WO2005012130A1 - Mehrlochsteige - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D71/00—Bundles of articles held together by packaging elements for convenience of storage or transport, e.g. portable segregating carrier for plural receptacles such as beer cans or pop bottles; Bales of material
- B65D71/70—Trays provided with projections or recesses in order to assemble multiple articles, e.g. intermediate elements for stacking
- B65D71/72—Trays provided with projections or recesses in order to assemble multiple articles, e.g. intermediate elements for stacking formed by folding one or more blanks, the articles being inserted in openings in a wall
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- the present invention relates to a multi-hole tray for containers such. B. yogurt cup or the like, according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Such multi-hole trays are used for holding and transporting food cups such.
- Filled multi-hole trays are stacked on pallets, transported and wrapped in shrink wrap, for example, and stored in the shop.
- Such multi-hole trays must therefore firstly ensure sufficient stability both in themselves and in the stacked arrangement in order to prevent damage to the food cups during transport.
- a stackable crate is known from G 85 07 721.6, in which cranks are also set up by folding the outer edge regions inside by approximately 90 °, the crests being integrally connected to the rest of the material.
- This configuration also has the disadvantage of a very low rigidity and a complex advertising preparation of the outside of the unfolded tray.
- the degree of material utilization is comparatively moderate in the case of the aforementioned crates.
- the present invention has for its object to provide a novel multi-hole crate of the generic type, which has a significantly improved rigidity with increased Degree of material utilization (material reduction) guaranteed.
- the multi-hole cradle should ensure relief of the cup.
- the present invention is achieved in the generic multi-hole cradle in that a stabilizing web connecting the bottom to the upper part is provided between at least two rows of at least partially delimited holes.
- the stabilizing web therefore runs, so to speak, between two rows of holes (possibly with interruptions) through the multi-hole platforms, connects the webs to one another and thus ensures a significantly higher deflection stiffness, torsional stiffness and compared to the known multi-hole platforms, in which stabilization only takes place in the edge area Stiffness parallel to the plane of the floor.
- the stabilizing web can run essentially continuously between two rows of holes.
- the stabilization bar can also be interrupted, but the necessary stabilization is still guaranteed.
- the invention also enables material savings of up to 40% compared to conventional blanks.
- the stabilizing web is expediently formed by folding two folding surfaces against one another, which extend parallel to one side of the blank.
- the two aforementioned folding surfaces are expediently glued to one another after unfolding.
- the stabilizing bar is therefore a two-layer structure that connects the bottom and the upper part equally.
- the blank comprises three folding surfaces, two lateral folding surfaces being foldable against a central folding surface.
- the Lateral folding surfaces are connected to the respective webs, so that the webs are folded at a distance from the floor.
- a stabilizing web is provided between all rows of holes, whereby an optimal rigidity can be achieved.
- the stabilizing web is aligned with the cut so that it runs parallel to the row of holes with the larger number of holes, an optimal degree of utilization of material is given.
- the folding surfaces are each above a crease line, for. B. a line comprising perforations or a line with a lower material thickness, in connection.
- support tabs can be provided in the region of the stabilizing webs, which, when the crate is erected, move upwards, ie. H. are only aimed at adjacent crates lying on top and ensure absorption and introduction of the force into the crate. As a result, the overall cohesion of the stacked crates is improved and subsequent impairment of the goods to be transported is excluded.
- Another embodiment of the present invention is characterized in that two stabilizing webs are provided next to one another. On the one hand, this increases the rigidity of the crates, on the other hand, a target dividing line can also be provided between the two stabilizing webs, so that the crates can be entangled in smaller crates with little effort.
- the folding surfaces of the respective stabilizing webs adjacent to such a dividing line are expediently not connected to one another, so that the tray can only be separated along the desired dividing line.
- the two folding surfaces adjacent to the target dividing line are connected to one another via separable bonds. If necessary, they can be separated together with the target dividing line for separation.
