UA134819U - PACKAGING FOR VARIOUS PRODUCTS, ESPECIALLY CONFECTIONERY - Google Patents

Abstract

The package for various products, preferably food products, even more preferably confectionery products, contains an outer container and a tray that has many compartments containing these products, and is made rotatable inside said container. In this case, the tray contains an arrow with game indications, said outer container has at least one hole or said hole and a transparent part that makes available the product contained in the compartment so that it can be taken, and make visible from the outside indications of said game. The specified tray has a profiled part protruding on the surface or outside of the container, and which the consumer can take, and the specified tray is configured to rotate through the specified profiled part, which makes available a new product and at the same time makes visible from the outside a new indication. at least one hole or the specified hole and the transparent part.

Description

The utility model relates to "game packaging", ie packaging that can also be used as a game. The packaging described in this description of the utility model is intended for food products and, in particular, for confectionery products. However, it is clear that the ideas presented in this description can also be applied to other types of products.

In general, game packs are already known in the art. For example, known packages containing main containers or boxes formed by folded sheets of paper or cardboard, which are accordingly printed and designed in such a way that they can be reused as boards for board games. Again as an example, packages containing containers are also known, usually formed by folded sheets of paper or cardboard, which reproduce figurative elements that can be reused as game components.

In this context, the present utility model relates to a package that proposes to combine the selection of products contained therein and a game by providing the package with an entertainment function.

The utility model object is defined in point 1 of the utility model formula.

Additional features and advantages of the presented utility model will become apparent from the description with reference to the accompanying drawings, which should not be construed as limiting this description of the utility model, and in which: FIG. 1 explains the preferred embodiment of the package described in this description in an axonometric projection; fig. 2 explains the packaging of fig. 1 in a partially disassembled state; and fig. 35 and 35 are schematic illustrations of the application of the package described herein as a game.

In the description of the utility model, various specific details are illustrated to provide a more detailed understanding of embodiments of the utility model. Embodiments may be presented without one or more specific parts or in other ways, components or materials, etc. In other cases, known designs, materials, or operations are not illustrated or described in detail so as not to complicate understanding of various aspects of the utility model embodiment.

References used in this description are provided for convenience only and, therefore, do not limit the scope of protection or scope of embodiments of the utility model.

The packaging described in this description is packaging for various products. In the majority

Among the variants of the implementation of this useful model, the products are food products, even more preferably confectionery products. As indicated, the ideas presented in this description can in any case also be applied to other types of products.

In general, the package described in this description of the utility model contains: an outer container; and a tray having multiple compartments containing said products and rotatable within said container; at the same time, according to the useful model, the indicated tray contains an arrow with game indications; said outer container has at least one opening, or said opening and a transparent part, which make accessible the product contained in the compartment so that it can be taken, and make visible from the outside the indications of said game; said tray has a profiled part projecting from the surface or outside of the container and which can be grasped by the consumer, where the tray is rotatable through said profiled part, making available a new product and, at the same time, making a new indication visible from the outside, through said at least one hole, or a specified hole and a transparent part.

The game and its indications can be of different types.

Preferably, the game involves a challenge for one player or players that the player/players must complete in order to be able to take the product from the package.

For example, the game may include quizzes, riddles and puzzles, logic tests, etc. Alternatively, the game may require players to perform a sequence of actions or activities in the form of stunts or skill tests.

The above clues are the questions, instructions, and puzzles that make up the game.

In any case, in the mentioned packaging, the products are presented as prizes after passing various tests provided by the game.

The drawings explain the preferred embodiment of the packaging described in this description.

According to this embodiment, the outer container, denoted by item 2, consists of a box formed by a folded sheet of cardboard material so as to form a container closed on all sides.

The box can be closed by installing elements such as tabs in the slot to enable the box to be opened when, for example, the products in it have run out, so that the package can be refilled and reused for play, or by glue for a fixed closure.

