RU217569U1 - PACKAGING FOR LIQUIDS - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to packages and is intended for storage and use of separate liquids such as washing gel and fabric softener placed in flexible sealed containers.

Packaging for liquids contains a cardboard box made in the form of a parallelepiped, formed by two side, front and rear walls, a bottom and a lid; flexible sealed containers located in the box, each of which is equipped with an outlet cock; areas weakened by perforation, in the form of circles for bringing out the exhaust valves located on the front wall of the box; an internal partition made of two elements, each of which consists of three adjoining parts, the side edges of which are bent in different directions; areas weakened by perforation are located in the upper part of the side walls for holes for handles; the perforated tabs made on the top side and the flap of the back wall match the cuts on the protrusions made on the flap of the front wall, forming a lock.

The creation of the proposed design provides reliability, improves the performance of packaging for liquids. 4 w.p. f-ly, 5 ill.

Description

The field of technology.

The utility model relates to packages and is intended for storage and use of separate liquids such as washing gel and fabric softener placed in flexible sealed containers.

The level of technology.

Known combined packaging for drinks, including a cardboard box and placed in her flexible sealed containers and an internal partition, and the box is made in the form of a parallelepiped formed by two side walls, two end walls and two bottoms, each of which consists of two side and two end valves , while each sealed container is equipped with an outlet cock, and the end walls of the box in the lower part have a section weakened by perforation for opening the package and bringing the outlet cock out, the partition is made of two adjoining parts, the lower edges of which are bent in opposite directions and attached to the corresponding end valves lower bottom, and the upper edges are bent and freely fit to the upper bottom, while the valves of the upper bottom are made with slots that are aligned during assembly to form windows for attaching the handle. (See the description of the utility model to the patent of the Russian Federation No. 38325, IPC B65D 5/40, published on 10.06.2004).

A disadvantage of the known design is the placement of areas weakened by perforation, and, consequently, outlet valves, on the end (side) walls of the package. In order to pour a different type of liquid (i.e. from another tap), you need to lift the box, turn it 180 degrees and put it back on the table. This creates some inconvenience for the user. The difference is also the insufficient reliability of the partition and the box as a whole, as well as the unreliable closing of the box lid.

Known packaging for drinks, including a cardboard box with an internal partition and placed in the box two flexible sealed containers, each of which is equipped with an outlet cock, while the box is made in the form of a parallelepiped formed by two side walls, two end walls, a bottom and a lid and has weakened perforated sections for bringing out the outlet taps, and each of the sections weakened by perforation is located on the side wall, and the sections weakened by perforation are located on both sides of the box, the box is equipped with a handle for carrying the package, the internal partition is made of two adjoining parts, the lower edges of which are bent into opposite sides. (See the description of the utility model to the patent of the Russian Federation No. 57252, IPC B65D 17/28, published on 10.10.2006)

A disadvantage of the known design is the placement of areas weakened by perforation, and, consequently, outlet valves, on the front and rear walls of the package. In order to pour a drink of a different type (i.e. from another tap), you need to lift the box, turn it 180 degrees and put it back on the table. This creates some inconvenience for the user. The difference is also the insufficient reliability of the partition and the box as a whole, as well as the unreliable closing of the box lid.

For the studied utility model, the closest in technical essence and achieved effect and selected as the closest analogue - prototype is a cardboard box with an internal partition and flexible sealed containers placed in the box, each of which is equipped with an outlet cock, while the box is made in the form of a parallelepiped formed two side walls, two end walls, a bottom and a lid and has areas weakened by perforation for bringing out the exhaust taps, both areas weakened by perforation are located on the side wall on one side of the box, the internal partition is made of two adjoining parts, the lower edges of which are bent into opposite sides. (See the description of the utility model to the patent of the Russian Federation No. 61690, IPC B65D 17/28, published on 10.03.2007).

The difference of the known design is the lack of reliability of the partition and the box as a whole, as well as unreliable closing of the box lid.

Disclosure of utility model.

The task to be solved by the claimed utility model is to create a compact package that is easy to use and transport.

The technical result is to ensure reliability during transportation and operation.

In order to achieve this technical result, a package for liquids is proposed, containing a cardboard box made in the form of a parallelepiped, formed by two side, front and rear walls, a bottom and a lid; flexible sealed containers located in the box, each of which is equipped with an outlet cock; areas weakened by perforation, in the form of circles for bringing out the exhaust valves located on the front wall of the box; an internal partition made of two elements, each of which consists of three adjoining parts, the side edges of which are bent in different directions; areas weakened by perforation are located in the upper part of the side walls for holes for handles; the perforated tabs made on the top side and the flap of the back wall match the cuts on the protrusions made on the flap of the front wall, forming a lock.

Wherein:

- the partition is formed by the left and right parts of the elements, respectively; on the right and left parts of the partition elements, respectively, there are holes for handles corresponding to the perforations on the side walls of the box;

- the bottom is formed by valves made on the lower side of the two side, front and rear walls;

- the bottom has a false bottom, an insert with an inclination;

- the cover is formed by valves made on the upper side of the side, front and rear walls.

The creation of a new utility model made it possible to develop a more advanced design that is reliable in operation and during transportation, the presence of a lock that increases the reliability of closing the lid of a cardboard box; partitions, reinforcing handles and overall structural rigidity during storage (stacking) and transportation; additional false bottom, sloping insert allowing liquid to flow faster to the outlet.

These features are essential and are interconnected with the formation of a stable set of essential features sufficient to obtain the desired technical result.

This utility model is illustrated by a specific example of execution, which, however, is not the only possible one, but clearly demonstrates the possibility of achieving the required technical result.

