SU28871A1 - Cigarette box - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to cigarette boxes provided with a cutout for grabbing cigarettes, and is intended to keep cigarettes from rolling by using teeth located on the edges of the notches. It is known that; after removing one or two cigarettes from a regular type of cigarette boxes, the remaining papyrus with free movement causes tobacco to be pushed out and spoiled ends. Then, when several cigarettes are removed, also in boxes of the usual type, adapted to accommodate twenty cigarettes arranged in two rows of ten pieces in each, the remaining cigarettes are arranged so that when opened, the box rolls out and is damaged. According to the invention, the cigarette box has one or two pockets, each adapted to accommodate one row of cigarettes, so disposed that their longitudinal axes are parallel to the bending line of the portion of the box that opens the pocket. The pockets are adapted to accommodate an appropriate number of cigarettes and are interconnected.

moving so that they allow the location of open pockets in the same plane, in which position their open ends are located opposite each other,. and in the case of a closed box, the connecting pockets portion is located across the open ends of the pocket, and the device of each pocket allows one row of cigarettes to be placed in it, the axes of which are parallel to the fold line of the pocket opening part and has one of the widest each pocket has a neckline that makes it easier to remove cigarettes from the box.

In FIG. 1 depicts a perspective view of the proposed cigarette box; FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a cigarette box with a modified device for holding cigarettes; FIG. 3- a cigarette box in expanded form; FIG. 4 a modification of the cordbut shown in FIG. 2; FIG. 5 is a cross section of it.

The proposed cigarette box (fig. 1-3), made from a rectangular piece of paper, cardboard, straw mesh or other material, is provided with

in the middle of the length are two notches /, laid out on each side of it and having dimensions corresponding to the diameter and two diameters of the cigarettes for which the box is intended. The cutouts 7 divide a piece of material into two rectangular parts located on both sides of the central part 2, each of which is bent in the middle of its length 3 to form a / -shaped pocket having a thickness slightly less than the diameter of a cigarette, enlarged by a size somewhat smaller than the double diameter of the cigarette to be packed. Each / -shaped pocket undergoes folding and folding operations in which the sides 5 of the wide pocket 6 are folded upwards, after which the sides 4 of the pocket ends are also folded upward in the direction of the dissolution of the pocket, and the sides 7 sides 5 for interconnecting the latter. Each end of a rectangular piece of material from which a double-pocket box is folded is provided with lobed cuts 9 with a length slightly shorter than the wide side 8 of the folded pocket and wide enough for an adult's thumb to reach when removing cigarettes. Due to the fact that the size of the sides of the pocket is somewhat smaller than the size of the diameter of a cigarette, in a filled cigarette. the box, the sides of the pocket slightly compress the ends of the cigarettes, which prevents them from moving. The notches 9, which are located in one of the wide sides of the pocket, are provided with teeth 18 along one or both edges lying transversely to the axis of the cigarette, each recess partially covering one cigarette lying in the pocket, and the free ends of the pocket are bent and placed in spaces between adjacent cigarettes and serve as an obstacle to the movement of cigarettes when removing their neighboring cigarettes.

The modified cigarette box (Fig. 2) has cutouts with tabs 20,

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which are folded over so that a part of the pocket material lies in the space between two adjacent cigarettes, keeping the latter in a certain position inside the pocket. Boxes with double pockets and boxes with ordinary pockets to accommodate one row of cigarettes, with the axis of the latter parallel to the dissolution of the pocket, have a connecting part 21 of the pocket with a length corresponding to the closing of the dissolution of the pocket so that in the normal position close the opening corresponding to the cutout on the wide side pocket. In the embodiment of the tissue box shown in FIG. 3, 4 and 5, the strip 22, which is formed in the manufacture of the cutout 9, remains connected at the inner end with the box and bent inside the box to form the partition 23. Thus, the cigarettes placed inside the box are lying on the upper side of the strip 22, A cigarette located at the top of each pocket presses a strip, causing it to touch the bonded end of the pocket. If all the cigarettes are removed from the pocket, with the exception of one, the strip 22 can be stretched in the direction of the open part of the pocket, which makes it easier to remove the last cigarette from the pocket; The end of the strip 22 is also folded up and placed between the third and fourth cigarettes of each pocket, which ensures a comfortable grip with the index and thumb.

The subject of the patent.

1. A tissue box provided for capturing cigarettes, characterized in that the strip 22 (Fig. 3 formed during the manufacture of the notch 9 remains connected at the inner end with the Box and bent inside the box to form the partition 23 (Fig. 4 and 5 ).

2. Variation of the box described in paragraph 2, characterized in that in order to keep the cigarettes from rolling, instead of the partition 23, the teeth of the teeth 18 on the edges of the cuts 9 (Fig. 1) or the cuts 20 cut in the wall 19 (Fig. 2) are replaced.

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