogous manner as in Fig. 2 shows a ditto gluing to the lid part of the packaging, Fig. 5 schematically shows an embodiment in which the lid portion of the packaging package is formed as a long web showing a successive series of separate filter tip paper elements and). Fig. 6 shows the arrangement of Fig. 5, the filters of which the heart sonication is folded.

In the packaging according to the invention use is made of a holder with a bottom part 1, the shape of which can strongly correspond to the shape of a so-called packet of cigarette rolling paper. A stack of rolling papers is included in this bottom section 1, one of which is drawn in this figure and is indicated by 5.

A cover section 3, in which a stack of filter tip therapy strips is mounted, adjoins the bottom section 1. For illustrative purposes, this stack is shown in a fan-shaped manner 15 and indicated by 7. The drawing shows that each strip is divided by perforation lines 9 into a number of filter tip paper strips. The user removes an overlying cigarette paper from the stack 5 each time he rolls a cigarette and also tears off a filter paper strip via the said perforation line 9. The torn strip is rolled up by the user into a cylinder which, when the cigarette is rolled, the cigarette paper is rolled up, where it can serve as a kind of mouthpiece. The manner in which the strips are divided by perforation lines can be varied in a known manner and does not constitute a special feature of the invention.

In fq. 2 shows how, in an embodiment, the stack of moult of filter tip paper can be secured in the package.

Between the bottom portion 1 and the lid portion 3 there is a back portion 15 bounded by folding grooves 11 and 13.

The stacking 7 of filter tip paper is provided with a head-applied adhesive layer 17 with which this stacking is glued to the back section 15. The figure shows how after the gluing the lid section is bent against the stack 7 according to arrow 19. The unit thus obtained in the further rotation according to arrow 21 via the position shown in dotted lines 100, finally takes the position shown in fig. 3, the storage position. The packaging thus obtained can be simply unfolded and closed by the user afterwards.

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Figure 4 shows another embodiment, in which essentially the same elements as for figure 2 can be found. Here the stack 7 of the filter tip papers lies flat against the lid part 3. Here the stack of 10 filter tip papers is glued in one piece to a block. This block itself is glued to the lid part of the packaging via a suitable adhesive layer 27. The drawing again shows how, during manufacture, the lid part, together with the stacking by turning in accordance with the drawn arrow via the dotted position, eventually ends up in the same position as shown in Figure 3, with folding over the 23 and 25 indicated folding lines.

Finally, figure 5 shows an embodiment in which the stacking of filter tip papers is achieved by starting from a long web of filter tip paper, which is provided with a large number of perforation lines and in this figure extends transversely to the plane of the drawing and with 33, 35 and 37 are indicated. The long web can be folded accordion-shaped and ultimately form the stack of filter tip papers shown in Figure 6 with 39.

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Claims (6)

Combined smoking package for self-rolling cigarettes, characterized in that it is formed as a folding container, in which layered stacking (5) of cigarette blotter paper as well as stacking (7) of cigarettes filter tip paper is included. Combined packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the container comprises a bottom part (1) and a lid part (3), wherein in one part (1, 3 respectively) the stacking (5) of cigarette rolling paper and in the other part (3, 1, respectively) is the stacking (7) of filter tip paper. Combined packaging according to claim 2, characterized in that between the bottom part (1) and the lid part (3) there is a back part (15), in which at least one folding groove (11.23, -13.25) is arranged. Combined packaging according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the stack (7) of filter tip paper is attached to at least one peripheral portion thereof by gluing (at 17, 29) to the lid portion (3) or the back portion (15). 25 Combined packaging according to claim 4, characterized in that the paper of the stack (7) of filter-tip paper stacked most towards the inner surface of the lid part (3) on at least one edge part thereof (at 27) by gluing to the lid section (3) is attached. Combined packaging according to claim 2, characterized in that the lid part (3) is formed as a long web of filter tip paper, in which a number of filter tip papers (fig. 5) are defined by parallel perforation lines (33, 35, 37). The accordion web is folded and in that state forms a stack (39) of filter tip papers.