WO2011009434A1 - Carrier packaging for accommodating containers - 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
- B65D71/40—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 comprising a plurality of articles held together only partially by packaging elements formed by folding a blank or several blanks
- B65D71/42—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 comprising a plurality of articles held together only partially by packaging elements formed by folding a blank or several blanks formed by folding a single blank into a single layer element
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- the invention relates to a carrying case for receiving and transporting a group of containers in contact within the package, each having a container peripherally superior closure, such as bottle caps or flanged edges of cans, consisting of a flat blank or use, in particular of cardboard or cardboard or plastic, with a deck area, in which receiving openings and radially extending around the same incisions for holding the containers are arranged directly below the receptacles to be plugged through the receptacles of the containers, and with on both sides of the deck area oppositely extending side walls, according to the The preamble of claim 1.
- a container peripherally superior closure such as bottle caps or flanged edges of cans, consisting of a flat blank or use, in particular of cardboard or cardboard or plastic
- a deck area in which receiving openings and radially extending around the same incisions for holding the containers are arranged directly below the receptacles to be plugged through the receptacles of the containers, and with on both sides of the deck area
- the carrying package also called cluster Pak
- cluster Pak is known in various designs, for example from US 3 493 261; US Pat. No. 6,528,108 or EP 0901 969 B1.
- These serve to comfortably transport a number of beverage containers, even without beverage crates. They offer only a small protection against theft, as they wrap the drink containers so that they can be easily removed without authorization in a shop, which can for example be done by simply reshaping the enveloping blank. If a bottle, can or the like removed from an intact carrying packaging, the remaining, remaining items are no longer stored fail-safe.
- the invention has for its object to further develop the well-known from the prior art carrier packaging so that this overall is less expensive to produce and still eliminates at least a portion of the above disadvantages. Furthermore, the object of the invention to further develop the manufacturing process of the carrier packaging so that the packaging systems are much more space-saving and inexpensive to manufacture. Another object of the invention relates to the removal process of the individual bottles from this carrier packaging (container).
- the side walls in the direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the containers have a total length of at least half the circumference of the group of containers and the side walls are connected together in such a way that they together with the deck area a forming downwardly open protuberances, the inner circumference of which corresponds to the circumference of the group of containers in the region of their support by the side walls, wherein the lower peripheral edge region of the side walls is folded inwardly about a crease line and forms an inwardly facing stiffening and prestressing edge region ,
- the blank or benefit as such in the form of a double-T, and the two T are opposite each other, wherein the deck area form the two longitudinal beams and the two side walls of the crossbars. Furthermore, they are arranged opposite each other T's are designed symmetrically with respect to two transverse and longitudinal center lines extending through the deck area symmetry lines.
- the side walls overlap in their connecting regions, wherein the overlapping arranged regions are glued together or sewn or stapled.
- a transition wall area is arranged between the deck area and the two side walls of the blank or utility. Furthermore, cuts can be arranged in the transition wall areas, whereby the transition wall regions taper in width in the direction of the side walls and thereby form side flaps on the side walls, which overlap to form the turn and the overlapping arranged areas are glued or sewn or stapled together ,
- the width of the transition wall areas due to the cuts in the side walls less than or equal to or slightly larger than the center distance of the two outermost, in-line receiving openings within the deck area.
- the side walls on fixing elements for fixing each container within the group of containers after slipping over the sleeve over the group of containers.
- the fixing elements may be located within the side walls in the contact areas of the cylindrical or approximately cylindrical portions of the containers.
- the fixing elements tabs which are partially cut out of the side walls and kinked or breakable around a bending line or a predetermined breaking range are designed. Furthermore, the fixing elements directed inwards of the turnip splices have for sticking to the containers after the slipping over the group of containers.
- the fixing elements which have a predetermined breaking point or a predetermined breaking range, are designed as labels for the containers and remain on removal from the turnout on the container as a label.
- the subject of the invention is A) the production of a compact, downwardly open protuberance, which is made of a single or multi-part blank, and kraft cardboard or the like, by means of a permanent connection of the side flaps, and that these in the lid area both punched receiving openings as well as to these adjacent elastically and / or plastically deformable incisions must have, in each of which later an upper neck area of a container, must be fixed but severable separable, and that their side walls, integrated optionally separable by means of a predetermined breaking line fixing elements such as labels, have, which are later to be permanently connected to the cylindrical portion of each container, for example by means of adhesive, and that the lower edge of the sleeve, after a previous, permanently connecting their side flaps to a predetermined horizontal extent, by se in one or more times, parallel folding into the interior of the turnip, a stiffening and bias edge forms; as well as B) the positioning of the containers in the turntable and the generation of the bias in this,
- a predetermined amount of containers is, according to a known from the prior art, one-way or two-row to arrange a group and hold. Then, as described above in the main feature A, produced Stülpe to put so deep on this group of containers until the necks pass through the receiving openings so far that the adjacent, elastically and plastically deformable cuts in the lid area at least under the crown cork edges or under anchor the bulges of the necks, so far under pretension, that the containers when carrying the carrying case not you can slip out by yourself.
