EP2155567A1

EP2155567A1 - Bottle packaging box and corresponding cutouts

Info

Publication number: EP2155567A1
Application number: EP08805561A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Pascal Lechevalier; Gérard MATHIEUX
Original assignee: Otor SA
Current assignee: Otor SA
Priority date: 2007-05-11
Filing date: 2008-05-13
Publication date: 2010-02-24
Anticipated expiration: 2028-05-13
Also published as: KR20100031499A; JP5490681B2; US20100065618A1; US8955682B2; FR2915973A1; WO2008155482A1; ES2450753T3; CA2686552A1; FR2915973B1; EP2155567B1; JP2010526730A

Abstract

This is a packaging box (1) for generally elongated products (2), each product having an intermediate part (3) whose greatest width is greater than the widths of each of its ends (4, 5), comprising a base (6, 111, 112) and a cover part (7, 109, 110, 112) made of cardboard or corrugated board material. The cover part (7) comprises two side walls (8, 9, 110, 112) joined by an upper wall (110, 109), the width of the bottom and that of the upper wall being less than or equal to said maximum width, and the side walls (8, 9) being perforated by regularly distributed opposing openings (11) to allow insertion of the respective intermediate parts (3) of said products.

Description

PACKING BOX FOR BOTTLES AND CORRESPONDING CUTTERS

The present invention relates to a packaging box for substantially oblong products such as bottles or bottles of glass or plastic, each product having an intermediate portion of overall width greater than that of its ends, the box comprising a bottom and a cap in cardboard sheet material or corrugated cardboard.

It also relates to a blank or a set of blanks making it possible to obtain such a box of packaging.

Methods for packaging products in bottles or plastic bottles in particular (such as shampoos, creams, shower gels, etc.) which use a shrink film with or without a support cardboard plate, most often by batch, are already known. from four to ten products.

Such packaging makes it possible to limit the width of the package, which in fact corresponds substantially to that of the bottles themselves, the plastic film being of a very thin thickness.

This type of packaging, however, has disadvantages.

Indeed, the plastic film must be torn for the shelving of the products and their placement one by one in the shelves. This leads to loss of time related to the many manipulations to which are added the difficulties to store the products in an aligned manner. There is also a lack of orientation and / or the risk of falls due to a lack of stability when a consumer delivers a product on the shelf.

The palatability of filmed products is more unstable, the film tends to relax over time. It may also have been poorly manufactured and / or poorly put in place during the formation of the packaging, given the sometimes random conditions of shrinkage related to the temperature of the furnace upstream, to untimely differences in the speed of movement of plastic films during their continuous installation, or even the quality of the plastic used, often poorly controlled.

Finally, although with such packaging the products are almost covered with plastic, the dust manages to be deposited on the products during the long-term storage, taking into account the existence of electrostatic phenomena.

In conclusion, if the advantages of the plastic film in relation to a carton-type packaging are in particular the low cost of the materials and the high packaging rates, this has inconvenient disadvantages.

Also known cardboard packaging in the form of tray with cap, or in the form of wrap, which do not have the disadvantages of the plastic film mentioned above but which are not all that satisfactory, because too cumbersome.

Such packages have indeed extra thicknesses when they are paled side by side. As a result, the total width of a packaging layer is greater than with plastic films.

But this extra thickness compared to plastic packaging specifically designed to optimize pallet storage values is unacceptable.

Indeed, there is up to five centimeters difference in cumulative, which results in usable volume losses, no packaging can not be cantilevered astride a pallet edge.

Also known (FR 2-215-354) packaging sheets for embedding the products, but in addition that they require a complex apparatus to be closed on the products, they do not allow the stability and rigidity necessary to good palletization.

The present invention therefore aims first of all to overcome the disadvantages mentioned above of the types of packaging of the prior art, whether in the form of plastic film or cardboard, while having their advantages.

It is further noted that users have increasing demands for packaging type "ready to sell", ie easy to put on the shelf and promoting the products, which will be possible with the present invention.

It therefore aims to provide a packaging box and a set of cuts better than those previously known to the requirements of practice, in particular in that it allows the grouping of products on a partially printed support, which can be placed on the shelf and thus ensure promotion of the products, and this by freeing themselves from the non-ecological retractable films, while preserving their logistical advantages, namely not to degrade the filling rate of the products on pallet because of the extra thicknesses related to the cardboard.

It also aims to improve the holding of the products on said pallets and to produce a package whose overall width does not exceed that of the products.