- the separation of such trays into smaller trays can thus be carried out at any time during the use of the tray with the multi-hole tray according to the invention be carried out, for example by the buyer, the retailer or - if desired - also by the producer before dispatching to the trade.
- folds are expediently provided in the corner area, in which two surfaces are folded against one another and connected, preferably glued. This ensures an increase in corner stability.
- the blank has an edge area, which in the folded state is directed outwards with its top side corresponding to the top side of the bottom, an advertising print on the top side of the bottom can thereby be carried out simultaneously for the externally visible side area. In this way, the clearly visible top of the blank can be printed.
- planar blank is expediently provided on the upper side thereof, ie. H. printed on the top of the bottom.
- a flap is folded upwards and the adjacent flap is folded down on the outside. Then both flaps are glued together after an offset has been made by erecting the tray. This also results in a special bracing of the crate.
- a partial web can be provided at least between two holes lying next to one another in a row, said web extending over a partial area in the transverse direction of the row of holes.
- the holes are only partially limited. This results in a particularly high torsional stiffness, since the floor is not interrupted in the transverse direction. This also has the advantage that the continuous floor is available as a large area for advertising printing.
- the partial web can expediently be connected to the ground via a supporting web, so that the partial web has a stable hold.
- a plurality of part and support webs leads to an increase in the overall stability of the multi-hole trays.
- the support web can run essentially parallel to the stabilization webs.
- the support web thus runs essentially vertically between the upper part and the floor, which in turn leads to an increase in the torsional rigidity parallel to the plane of the floor. But it is also possible that the support web runs obliquely to the upper part and the floor.
- projections may be provided in the region of the upper part, in particular for holding a container laterally.
- these projections can be provided in the area of the partial webs, with which the partial webs fulfill a double function, namely the holding of a container on the one hand and the increase in the rigidity of the tray on the other hand. It is particularly expedient if the projections have a curved contour so that the cup to be used can be stabilized particularly well in its position.
- a crate with the above-described part webs is characterized by its increased material savings of around 28% compared to conventional crates.
- the part and support webs can be arranged such that they are positioned directly opposite one another in a row of holes, in particular in an inner row. This is associated with the advantage that the projections described above in the region of the partial webs stabilize the position of the container used from both sides equally. This can also increase the stability of the entire crate.
- the part and support webs can only be provided on the side of the edge regions.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the tray provides that at least one transverse stabilizing web is provided transversely to the stabilizing webs.
- the transverse stabilization web is arranged essentially perpendicular to the stabilization web and also runs between two rows of holes arranged one behind the other. This further increases the torsional rigidity and the load-bearing capacity of the multi-hole trays.
- the transverse stabilization web can advantageously be separable at a desired dividing line.
- the multi-hole tray can be divided into smaller trays at the target dividing line in a few simple steps.
- the folding surfaces adjacent to the target dividing line can e.g. B. be connected only in its lower region via a line comprising a perforation. Additionally or alternatively, the two folding surfaces can be connected to one another via a separable adhesive. A separation of the cross stabilization bar can thus be carried out as with the stabilization bars described above.
- the areas of the multi-hole trays arranged on both sides of the transverse stabilization bar can be pivoted relative to one another, so that the multi-hole trays can be arranged on a roof-shaped base or the like in such a way that the two areas of the multi-hole trays are arranged obliquely to one another and each point in a different direction. This can be advantageous for the presentation of the containers arranged in the multi-hole tray.
- support straps can be provided in the area of at least part of the transverse stabilization bar, which, when the multi-hole trays are unfolded, ensure that the multi-hole trays are supported to the multi-hole tray arranged above, like the support tabs already described on the stabilization bars. As a result, a sufficient distance is maintained between the crates arranged above and the containers provided in the crate below and the containers are not impaired by the weight of the crates arranged above.
- a partial web is provided in the area of the partially delimited holes, which extends over a partial area in the transverse direction of a row of holes.
- the respective partial web is advantageously connected to the floor via a supporting web.