With reference to fig. 2, the tray of the described package, indicated by item 4, is preferably instead formed from a thermoformed plastic material and has the shape of a wheel. In various preferred embodiments of the utility model, the tray 4 is formed from one layer of thermoformed plastic material, which defines at the same time a circular arrow with compartments 6 in the peripheral area, a flat surface 8 of a circular shape, limited by an arrow with compartments 6 and a central retaining element 12.

In fig. 1st ZA-3B presents compartments 6, which contain various types of P confectionery. In various preferred embodiments of the useful model, the box 2 may have a transparent part 28, made with the possibility of displaying a part of the arrow relative to the products P contained in the tray 4.

Mounted on the surface 8 of the tray is a disk 14, formed, for example, of cardboard material, on which the above-mentioned game indications are printed, indicated in the figures by the position

X, which are also located in accordance with the circular arrow, as well as the compartments 6. In various embodiments of the useful model, the disk 14 is installed on the tray 4 in a removable manner, for example, by slotting, so that it can be replaced by another disk. In this regard, the package described herein may have a plurality of discs, each of which has indications for a corresponding game, which are interchangeable in the tray 4 according to the game of interest.

The arrow with the indications and the arrow with the compartments have the same number, so that the indication is for each compartment.

The box 2 has on its upper surface 2A an opening 21 (Fig. 2), through which the central holding element 12 of the tray protrudes from the box. In various preferred embodiments of this utility model, the opening 21 and the retaining element 12 have corresponding circular profiles and are mutually engaged according to the rotary coupling, so that the tray 4 will be rotatably connected to the box 2. In further embodiments, the tray 4 can be installed with the possibility of rotation directly on the pin, which is attached to the

From the central position to the side of the box 2 opposite to the side from which the retaining element 12 protrudes. In addition, the box 2 has on its upper surface 2A two more holes 24 and 22, the first hole covers the disk 14 and the other covers the arrow of the compartment 6. Hole 22 designed to make the product available relative to a single compartment b so that it can be taken. The hole 24, on the other hand, is made in such a way that it makes the indications X, preferably only one, the arrows of the indications reproduced on the disk 14 visible from the outside.

Holes 22 and 24 are mutually located in such a way that the product P will be available and the indication X will be visible at the same time.

Obviously, the opening 22 forms a single point from which the products can be taken from the package. In various preferred embodiments of this useful model, the opening 22 can be closed with a removable cover element. In various preferred embodiments, the cover element is formed by the eye 26 (Fig. 2) and is placed on the box 2 through a perforated line, which at the time of use of the package can be simply torn off, thus opening the hole 22.

In addition, in various preferred embodiments of this utility model, instructions (not illustrated) may be directly printed on the front side of the box 2A, making the rules of the packaging game immediately apparent.

The embodiment illustrated above is a preferred embodiment of the utility model. However, alternative embodiments of this utility model that deviate from the configuration illustrated above can be envisioned. For example, in the first alternative embodiment, the box 2 has a single opening that covers both the arrow of the compartments b and the disc 14 so that only one product and one game indication can be seen. In the second alternative embodiment, the hole 22 is instead replaced by a transparent part which is part of the outer surface of the box. On the other hand, again in the preferred embodiment illustrated in this description, a transparent film covering the opening 24 is provided.

With reference to fig. According to and ZrYu, the method of application of the package involves the arbitrary rotation of the tray 4, the taking of a new product P and the indication of a new game under the corresponding holes 22 and 24.

However, it should be noted that there should preferably be a gap or clearance between the tray and the surrounding walls of the box for free movement of the tray. Therefore, the tray can be rotated, which actually allows it to spin freely, thus increasing the fun of playing with the packaging.

After the tray 4 has been rotated, the player must follow the game indication X on the disc 14, as shown through the opening 24, and if he passes the test indicated by the indication, he will be rewarded by taking the product that is contained in the compartment b installed below the opening 22.

Of course, without violating the principle of the utility model, the details of the design and the embodiment may vary, even significantly, relative to what has been illustrated in this description, solely as a non-limiting example without deviating from the scope of the utility model defined by the attached formula.