- the optimal placement (everting) of the turnout is by means of their gripping and holding by a holding device to perform on all areas in the free spaces, perform. However, if fewer gripping areas are used, according to the invention at least those located in the two overlapping areas of the permanently connected side flaps of the turntable must be used
- the turnip which is also to produce the main feature A, must be immovably fixed by means of a holding device, in which case the holding device must grab at least at their overlapping and firmly connected areas of the side flaps and hold, as described above.
- the grouped containers are inside the turnpipe, as a unit, to be introduced until the neck areas pass the receiving openings in the lid area so far that the elastically and plastically deformable incisions at least under the crown cork edges or the bulges of the necks or the like, under bias, to anchor and remain fixed in it;
- the desired stiffening and stabilization of the turnout must be achieved, especially if the cylindrical portions of the containers their stiffening and Vorthesesrand Scheme reach this, so that it for this purpose, as well as the connection of the side flaps, yields slightly.
- the resulting force may reach a maximum of 70% of the tensile force.
- the turnout has no stiffening and Vorthesesrand Scheme area, which is possible in particular with a correspondingly strong kraft carton.
- the labels must act as fixation elements in which their backsheets are to be provided with adhesive in such a way that they are placed on the group of containers held together until they reach their final position - snap under a crown cap or under a vault - do not disturb. Only then are they by a convenient pressing against the containers to connect permanently and firmly, with the predetermined breaking line of the fixing elements must always remain adhesive-free.
- the predetermined breaking areas must be such that they still guarantee sufficient support of the individual containers during transport as well as after the packing has opened, but during their convenient removal, they can be easily separated from the sleeve, but on the container always remain stuck;
- the containers to be packaged have labels that could be damaged by an adhesive effect of the fixing elements, they must adhere to the label-free areas, in particular between the lower edge of the label and the upper edge of the stiffening and Vorhardsrand Scheme it, there very much according to the invention It is important that there is always the greatest possible distance between the positioning area and the fixing area of the same container.
- the splices must be attached to the backs of the fixation elements of the deployable turntable so that they do not interfere during their placement on the appropriately grouped containers. Only after completing the Aufsetzvorgangs the Stülpe, must be created by a targeted pressing of the fixing, whose predetermined, separable connection.
- the fixing elements according to the invention are to be designed so that they:
- the fixing elements can also enter into a separable connection with the labels, regardless of whether they extend only over the container wall or partially over the label and partly over the container wall.
- fixing elements can be provided with predetermined breaking areas, if they should adhere to him after the removal of a container, or have no predetermined breaking points, if they should get caught on the sleeve.
- the clamping according to the point II and III is still active, that is:
- the present invention further developed carrying package differs from the known from the prior art, inter alia, in that save up to 35% on packaging material, such as kraft cardboard, energy and transport and storage costs.
- An important feature of the invention is that, unlike the known packaging machines, which are mainly based on a dynamic packaging process, this invention is converted into an almost exclusively static process, whereby the size, cost and maintenance costs can be significantly reduced. Furthermore, the carrying case according to the invention is insensitive when a bottle breaks on an intermediate bottom and the liquid reaches the bottom of the other carrying packages or the bottles, since this always ends above the bottom area. Further, in these types of packaging according to the invention, it is possible to create a stabilizing bias in a carrying package or the like, since first an empty wrap of a predetermined, horizontally extending, reinforced periphery is suitably adapted to the horizontal circumference of the cylindrical regions of the containers to be packaged.
- the stabilizing bias is created by defining the magnitude of this bias through the inner circumference of the stiffening and biasing edge region of the turn, which is always smaller than that
- the scope of the group of containers must be, which can be realized either by a single determination of an average value of the horizontal circumference of the group of containers to be packaged, or by a continuous measurement of this value and the respective adjustment of the inner circumference of the plug to this.
- the bias in the turnip is due to the combination of the yielding of the connection of the laterally mounted tabs (for example seam or tucked tabs) and the compliance of the horizontally inwardly bent edge of the turnip, which is a very important feature of the invention.