- the support bar also leads to a better hold of the cup and one increased stabilization and torsional rigidity of the entire crate.
- the cups placed thereon also ensure that the cups hold better.
- the partial web or the supporting web can expediently be arranged in the middle of a partially delimited hole. This has the advantage that the cups used are evenly stabilized in their position on both sides.
- the support web can run obliquely inwards from the partial web to the floor, as a result of which the cups used have an even better hold and are optimally secured against slipping.
- the width of the support web towards the floor can increase and z. B. be trapezoidal. This training also ensures a particularly stable fit of the cups.
- the partial and support webs are arranged directly opposite each other in every second row of partially delimited holes.
- the part and support webs can only be arranged directly opposite one another in the outer rows of a tray in order to achieve a symmetrical structure of the tray and an even distribution of forces, in particular when cups are used.
- a further advantageous embodiment variant provides that the stabilizing web is interrupted in sections at least on one side.
- the stabilizing web is only made up of partial webs or folding surface sections, which is sufficient for stabilizing the multi-hole trays and increasing the rigidity.
- the advantage of this design variant is that less material is required and the multi-hole cradle is even lighter.
- the stabilizing web can be completely interrupted in some areas or only interrupted on one side, in particular alternately with the adjoining side, so that overall there is still a continuous stabilizing web.
- the stabilizing web can advantageously be interrupted by webs provided between the containers. The webs are thus worked out of the stabilization web and thus become part of the upper part.
- webs can also be provided at the edge region, between which the containers can be positioned.
- These webs can be designed, at least in some areas, like the webs arranged on the stabilization web, so that the containers used are stabilized in the same way both in the central region and in the edge region.
- the edge area can additionally be covered by an edge-side flap which is joined to the areas remaining between the webs and thus extends between the bottom and the upper part.
- two adjacent webs can each form an at least partially delimited hole for receiving a container.
- the containers are supported directly by the webs, so that a particularly good hold is guaranteed.
- the webs pointing to the stabilization web on both sides are offset from one another, so that they remain firmly connected to the stabilization web.
- the asymmetry formed by the offset arrangement of the webs also leads to an increase in the torsional stiffness of the multi-hole platforms.
- the webs can only be slightly or completely offset from one another so that their adjacent sides no longer overlap.
- the webs arranged on two adjacent, in particular parallel, stabilizing webs or the webs arranged on a stabilizing web and the adjoining edge region can be directly opposite one another, so that the freely projecting ends of the webs can be connected to one another and can be connected to them Stabilize wise.
- the webs can overlap at their free end regions, so that they can be joined together in a stable manner.
- the webs can be glued together at their free, overlapping end regions.
- the webs on the stabilization webs, or the webs opposite on a stabilization web and the opposite edge area, cannot overlap either, the free ends of which can each be connected to the floor with a connecting strap.
- FIG. 1 shows a plan view (FIG. 1A) of a blank for producing a first embodiment of the multi-hole crate according to the invention and a partial sectional view (FIG. 1B) along the line A-A in FIG. 1A;
- 2 shows a top view (FIG. 2A) of a second embodiment of the multi-hole crate according to the invention before separation (FIG. 2A), a partial sectional view (FIG. 2A) along line BB in FIG. 2A and after separation (FIG. 2 C);
- 3 shows a third embodiment of the multi-hole crate according to the invention before separation (FIG. 3 A) and after separation (FIG. 3 B); 4 shows a top view (FIG.
- FIG. 4 A shows a plan view of a blank for producing a fifth embodiment of the multi-hole crate according to the invention
- 6 shows a plan view of a blank for producing a sixth embodiment of the multi-hole crate according to the invention
- 7 shows a plan view of a blank for producing a seventh embodiment of the multi-hole crate according to the invention
- 8a shows a plan view of a blank for producing an eighth embodiment variant of the multi-hole crate according to the invention
- 8b is a sectional view of the folded multi-hole crate according to FIG.