This makes it possible not to create space between the products in linear and therefore optimize the filling rate of the shelves in distribution stores, while minimizing the amount of cardboard consumed.

For this purpose the present invention essentially provides a packaging box for substantially oblong products, each product having an intermediate portion of overall width greater than those of its ends, comprising a bottom and a cap made of cardboard sheet or corrugated material , characterized in that the cap comprises two side walls interconnected by an upper wall, the bottom and the upper wall being of width less than or equal to said overall width and the side walls being perforated by openings regularly distributed in screws to screws arranged to allow the embedding of the respective intermediate parts of said products.

In other words, the invention proposes a packaging box whose cap covers the products and keeps them grouped rigidly, being perforated in various places so that the shoulders of products at the level in their greatest width pass through perforated areas.

Also and in other words, a package is proposed comprising on the one hand products as described, and on the other hand a box with perforated walls in which said products are embedded as indicated above.

As a result, although the products are grouped under a cap and on a tray which keep them stable to be palletized and transported, the outer dimensions of the batch on its periphery are identical or inferior to those of the single product of predetermined size, without the cap. and / or the tray. There is therefore no extra thickness compared to a bundling film and therefore no additional cost of logistics.

Advantageously, the bottom is in the form of a base with vertical or substantially vertical walls.

It is thus also proposed a packaging box for several substantially oblong products, comprising a bottom and a cap, characterized in that the bottom is in the form of a base with vertical walls to a given height, to wrap at least partly a first end of the products, and having a first predetermined width, in that the cap comprises two side walls interconnected by an upper wall provided with locking means regularly distributed for the respective second end of each of the products and having a second determined equal width or substantially equal to the first determined width, said side walls being perforated by openings regularly distributed to the right of the corresponding blocking means, to allow lateral embedding of said products.

In advantageous embodiments, one and / or the other of the following provisions is also used:

- The upper wall is regularly perforated by regularly distributed openings and arranged to allow the embedding of the respective upper ends of the products, said openings thus forming the locking means of the second ends;

- the bottom and the cap are of a piece;

- The box is formed of a cut comprising a sequence of four parts, namely a main flap forming the bottom provided laterally on its two free edges of flaps with end tabs, two side flaps respectively attached on both sides the main flap forming the perforated side walls, and an end flap attached to one of the side flaps forming the top wall, the other side flap and / or said end flap being provided with a gluing tab; the package comprises two manually separable elements formed from cutouts, namely a first element forming the bottom and a second element forming the cap;

- The first element forming the bottom constitutes a display tray formed of a central wall connected to four side walls fixed together perpendicularly to the central wall by means of end flaps; the second element is formed of a cutout comprising a series of three shutters, namely a central flap forming the upper wall and two lateral flaps forming the side walls whose lower peripheral parts are respectively fixed on the two side walls facing each other; of the tray;

- The lower peripheral parts comprise a frangible tongue for detaching tray / cap pulling;

- The lower peripheral parts of the side walls of the cap and the side walls of the tray comprise means for fixing one with the other by snapping;

- The side walls of the cap have at their periphery gluing tabs adapted to fall back and be glued under the bottom of the tray;

- The box has internal returns with notches adapted to ensure the wedging of the ends of the products.

The invention also proposes a blank or a set of blanks made of cardboard or corrugated board materials for the constitution of a packaging box as described above.

It also proposes a blank or a set of blanks made of cardboard or corrugated cardboard material for the constitution of a packaging box provided with a bottom and a cap for substantially oblong products, each product having an intermediate portion of overall width greater than that of its ends, comprising a shutter suitable for forming the bottom and a series of three shutters adapted to form the cap, characterized in that the following comprises two lateral flaps adapted to form the side walls of said cap interconnected by an upper flap adapted to form the upper wall of said cap, the shutter clean to form the bottom and the upper flap being of width less than or equal to said overall width and the side flaps being perforated by regularly distributed openings arranged to be opposite and allow the embedding of the respective intermediate portions of said products when the box is formed.

The invention will be better understood on reading the following description of embodiments given below by way of non-limiting examples.

It refers to the accompanying drawings in which:

Figures IA to ID show the steps of making a packaging box according to a first embodiment of the invention around the products.

Figure 2 is a perspective view of the finished package shown in Figures 1.

Figure 3 shows the package of Figure 2 after reopening for shelving.

FIGS. 4A and 4B show, in plan view, the set of cutouts corresponding to the package of FIG. 2.

