TH8229U - Containers for holding eggs - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (29/05/56) The egg container is made of a sheet of cardboard cut into a rectangular shape with a length corresponding to the number of eggs to be held. It consists of side wings, a bottom section (with at least two ventilation holes), a first side section, an upper egg support section, and a second side section. The lower egg support section has a number of holes for egg placement, equal to the number of holes in the upper egg support section. The upper egg support section is divided into at least two adjacent egg-holding compartments along its length, corresponding to the number of eggs to be held. Each compartment is square. The center of each compartment has a U-shaped cut with outward-spreading edges, and the ends of each cut are connected to a reinforced upper fold. The center edges of each connection are connected to a reinforced lower fold. The sides of each egg support compartment on the first and second side sections have triangular folds, the first and second triangular folds respectively. The egg container is a sheet of cardboard cut into a rectangular shape with dimensions... The length is determined by the number of eggs to be held. It consists of side wings, a bottom section (the bottom section having at least two air vents), a first side section, an upper egg support section, a second side section, and a lower egg support section. The lower egg support section has a number of egg-supporting holes equal to the number of egg-supporting holes in the upper egg support section. The upper egg support section is divided into at least two adjacent egg-supporting compartments along its length, according to the number of eggs to be held. Each egg-supporting compartment is square-shaped. The center of each egg-supporting compartment is cut in a U-shape with outward-spreading side edges, and the ends of each cut are connected to the upper reinforcing fold line. The center edges of each connection line are connected to the lower reinforcing fold line. On both sides of each egg-supporting compartment on the first and second side sections are the first and second triangular fold lines, respectively.

Claims (1)

1. The egg container is a rectangular piece of paper cut to the length of the desired number of eggs to be contained. It is characterized by the following: side wings (1) are connected along their length by a fold line (2) to one side of the bottom section (3). The bottom section (3) has at least two ventilation holes (4) to allow air to escape from the bottom of the eggs that have been placed in the container. The other side of the bottom section (3) is connected along its length by a fold line (2) to one side of the first side section (5), and the other side of the first side section (5) is connected along its length by a fold line (2) to one side of the top egg support section (6). The other side of the top egg support section (6) is connected along its length by a fold line (2) to one side of the second side section (7). The top egg support section (6) is divided into at least two adjacent egg-holding sections (8) along its length according to the desired number of eggs to be contained. Each egg-supporting section (8) is square and connected by minor fold lines (9). In the middle of each egg-supporting section (8) is a U-shaped cut line (10) with outward-facing side edges, and at both ends of each cut line (10) is connected to an upper auxiliary fold line (11), where each upper auxiliary fold line (11) is directed toward the upper corners of the egg-supporting section (8), and at the middle side edges of each cut line (10) is connected to a lower auxiliary fold line (12), where the fold line The bottom (12) lines are each directed toward the bottom corners of the egg support (8). On both sides of the egg support (8), each section on the first side (5) and the second side (7) is the first triangular fold line (13) and the second triangular fold line (14), respectively, whose ends on both sides of the first triangular fold line (13) and the ends on both sides of the second triangular fold line (14) are directed toward the corners of each sub-fold line (9) of the egg support (8), where between the ends of each sub-fold line (10) of the egg support (8) and the inner triangular corner of the first triangular fold line (13) and the inner triangular corner of the second triangular fold line (14) is connected to the transverse cross-section (15) on the other side of the second side (7) is connected along its lateral length. It is folded along its fold line (2) to one side of the lower egg support (16), where the lower egg support (16) has a number of lower egg support holes (17) equal to the number of egg support sections (8) of the upper egg support (6), and on the other side of the lower egg support (16) it is connected along its fold line (2) to one side of the raised wing section (18), where the raised wing section (18) is attached to the inner surface of the first side section (5) so that the lower egg support (16) floats above the lower section (3), and the side wing section (1) is attached to the outer surface of the second side section (7) to form a container for the eggs after each fold line (2) has been folded together.