TH8604Y - Containers for ready-to-eat snacks. - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (24/07/56) This container for ready-to-eat snacks consists of side panels made of paper, tapering more at the bottom than at the top. Each side panel is divided into five lengthwise sections by vertical folds to form sections one, two, three, four, and five. Ventilation holes are cut into the bottom of each side panel. The bottom edge of each side panel forms a support structure to form the base of the container. The top edge of section one is folded and connected to inner cover section one, and the top edge of section five is folded and connected to inner cover section two. The top edge of section two is folded and connected to outer cover section one, the top edge of section four is folded and connected to outer cover section two, and the top edge of section three is folded and connected to inner cover section three. A curved opening is cut in the middle of outer cover section one to accommodate the top end of outer cover section two. The container for ready-to-eat snacks consists of side panels made of paper, tapering narrower at the bottom than at the top. Each side panel is divided into five lengthwise sections by vertical folds to form sections one, two, three, four, and five. Ventilation holes are cut into the bottom of each side panel. Along the bottom edge of each side panel, a support structure is built to form the base of the container. The top edge of section one folds securely to inner cover section one, and the top edge of section five folds securely to inner cover section two. The top edge of section two folds securely to outer cover section one, the top edge of section four folds securely to outer cover section two, and the top edge of section three folds securely to inner cover section three. A curved opening is cut in the center of outer cover section one to accommodate the top end of outer cover section two.

Claims (1)

1. A container for ready-to-eat snacks, consisting of a side body (1) made of paper sheets with the bottom end narrower than the top end, where each side body (1) is divided into five lengthwise sections by vertical folds (2) to form the first (3), second (4), third (5), fourth (6), and fifth (7) sides of the side body (1) around all four sides of the ready-to-eat snack container. The edges of the first (3) side body and the edges of the fifth (7) side body are joined together by an adhesive to form the side walls of the ready-to-eat snack container. The bottom of the side body (1) is perforated with several ventilation holes (20), and the bottom edge along the length of the side body (1) forms a bottom support (21) to form the bottom support of the ready-to-eat snack container. The base of the container (22) is a circular paper sheet with an inner diameter that corresponds to The bottom edge of the molded snack container is formed into a ready-to-use container, with the base edge (22) forming a fin (23) to form a backing that is attached to the bottom support (21) of the side body (1) with adhesive. Specifically, the top edge of the first side (3) is folded to the first inner cover (8) with an upward curved fold line (9), and the top edge of the fifth side (7) is folded to the second inner cover (10) with an upward curved fold line (9) as well. The end edges of the first inner cover (8) and the end edges of the second inner cover (10) are joined together with adhesive to form the side walls of the inner cover of the snack container. The first inner cover (8) is folded to the second inner cover (10). The first outer casing (11) is folded inward by an inward-angled fold (12), which divides the first inner casing (8) into two sections by an outward-angled fold (13) that forms an acute angle with the inward-angled fold (12), where the inner corner between the upward-angled fold (9) and the outward-angled fold (13) is cut out as an arch (14) for ventilation. The second inner casing (10) is folded and connected to the second outer casing (15) by an inward-angled fold (12), which divides the second inner casing (10) into two sections by an outward-angled fold (13) that forms an acute angle with the inward-angled fold (12), where the inner corner between the upward-angled fold (9) and the outward-angled fold (13) is cut out as an arch (14) for ventilation. The top edge of the second side section (4) is folded inward to the first outer cover section (11) with an inverted curved fold line (16), in which the middle of the first outer cover section (11) is perforated with a curved opening (17) to serve as a support for fitting onto the top end of the second outer cover section (15), and at the top of the second side section (4) there is an additional inverted curved fold line (18) to help set up as the top edge of the second side section (4). The top edge of the fourth side section (6) is folded inward to the second outer cover section (15) with an inverted curved fold line (16), and at the top of the fourth side section (6) there is an additional inverted curved fold line (18) to help set up as the top edge of the fourth side section (6), and the top edge of the third side section (5) is folded inward to the third inner cover section (19) with an inverted curved fold line (9), with both sides of the third inner cover section (19) being An inward slant fold (12) that folds together with the first outer cover (11) and the second outer cover (15), to which the third inner cover (19) is divided into three sections by an outward slant fold (13) that forms an acute angle with the inward slant (12), in which the inner corner between the inward slant fold (9) and the outward slant fold (13) is cut off to form an arch (14) for ventilation.