FIGS. 5A and 5B respectively give profile and front views of the package of FIG. 2. Figures 6A, 6B; 7A, 7B; 8A, 8B; 9A and 9B show in plan view sets of blanks according to other embodiments of the invention.

Figure 10 is a perspective view of another embodiment of a packaging box according to the invention corresponding to the cutouts of Figures HA and HB.

Figs. 12A, 12B, 13A, and 13B are top plan views of further embodiments of die sets according to one embodiment of the invention.

Figures 14A and 14B show in perspective another embodiment of a package according to the invention during its establishment around the products.

Figure 15 is a perspective view of the finished package of Figures 14 with locking system.

Figures 16A and 16B are in top view, the cutouts for the embodiment of the packaging of Figure 15.

Figures 17A and 17B are perspective views of another embodiment of a tray of a package according to the invention, being formed with products.

Figures 18A and 18B show in plan view another set of cutouts according to the invention.

Figures 19A and 19B show in profile, two other embodiments of packaging according to the invention with products.

Figure 20 is a top view of a cutout for tray with locking means, according to one embodiment of the invention. Figure 21 shows in front view and side another embodiment of the invention with a blocking tray.

Figures 22A and 22B show in front view and side two other embodiments of packaging according to the invention.

Figure 23 is a top plan view of a wrap-shaped cut according to one embodiment of the invention.

Figures IA to ID and 2 show in perspective a packaging box 1 (see Figure 2) for products 2 substantially oblong, each product 2 having an intermediate portion 3 of overall width greater than that of its ends 4 and 5, for example constituted by the bottom of the product and its cap 5.

The box 1 comprises a bottom 6 of a first predetermined width and a cap 7 made of cardboard sheet material for example flat cardboard or corrugated cardboard with a thickness of 2 mm or 3 mm.

The cap 7 comprises two identical rectangular lateral walls 8 and 9 interconnected by a rectangular upper wall 10 of a second determined width equal to or substantially equal to the first width, for example equal to said first width plus two thicknesses of cardboard, the base 6 forming a base height determined, for example l / 5 ^th of the height of the cap and / or the box. The determined height is for example between l / ^10th and 1/3 of the total height of the cap and / or the box. The first and the second width are of width less than the overall width of the product in its intermediate portion 3.

The side walls 8 and 9 are perforated by oval, oblong, rectangular or substantially rectangular openings 11, regularly distributed facing each other and arranged to allow the embedding of the respective intermediate portions 3 of the products.

More precisely and in this embodiment, these openings 11 are for example constituted by perforated strips of slightly trapezoidal shape of one to two centimeters in width, depending on the intermediate part to be embedded in the product.

The upper wall 10 is itself also perforated by openings 12 oval or circular, horizontal, regularly distributed, located in line with the openings 11, that is to say axes centered in the same vertical plane and / or symmetrically centered identical way (in other words the center or the vertical axis of the horizontal openings is parallel to the vertical axis of symmetry of the openings 11) arranged to allow the embedding of the upper ends 4 of the products, for example formed by the bottom of these.

In the embodiment described in Figures IA to 3 the bottom and the cap are formed by two cuts shown in Figures 4A and 4B. This is a first cut 13 suitable for forming the tray-shaped bottom and a second cutout 14 suitable for forming the cap. The first cutout 13 arranged to form the display tray 6 comprises a rectangular central flap 15 connected on each of its edges 16 by first fold lines 17 with four lateral flaps opposite two by two, namely two small transverse flaps 18 and two large longitudinal flaps 19, the small flaps 18 being provided with rectangular or trapezoidal end flaps located on either side, connected to the lateral edges of these transverse flaps 18 by second perpendicular fold lines or in the extension or substantially in the extension of the first fold lines.

The second cutout 14 capable of forming the cap 7, for its part comprises a series of three parts, namely a central flap (upper wall) 10 rectangular perforated by the oblong holes 12 intended to receive the bottom and / or plug portions 4 or 5 of the products 2 and two lateral flaps (side walls) 8 and 9, connected to the central flap 10 by parallel fold lines 21, the two lateral flaps 8 and 9 being themselves also perforated by the holes 11 adapted to receive the wider intermediate parts of the products, for example in the form of an elongate opening of substantially rectangular or slightly trapezoidal type.

FIGS. 5A and 5B show two other embodiments of packages 22 and 23 containing products 24 according to the invention making it possible to show the fitting of the intermediate portions 25 in the holes 26 of the side walls 27 of the cap 28 wider and showing clearly that the overall dimension of packaged products is identical to that of unpackaged products.