- the wrapper according to the invention receives four containers, that is, two rows of two containers, the fixing elements, such as labels, can spread over almost half the circumference of the respective container.
- the inventive design of the turnip must always guarantee that the above-described removal of a single container, the attachment of the remaining remaining containers not adversely affected, which is among other things by the sunk position of the free end of a fixing element in the turn to guarantee.
- fixation elements connected on the left with the carrying packaging, without breaking region the rotation of the container around its axis is to be carried out to the left until a perfect joining solution takes place and, when connected to the right, to the right.
- the necessary separation force is mainly determined by the length of the predetermined breaking areas and the perforation applied there, such as, for example, the distances between the adjacent holes defining the predetermined breaking areas, since the thickness of a kraft carton must remain unchanged.
- Another preferred embodiment of the invention provides that the connection of the fixing elements with the containers, always in the region of the contact surface between these and the inside of the turnpipe, must begin, and continue ausrechendweit must move continuously into the interior of the turnout to the greatest possible fixation of the To reach containers.
- the adhesive must be chosen so that after a rotational movement to the left or to the right, the fixing element separates from the label of the container clean and gets stuck on the sleeve.
- no break line between the fixing and the sleeve may be attached.
- Another very important feature of the invention is that the current state-of-the-art, mainly dynamic packaging process is converted into a mainly static process. As a result, much smaller and less expensive packaging systems are sufficient to realize the current packaging quantities. As a result, not only are up to 70% cheaper systems possible, but also savings in energy and maintenance costs, as well as improved environmental friendliness.
- An important feature of the invention is also that after the onset of the carrying case according to the invention, each container still remains connected at two points with the carrying case, these compounds only by deliberate force and in two different directions, and in the order previously described , can be canceled, whereby a fail-safe transport of the remaining containers, to the last piece, is always guaranteed.
- the bias in the carrying package according to the invention is also to be regulated by the degree of kinking of the bendable edge, that is, the edge is bent only by about 90 degrees inwards, the bias will be greater as if the edge is bent 180 degrees.
- the bias in the carrying package according to the invention is also to be regulated by the degree of kinking of the bendable edge, that is, the edge is bent only by about 90 degrees inwards, the bias will be greater as if the edge is bent 180 degrees.
- the folded-over edge of the turn-up depending on the difference between the inner circumference of the stiffening and Vorhardsrand Scheme it and the entire circumference of the grouped containers yields, and ensures a, so far unattainable stabilization of the carrier packaging, in particular for transport purposes Advantage is, for example, the pallets can be loaded higher.
- An important feature of the invention is also the alternative that the entire scope of the first grouped containers is to be determined electronically and to adapt to this measure, the turnip. Thus, always the desired bias in the carrier pack can be guaranteed, regardless of the dimensional tolerances of the individual containers.
- Embodiments in which other regions of the turnup are additionally reinforced, for example by an additional folding of the side walls or the lid region, in particular in combination with the features A, B or C, are likewise subject to the full protection of the invention.
- the fixing elements can have any shape, size and color. It is important that the fixing force between the containers and the turnout, after reaching their maximum effect, must always be so great that after the onset of the carrying case, the desired compound even during wear can not solve itself, but only by a suitably executed rotational movement of the container, as described in detail above, can be resolved.
- Another important feature of the invention is the improvement of thief steel protection.
- EP 2 014 572 A1 tearing the upper portion of the package to steal a bottle, while in the carrying case according to the invention this must first be lifted high and must follow a rotational movement of the bottle in the raised position and then the bottle down, contrary to the effect of plastically and / or elastically deformable incisions, must be drawn. Since such procedure causes much more attention than the known tearing, the type of packaging described here protects much better against theft.
- Figure 1 is a side view of the carrying case according to the invention, in which the
- Containers are without labels and the fixing elements here fix both these and the task of the labels take over Figure 2, the carrying case of Figure 1, horizontally rotated by 90 degrees Figure 3 is identical to Figure 1, but from the more details about the
- Figure 4 shows an example of a cross section over the stiffening
- Figure 5 is an example of a cross section over the stiffening
- Figure 6 shows an example of anchoring the plastically and / or elastically deformable cuts under the crown cork edge of a sealed Bottle, in magnification
- Figure 7 shows an example of anchoring the plastically and / or elastically deformable incisions, under the curvature of a sealed bottle, in magnification
- FIG. 9 shows the side view of the finished turnout from FIG. 8
- FIG. 10 shows a plan view of the finished turnout from FIGS. 8 and 9
- Figure 11 is the perspective view of the turnip, but without the formed
- Figure 11 a the perspective view of the finished turnout with educated
- FIG. 12 shows the blank for the turnout from FIG. 11a
- Figure 15 shows another example of a carrying case according to the invention, in which the bottles are labeled and the fixing elements adhere to the labels; it remain the fixing elements after loosening the connection in the stretcher, in the side view
- FIG. 16 is similar to FIG. 2, with the difference that here the fixing elements remain after separation of the bottle in the carrying pack, and that the bottles applicable here have been previously labeled
- FIG. 17 corresponds to FIG. 13 and FIG.
