DE3939948C1 - - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to packaging made of cardboard or the like. for several in at least one row in a row arranged bottle-like containers, with a tray-like Lower part and an upper part spanning the container, the tray-like lower part and the upper part in one piece are made from the same cardboard blank and that tray-like lower part made of two lower part sections consists.

There are numerous packaging of this type known for Part tightly enclose the container as a sleeve and the Give containers a firm hold. To remove the Containers must be torn open and the packaging Containers can be removed individually.

Such a packaging is known from FR 23 08 559, after tearing open the containers very loosely in one Tray stand that only have one floor and four Sidewalls.

The invention has for its object a packaging to create the type mentioned, the containers a very granted good hold and which, even after opening, can still be used as good support for the container can serve.  

The object is achieved in that the Bottom sections each have a bottom wall section have, on each of which a flap is formed, which with Provide cutouts for receiving the containers as well as folded inside and against the inside of each Side wall is laid.

To open the packaging, it is only necessary to to dissolve the connection between the upper part and lower part, whereby the containers still have sufficient hold experienced, and yet easy to remove.

The are in a lower part designed in this way Container very firm and have even after removing the Top still a very good hold.

A packaging is known from FR 14 34 810, in which container can stand and do a comparable experience good hold, as in the present lower part; this known packaging, however, already leaves during pulling out or unintentional during transport The containers fall out and thus give the containers insufficient protection.

Another advantageous embodiment of the invention lies in that the tray-like lower part and the upper part through two with cut, perforation or similar lines delimited strips are connected.

This makes the separation of the upper part from the lower part strong simplified and can be carried out quickly, so that Bottom part in a rational way with the ones inside Containers can be used as a sales tray.

It is also very advantageous if, according to the invention Upper part has a relatively narrow top wall, with which it rests on the containers, on this  Cover wall is hinged on both sides of a side wall are each provided with recesses into which the Engage containers with their upper end sections.

Especially together with the cutouts in the rags of the lower part give these recesses to the containers an excellent hold.

It has also proven to be very advantageous if according to the invention on at least one of the two bottom wall Sections several webs are formed, which from the Cutouts of the rag are punched out and each overlap adjacent floor wall section.

This is an effective one without additional material requirements Closure achieved.

Another advantageous embodiment of the invention lies in that on the side walls of the lower section Flaps are hinged, which are used to form End walls overlap each other.

This gives the lower part an additional hold that it especially advantageous after removing the upper part stabilized.

It is also very advantageous if according to the invention from the Bottom wall sections of the lower section sections approaches are punched out in the upright packaging Extend the extension of the side walls as feet.

In the drawing, the invention is based on two Exemplary embodiments illustrated. Show:

Fig. 1 shows a flat paperboard blank for forming a single-row wrapping,

Fig. 2 is an erected package in perspective view

Fig. 3 is an end view of a package in which the upper part is separated.

Fig. 1 shows a one-piece cardboard blank, the two base portions 9 which are connected to an upper part 2 by two strips 3. The strips 3 are formed by means of two cutting lines.

The two lower part sections 9 each consist of a bottom wall section 4 to which a flap 6 is articulated on the one hand via a fold line 5 and on the other hand a side wall 8 is articulated via a further fold line 7 . The flaps 6 have cutouts 10 which are shaped in such a way that the containers 11 ( FIGS. 2 and 3) can intervene in them. At their ends, the tabs 6 each have tabs 13 articulated via a fold line 12 . On one of the two lower part sections 9 , the bottom wall section 4 is designed such that webs 14 project into the cutouts 10 of the tabs 6 and have a continuous connection with the bottom wall section 4 .

Flaps 15 of different sizes are articulated on the free edges of the side walls 8 , which overlap each other to form the end walls of the tray-like lower part 1 (FIGS . 2 and 3).

The upper part 2 is provided with two fold lines 16 , which are arranged between a top wall 17 and two side walls 18 . Starting from the two folding lines 16 , recesses 19 each extend into the two side walls 18 . They serve to fix the container 11 ( FIGS. 2 and 3) in its upper end section.

Lugs 20 are punched out along the two fold lines 7 such that when the side parts 8 and the bottom wall section 4 are folded over, they protrude downwards as feet.

When the packaging is erected, a tray-like lower part 1 according to FIGS . 2 and 3 arises in that the two tabs 6 are folded inwards and sealed or glued to the inside of the side walls 8 of the lower part sections 9 by means of the flap 13 bent downwards.

The webs 14 , which overlap the adjacent bottom wall section 4 and are glued to it, serve to close the packaging. The packaging receives additional hold by gluing the flaps 15 .

When the tabs 13 are glued to the inside of the side wall 8 , a V-shaped stiffening is produced which provides the packaging and thus the containers 11 with a good hold in the base area.

By removing the two strips 3 , the upper part 2 is separated from the tray-like lower part. This is simple and not very time-consuming and creates a free-standing lower part, which still gives the containers sufficient support.

Claims (6)

1. Packing made of cardboard or the like. For several bottle-like containers ( 11 ) arranged one behind the other in at least one row, with a tray-like lower part ( 1 ) and an upper part ( 2 ) spanning the container, the tray-like lower part ( 1 ) and the upper part ( 2 ) are made in one piece from the same cardboard blank and the tray-like lower part ( 1 ) consists of two lower part sections ( 9 ), characterized in that the lower part sections ( 9 ) each have a bottom wall section ( 4 ) on which A flap ( 6 ) is formed in each case, which is provided with cutouts ( 10 ) for receiving the containers ( 11 ) and folded inwards and placed against the inside of the respective side wall ( 8 ). 2. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the tray-like lower part ( 1 ) and the upper part ( 2 ) are connected by two strips ( 3 ) delimited by cut, perforation or similar lines. 3. Packaging according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the upper part ( 2 ) has a relatively narrow top wall ( 17 ) with which it rests on the containers ( 11 ), with a side wall ( 18 ) articulated on both sides of this top wall which are each provided with recesses ( 19 ) into which the containers ( 11 ) engage with their upper end sections. 4. Packaging according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on at least one of the two bottom wall sections ( 4 ) a plurality of webs ( 14 ) are formed, which are punched out of the cutouts ( 10 ) of the tabs ( 6 ) and the adjacent ones Reach over the bottom wall section ( 4 ). 5. Packaging according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the side walls ( 8 ) of the lower part sections ( 9 ) flaps ( 15 ) are articulated, which overlap to form end walls. 6. Packaging according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that from the bottom wall sections ( 4 ) of the lower part sections ( 9 ) lugs ( 20 ) are punched out in the upright packaging in extension of the side walls ( 8 ) as feet after stick out below.