The products can themselves be arranged upside down in the tray (Figure 5A) or head up (Figure 5B), the ends 29 or 30 then protruding from the cap by orifices provided for this purpose.

The same reference numbers will subsequently be used to designate identical or similar elements.

FIGS. 6A and 6B show an assembly 31 of cutouts according to an embodiment of the invention showing a first cutout 13 for a tray of the type described with reference to FIG. 4B and a second cutout 14 for a cap provided with a portion and a other towards the outside of each of the lateral flaps 32, at the outer periphery and connected by a fold line 33, a substantially rectangular tongue 34 adapted to be fixed on the bottom of the tray after coating the products by the cap for example by gluing. Each of the side flaps 32 comprises for example in the lower part a frangible tab 35 for disengaging the tray / cap pulling in a manner known per se.

Figures 7A and 7B show another set 36 of two cuts 37 and 38 according to the invention, again for six aligned products.

Here the first cutout 37 and the second cutout 38 comprise fastening means 39 of one of the cutouts with the other snap-fastening at their overlap. More precisely the first cutting comprises, regularly distributed longitudinally along the main side flaps 19 one, two, three or more parts 40 formed of small squares partially frangible or pre-cut on the Y-shaped medium, to form a wedge engageable, arranged to come snap in force with spacing in pre-established orifices

41 of complementary shape made in the lower part

42 flaps of the cap, to allow a snap known manner in itself.

FIGS. 8A and 8B, 9A and 9B give two other embodiments of an assembly, respectively 43,44, of cuts according to the invention, for six aligned products, having first cuts 45 whose central flap 46 is provided with cut corners 47 giving the tray thus formed a generally octagonal shape, the end flaps 48 of the transverse flaps 49 on the side of the cut corners, being provided on each side with a small complementary rectangular end flap 50, which will allow recollecting said flap on the outer or inner side of the adjacent flap, so as to form the octagonal configuration tray.

The second cutouts 51 comprise, for their part, either tear strips 52 as specified with reference to FIG. 6A (FIG. 9A) with gluing tab or means 53, 54 for snapping as indicated with reference to FIG. 7A. (Figure 8A).

In the embodiments described here, the second cutouts 51 comprise lateral flaps 55 provided with lateral edges presenting recesses 56, for example forming lines. discontinuous rectilinear, to replace the perforated part allowing the embedding of end products.

Figures 10, HA and HB respectively give a package 57 for six products 58 in two rows of three, and the corresponding cutouts 59, 60 to form them of the type described with reference to Figures 8 and 9.

FIGS. 12A, 12B, 13A, 13B show other embodiments of cutouts 61, 62 and 63, 64 according to the invention with rectangular end tongues 61 ', 63', intended to be glued on the bottom side of the tray.

More precisely, FIGS. 12A and 12B correspond to a package for six products (2x3) of the type described with reference to FIG. 6, without a tear-off tab, and FIGS. 13A and 13B correspond to FIGS. HA and HB.

FIG. 14A shows the formation of a package 65 around products whose lower tray 66 has an octagonal bottom making it possible to better fit the end of, for example, the plug of the products, of the same type as that described with reference to FIG. 9B.

The outer edge 67 of the flaps of the cap is in turn recess, as described with reference to Figures 8A or 9A, which allows better visibility of the products 68 while allowing a bulk overall identical to them.

In the embodiments of the cap of FIGS. 14B and 15, there are provided locking means 69 formed by a pre-cut portion 70 on horseback. on the upper edge 71 of the cap formed by the junction fold line between the upper flap 72 and the side flap 73 of the cap and which, when pressed inwardly of the cap, takes a shaped configuration orthogonal angle bracket for locking, as shown in Figure 15.

Figs. 16A and 16B show the cutouts 74 and 75 for forming the package of Figs. 14A-15.

The cutout 75 is for example substantially identical to the cutout 45 of FIG. 9B with an orifice, for example substantially oval or circular, central 76 extending along the fold line 77 between the central flap 78 and the longitudinal lateral flap 79 making it possible to take off the tray fixed by bonding point easily removable by lateral traction, as for most trays used with the invention.

The cutout 74 is for its break-off 80 in the form of broken line and provided with rectangular frangible portions 81 to form the brackets 69, comprises two cut edges 82 and three fold lines 83, 83 ', 83' ', parallel to the joining line 84, namely two lines in the lateral flap 85 and a line in the central flap 86.

