KR20110061613A - Cigarette pack for smoking articles and paper and inner frame used therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

A cigarette pack for a smoking article includes a closure 104 (304) for at least partially closing the containing body (103; 303) for containing the article and the access area (136; 336) for the article. An exterior body (102; 302) provided, the housing (103; 303) includes a first portion (106; 306) and a second portion (107; 307), and the first portion (106); 306 is slidable relative to the second portion 107; 307, and the access zone 136; 336 when the first portion 106; 306 slides relative to the second portion 107; 307. It is hinged on the closure 104 (304) to move the closure 104 (304) away from and toward the access zone.

Description

PACKET FOR SMOKE ARTICLES AND CORRESPONDING BLANK AND INNER FRAME}

The present invention relates to smoking articles, in particular cigarette packs for cigarettes, to paper from which the aforementioned packs can be made and to inner storage elements or inner frames.

Cigarette packs for smoking articles generally comprise an enclosure arranged to receive the components of tobacco wrapped in foil or metal foil.

This enclosure generally has the shape of a parallelepiped and comprises a containing body and a hinged lid.

AU4289478 shows a cigarette value for a smoking article further comprising an opening / closing element acting in connection with the lid to open / close the packet.

This opening / closing element, which has a sleeve shape, is slidably supported by the receiving portion acting as a guide and has a connecting wall fixed to the upper surface of the lid.

In use, it becomes possible to open / close the lid by sliding the opening / closing element along the receptacle towards and away from the base wall of the exterior, respectively.

The drawback of the packet described above is that it needs to be made from special paper with a specially designed packaging machine that manufactures the enclosure and the opening / closing elements respectively.

In other words, the packet shown in AU4289478 cannot be produced from paper that can be processed in a normal packaging machine.

Therefore, this packet is difficult to make because it requires a special production line with high cost and considerable overall dimensions.

Moreover, this packet is, in addition to having a very unsatisfactory aesthetic appearance, due to its special shape, which is larger than a typical cigarette.

It is an object of the present invention to improve smoking articles, in particular cigarette packs, and paper and inner frames which can be used to obtain these packs.

A further object of the present invention is to provide smoking articles, in particular cigarette packs, which can be easily produced even in typical packaging machines.

Another object of the present invention is to produce smoking articles, in particular cigarette packs, which are easily and conveniently accessible and aesthetically pleasing.

In a first aspect of the invention there is provided a cigarette package for a smoking article, comprising: an exterior having a containing body for containing the article and a closure for at least partially closing an access area to the article; The receiving portion includes a first portion and a second portion, the first portion being slidable relative to the second portion, spaced apart from the access zone when the first portion is slid relative to the second portion. And a cigarette package hinged on the closure to move the closure toward the access zone.

The cigarette according to the first aspect of the invention can be used as a typical cigarette if the first part is not separated from the second part, or as a cigarette of a non-standard type if the first part is slid relative to the second part. , Especially multifunctional.

The sliding of the first part relative to the second part also allows for easy and quick access to the inner contents of the packet, ie to the smoking article.

Since the enclosure comprises a receptacle and a closure which is hinged as in a typical packet, it is possible to produce a packet according to the first aspect of the invention in a standard packaging machine.

Finally, since the first part and the second part are included in the receiving part, the first part and the second part are in a closed arrangement of the packet, without changing the overall dimensions of the packet in relation to the typical packet. Each has side walls that are the same height to provide a satisfactory appearance.

In a second aspect of the invention, in a blank for producing a cigarette for smoking article, the paper forms a first portion of a receiving portion of the cigarette and a closure portion of the packet connected to the first portion. An intended first portion and a second portion intended to form a second portion of the containment, the first portion being cuttable to separate the first portion from the second portion on the packet Paper is provided, characterized in that connected to the second portion by a separate separation line.

In a third aspect of the invention, in an interior containment element for forming an interior of a packet of smoking article, the interior containment element is arranged to at least partially encase components of the smoking article, the main panel, the main Two side panels disposed on the side of the panel and two peripheral panels each connected to a corresponding side panel, wherein the interior receiving element is on at least one of the side panels and / or at least one of the peripheral panels Intended cutting to border the connection with an elongate shape that is fixable to the fastening member on one side and to the first side wall of the first portion of the packet that is connected to the closure on the other and / or to the front wall A line is made and the intended cutting line is used to separate the connection from the first side wall and / or from the front wall. An internal receiving element is provided which is cutable.

