DE9400506U1 - Plastic packaging - Google Patents

Description

State of the art

problem

Description

Plastic packaging

Plastic packaging is manufactured in countless forms based on aspects such as appearance, material usage and strength requirements. After use, it is destroyed via various disposal routes or cleaned and sorted, after reprocessing, the raw material can be reused to make new items with lower demands on the material.

The invention specified in patent claim 1 is based on the problem of reducing/avoiding the effort required for collecting, sorting and recycling plastic packaging and of avoiding the loss of material quality of plastics due to recycling.

Solution

This problem is solved for the majority of plastic packaging by the features listed in claim 1.

Benefits achieved

The advantages of the invention are that the after use

Remaining packaging immediately, without further processing

finds another use.

In particular, the corresponding relationship between the resulting

Plastic packaging (yoghurt pots, cream pots, quark pots, etc.)

and the building blocks required for playing result in a high

Degree of dual use.

A further advantage is that the accumulation of unusable

Packaging in the immediate area of further use (family,

circle of friends) and therefore no collection and distribution process

is required.

In the event of a possible later return transport, the sorting and storage process

facilitated by clear and identifiable design.

Further embodiment of the invention The systematic and stepped shaping as set out in claim 2

and size results in the following advantages for use. Use of packaging of different sizes in the same game system. Increase in play value by combining different stone sizes and proportions.

The shape of the building blocks allows for compact, seamless transport and storage when used as packaging, as well as the combination of different sizes within one transport unit due to the coordinated size gradations.

Reduced amount and effort for outer packaging due to the adapted and thus position-fixed individual packaging (building blocks).

Description of the drawing 1 shows an example which shows a packaging container in

Shows floor plan and elevation.

After removing the cover film (1), the container (2) can be emptied. The base (3) is shaped and dimensioned so that it fits into the container opening of another container and thus serves as a connecting element. By pairing it with different container sizes, some variants of which are shown in drawing 2, it is possible to use it as building blocks for a larger assembly.

. The system size B must be considered as a common divisor for all containers.

Claims (2)

Protection claims 1. Single-use plastic packaging, such as that used for dairy products, beverages and fresh-keeping packaging, characterized, that these or part of them have a shape that allows further or additional use as toy building blocks. General term of the sub-claim 2. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized, that the various required packaging sizes are produced by an integer multiple of length and/or width and/or height become.