US3700159A - Foldable container and blanks therefor - Google Patents
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- a receptacle such as'a container, b0x, tray,'or the like includes twoor more elements that are interconnected either in fixed, secured relationship, or for limited telescoping movement therebetween.
- the elements are each formed from a blank of foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like, and each has, in addition to a main panel, a first panel having a tab at one end thereof that is received between double walls of a second panel and is interconnected with one of said walls.
- boxes, containers, receptacles, or the like have been constructed in several different ways. For example, sometimes a blank of suitable material is cut to desired shape and then folded and the various element of the blank are then folded and secured together in desired relationship by suitable securing means such as glue, staples, stitching, and the like. While such containers are generally satisfactory, they are subject to the disadvantage that they require considerable space for storage while they are awaiting use and, additionally, may be irreparably damaged as a result of carelessness or accident while the assembled box is in storage and awaiting use.
- containers have been assembled by first cutting a blank to desired shape and to provide securing tabs'at desired locations.
- the blanks can be stored in a flat condition, and the container is not assembled until it is needed for use. Assembly of the container is achieved by folding the several portions of the cut and scored blank and then securing the container in its elected position by means of the securing tabs which are inserted into slits or slots cut in the blank at appropriate locations.
- a receptacle such as a container, box, tray, or the like, which may be either of the open or closed type, comprises at least two elements constructed of foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like which are cut and scored to define a main panelhaving a first panel portion foldably connected along one edge thereof and having an end of the first panel portion received and interconnected, either in slidable relation or in fixed secured relation, with one wall of a second panel portion also foldably connected to the main panel along an adjacent side thereof, said second panel portion having foldably connected inner and outer walls.
- foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like
- FIG. 1 is a plan view of a blank formed in accordance with the teachings of the present invention for use in forming container structure in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 2 is another blank in accordance with the present invention also for use in forming a container in accordance with the invention
- FIG. 3 is a view, partly broken, illustrating the manner of interconnection between portions of th blanks of FIGS. 1 and 2;
- FIG. 4 is a view illustrating an intermediate step in the folding and assembly of the blank of FIG. 1 in forming the container structure in accordance with the invention
- FIG. 5. is a view illustrating the manner of interconnecting the various portions of the blanks of FIG. 1 and 2;
- FIG. 6 is a plan view of still another blank in accordance with the invention.
- FIG. 7 is a view illustratingdiagrammatically how the blanks of FIG. 6 may be assembled in forming a container structure in accordance with the invention
- FIG. 8 is a view illustrating a container in accordance with the invention.
- a blank of foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like is indicated generally at 10.
- the blank is cut to'desired shape and scored to provide scorelines 11-15 inclusive which define the blank into a plurality of panels which include bottom panel l6,end 17, sides 18, 19, and auxiliary sides 20, 21.
- Sides 20, 21 have cut out portions defining slots 22, 23 that extend substantially the entire length of sides 20, 21 but terminate short of the ends thereof.
- End 17 has notched tabs 24, 25' at opposite ends thereof.
- blank 10 may be cut in single operation, for example, by a die following which the blanks may be stored and/or shipped in a flat condition until needed for use.
- a second blank 26 is cut from foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like to a desired shape and scored along scorelines 2730 inclusive which define a plurality of panels including bottom 31, end 32, auxiliary end 33, and sides 35, 36.
- Side 33 includes a cut out portion defining a slot 34 extending along the length of side 33 but terminating short of the ends thereof.
- Notched tabs 37, 38 are provided at opposite ends of side 35 and similar tabs 39, 40 are provided at opposite ends of side 36.
- FIG. 1 and 4 An intermediate step in the folding and assembly of the blank tab in forming a container in accordance with the present invention will be best understood by reference to FIG. 1 and 4.
- Auxiliary side 20 is folded upwardly and inwardly along scoreline 11, and auxiliary side 21 is similarly folded along scoreline 14.
- Side 18 is then folded upwardly and inwardly along scoreline 12, and side 19 is similarly folded along line 13.
- the blank 10 then is in the form of a U-shaped member which is open at both ends with sides 18, 19 upstanding from the bottom 16 and with auxiliary sides 20, 21 folded inwardly relative to sides 18, 19, respectively.
- End 17 is then folded upwardly and inwardly along line 15 and tabs 24, 25 are folded upwardly and inwardly along lines 11, 12, respectively. End 17 is then secured to the sides l8, 19.