FIGS. 17A and 17B show other embodiments of locking means 87, this time at the level of the tray 88 and no longer the cap of the products 89 in the packaging.

They are for example constituted by oblong holes 90 regularly precut, in the form of inverted arches in a longitudinal flap 91, it itself connected to an outer flap 92. A portion 93 pre-cut on two sides and connected to the flap 92 without folding is provided to fit into the oblong hole to form blocking at each cap, once the flap 91 folded towards the inside of the tray and the outer flap 92 bent perpendicularly and plated on the bottom of the tray.

Figures 18A and 18B show in plan view the blanks or blanks 94 and 95 for making the tray of Figure 17B and the packages of Figures 19A, and 19B.

These give the side views of packs 96 and 97 with the products inside either the product cap being up (Figure 19A) or down (Figure 19B), the peripheries (bottom caps) coming from therefore to be embedded in the oblong holes.

Figure 20 shows another embodiment of the first cut 98 forming a tray with a locking device 71 of the type described with reference to Figure 14B for the cap.

Figures 21, 22A and 22B show other embodiments in side views of the packages according to the invention.

The packages 99, 100 and 101 respectively comprise trays 102, 103, 104 respectively of the type of the blank 98 (tray 102), or the blank 94 (trays 100 and 101).

The caps, respectively 105, 106, 107 are, for their part, either of the conventional type (105) as described with reference to FIG. 2, or of the type enveloping (106, 107) with cut sides 108 conforming laterally to the shape of the bottom or the cap.

FIG. 23 is a section according to another embodiment of the invention comprising a series of four rectangular flaps, 109, 110, 111, 112, connected together, where appropriate, by parallel fold lines, to namely a main flap 111 forming the bottom provided laterally on its two free flap edges 111 'with end tab 113 on either side, two side flaps 110 and 112 perforated according to the invention respectively attached to the side and other to the main flap 111, forming the perforated side walls, and an end flap 109 attached to one of the side flaps forming the perforated upper wall, this flap 110 comprising on its outer edge a tab 114 of bonding, just as the shutter 112.

We will now describe with reference to Figures 1 to 3, the formation of a package 1 according to one embodiment of the invention.

From the bottom 6 disposed flat, the products 2 (for example six in number) are placed in a row in a known manner in itself, plugs 5 plated on the central flap.

Then the pre-glued side flaps are folded (see Figure IB) to form the tray 6 which keeps the plugs 5 tight.

The cap 7 is then fed over, the parts 4 of the products 2 being inserted into the holes 12 vis-à-vis the upper flap, then the side walls 8 and 9 of the cap, here again also previously glued internally are folded down , the lower ends being vis-à-vis screw vertical walls of the tray with which they come cooperate by gluing, the intermediate parts 3 of the products then return to insert into the side orifices 11, to obtain the package 1 of Figure 2, which can then be stored and transported .

When it is desired to put the products on the shelf, the lower parts of the walls are removed, by separating them in a manner known per se, by manual lateral traction towards the outside, then the cap is lifted and removed (see FIG. 3) to release the tray and products that can be placed in a block radius.

As is obvious and as also follows from the above, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments more particularly described. On the contrary, it embraces all the variants and in particular those where the products are different from those shown and / or those where the cap and the tray are reversed, or those where the tray is stuck externally on the lower edges of the cap, the games being compensated by clamping / plating the tray on said edges of the cap.

Claims

1. Packaging box (1) for products (2) substantially oblong, each product having an intermediate portion (3) of overall width greater than those of its ends (4,5) comprising a bottom (6, 111, 112 ) and a cap (7; 109, 110, 112,) made of cardboard or corrugated cardboard material, characterized in that the cap (7) comprises two side walls (8, 9; 110, 112) interconnected by an upper wall (110, 109), the bottom and the upper wall being of width less than or equal to said overall width and the side walls (8, 9) being perforated by openings (11) regularly distributed in relation to screws arranged to allow the embedding of the respective intermediate parts (3) of said products.

2. Box according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper wall (10) is regularly perforated by openings (12) regularly distributed and arranged to allow the embedding of the respective upper ends (4) of the products (2).

3. Box according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bottom (111, 112) and the cap (109, 110, 112) are in one piece.