- FIG. 8 along the line D - D; 9 shows a plan view of a blank for producing a further embodiment variant of the multi-hole crate; 10 shows a plan view of a blank for producing a further embodiment variant of the multi-hole crate; 11a shows a plan view of a blank for producing a further embodiment variant of the multi-hole crate; Fig. 11b is a plan view of the erected multi-hole crate according to Fig. 11a and
- 11c is a top view of the erected multi-hole crate according to FIGS. 11a and b with cups inserted.
- Reference number 1 in FIG. 1A denotes the flat blank for producing a first embodiment of the tray according to the invention. This is expediently a material which is provided with corresponding punchings or partial punchings.
- the roughly drawn, continuous lines shown in FIGS. 1-7 show punchings, whereas roughly drawn but interrupted lines with a continuous fine line represent partial punchings for generating kink lines.
- the packaging material blank has a bottom 2, which can be seen in a top view of FIG. 1.
- This floor 2 is provided with an advertising print, not shown, over the entire surface or over part of the surface.
- Areas (in the flat state) are provided in the base 2, which are provided as the upper part 3 and are arranged at a different height from the level of the base 2 after the blank has been unfolded to produce the multi-hole trays.
- This upper part 3 comprises individual webs 4, two adjacent webs 4 each having a hole for receiving a container, such as. B. form a yogurt cup.
- curved areas are also provided, which are arranged offset to the associated inner webs 4 in the flat state of the blank. 1 has two
- Each stabilizing web 7 is formed between the folding surfaces 8 and 9, the folding surface between the folding surfaces 8 and 9 being pulled upwards during the unfolding of the multi-hole crate according to FIG. 1B, so that the two folding surfaces 8 and 9 come into mutual contact.
- a further folding surface 10 which connects the web 4 to the folding surface 9 as a flap, is folded in, so that, according to FIG. 1B, the fold line between the folding surface 10 and the web 4 in this case is at the same height as the fold line between the Folding surfaces 8 and 9 lies.
- Part of the stabilizing web 7 is an approximately half-high folding surface 20 at the beginning of the web 4, which is folded against the folding surface 8.
- an attached folding surface 21 of the base 2 is folded against the edge region 11 and, if necessary, glued.
- the small side areas 11, which are parallel to the reinforcing webs 7, are folded down by 90 °, so that the printed side is visible from the outside.
- edge flaps are folded down and - after the offset has been eliminated - glued to the edge flap 18 folded upwards.
- the corner flap 19 is folded about 90 ° and also glued to the edge flap 18.
- each stabilizing web 7 is each arranged to run in the transverse direction (cf. FIG. 2A).
- each stabilizing web 7 consists of a folding surface 8 and a folding surface 9, the connecting crease line of which is located after the stiffening web or the cradle has been unfolded into a plane above the bottom 2 or above the respective web 4.
- stabilizing web 7 is an identically constructed stabilizing web 7.
- Both stabilizing webs 7 are separated by a target dividing line, e.g. B. perforation line in Fig. 2A, separated from each other.
- the stabilizing webs 7 run between the individual adjacent rows of holes 6 for the recesses.
- the corner flaps 19 are glued to the upwardly folded edge flaps 18.
- the edge region 11 is also folded downward by approx. 90 ° when the multi-hole trays are unfolded, so that the advertising print is clearly visible from the outside.
- the web 4 is - see Fig. 2 B - pulled up by folding the folding surfaces 20 on both sides.
- the folding surfaces 20 additionally stabilize the stabilizing web 7 and the edge region 11.
- the regions of the base 2 are shown in dashed lines in FIG. 2B since they are not cut. For the sake of clarity, only one half of the arrangement of the folding surfaces which form the stabilizing web is identified in FIG. 2B by reference numerals.
- FIG. 2 C shows a small, isolated tray with only one row of recesses 6 after separation of the same from the arrangement according to FIG. 2 A.