- the blank 26 is folded, assembled and secured in essentially the same manner.
- Auxiliary end 33 is folded upwardly and inwardly along line 30, and end 32 is then folded upwardly and inwardly along line 29.
- Sides 35, 36 are then folded upwardly and inwardly along lines 27,- 28 respectively.
- Tabs 38, 40 are folded inwardly along line 29 and inserted between sides 32, 33 and through slot 34, thereby securing sides 35, 36 to the end 39 and completing the assembly of the second half of the container.
- the then'folded and assembled blanks and 26 are then connected together to form a telescoping container either in the form of a tray having an open top or a closeable box. This is accomplished by inserting tabs 37 and 39 between sides 18, 20 and 19, 21 and through the slots 22, 23, as illustrated in FIG. 3. If the assembled blanks l0 and 26 are thus connected together with both bottom panels 16 and3l at the bottom with the sides thereof upstanding therefrom, a telescoping tray having an open top is formed. If the blanks are relatively reversed so that 16 and 31 form a top and bottom, a telescoping boxlike container is formed. A container thus formed is shown in FIG. 5.
- FIG. 6 Still another blank in accordance with the invention is illustrated in FIG. 6.-
- the blank 26a is like blank 26 except that side36 and tabs 39, 40 are omitted. Folding, assembly, and securing of the side to the end is essentially like that described in connection with FIG. 4
- Auxiliary end 33 is folded upwardly and inwardly along line 30 and then side 32 is also folded upwardly and inwardly along line 29.
- Side 35 is then folded upwardly and inwardly along line 27 and is secured to the end by inserting tab 38 between ends 32, 33 and secured by in-
- the slotted auxiliary side or end portion has been described as being folded inwardly relative to the corresponding side or end to which it is attached.
- the resulting tray or container has smooth unbroken outer sides and ends and the slotted portions face inwardly of the container.
- a blank for a telescoping container comprising a main panel having first and second panels foldably connected thereto along one end and along one sid of said main anel res ectivel said first panel having a no ched tri l) foldably connected to one end thereof, and
- a third panel foldably connected to said second panel and parallel to said one side
- said third panel defining a tab-receiving slot extending longitudinally of said third panel and terminating adjacent the respective ends thereof.
- a container comprising a pair of blanks each having a bottom with upstanding walls foldably connected thereto,
- auxiliary wall portion foldably connected to one of the upstanding walls of one of said blanks, said auxiliary wall portion having a slot therein terminating short of the ends thereof,
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A receptacle such as a container, box, tray, or the like includes two or more elements that are interconnected either in fixed, secured relationship, or for limited telescoping movement therebetween. The elements are each formed from a blank of foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like, and each has, in addition to a main panel, a first panel having a tab at one end thereof that is received between double walls of a second panel and is interconnected with one of said walls.
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United States Patent Beigel [54] FOLDABLE CONTAINER AND BLANKS THEREFOR [72] Inventor: Raymond J. Beige], 505 Xenia Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45410 22 Filed: NOV.9, 1970 21 Appl.No.: 87,741
[52] US. Cl. ..229/19, 229/23 BT, 229/34 R [51] Int. Cl. ..B65d 5/32 [58] Field of Search ..229/19, 23 R, 23 A, 23 AB, 229/23 BT, 34 R [56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 948,967 2/1910 Child ..229/23 R X 2,100,711 11/1937 Drake ..229/23 R 911,304 2/1909 Henrich ..229/23 A 2,193,925
3/1940 Huye ..229/231A [451 Oct. 24, 1972 Ingram ..229/23 BT Martin ..229/23 BT Primary Examiner-Donald F. Norton Attorney-Irvin V. Gleim, Edward M. Tritle and Francis M. Crawford 571 ABSTRACT A receptacle such as'a container, b0x, tray,'or the like includes twoor more elements that are interconnected either in fixed, secured relationship, or for limited telescoping movement therebetween. The elements are each formed from a blank of foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like, and each has, in addition to a main panel, a first panel having a tab at one end thereof that is received between double walls of a second panel and is interconnected with one of said walls.