The inner receiving element or inner frame provided according to the third aspect of the invention can be easily made in a typical machine, for example by cutting or erasing from a roll of continuous paperboard.

The invention may be better understood and practiced with reference to the accompanying drawings, which illustrate some embodiments by way of non-limiting example.

According to the present invention, improved cigarettes for smoking articles, in particular cigarettes, and improved papers and inner frames which can be used to obtain these packets are obtained.

Furthermore, according to the present invention, smoking articles, in particular cigarette packs, can be obtained which can be easily produced even in typical packaging machines.

Further, according to the present invention, it is possible to manufacture smoking articles, in particular cigarette cigarettes, which are easily and conveniently accessible and aesthetically pleasing.

1 is a front perspective view of a first example of a cigarette package for a smoking article according to the present invention in a closed arrangement;
Figure 2 is a bottom view of the packet of Figure 1;
3 is a rear perspective view of the packet of FIG.
4 is a front perspective view of the packet of FIG. 1 in an open configuration;
5 is a rear perspective view of the packet of FIG. 4.
6 is a front perspective view of the viscera of the packet of FIG. 1 in a folded configuration;
7 is a rear perspective view of the interior of FIG. 6.
8 is a cross-sectional view of the packet of FIG.
9 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line VIII-VIII in FIG. 8.
10 is an enlarged detailed view of FIG. 8.
11 is a plan view of a sheet for obtaining the packet of FIG.
12 is a plan view of an inner frame for obtaining the internal body of FIG. 6.
Figure 13 is a view like that of Figure 1 of a second example of a packet according to the invention.
14 is a further perspective view of the packet of FIG. 13.
15 is a side view of the packet of FIG.
FIG. 16 is a view like that of FIG. 4 of the packet of FIG.
FIG. 17 is a view like that of FIG. 5 of the packet of FIG.
FIG. 18 is a view like that of FIG. 6 of the viscera of FIG. 13; FIG.
19 is a further perspective view of the viscera of the packet of FIG. 13;
20 is another perspective view of the viscera of the packet of FIG.
21 is a cross-sectional view of the packet of FIG.
FIG. 22 is a view like that of FIG. 11 of a sheet for obtaining the packet of FIG.
FIG. 23 is a view like that of FIG. 12 of an inner frame for obtaining the enclosure of FIG. 18; FIG.

1 to 3, there is shown a first example of a smoking article according to the invention, in particular a cigarette packet 101.

The cigarette package 101 in a rigid form includes, for example, a box-shaped exterior body 102 having a shape of a parallelepiped.

The enclosure 102 includes a closure including a receptacle 103 capable of accommodating tobacco and a lid 104 that can be opened or closed to allow a user to access the contents of the packet. In particular, the lid 104 is movable between an open state and a closed state by rotating around the hinge 35 shown in FIG. 1.

The enclosure 102 includes a first portion 106 and a second portion 107, the first portion 106 being slidably in the second portion 107, as better described below. Connected.

The first portion 106 includes a first base wall 108 from which the front wall 109 extends.

On opposite sides of the front wall 109, two first side walls 110, for example, having a generally rectangular trapezoidal shape, extend. In particular, each first sidewall 110 has a reduced size with respect to the front wall 109.

The first portion 106 is further connected to the lid 104 by a hinge 105. The lid 104 includes a top surface 111 having, for example, a shaped profile opposite the first base wall 108 in the closed state. The front face 112 and two side faces 113 are connected to the upper face 111.

In particular, the side face 113 has a generally rectangular trapezoidal shape.

The front face 112 and the front wall 109 form the outer wall of the packet 101 and a hinge 105 is obtained thereon, the front face 112 and the front wall 109 on the opposite side of the hinge 105. Is placed.

The second portion 107 described above includes a second base wall 114, with the top wall 115 facing the second base wall 114.

In particular, the upper wall 115 cooperates with the upper surface 111 to close over the packet 101 with, for example, a shaped profile that is complementary to the shaped profile of the upper surface 111.