- This embodiment also has corner projections 12 to improve the stackability of the entire multi-hole tray or a single multi-hole tray
- the third embodiment of a multi-hole crate according to the invention shown in FIG. 3A also has stabilizing webs 7 located next to one another, which are each formed by the folding surfaces 8 and 9 and the crease line connecting these two folding surfaces, which is located on the upper side when the multi-hole crate is erected.
- edge flaps 17 are folded down here as well as the edge flaps 18 folded up and glued together.
- the edge area 11 or the advertising imprint on it are also clearly visible from the outside when the multi-hole crate is erected due to a downward folding.
- FIG. 3B Also of this multi-hole crate is an isolated multi-hole crate of small size in FIG. 3B.
- a double row of holes are provided.
- FIG. 4A shows a fourth embodiment of the multi-hole crate according to the invention, in which two stabilizing webs 7 (see also FIG. 4B), each consisting of folding surfaces 8 and 9 which are folded onto one another and are separated by a desired dividing line 14, are provided ,
- the multi-hole web has webs 4 which, after they have been unfolded, must be glued to one another in area 22.
- the anchoring of the webs 4 are arranged offset to one another in the floor.
- Construction and the gluing is increased security against tearing.
- a corner fold 15 is carried out by means of a correspondingly formed fold in
- the web marked with the reference number 4 in FIGS. 1 and 2 is thus no longer designed as a continuous web, but rather runs only over a partial area in the transverse direction. So that the bottom 2 is no longer interrupted for centering the containers and an advertising print can be applied over a large area. In addition, the continuous bottom leads to greater torsional rigidity of the multi-hole trays.
- Some partial webs 23 are each connected to the floor 2 via a support web 24.
- the support webs 24 also increase the rigidity of the entire crate.
- the support webs 24 run essentially parallel to the stabilization webs 7. However, the support webs 24 can also run obliquely to the stabilization webs and thus be arranged obliquely to the upper part or to the bottom 2.
- projections 25 are provided, in particular for holding a container laterally. These projections 25 have a curved contour to match the outer contour of the container used. The projections 25 are also provided on both sides of the partial webs 23.
- partial webs 23 and support webs 24 are provided directly opposite one another in the inner row of partially delimited holes 6.
- the partial 23 and support webs 24 are provided only on the side of the edge regions. These part and support bars are sufficient to create a high rigidity of the crates.
- a transverse stabilization web 7 ' is provided there transversely to the stabilization webs 7.
- This Cross stabilization web 7 ' leads to a further increase in stability, torsional rigidity and the load-bearing capacity of the crate.
- the roughly hatched area represents the bottom 2
- the finely hatched area is the upper part 3 in the unfolded state.
- the transverse stabilization web 7 ' can be separated at a target dividing line 26.
- the target dividing line 26 is designed as a perforation, so that the two regions of the multi-hole trays can be separated from one another in a simple manner with little effort. Above all, this makes it easier to separate the trays into smaller units.
- the transverse stabilization web 7 ' is formed by folding and interconnecting two transverse edge regions 11 of regions arranged on both sides of the transverse stabilization web 7'.
- the transverse stabilization web 7 ′ is obtained by connecting the adjacent edge areas 5 or edge tabs 17 and 18 and the corner tabs 19 of the areas arranged on both sides of the stabilization web 7.
- the two regions on both sides of the transverse stabilization web 7 ' can also only be connected to one another in such a way that they can be pivoted relative to one another.
- the two areas along the transverse stabilization web 7 ' are only connected to one another in a linear manner.
- support tabs 27 are also provided, which ensure that the necessary distance from the tray arranged above is maintained.
- the partial webs 23 are provided in the region of the partially delimited holes 6, the partial webs 23 extending over a partial region in the transverse direction of a row of holes 6.
- the partial web 23 is connected to the floor 2 via a supporting web 24.
- the arrangement of the partial webs 23 and the support webs 24 in the region of the holes 6 means that the cups used are effectively secured against slipping sideways.
- the partial webs 23 in connection with the support webs 24 have a stiffening effect of the multi-hole trays.