5 Claims, 8 Drawing Figures 24|912 PATENTEDH SHEET 3 [1F 3 C 9 I INVENTOR- PWMO/VD- u. BEIGEL jg. 5 BY FOLDABLE CONTAINER AND BLANKS THEREFOR BACKGROUND Heretofore, boxes, containers, receptacles, or the like have been constructed in several different ways. For example, sometimes a blank of suitable material is cut to desired shape and then folded and the various element of the blank are then folded and secured together in desired relationship by suitable securing means such as glue, staples, stitching, and the like. While such containers are generally satisfactory, they are subject to the disadvantage that they require considerable space for storage while they are awaiting use and, additionally, may be irreparably damaged as a result of carelessness or accident while the assembled box is in storage and awaiting use.
In other instances containers have been assembled by first cutting a blank to desired shape and to provide securing tabs'at desired locations. The blanks can be stored in a flat condition, and the container is not assembled until it is needed for use. Assembly of the container is achieved by folding the several portions of the cut and scored blank and then securing the container in its elected position by means of the securing tabs which are inserted into slits or slots cut in the blank at appropriate locations.
However, insofar as I am aware, none of the prior art containers or assembly methods were intended nor were they capable of being assembled to provide a container that provided for telescoping relative movement between various elements thereof. Accordingly, it is a principal object of the present invention to provide such a container and blank from which it may be manufactured.
SUMMARY In accordance with the present invention, a receptacle such as a container, box, tray, or the like, which may be either of the open or closed type, comprises at least two elements constructed of foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like which are cut and scored to define a main panelhaving a first panel portion foldably connected along one edge thereof and having an end of the first panel portion received and interconnected, either in slidable relation or in fixed secured relation, with one wall of a second panel portion also foldably connected to the main panel along an adjacent side thereof, said second panel portion having foldably connected inner and outer walls.
DESCRIPTION Other objects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a blank formed in accordance with the teachings of the present invention for use in forming container structure in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 2 is another blank in accordance with the present invention also for use in forming a container in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 3 is a view, partly broken, illustrating the manner of interconnection between portions of th blanks of FIGS. 1 and 2;
FIG. 4 is a view illustrating an intermediate step in the folding and assembly of the blank of FIG. 1 in forming the container structure in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 5. is a view illustrating the manner of interconnecting the various portions of the blanks of FIG. 1 and 2;
FIG. 6 is a plan view of still another blank in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 7 is a view illustratingdiagrammatically how the blanks of FIG. 6 may be assembled in forming a container structure in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 8 is a view illustrating a container in accordance with the invention.
As indicated in FIG. 1, a blank of foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like is indicated generally at 10. The blank is cut to'desired shape and scored to provide scorelines 11-15 inclusive which define the blank into a plurality of panels which include bottom panel l6,end 17, sides 18, 19, and auxiliary sides 20, 21. Sides 20, 21 have cut out portions defining slots 22, 23 that extend substantially the entire length of sides 20, 21 but terminate short of the ends thereof.
, End 17 has notched tabs 24, 25' at opposite ends thereof.
If desired, blank 10 may be cut in single operation, for example, by a die following which the blanks may be stored and/or shipped in a flat condition until needed for use.
A second blank 26 is cut from foldable material such as paperboard, cardboard, or the like to a desired shape and scored along scorelines 2730 inclusive which define a plurality of panels including bottom 31, end 32, auxiliary end 33, and sides 35, 36. Side 33 includes a cut out portion defining a slot 34 extending along the length of side 33 but terminating short of the ends thereof. Notched tabs 37, 38 are provided at opposite ends of side 35 and similar tabs 39, 40 are provided at opposite ends of side 36.
An intermediate step in the folding and assembly of the blank tab in forming a container in accordance with the present invention will be best understood by reference to FIG. 1 and 4. Auxiliary side 20 is folded upwardly and inwardly along scoreline 11, and auxiliary side 21 is similarly folded along scoreline 14. Side 18 is then folded upwardly and inwardly along scoreline 12, and side 19 is similarly folded along line 13. The blank 10 then is in the form of a U-shaped member which is open at both ends with sides 18, 19 upstanding from the bottom 16 and with auxiliary sides 20, 21 folded inwardly relative to sides 18, 19, respectively. End 17 is then folded upwardly and inwardly along line 15 and tabs 24, 25 are folded upwardly and inwardly along lines 11, 12, respectively. End 17 is then secured to the sides l8, 19. This is accomplished in accordance with the invention by inserting tab 25 between side 19 and the inwardly folded auxiliary side 21 and through slot 23, as shown in FIG. 4. Tab 24 is then inserted and secured in a similar manner relative to side 18 and slot 22. This completes the assembly of one-half of a container in accordance with the present invention.