The second portion 107 further comprises a rear wall 116 opposite the front wall 109, in the closed arrangement of the packet 101 shown in FIGS. 1-3.

The second portion 107 also includes two second sidewalls 117 extending to opposite sides of the rear wall 116.

In particular, each second sidewall 117 has a reduced size with respect to the rear wall 116 and with respect to the first sidewall 110.

In other words, the second sidewall 117 has a width narrower than the width of the first sidewall 110.

When the packet 101 is in the closed position shown in FIGS. 1-3, the top surface 111 is generally coplanar adjacent to the upper wall 115.

Similarly, the first base wall 108 is generally coplanar adjacent to the second base wall 114, while the first side 113 is each of the first side wall 11 and the second side wall 117. ) And are generally coplanar.

Moreover, in the closed position, the front face 112 of the lid 104 is coplanar with the front wall 109 of the containment 103.

In addition, the first sidewall 110 is generally coplanar adjacent to each second sidewall 117.

The first base wall 108 and the second base wall 114 are connected by the intended separation line 118, for example formed by a plurality of cuts 119 separated from each other by the junction 120. .

 The intended separation line 118 is for example a first section 121 of a straight line, for example a second section 122 that is also straight and aligned on the first section 121, and the first section 121 and the first section 121. A third section 123 is inserted between the two sections 122.

In the illustrated example, the third section 123 has a rounded rectangular shape, but may naturally have another shape, for example, an open or closed polygon, or an ellipse shape.

In particular, the third section 123 is made to be generally symmetrical with respect to an unshown symmetry plane passing between the first base wall 108 and the second base wall 114, the plane of symmetry being the first base wall. Generally perpendicular to 108 and to second base wall 114.

In other words, it includes a portion made in the first base wall 108 and an additional portion that reflects the above-described portion made in the second base wall 114.

The third section 123 at least partially borders a portion 126 of the enclosure 102 that is removable from the enclosure 102.

Enclosure 102 further includes, for example, an opening 127 adjacent to portion 126 made by cutting a portion at first base wall 108 and the remaining portion at second base wall 114.

In particular, the opening 127 extends symmetrically with respect to the plane of symmetry described above.

In use, the opening 127 eliminates the removal of the portion 126 resulting from cutting the material, such as thick paper, that forms the enclosure 102 along the third section 123 of the intended separation line 118. It can be used by the user to facilitate it.

Subsequently, along the first section 121 and the second section of the separation line 118, which is intended to separate the first portion 106 from the second portion 107, as disclosed better below. It is possible to cut the material forming the exterior body 102 along the 122.

The packet 101 further comprises an internal frame 128 or an internal frame secured to the inner surfaces of the second side wall 117 and the rear wall 116 of the second portion 107, and the first portion 106. 6 and 7 are slidably connected to the internal body 128, as described later.

Enclosure 128 houses an inner wrap 129 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 that includes components of tobacco wrapped in foil or metal foil. The inner wrap 129 is of known type and does not differ much compared to the inner wrap used for conventional cigarette packs.

The interior 128 described above comprises a main wall 130 bounded by an “U” shaped upper edge 131. Main wall 130 is connected to two minor walls 132, from which auxiliary walls 133 extend. The secondary wall 132 includes the inner wrap 129 laterally, while the auxiliary walls 133 are folded behind the inner wrap 129 so that they are adjacent to each other and later contain the inner wrap 129.

Enclosure 128 further includes two top covers 134 each extending from the corresponding auxiliary wall 133.

The top cover 134 is folded over the inner wrap 129 to be adjacent to each other and to include the inner wrap 129 thereon.

In particular, the top cover 134 extends in a plane generally parallel to the plane that includes the top wall 115 and internally contacts the top wall 115.

Moreover, the top cover 134 protrudes from the top wall 115 in the direction of the main wall 130, cooperating together to form a generally “U” shaped edge 135.

In use, the edge 135 and the above-described upper edge 131 of the main wall 130 form an access area 136 to tobacco.

Enclosure 128 further includes a lower cover 137 opposite the upper cover 134.

