RU92409U1 - CONFECTIONERY CONTAINER - Google Patents

Abstract

A container for confectionery products made of one sheet of paper having an inner part forming a base and an external forming wall, characterized in that it has four long cuts along the long side from the edge to the border of the inner section, continuing the border of the long side of the inner section, long the sides of the walls overlap behind the short sides and have short cutouts at the ends of the connecting parts to form a lock.

Description

Utility Model Description

The invention relates to the field of packaging of finished confectionery products and can be used as a solid container for packaging flour confectionery products, sweets, fruits.

Known packaging for flour confectionery (patent No. 39874 RU, 2004.04.28), having the form of a glass closed on top. The packaging is made of dense elastic material, an image is applied to the outer surface. The disadvantage of this invention is the low stability, since the lower perimeter is less than the upper. A known package for packaging confectionery products (patent No. 29915 RU, 2003.01.21) containing the outer and inner shells. The outer shell of the bag is formed from a tape paper blank, divided into sections, two upper, two middle and bottom. The latter is located in the middle of the ribbon paper blank and is separated from the middle parts by two fold lines. The inner shell is made of a transparent elastic material and is formed in the form of a closed flattened container, the upper part of which is located between the combined upper parts of the tape paper blanks, interconnected by fasteners. A curly hole is made in the upper part of the package, and a curly viewing window is made in the middle part of the front side of the outer shell. Images may also be applied to the outer shell.

The closest analogue is a container for food products (patent RU No. 53268, 10.10.2005), consisting of two parts, a bottom part and a lid. These parts are made in the form of open cylinders or cones inverted relative to each other. The parts are connected along the open perimeter, and there is the possibility of their locking connection, there are handles, and protrusions are made at the bottom of the bottom to fix the upstream container from horizontal movements when the containers are installed on top of each other.

The disadvantage of this analogue is the complexity of manufacturing the product.

Known cutting packaging for confectionery products (patent No. 17701С1, RU, 13.11.2000), made in the form of a flat cutting figured part having seven rectangular sections separated on adjacent sides by a bending line with lower strength properties than the rest of the section. The sections form the base, walls and lid of the package. The cover is made by connecting the sixth and seventh sections of a rectangular shape to each other, on the seventh section of a rectangular shape, a tongue is made to connect to the corresponding wall of the package, on the first, second, fourth sections of a rectangular shape on the side of the cover, shaped valves are made - first, second and third, from the base side, the fourth, fifth and sixth valves, while the fourth and sixth valves are made with additional valves for connecting, respectively, with the second and third sections of the rectangular the details of the part for forming a rectangular parallelepiped, while the first, second, third and fourth sections of a rectangular shape are made with oblong holes located on the base side, along the longitudinal axis of the oblong holes in these sections a bending line is made with the possibility of forming curly protrusions on the sides of the walls of the package in in the form of legs, a seventh valve is made in the first rectangular section to connect to the fourth rectangular sections to form a rectangular pa allelepipeda.

The aim of the invention is to expand the range of packaging for confectionery products and simplify their production.

The goal is achieved by manufacturing a container from one sheet of paper with a density of 150 g / m2 or more. The blank, which is a sheet of thick paper, is divided into sections, namely, the inner rectangular section A, Fig. 1, and the outer B, Fig. 1. The simplicity of manufacture lies in the fact that the container is formed when the workpiece is bent along the boundary of the inner section, while the inner section itself forms the bottom of the container, and the outer one forms the walls. Four long cuts are made in the blank so that the long sides of the outer section are joined by overlapping short sides when bending. Moreover, in the connecting parts at the ends, short cuts are also made to form a castle. These cutouts can be made so that the container is given some form, for example, the shape of a boat (Fig. 2). Thus, the container becomes sustainable and aesthetically pleasing. In addition, the paper from which the container is made may be colored, any image may be applied to the outer surface of the container.

Utility Model Implementation

The container is made of a sheet of paper with a density of 150 g / m2 or more. The paper may be colored; some image may be applied to the surface of the paper. The container blank is conditionally divided into an internal rectangular section A, Fig. 1, and external B, Fig. 1. Cutouts are made in the blank, in four places along the long side from the edge to the border of the inner section, continuing the boundary of the long side of the inner section, as well as four small cuts directed in the same direction on the outer section of the blank. The workpiece is bent along the boundary of the inner section by raising the outer sections, thus forming the walls of the container. The cut lines are indicated by a solid line in Figure 1. The workpiece is bent along the boundary of the inner section by raising the outer sections, thus forming the walls of the container. Fold lines are indicated in Figure 1 by a dash-dot line. The long sides of the outer section overlap behind the short sides. Small cutouts in the outer section are made so that locks are formed on the short sides of the container. Thus, when collecting the container, it is necessary to connect points 1 and 2, 3 and 4 in accordance with Figure 1.

Description of drawings

Figure 1 shows a drawing of a workpiece for a container with marked bending lines (dash-dotted lines) and a cut (solid lines). The letter A denotes the inner portion of the workpiece, which forms the bottom of the container. B - the outer part of the workpiece, forming the wall. When collecting the container, points 1 and 2, 3 and 4, respectively, are connected.

Figure 2 shows the assembled container for confectionery.

Claims (1)

A container for confectionery products made of one sheet of paper having an inner part forming a base and an external forming wall, characterized in that it has four long cuts along the long side from the edge to the border of the inner section, continuing the border of the long side of the inner section, long the sides of the walls overlap behind the short sides and have short cutouts at the ends of the connecting parts to form a lock.