- Figure 18 corresponds to Figure 14, with the difference that the bottles are labeled here and the fixing elements have no predetermined breaking areas
- Figure 19 is a view from below of a turnout during its filling, in this
- Figure 20 is a comparable to Figure 1, preferred example of the carrying case according to the invention, in which the fixing elements between the lower edge of the labels and the upper edge of the stiffening and Vorongdes, are arranged, and
- Figure 21 is comparable to Figure 2 view of the package of Figure 20, but horizontally rotated by 90 degrees. Ways to carry out the invention, wherein in the description the same or corresponding parts are designated by identical reference numerals:
- FIG. 1 shows as a first embodiment of a carrying case 1 according to the invention a side view of such a carrying case 1, in which the containers are 0 (bottles) without labels and fixing elements 4, which are separably integrated into the side wall of the carrying case 9, here fix both these as well as take over the task of the labels, that is, permanently stuck to the cylindrical portions of the containers 11. Furthermore, it can be seen here, the fixing elements 4 are connected by means of predetermined breaking areas 10 separable with the carrying case. The placement of the fixing elements 4 on the cylindrical sections of the containers 11 is clearly visible here. Also, the engagement of the incisions 3 under the crown cork rim 14 is visible here. The arrangement shown here, for example, the predetermined breaking areas 10 is random. According to the invention this can have any arbitrary arrangement.
- FIG. 2 shows the carrying package from FIG. 1, rotated horizontally by 90 degrees.
- the side flaps 17 and the position and the course of their connection in this example by means of a connecting seam 20, clearly visible.
- the connection by means of several seams, for example, run obliquely or transversely, is subject to the protection of the invention.
- the recessed arrangement of the free ends 31 of the fixing elements 4 is shown here, for example.
- Figure 3 is identical to Figure 1, from which, however, several details, enlarged, can be found on the textures of the carrier packaging, which was shown in the other figures.
- the stiffening and Vorpositionsrand Scheme 13 is applied directly to the cylindrical portion of the container 11, wherein its inner Incision is a little compressed by the bias. According to the invention, this deformation is directly dependent on the bias in the carrier pack and on the properties of the material and regulated by means of this.
- Figure 5 shows, in enlargement, an example of a cross-section over the stiffening and prestressing edge region 23 in the area of the permanent lateral connection of the side flaps 17 by means of the connecting seam 20. The transition of the stiffening and prestressing edge region 13 into the stiffening and prestressing edge region 23 is visible here.
- FIG. 6 shows an example of the anchoring of the plastically and / or elastically deformable incisions 3 under the crown cork rim 14 of a closed bottle, in enlargement. The position of the crown cork 24 is visible here.
- This invention finds application both to bottle caps which are openable by means of an opener and to removable cap corks, which is an important feature of the invention.
- FIG. 7 shows in enlargement an example of a further embodiment of the invention, in which the anchoring of the plastically and / or elastically deformable incisions 3 under the curvature 15 of a closed bottle takes place.
- the curvature 15 can also have any but appropriate cross-section.
- Figure 8 shows the front view of the empty, inventive and finished sleeve 1, in which the fixing elements are arranged as labels 4. It can be seen particularly clearly here that the fixing elements 4 extend straight ahead, although the side flaps 17 have been connected in their overlapping region 19 by means of the connecting seam 20 to form a fixed circumference.
- Figure 9 shows a side view of the finished turnout 1 of Figure 8, but rotated horizontally by 90 degrees.
- the fixing elements 4 as labels, an integrated part of the side wall 9 are.
- the stiffening and Vorthesesrand Scheme 13, and the fold line 18 was folded around the edge portion 12 is clearly visible here.
- Figure 10 discloses a plan view of the finished turntable 1, which is known from Figure 8 and Figure 9. Particularly clear here is their lid area 7 together with the receiving openings 2 and the adjacent to these incisions 3, recognizable. The two cuts, by means of which later a carrying handle 6 can be formed, is visible. Furthermore, here are the straight-ahead, angularly arranged labels as fixing elements 4, clearly visible. Likewise, the expedient overlapping arrangement 19 of the side flaps 17, as well as their permanent connection in this example by means of a connecting seam 20, can be perceived here.
