RU15569U1 - CARDBOARD BOX - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A cardboard box containing a bottom, walls and a cover, characterized in that it is made with the possibility of separation into separate fragments of a given, equal or different size, while perforation holes are made along the lines bounding the fragments. 2. A cardboard box according to claim 1, characterized in that on the surface of all or part of the fragments there are applied elements that together comprise a common visual image. A cardboard box according to claim 1, characterized in that on the surface of one or more fragments there are graphic symbols. Cardboard box according to claim 3, characterized in that the symbols of a graphic nature together form a text material.

Description

CARDBOARD BOX

The utility model relates to packaging and can be used for items of trade in both food and industrial products, gift items, etc.

A cardboard box is known for trade items, for example, products, including burgers, pieces of fish, chicken, etc., as well as confectionery, bakery products, etc., see the application for the grant of a patent of the Russian Federation JV 98104466 for cl. B65D5 / 36 from 06/18/1996. The package also contains a bag, while the cardboard box serves to support the lower part of the package and has bases with a central fold line and walls that are rotated to the base along additional fold lines. The side walls of the bottom of the bag are attached to the side walls of the cardboard box. The base holds the packaging firmly in a flattened state.

MKI 6B65D5 / 00

The disadvantage of this design is its complexity, as well as the fact that after using the cardboard box as a package, it is not used in the future and must be destroyed or disposed of, that is, it is completely waste.

Known cardboard box designed for tobacco products, containing a housing, a hinged lid associated with it and a separator located inside the housing with nests for cigarettes, see the patent of the Russian Federation No. 2009088 for cl. B65D 85/10 of June 29, 1992.

This box can be used not only as a means for packaging, but also for stewing and storing partially used tobacco products. However, after using the contents of the box, it is not used in whole or in part for any other purpose.

Also known is a cardboard box comprising a bottom, walls and a lid; the side walls are equipped with rectangular valves with slots, bent to the end walls; the cover is hinged, connected to one of the side walls and has a valve bent to the side wall; for interaction with slots, there are tongues, see the patent of the Russian Federation No. 2031819 for cl. B65D 5/00 of 11/28/1991.

This technical solution was made as a prototype of this utility model.

The disadvantage of this cardboard box, like the others described above, is its monofunctionality, that is, the fact that it, due to its inherent design features, is only packaging. After using it in this capacity, it either becomes a waste, or is used as a means to place any objects.

The present utility model is based on the solution of the problem of creating a multifunctional cardboard box for packing items of trade, which, after fulfilling the main function, could easily be transformed into other means, in particular, coasters for glasses and plates, cards for learning to count and write, game elements, developing skills for compiling a common image from separate parts, advertising media and carriers of other useful information, as well as being a ticket to participate in the drawing, an object of gatherings and so on

According to the present utility model, this problem is solved due to the fact that the cardboard box containing the bottom, walls and lid is configured to separate into separate fragments of a given, equal or different size, along the lines.

bounding fragments, perforations are made; on the surface of all or part of the fragments, elements can be applied that make up the total visual image; graphic symbols (numbers, letters, mathematical signs, characteristic lines, tables, calendars, etc.) can also be applied to the surface of one or more fragments; these symbols can form a combination of textual material with semantic meaning (informational text, advertising text, etc.).

The applicant has not identified any technical solutions identical to the present utility model, which suggests that it meets the criterion of “novelty.

The essence of the utility model is illustrated by drawings, which depict: in FIG. 1 - scan of the bottom of the box with applied to the surface

individual fragments in numbers and mathematical symbols; figure 2 - the upper part of the box in a perspective view; in Fig.Z - scan of the upper part of the box (option according to claim 2 of the formula

utility model) in figure 4 - scan of the upper part of the box (option according to claim 4 of the formula

utility model)

The cardboard box contains a bottom 3, walls 2 and a cover 4. The box is made with the possibility of separation into separate fragments

perforated holes of a predetermined, equal or different size, with perforation holes 5 being made along the lines bounding the fragments 5. Elements that together make up the overall visual image can be applied to the surface of all or part of the fragments; graphic symbols may also be applied to the surface of one or more fragments; these graphic characters can together form textual material.

In a specific example, the cardboard box includes a lower part 1 with side walls 2 and a bottom 3 (Fig. 1) and an upper part (Fig. 2), which is a cover 4 with side walls.

The lower part of the box is made with the possibility of separation into separate fragments of a given equal size, and the upper part is made with the possibility of separation into two separate fragments. On the lines bounding the fragments, perforations 5 are made, which can have any shape and size. On the surface of all fragments of the lower part of the box there are graphic symbols in the form of numbers and signs of mathematical actions. On the surface of fragment 6 in the upper part of the box, bounded by a circle, symbols are applied in the form of a combination of letters “KVVK”, which is a brand of the product contained in the package.

After using the box as a container for the subject of the trade, it can be divided into fragments previously selected using perforations 5. In this example, the lower part of the box is divided into cards, which can then be used to teach children how to count; the selected fragment 6 in the form of a circle can be used as a stand for a glass or for collection purposes.

In another example (Fig.Z) on the surface of a part of the fragments there are applied elements that together constitute a common visual image; this can be done using applique, embossing or a layer of paints.

After dividing the lid of the box into fragments, the latter could be used to teach children how to create a holistic image from individual elements.

In the embodiment of FIG. 4, on the lid there is an image of a car, the name of the item (candy “Lagoon”) and an advertising text (“Try my Lagoon”). In the corner fragments 7 the car “Lagoon in a reduced size is depicted, these fragments can be saved for collection purposes.

The utility model is implemented using standard well-known materials and conventional factory equipment. This allows us to conclude that the claimed technical solution meets the criterion of "industrial applicability.

Claims (4)

1. A cardboard box containing a bottom, walls and a lid, characterized in that it is made with the possibility of separation into separate fragments of a given, equal or different size, while perforation holes are made along the lines bounding the fragments.  2. A cardboard box according to claim 1, characterized in that on the surface of all or part of the fragments there are applied elements that together constitute a common visual image.  3. The cardboard box according to claim 1, characterized in that on the surface of one or more fragments of the applied characters of a graphic nature. 4. The cardboard box according to claim 3, characterized in that the symbols of a graphical nature together form a text material.