Claims (12)

USEFUL MODEL FORMULA 1. Packaging for various products, mainly food products, even more preferably confectionery, containing: outer container (2); and a tray (4), which has many compartments (b) containing the specified products (P), and is rotatable inside the specified container (2); which differs in that the specified tray (4) contains an arrow with game indications (X); and in that said outer container has at least one opening (22, 24) or said opening (22) and a transparent part, which make accessible the product contained in the compartment (b) so that it can be taken, and make the indications visible from the outside (X) the specified game; and in that said tray (4) has a profiled part (12) projecting on the surface or outside of the container (2) which the consumer can take hold of, and said tray is rotatable through said profiled part (12), which makes the new product (P) is available and, at the same time, makes the new indication (X) visible from the outside, through said at least one hole (22, 24), or said hole (22) and a transparent part. 2. Packaging according to claim 1, which is characterized by the fact that said container consists of a box (2) formed by a folded sheet of cardboard material. C. A package according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that said tray (4) is formed from a thermoformed plastic material. 4. The package according to point 3, which is characterized by the fact that the tray (4) is formed from one layer Zo of thermoformed plastic material, which defines a circular arrow relative to the specified compartments (b) in the peripheral area, a flat surface (8) of a circular shape, limited by the specified with an arrow relative to the compartments (6), and the central retaining element (12), which forms the specified part that the consumer can take on. 5. A package according to any of the previous items, characterized in that said container contains a first opening (22) located above said arrow relative to said compartments (b), which makes the product accessible relative to a single compartment (b) in such a way that it can be taken, and where said container (2) contains a second opening (24) located above said game indication arrow (X), which makes visible from the outside multiple indications relative to said arrow, preferably a single indication (X). 6. The package according to any of the previous items, which is characterized by the fact that a gap or clearance is provided between the specified tray (4) and the surrounding walls of the specified container (2) for the free rotation of the specified tray relative to the walls of the specified container. 7. The package according to claim 2, which is characterized by the fact that at least one opening (22, 24), or the specified opening (22) and the specified transparent part, and the specified profiled part (12) are located on the upper wall of the specified box (2), and by the fact that on the outside of the said wall are printed instructions regarding the rules of the game with the said package. 8. A package according to any of the previous items, characterized in that said at least one opening (22, 24) or said opening (22) is closed by a removable covering element. 9. The package according to claim 2, which is characterized in that said at least one opening (22,24) or said opening (22) is first closed by means of a tab (26) located on said box (2) with a perforated line. 10. A package according to any of the preceding items, characterized in that said tray (4) has a central retaining element (12) and said container has an opening (21) through which the retaining element can protrude from the container, said retaining the element (12) and the specified hole (21) have corresponding circular profiles and are mutually engaged according to the rotary coupling for connecting the specified tray (4) in a rotational manner with the specified container (2). 11. A package according to any of the preceding items, characterized in that said game indication arrow (X) is reproduced on a disk (14) mounted on said tray (4) in a removable manner. 12. A package according to claim 11, characterized in that it has a plurality of discs with game indications that can be installed on said tray interchangeably. o Te Sho shi u what i ru xx kit spol s sht y ha i ra rn ay Mak mche what i sho i i i 7 5 ih et di I Ki y y TV in : x Show about y g. y tn, " o ee: SHYN Y shi o i AN, A ve SHK; g Sho i ANNI i she vi A 0 i XE i Fig, 1 i Shi r Shi che i K Pd - i I 4 She Kei ten Z Sha i Y shen Mane v i Bo ka Z Board x i-y sh mya va y I re ON no: Y vovi 14 x mazi i NN nan sche Ka i Pre i za Uzh i i x Teny o: nn B o Kann - ach yi Na ni a o nn in NIH Sho Shi anna kN a i M i o VENI od sha ke She g I her i. nn u UT Y SHYTY I TT She py i I M rasus sia Z GU SHO i kyu vera y M Me kozh yo Esh PE V ni ek pad Ne Ku h Ya ren g remni y i pi i ve g iya ey . And Kk. 5 A x Zeshym, I a SYA s nn ny Y re -e Z 7 m WE SM blow it Don cha Fig. 2