- FIG. 11 shows the protuberance 1 shown in a perspective view, but without fully formed stiffening and Vorthesesrand Scheme 13, but with the kinkable arranged edge of the turnout 12.
- the fixing elements 4 must be arranged straight ahead, even if the corners the turnout 1 are rounded in this example by means of the bending lines 25.
- the overlapping arrangement 19 of the side flaps 17 and the connecting seam 20 are visible here.
- FIG. 11a is identical to FIG. 11 with the difference that here the stiffening and prestressing edge 13 is formed, in which the bendable arranged portion 12 is folded into the interior of the turn-up 1.
- FIG. 12 shows the blank of the cuff 1 of FIG. 11a.
- the fixing elements as labels 4, the bending lines 25, the separable regions 10, the side flaps 17 and the foldable arranged edges 12, clearly visible.
- FIG. 13 shows the positioning of the turn-up 1 in front of the bottles 11 -14 before it is placed on it in a slipped-over manner.
- the bottles 11 remain firmly anchored and the protuberance 1, along the direction of the arrow P is put on this far enough to the incisions 3 in the lid portion 7 below the crown cork edges 14, positioning and fixing, engage.
- the fixing elements 4 remain straight during the process.
- FIG. 15 shows a further example of a carrying package according to the invention, with the difference from FIG. 1 that the cylindrical region of the bottle 11 has a label 26 before being introduced into a previously completed turn-up 1 or vice versa.
- the fixation elements 21 applicable here have no predetermined breaking areas 10 and thus it is provided that they remain in the side wall 9 of the carrying pack after the connection between the inside and the container 11 has been released.
- FIG. 16 shows FIG. 15, rotated horizontally by 80 degrees, with the difference from FIG. 2, that the fixing elements 21 applicable here have no predetermined breaking areas 10 and thus remain in the carrying package after removal of the bottle 11.
- the bottles 11, the labels 26 before they are connected by means of a turnip 1 according to the invention.
- FIG. 17 corresponds to FIG. 13, and FIG. 18 to FIG. 14, with the difference that here the bottles 11 were labeled before the packaging process and the fixing elements 21 have no predetermined breaking areas 10.
- the placement of the protuberance 1 takes place here so that it is held fast and the bottles 11 are introduced into it in the direction of the arrow.
- Figure 19 shows the view from below of the turntable 1 during its filling with six containers bottles 11.
- brackets 22 at the overlapping areas 19 the brackets 27 in the other free spaces 28, the bent portions 25, as well as the recessed Arrangement of the free end of a fixing element 31, clearly visible.
- Figure 20 is comparable to Figure 1 and illustrates another preferred example of the carrying case according to the invention, in which the fixing elements 29 are substantially smaller than those in Figure 1 and that they between the lower edge of the labels 31 and the upper edge of the stiffening and Vorhardsrand Scheme es 33, are positioned and the predetermined breaking areas 10 have. Again, the previous positioning of the bottles 11 by means of the incisions 3 in the lid portion 7 is clearly visible.
- FIG. 21 is similar to FIG. 2 and shows a view of the package of FIG. 20, but rotated horizontally by 90 degrees. Here, too, the lower ends of the labels 32, the upper edge of the stiffening and Vorthesesrand Schemees 33 and the position of the recessed end 31 can be seen.
- FIG. 22 shows a further variant of the blank 5 in which the fixation of the individual containers 0 in the later formed sleeve 1 has been dispensed with.
- the heights H of the narrowed sections in transition wall regions must always be greater than the height h of the side flaps 17 when low-waste use of a kraft cardboard sheet or band 44 is to take place.
- the width B of the sections in transition wall regions 41, 42 with Kraftkartongrammatur of 350g / m ⁇ and 30mm ausrechend enough to stabilize the 0.33 I containers sufficiently.
- FIG. 23 shows a section of a kraft cardboard strip 44 in which the blanks 5 have already been punched out, but have not yet been thrown out.
- FIG. 24 shows another variant of the finished turnout 1, where the transition wall regions 41, 42 are connected to the cover region 7 by means of a rounding 45. Also, the stiffening and biasing edge 13 is clearly visible here.
- FIG. 25 shows a finished carrier pack 43 which was formed by means of the turnout 1 from FIG. Again, it does not matter whether the containers are kept 0 in the formation of this and the protuberance 1 is expediently placed on it, or vice versa.
- the invention finds application in the packaging of all containers such as round, square or oval bottles, cans, jars or the like. LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS
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