PL68181Y1 - Packaging in the form of a fancy box - Google Patents

Description

Pattern description

The object of the utility model is packaging in the form of a decorative box inspired by a lotus flower, which can be used in various ways, in particular as packaging for food, cosmetics or jewelery.

The current state of the art

It is known from the protection law for the utility model no. Wu-55388 collective packaging in the form of a box, used for packing loose food products or light industry products in unit packages. The master pack consists of a first element (1) having a cutout (2) and a projection (3) and a second element (4) having an overlap (5), a tab (6), a cutout (7) and a window (8). There is a perforation (9) on the larger surfaces of the first element (1) and the second element (4).

A folding package is also known from the utility model application W-102969. The utility model solves the problem of the construction of a folding package, with the central field (1) acting as the base. The lines (2) of the field (1) are the shorter edges (3) of the trapezoidal fields (4), which are directed outwards by divergences. The longer edges (5) of the trapezoidal fields (4) are equipped with flaps (6), three of them have the shape of pentagons with truncated tops (7), and one flap (6) is provided with an arcuate protrusion (8) with a bent the tip (9). The flap (6) located on its opposite side has a longitudinal cutout (10). Between the trapezoidal fields (4) there are two adjacent fields (11) in the form of acute triangles, and their outer edges (12) near the fold line (13) are cut transversely.

Also known from the protection law for the utility model Wu-57769 is a package made of one sheet of rigid material divided by fold lines into individual fields. The fields located on both sides of the transverse axis represent each other. The fields (1) and (2) that act as the bottom are rectangles with tongues on the sides (3). The shapes (4) and (5) adjacent to the fields (1) and (2) resemble quadrilaterals with arched edges (6) with adjacent flaps (7) and (8). The package holder is formed by the fields (10) and (11) connected to the opening (13) by internal surfaces. A cutout (9) is made in the flap (8).

Also known from the protection law for the utility model Wu-58661 is packaging made of one sheet of stiffened material, divided into individual, interconnected fields. After folding, the packaging has the form of a truncated pyramid, equipped with a closing flap (7) at the top and a flap (10) at the front. On the inside, the packaging has a double bottom (2), the convexity of which creates additional walls (15). The front closing flap (10) is provided with tabs (11) on both sides, fixed in slots (13).

It is also known from the protection law for the utility model Wu-66549 (57) A heavy cardboard packaging in the shape of a cuboid, open at the top, which when unfolded is a uniform pattern and in which the lines of cutting and creasing mark the planes of the side walls and the bottom flaps, it is characterized by this that the flaps (2), adjacent to each other with a straight line shape, have glue tabs (1) of preferably rectangular shape along them. The bottom tabs (2), which end with locking catches (4), have adhesive tabs (1) defined by double creasing (3) with a spacing equal to the thickness of the cardboard.

Examination of the prior art shows that there are abundant collections of packaging for various purposes. A large group of packages are cardboard packages, the construction of which consists in the appropriate cutting out of the cardboard, folding it, folding and gluing the adhesive strips. Appropriate shape on the bends allows you to achieve the desired shapes. However, the shape of the packaging proposed by the Applicant of this utility model and inspired by a lotus flower has not been found.

The purpose of this utility model is to create a packaging structure that will enable the creation of a box that meets two basic assumptions, namely, firstly, it was a packaging that will provide the structure of both the bottom and the lid of the box from one piece of cardboard, and secondly, it will meet high aesthetic values. Both assumptions were unexpectedly met thanks to this construction.

The essence of a utility model

The essence of the utility model is that the packaging in the form of a decorative box made of one piece of punched cardboard is characterized by the fact that each of the side walls I

Claims (3)

The top of the packaging has a tongue II with a rounding (5) which, when folded, forms a decorative box closure. On the other hand, in the lower part, the side wall I is equipped with a projection III with a perforated line C, which forms a decorative bottom of the box when folded, and the last side wall is equipped with glue flaps (1). Advantages of the utility model The main advantage of the pattern packaging is that thanks to the completely new shape of the cardboard cut, it is possible to create a strong and aesthetic packaging. The innovative bottom of the packaging includes a box closure and a filling and strengthening insert with a special decorative shape. An additional advantage is that the box with a reinforced bottom and lid is created using a minimum amount of material. With large material savings, you can afford a larger box, which has a significant impact on achieving your marketing goals. The unique design of the box with a lid and bottom simultaneously compensates for dimensional differences in traditional packaging closed with a separate lid. This avoids problems in closing the box in the event of a mismatch in the size of the box parts, and eliminates the need to design larger packages to account for dimensional differences. Aesthetic considerations are also a considerable advantage, because the design according to the utility model allows you to create a packaging with very high aesthetic values inspired by floral elements, thanks to which the packaging can be used for marketing purposes or directly as a gift wrap. Explanation of the figures The object of the utility model is presented in the drawing, in which Fig. 1 shows an overall view of the box in an axonometric projection showing the sides and the closure of the box, Fig. 2 shows an overall view of the box in an axonometric projection showing the bottom and sides of the box, fig. 3 shows the box before folding. An example of embodiment A package in the form of a decorative box made of one piece of cardboard punched out, characterized by the fact that each of the side walls of I of the package has a tab II in the upper part ended with a rounding (5), which when folded forms a decorative box closure, while in the bottom part a tab III is equipped with a perforated C line which, when folded, forms a decorative bottom of the box and a filling and reinforcing insert, and the last of the side walls is equipped with glue flaps (1). The method of forming a package from cardboard cut out according to Fig. 3 consists in applying glue to glue flaps 1. Next, fold the cardboard along the fold line 2 by 180 ° and press it. Then we fold the cardboard along the fold line 3 by 90 °. Glue the prepared cardboard together and press the bottom in field 4 at the same time until the bottom snaps. Then we catch in field 5 and twist the lid around 180 ° until it clicks and the petals are formed. Protective disclaimer Packaging in the form of a decorative box made of one piece of punched cardboard, characterized in that each of the side walls of I packaging has a tab II in the upper part ended with a rounding (5), which when folded forms a decorative box closure, while in the bottom part a tab III equipped with a perforated line C, which after folding creates a decorative bottom of the box and a filling and reinforcing insert, moreover, the last of the side walls is equipped with glue flaps (1).