RU193813U1 - SANDWICH BOX - Google Patents

Abstract

Sandwich box with a plate dividing the inner cavity of the box into the upper and lower cavities and installed in two slots made in the wall on opposite sides of the box, with the possibility of pulling out of the box through the slot, while the wall of the lower cavity is made with perforation along two parallel lines, forming a single strip, torn to separate from each other parts of the box located on different sides of the tear strip.

Description

Technical field

The claimed utility model relates to boxes for storing and transporting a sandwich, burger, etc.

State of the art

Solutions to the problem of separating the bottom roll from the juicy top in a sandwich when carrying and storing a sandwich are known. Such a solution is disclosed, for example, in US patent US 2510211 from 06/06/1950. The box for carrying and storing the sandwich is made with a removable partition - a plate installed in the slots and grooves made in two opposite walls. The slot allows you to pull the removable partition from the box by pulling on the part of the partition that protrudes from the slot. Above the slit for the removable partition there is a removable cover. The disadvantage of this technical solution is the relative complexity of manufacturing a box with a removable lid and grooves in the walls. In addition, after the partition and the lid are removed, the sandwich is in a deep box, it is inconvenient to get the sandwich.

The US Pat. No. 4,844,330 dated July 4, 1989 also discloses a sandwich box with a plate dividing the box’s internal cavity into upper and lower cavities and mounted in two slots formed in the box from opposite sides, with the possibility of pulling through the slot. This technical solution is the closest analogue of the claimed utility model.

The disadvantage of this known technical solution is the unreliable connection of the parts of the box on different sides of the plate, dividing not only the internal cavity of the box, but also the box itself on the upper and lower parts, which can lead to loss of the contents of the box, including the plate.

It should also be noted fame, see Japan Patent Application JP 2002347756 of December 4, 2002, for performing perforation sandwich along two parallel lines on the side walls of the box, forming a strip tearing off to divide the box into two parts. In this case, the separation of the cavity of the box with a removable partition is not provided.

Utility Model Disclosure

The technical result achieved when using the claimed box is to prevent spontaneous opening of the box and the loss of its contents together with the plate dividing the inner cavity of the box into the upper and lower cavities. In addition, after opening the box, its wall does not prevent the sandwich from reaching the bottom of the box.

The specified technical result is achieved in a sandwich box with a plate dividing the inner cavity of the box into upper and lower cavities and installed in two slots, each made in the wall from opposite sides, with the possibility of pulling out of the box through the slot, while the wall of the lower cavity is made with perforation along two parallel lines forming a single strip torn off to separate from each other parts of the box located on opposite sides of the tear strip.

A single strip can surround the box. In this case, the upper part is completely separated from the lower part.

The box can be made in the form of a cube. Then the perforations forming a single strip can be performed on three sides. Slots can be made in the walls of the box with valves pressing the plate installed in them or closing the slots in the absence of the plate.

The box may be made in the form of a cylinder.

Brief Description of the Drawings

In FIG. 1 shows a scan of a sandwich box.

In FIG. 2 shows a plate dividing the inner cavity of the box into upper and lower cavities and installed in two slots made in the wall from opposite sides.

In FIG. 3 shows a general view of a sandwich box.

Utility Model Implementation

The scan of a cardboard sandwich box (craft revolution) shown in FIG. 1 includes elements 1, 2, 3 and 4 from which the bottom of the box is formed, elements 5, 6 and 7 forming the top of the box, and the sides 8, 9, 10 and 11 forming the wall of the box. An element 12 adjacent to the side 8 is glued to the wall 11. Through all sides and the element 12 along the straight lines 13 and 14, perforation is performed. On the sides 8 and 10, slots 15 and 16 are made, closed by valves.

Shown in FIG. 2, the plate is laminated with foil on both sides and serves as a separator (partition) of the inner cavity of the box on the upper and lower parts. The plate is made with protrusions (tongues) 17 and 18, inserted into the slots 15 and 16 on opposite sides of the box. Moreover, the size of the protrusion 17 corresponds to the size of the slit 15.

In FIG. Figure 3 shows the appearance of the box assembly, the slot 16 on the side 10, the tongue 18 of the plate inside the box, and the perforations along parallel line segments 13 and 14 are visible.

Pulling the tongue 18 protruding from the slit 16, the plate serving as a partition is pulled out of the box, while the upper part of the sandwich is connected to the lower. After that, the strip surrounding the box is formed, formed by perforations along lines 13 and 14, and the upper part of the box, located above the tear strip, is removed, and a sandwich remains on the bottom of the box with a low wall.

Claims (6)

1. Sandwich box with a plate dividing the inner cavity of the box into upper and lower cavities and installed in two slots formed in the box on opposite sides, with the possibility of pulling through a slit, characterized in that each slot is made in the wall of the box, and the wall is lower the cavity is made with perforation along two parallel lines forming a single strip, torn to separate from each other parts of the box located on opposite sides of the tear strip. 2. The box according to claim 1, characterized in that a single strip surrounds the box. 3. The box under item 1, characterized in that the box is made in the form of a cube. 4. The box according to claim 3, characterized in that the perforations forming a single strip are made on three sides. 5. The box according to claim 3, characterized in that each slit is made in the wall of the box with valves pressing the plate installed in them or closing the slots in the absence of the plate. 6. The box under item 1, characterized in that the box is made in the form of a cylinder.

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