The lower cover 137 is connected to the main wall 130 and is bounded by a circumference complementary to the upper edge 131 as the lower cover 137 and the upper edge 131 is the same blade during the creation of the interior 128. generated by blade. The bottom cover 137 is folded under the inner wrap 129 to receive the inner wrap 129 below.

The cigarette package 101 has a connecting means 138 shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 for slidably connecting the first portion 106 of the enclosure 102 to the second portion 107 of the enclosure 102. Further, the internal body 128 is fixed to the second portion 107 as described above.

The connecting means 138 comprise two mutually facing inner portions 139 of the first side wall 110 of the first portion 106.

The connecting means 138 further comprise two connecting portions 140 which are each defined by respective intended cutting lines 141 made on the subwall 132 of the interior 128.

In particular, the connection part 140 is a corresponding locking element described below better contained in the respective outer side 142 and the connecting means 138 which are adhesively attached to each opposing inner part 139. An inner side 143 opposite the outer side 142, which may be respectively fixed to 144.

The intended cutting line 141 is cutable to separate the connection 140 from each surrounding additional portion 145 adjacent the connection of the subwall 132.

The cutting of the intended cutting line 141 creates each sheet 146 having a shape complementary to the connection 140 in the additional portion 145.

The connecting means 138 further comprise through openings 147 which are created in the subwalls 132 which are respectively adjacent to the connecting portions 140.

These through openings 147 separate the subwalls 132 and seat 146 into a molded housing 148 (FIGS. 6 and 7) suitable for slidably receiving a connection 140 secured to the inner portion 139. Are each arranged to produce in concert with each other.

In the illustrated embodiment, the housing 148 has the shape of a generally long straight slot and also forms a sliding passage for the connection 140 which is straight.

In particular, the connecting portion 140 has a long straight shape having an end rounded so as to slide in a straight line inside the housing 148 without rotating.

The fixing member 144 described above, for example, the rectangular shaped fixing member 144 having a curved side surface has a size larger than that of each connecting portion 140, so that, in use, the connecting portion 140 is connected to the respective housing. 148 is maintained therein, so that the first portion 106 is not connected to the second portion 107, i.e., not separated frontally from the second portion 107.

The packet 101 generally protrudes toward the inside of the packet 101 in the inner circumferential region of the upper surface 111 of the lid 104, and the upper edge of the interior 128 to keep the lid 104 closed. It further includes two closing elements 149, for example having an arrowhead shape, arranged to cooperate with 131.

In use, between each base 150 of the closure element 149 and the inner surface of the front face 112 of the lid 104, each suitable for receiving a peripheral portion 152 of the upper edge 131. A recess is formed.

The closure elements 149 interact with each peripheral portion 152 and are pressed by their peripheral portions so that their closure elements are in contact with the inner surface of the upper surface 111 and their closure. The element is movable between an inner surface of the front face 112 and a second arrangement that cooperates through the base 150 to protrude from the top surface 111 to maintain the top edge 131 in the recess 151.

In particular, the closing element 149 is in the first arrangement in the closing / opening stage of the lid 104, while those closing elements are in the second arrangement when the lid 104 is fully closed / open.

Each closure element 149 includes separate fins 153 facing each other and additional pins, not shown, wherein the fins 153 and additional fins have, for example, the shape of a right triangle ( 10).

In particular, in use, the pins 153 and additional pins are folded into the packet 101 on their longer side.

As above, the interior 128 is located in a closed arrangement of the packet 101 inside the exterior 102 and at the interior surface of the rear wall 116 and the second sidewall 117 of the exterior 102. It is fixed to the second portion 107.

In particular, one or more adhesive points may be applied to the interior surfaces of the rear wall 116 and the second sidewall 117, whereby the rear wall 116 and the second sidewall 117 are respectively attached to the secondary wall 133. And an additional portion 145 of the sub wall 132.

As a result, the enclosure 128 can be kept closed around the inner wrap 129, and in particular the second portion 107 of the enclosure 102 can be secured to the enclosure 128.

The cigarette package 101 may be used as a cigarette pack of a conventional cigarette, provided that the first portion 106 and the second portion 107 of the exterior body 102 are not separated.