Implementation of the utility model.

The essence of the utility model is illustrated by the drawing, where:

in fig. 1 shows a blank of a cardboard box;

in fig. 2 - the left part of the partition elements;

in fig. 3 - the right side of the partition elements;

in fig. 4 - false bottom, liner with an inclination;

in fig. 5 is a top view of a liquid packaging.

The proposed packaging for liquids is a cardboard box made in the form of a parallelepiped formed by two side walls 1 and 2, front 3 and rear 4 walls, bottom and lid.

The bottom is formed by valves 5 and 6, made on the lower side of the two side walls and the valve 7 of the front wall, the valve 8 of the rear wall.

The lid is formed by two flaps 9 and 10 on the upper side of the front and rear walls and two flaps 11 and 12 on the upper side of the side walls. A valve 13 adjoins the side wall, designed to increase the rigidity of the structure.

The internal partition is made of two elements, each of which consists of three adjoining parts, the side edges of which are bent in different directions. The partition is formed respectively by the left 14 and right 15 parts of the elements. In the central upper part 16 and 17 of the elements, recesses 18 and 19 are made for the protrusions 20 and 21 made on the front wall flap; on the right 22 and left 23 parts of the partition elements, respectively, there are holes 24 and 25 for handles corresponding to the perforations 26 and 27 on the side walls of the box.

The perforated tabs 28 and 29 made on the top side and the back wall flap match the cuts on the projections 20 and 21 made on the front wall flap to form a lock.

The areas weakened by perforation in the form of circles 30 and 31 for bringing out the outlet taps and holes 26 and 27 for handles.

The bottom has a false bottom, an insert with a slope of 32.

Located in the box 33 flexible sealed containers 34 and 35 separated by a partition 36, each of which is equipped with an outlet cock 37 and 38 (Fig. 5).

Packaging for liquids is assembled from a flat cardboard blank as follows.

Along the inflection line, the side wall is bent at a right angle relative to the rear wall, and the front relative to the side wall. The side wall is bent at a right angle relative to the rear wall, and the side flap is bent relative to the side wall at an angle of 90°.

The valve is attached to the inner surface of the rear wall.

When assembling the bottom, the lower valve of the front wall is bent at a right angle. Then the valve of the back wall is bent at a right angle, and its petal is brought inward under the lower valve.

The side wall valve is bent at a right angle, and its petal is inserted inward under the valve. The side wall valve is bent at a right angle, and its petal is inserted into the valve (Fig. 1).

An internal partition made of two elements is installed. The partition itself is formed respectively by the left and right parts of the elements. The central parts of the elements with recesses for the protrusions are bent along the inflection line at a right angle and installed against the rear wall of the box. The right and left parts of the partition elements with holes for the handles are bent along the inflection line at a right angle and set to the corresponding perforations on the side walls of the box (Fig. 2 and 3).

A false bottom is placed at the bottom of the box, an insert with an inclination. The false bottom makes it possible to lay sealed containers on the bottom with a slope that allows the contents to flow out of the faucet spontaneously (Fig. 4)

The box is intended for the storage and use of separate liquids such as washing gel and fabric softener, placed in flexible sealed containers.

Each sealed container is equipped with an outlet cock. The front wall has areas weakened by perforation. Each area weakened by perforation consists of two parts - a circle and a rectangular part. When pressing on the circle, a hole is formed for the outlet valve. To remove the faucet from the box, lift the rectangular part, remove the faucet and fix it on the front wall of the box using special ring elements (not indicated in the drawing). Pouring liquid from a sealed container into a measuring cup is carried out by pressing a button on the faucet (Fig. 5).

After laying the sealed containers, the lid of the cardboard box is closed.

Along the inflection line, the upper flap of the side wall and the upper flap of the side wall are bent at a right angle. The back wall valve is bent along the inflection line at a right angle, then the front wall valve is bent along the inflection line at a right angle. The protrusions made on the valve are folded along the fold line at a right angle into the inside of the box through the perforation made on the fold of the tabs, while the tabs themselves are bent outward. The tongues are folded inside the perforation made on the fold of the projections, ensuring a secure closing of the lid, thereby forming a lock on the box. The cardboard box is closed. If it is necessary to remove sealed containers from a cardboard box, the steps are carried out in the reverse order.

The proposed packaging for liquids provides reliability, improves the performance of the product.

Claims (5)

1. Packaging for liquids, containing a cardboard box made in the form of a parallelepiped, formed by two side, front and rear walls, a bottom and a lid; internal partition; flexible sealed containers located in the box, each of which is equipped with an outlet cock; areas weakened by perforation, in the form of circles for bringing out the exhaust valves located on the front wall of the box; characterized in that the internal partition is made of two elements, each of which consists of three adjoining parts, the side edges of which are bent in different directions; areas weakened by perforation are located in the upper part of the side walls for holes for handles; the perforated tabs made on the top side and the flap of the back wall match the cuts on the protrusions made on the flap of the front wall, forming a lock. 2. Packaging for liquids according to claim 1, characterized in that the partition is formed by the left and right parts of the elements, respectively; on the right and left parts of the partition elements, respectively, there are holes for handles corresponding to the perforations on the side walls of the box. 3. Packaging for liquids according to claim. 1, characterized in that the bottom is formed by valves made on the underside of the two side, front and rear walls. 4. Packaging for liquids according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom has a false bottom, an insert with an inclination. 5. Packaging for liquids according to claim. 1, characterized in that the lid is formed by valves made on the upper side of the side, front and rear walls.

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