4. Box according to claim 3, characterized in that it is formed of a cutout comprising a sequence of four flaps (109, 110, 111, 112), namely a main flap (111) forming the bottom provided laterally on its two flap free edges (112) with end tabs (113), two side flaps (110, 112) respectively attached from and the main flap forming the perforated side walls, and an end flap (109) attached to one of the side flaps (110) forming the top wall, the other side flap and / or said end flap, being provided with a gluing tab (114).

5. Box according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the package comprises two elements (6, 7) manually separable from each other formed from cuts, namely a first element ( 6) forming the bottom and a second element (7) forming the cap.

6. Box according to claim 5, characterized in that the first element (6) forming the bottom constitutes a display tray formed of a central wall (15) connected to four side walls (18, 19) fixed together perpendicular to the central wall via end flaps (20).

7. Box according to claim 6, characterized in that the second element is formed of a cutout comprising a sequence of three flaps (8, 9, 10), namely a central flap (10) forming the upper wall and two flaps side (8, 9) forming the side walls whose lower peripheral parts are fixed respectively on the two side walls opposite the tray.

8. Box according to claim 7, characterized in that the lower peripheral portions comprise a frangible tongue (35) for disengaging tray / cap pulling.

Box according to claim 8, characterized in that the lower peripheral parts of the side walls of the cap and the side walls of the tray comprise means (39; 53, 54) for fastening with each other by snapping.

10. Box according to any one of claims 7, 8 and 9, characterized in that the side walls of the cap have at their periphery gluing tabs (34; 61 '; 63') adapted to fall back and be glued under the bottom of the tray.

11. Box according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises internal returns (92, 93) with indentations (90) adapted to ensure the wedging of the ends of the products.

12. Cutting or assembly of two blanks (13, 14) made of corrugated cardboard or corrugated board material for forming a packaging box with a bottom and a cap for substantially oblong products (2), each product having an intermediate portion (3) of overall width greater than that of its ends (4, 5), comprising a shutter (15) suitable for forming the bottom and a sequence of three shutters (8, 9, 10) of its own to form the cap, characterized in that the following comprises two lateral flaps (8, 9) adapted to form the side walls of said cap connected together by an upper flap adapted to form the upper wall of said cap, the clean shutter to form the bottom and the upper flap being of width less than or equal to said overall width and the side flaps (8, 9) being pierced by openings (11) regularly distributed arranged to be opposite and allow the embedding of the respective intermediate parts (3) of said products when the box is formed.

13. Cutout or set of two cuts according to claim 12, characterized in that the upper flap (10) is perforated by openings (12) regularly distributed and arranged to allow the embedding of the respective upper ends of the products when the box is formed.

14. Cutout according to any one of claims 12 and 13, characterized in that the bottom and the cap are in one piece.

15. Cutting according to claim 14, characterized in that it comprises a series of four rectangular flaps (109, 110, 111, 112) namely a main flap (111) forming the bottom provided laterally on its two free edges of flaps ( 112) with end tabs (113), two lateral flaps (110, 112) respectively attached on either side to the main flap forming the perforated side walls, and an end flap (109) attached to one of the flaps side (110) forming the upper wall, the other side flap and / or said end flap being provided with a gluing tab.

16. Set of blanks according to any one of claims 12 and 13, characterized in that it comprises two clean cuts (13, 14) to be fixed to one another, namely a first cut (13) own forming the bottom and a second cutout (14) suitable for forming the cap.

17. Set of blanks according to claim 16, characterized in that the first blank (13) is arranged to form a display rack and comprises a rectangular or substantially rectangular central flap (15) connected on each of its four lateral flap edges (18, 19), provided for at least two of them with end flaps (20).

18. Cutting assembly according to any one of claims 16 and 17, characterized in that the second cutout (14) comprises a series of three rectangular flaps, namely a central flap (10) and two lateral flaps (8, 9). ) whose outer peripheral parts are arranged to be fixed respectively on the two side walls opposite the first blank once formed into a tray.

Cutting assembly according to one of Claims 16 to 18, characterized in that the lower peripheral parts of the side walls of the cap and the side walls of the container comprise means (39, 53, 54) for with each other by snapping.

20. Cutout or set of blanks according to any one of claims 12 to 17, characterized in that the lower peripheral parts of the side flaps comprise a frangible tongue

(35) allowing the detaching tray / cap by tearing.

21. Cutout or set of cutouts according to any one of claims 12 to 20, characterized in that at least one of the cuts comprises partially precut portions (92, 93) arranged to constitute internal returns with indentations (90) specific to ensure the wedging of the ends of the products when the box is formed.