The blank 26 is folded, assembled and secured in essentially the same manner. Auxiliary end 33 is folded upwardly and inwardly along line 30, and end 32 is then folded upwardly and inwardly along line 29. Sides 35, 36 are then folded upwardly and inwardly along lines 27,- 28 respectively. Tabs 38, 40 are folded inwardly along line 29 and inserted between sides 32, 33 and through slot 34, thereby securing sides 35, 36 to the end 39 and completing the assembly of the second half of the container.
The then'folded and assembled blanks and 26 are then connected together to form a telescoping container either in the form of a tray having an open top or a closeable box. This is accomplished by inserting tabs 37 and 39 between sides 18, 20 and 19, 21 and through the slots 22, 23, as illustrated in FIG. 3. If the assembled blanks l0 and 26 are thus connected together with both bottom panels 16 and3l at the bottom with the sides thereof upstanding therefrom, a telescoping tray having an open top is formed. If the blanks are relatively reversed so that 16 and 31 form a top and bottom, a telescoping boxlike container is formed. A container thus formed is shown in FIG. 5.
Still another blank in accordance with the invention is illustrated in FIG. 6.- The blank 26a is like blank 26 except that side36 and tabs 39, 40 are omitted. Folding, assembly, and securing of the side to the end is essentially like that described in connection with FIG. 4 Auxiliary end 33 is folded upwardly and inwardly along line 30 and then side 32 is also folded upwardly and inwardly along line 29. Side 35 is then folded upwardly and inwardly along line 27 and is secured to the end by inserting tab 38 between ends 32, 33 and secured by in- In all of the foregoing structures, the slotted auxiliary side or end portion has been described as being folded inwardly relative to the corresponding side or end to which it is attached. When this is done, the resulting tray or container has smooth unbroken outer sides and ends and the slotted portions face inwardly of the container. In certain of the structures described heretofore, it may be desirable to fold the slotted side or end outwardly to facilitate or permit insertion of a securing tab through the slot.
While particular embodiments of the invention have been illustrated and described, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the invention, and it is intended in the appended claims to cover all such changes and modifications which fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention.
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1. A blank for a telescoping container comprising a main panel having first and second panels foldably connected thereto along one end and along one sid of said main anel res ectivel said first panel having a no ched tri l) foldably connected to one end thereof, and
a third panel foldably connected to said second panel and parallel to said one side,
said third panel defining a tab-receiving slot extending longitudinally of said third panel and terminating adjacent the respective ends thereof.
2. Structure according to claim 1 wherein said first panel has a notched tab foldably connected to each end thereof.
3. Structure according to claim 1 wherein said main panel has a pair of said first panels foldably connected thereto along opposite sides thereof.
4. Structure according to claim 1 wherein said main panel has said second and third interconnected panels foldably connected thereto along opposite sides thereof.
5. A container comprising a pair of blanks each having a bottom with upstanding walls foldably connected thereto,
an auxiliary wall portion foldably connected to one of the upstanding walls of one of said blanks, said auxiliary wall portion having a slot therein terminating short of the ends thereof,
an upstanding wall of the other of said blanks disposed between said auxiliary wall portion and said one upstanding wall, and having a portiori" of said other upstanding wall interconnected with and slidably received in said slot for relative telescoping movement therewith.
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1. A blank for a telescoping container comprising a main panel having first and second panels foldably connected thereto along one end and along one side of said main panel respectively, said first panel having a notched tab foldably connected to one end thereof, and a third panel foldably connected to said second panel and parallel to said one side, said third panel defining a tab-receiving slot extending longitudinally of said third panel and terminating adjacent the respective ends thereof.
2. Structure according to claim 1 wherein said first panel has a notched tab foldably connected to each end thereof.
3. Structure according to claim 1 wherein said main panel has a pair of said first panels foldably connected thereto along opposite sides thereof.
4. Structure according to claim 1 wherein said main panel has said second and third interconnected panels foldably connected thereto along opposite sides thereof.
5. A container comprising a pair of blanks each having a bottom with upstanding walls foldably connected thereto, an auxiliary wall portion foldably connected to one of the upstanding walls of one of said blanks, said auxiliary wall portion having a slot therein terminating short of the ends thereof, an upstanding wall of the other of said blanks disposed between said auxiliary wall portion and said one upstanding wall, and having a portion of said other upstanding wall interconnected with and slidably received in said slot for relative telescoping movement therewith.
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