- the partial webs 23 and the support webs 24 are each arranged in the middle of a partially delimited hole 6 in order to stabilize the cup used on both sides equally.
- the support web 24 extends obliquely inwards from the partial web 23 to the bottom 2 and thus ensures an even better hold of the cups used, but these can still be easily removed upwards.
- the width of the support webs 24 increases in the direction of the floor 2, the internal support webs 24 having the shape of an equilateral trapezoid, while the edge-side support webs 24 have a non-symmetrical trapezoidal shape. The widening of the support webs 24 in the direction of the bottom 2 further improves the hold of the cups.
- the partial 23 and support webs 24 are arranged directly opposite one another in the rows of the partially delimited holes 6, while no support webs 24 are provided in the middle row in order not to interrupt the stabilization web 7 by too many interruptions to weaken in its stability or strength.
- the stabilization web 7 is interrupted in sections.
- this embodiment ensures that even more material is saved and the weight of the crate is reduced.
- the stabilizing web 7 is formed by several or two folding surface sections 30 to be glued to one another and is interrupted by webs 4 provided between the containers and lying between the folding surface sections 30.
- the connection of the individual folding surface sections 30 through the adjacent webs 4 on the upper part 3 creates a particularly torsion-resistant multi-hole cradle.
- a particularly compact construction of the multi-hole trays is achieved at the same time.
- webs 4 ' are provided, between which the containers can be positioned.
- the edge tab 28, on the other hand, is designed without interruptions and thus ensures a stable edge area.
- the containers are thus on the edge of the hole and are held securely in this way.
- the webs 4 pointing to the stabilization web 7 on both sides are offset from one another so that they are fastened to the stabilization web 7.
- the offset arrangement of the webs 4 also leads to a high torsional rigidity, especially in the area of the stabilization web 7.
- the webs 4 and 4 'arranged on the one hand on the stabilizing web 7 and on the other hand on the adjacent edge region lie directly opposite one another, so that they can be connected to one another at their free end regions 29.
- the webs 4 and 4 'overlap at their free end regions 29 are glued to one another in the overlap region.
- the bottom 2 is represented by a diagonally checkered surface, while the upper part 3 is characterized by a hatched surface.
- the substantially perpendicular surfaces, u. a. the stabilizing web 7 are not hatched.
- the multi-hole crate according to FIGS. 9 and 10 is designed to accommodate twelve containers or cups, while in the embodiment according to FIG. 11 twenty cups 33 can be used (see FIG. 11c).
- stacking corners 34 are provided which serve to improve the stackability of the multi-hole crates.
- the webs 4 are arranged offset from one another such that the stabilizing web 7 is interrupted only on one side by the webs 4 folded up.
- the between the webs 4 remaining folding surface sections 30 are glued together to form the stabilizing web 7.
- This configuration ensures considerable material savings and very good mechanical strength and torsional rigidity.
- the webs 4 opposite on the stabilization webs 7 and the webs 4, 4 ′ arranged on the one hand on the stabilization web 7 and on the other hand on the adjacent edge region are not directly opposite.
- the end regions 31 of these webs 4, 4 ′ are therefore connected to the base 2 via a connecting strap 32.
- a stabilizing web 7 is provided in FIG. 9, while two stabilizing webs 7 arranged parallel to one another are integrated in FIG. 10.
- FIGS. 1 a and 1 lb shows the folding or the erection of the multi-hole trays from the blank 1 particularly clearly.
- the multi-hole crate according to the invention on the one hand has a considerably improved rigidity and on the other hand an improved degree of utilization of material.
- the manufacturing costs (such as printing and punching) can be reduced by up to 50% because more benefits (e.g. 3 benefits, now 6 benefits) are possible on the printed sheet.
- only a small amount of punch is ejected outside.
- the blank according to the invention is therefore also particularly suitable for rotary punching. The invention therefore represents a very decisive advance in the relevant field.
- Support bracket 31 end area
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