RU201634U1 - BLOTTER PACKAGING - Google Patents

Abstract

The contemplated utility model relates to packaging for placing inside a strip with a scent applied to it (blotter) and may find application in the field of scent marketing. The technical result is a package that allows preserving the aroma on the blotter, preventing mixing of several aromas and making it possible to retest the aroma after some time. Achieving the technical result is possible by creating a package for a blotter, consisting of at least two layers of sheet material connected to each other to form an internal sealed cavity for placing a blotter, and made with the possibility of closing the contents of the package. bending of parts of the package along the fold lines, the presence of adhesive strips at the edges of the parts of the package, as well as the presence of at least one valve equipped with an adhesive strip, allows you to create an airtight cavity inside the package. The implementation of the package of coated paper or paper with a coating that prevents the penetration of odors, allows you to close the blotter in the package and retain the aroma for a relatively long period of time, which confirms the solution to the technical problem.

Description

The contemplated utility model relates to packaging for placement inside a strip with a scent applied to it (blotter), and may find application in the field of scent marketing.

When testing several flavors, the consumer is faced with the problem of saving the blotters to re-test the flavor, after a while, since the flavors mix with each other for a long time. It is also difficult to retest the flavor as it loses its original saturation or disappears from the blotter surface.

Known packaging for a blotter, information about which is posted on the page https://scentis-shop.com/en/accueil/16-glassine-paper-bag-for-scent-strip.html. The disadvantage of the known packaging is the impossibility of hermetically closing the packaging, as well as the likelihood of crushing and damage to the integrity. The specified package allows you to preserve the aroma for a while, but since there is no possibility of hermetically closing the package, it is difficult to retest after a relatively long period of time. This package is chosen by the applicant as the closest analogue (prototype).

The technical task of the claimed utility model is to create a package for the blotter that will retain the aroma, will allow you to test the aroma sample from the blotter again after a relatively long period of time, and also prevent the aromas applied to several blotters from mixing with each other.

The technical result is a package that allows preserving the aroma on the blotter, preventing mixing of several aromas and making it possible to retest the aroma after some time.

Achievement of the technical result is possible by creating a package for a blotter, consisting of at least two layers of sheet material connected to each other to form an internal sealed cavity for placing a blotter and made with the possibility of closing the contents of the package.

The packaging is made of sheet material, folded by folding the parts of the packaging along the fold lines, the presence of adhesive strips at the edges of the parts of the packaging, as well as the presence of at least one valve equipped with an adhesive strip allows you to create a sealed cavity inside the package. The packaging made of coated paper or paper with a coating that prevents the penetration of odors allows the blotter to be closed in the package and retain the flavor for a relatively long period of time, which confirms the solution to the technical problem.

Patent research did not reveal technical solutions characterized by the claimed set of features, therefore, it can be assumed that the specified utility model meets the criterion of "novelty"

In addition, the proposed utility model can be manufactured on an industrial scale using standard equipment and will find application, in particular, in the field of aromamarketing, that is, it is characterized by the criterion of "industrial applicability"

The essence of the proposed technical solution is illustrated by drawings, where:

in fig. 1 is a drawing of the package in an expanded form from the inside;

in fig. 2 is a drawing of the package in an expanded form from the outside;

in fig. 3 is a drawing of the assembled package with an open valve;

in fig. 4 - an example of manufacturing a package in an unfolded form from the inside;

in fig. 5 is an example of manufacturing an assembled package with an open valve;

in fig. 6 is an example of manufacturing an assembled package with a closed flap.

The package for the blotter consists of two layers of sheet material, the top layer 1 and the bottom layer 2 of the package being formed by folding the sheet material along the fold line 3 and interconnected by an adhesive strip 4 applied to the end and longitudinal edge of the inner surface of the bottom layer 2. Connected to each other adhesive strip 4, top layer 1 and bottom layer 2 form an inner sealed cavity for placing the blotter. The lower layer 2 of the package is equipped with a valve 5, which ensures hermetic closure by means of an adhesive strip 6 applied to the end edge of the outer side of the upper layer 1

The utility model is manufactured as follows.

On a preform made of sheet material, an adhesive strip 4 is applied to the end and longitudinal edges of the inner surface of the lower layer of the package (Fig. 1). An adhesive strip 6 is also applied to the end edge of the outer side of the upper layer 1, which serves for gluing the valve (Fig. 2). The prepared form is folded along the fold line 3, thereby creating a cavity for placing the blotter with the applied aroma in it. If necessary, close the valve, fixing it with an adhesive strip 6.

Claims (5)

1. A package for a blotter, consisting of at least two layers of sheet material, coated against the penetration of odors, connected to each other to form an internal sealed cavity for placing a blotter, and made with the possibility of closing the contents of the package. 2. Packing for a blotter according to claim 1, characterized by being made of sheet material folded by folding the packing layers along fold lines. 3. Packing for blotter according to claim 2, characterized by the presence of adhesive strips at the edges of the packing layers. 4. Packing for a blotter according to claim 1, characterized by the presence of at least one valve equipped with an adhesive strip. 5. Packing for a blotter according to claim 1, characterized by being made of coated paper.

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