In this case, the user can open the packet 101 by rotating the lid 104 around the hinge 105 to close the lid 104 again after removing the cigarette, as occurs in a typical cigarette package.

As mentioned above, the first portion 106 is also slidable with respect to the second portion 107 such that the first portion 121 and the second of the intended separation line 118 are removed by removing the portion 126. Act on section 122 and on intended cutting line 141.

In particular, the user can hold the second part 107 on the one hand and the first part 106 on the other hand to exert a cutting force on the first part 106 to the second part 107. The first portion 106 makes it easier to slide with respect.

In this way, the first section 121 and the second section 122 of the intended separation line 118 and the intended cutting line 141 are cut, and the second portion 107 is an additional portion 145. While maintaining the state attached to the internal body 128, the first portion 106 maintains the state attached to the internal body 128 by the connecting portion 140.

Accordingly, after the user rotates the lid 104 to the open position, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a closing body including the lid 104 is fixed relative to the second portion 107. The first portion 106 can slide. If this occurs, the closure comprising the lid 104 is spaced apart from the upper wall 115, ie from the access zone 136.

In particular, the first portion 106 has a second portion until the connection 140 abuts the first end region 155 of the housing 148 closer to the second base wall 114 of the second portion 107. Slideable relative to 107, these first end zones 155 serve as arrests or stops for the connection 140.

After sliding the first portion 106 relative to the second portion 107 at least partially to rotate the lid 104 around the hinge 105, the user may have access to the cigarette.

After removing the one or more cigarettes, the user may then retract the second portion 107 with respect to the second portion 107 until the connection 140 is in contact with the second end region 156 opposite the first end region 155 of the housing 148. The first portion 106 can slide again, and these second end regions 156 also serve as stops or stops for the connection 140.

The user can then place the lid 104 in the closed position, keeping the lid 104 closed by the closing element 149 interacting with the upper edge 131 of the interior 128. Thus, the packet 101 takes the shape of a typical rigid packet.

Naturally, even after removing the portion 126 and cutting the first section 121, the second section 122, and the intended cutting line 141, the user can always use the packet 101 as a typical packet, That is, the cigarette can be accessed by rotating the lid 104 around the hinge 105 without sliding the first portion 106 relative to the second portion 107.

The exterior body 102 is formed by folding a paper 157 of the type shown in FIG. 11, for example, made of thick paper.

In particular, the paper 157 extends along the first longitudinal axis Z1, which may be an axis of symmetry.

The paper 157 includes a first central panel 159 that is intended to form the front wall 109 of the first portion 106 in the exterior body 102.

The paper 157 includes the intended fold line 158 intended to create the hinge 105 in the packet 101. The intended fold line 158 may be formed by a plurality of cuts that include creases or are separated by connecting points.

The first transverse panel 160 and the second transverse panel 161 are disposed at opposite ends of the first central panel 159 so that the first transverse panel 160, the first central panel 159, and the first transverse panel 161 are disposed. 2 transverse panels 161 are arranged in sequence along the first longitudinal axis Z1.

The first transverse panel 160 is intended to form the first base wall 108 of the packet 101, while the second transverse panel 161 is intended to form the front side 112 of the lid 104. do. The second transverse panel 161 is connected to the first central panel 159 by the intended fold line 158.

The transverse panel 160 is connected to a third transverse panel 162 intended to form the second base wall 114 of the second portion 107.

The first transverse panel 160 and the third transverse panel 162 are joined together by the intended separation line 118 disclosed above.

If the thick paper forming the paper 157 was virtually broken along the intended fold line 118, the paper 157 would be separated into two parts.

The third transverse panel 162 is connected to a second central panel 163 intended to form the rear wall 116 of the second portion 107, while the second transverse panel 161 is connected to a lead 104. The fourth transverse panel 164 forming the upper surface 111 of the () is connected.

The fourth transverse panel 164 is in turn in an end fold 165 disposed to be folded by 180 ° and bonded to the fourth transverse panel 164 to reinforce the front portion of the lid 104. Connected.

The paper 157 further includes a fifth transverse panel 166 connected to the second center panel 163 and intended to form the top wall 115 of the second portion 107.

Fifth transverse panel 166, second central panel 163, third transverse panel 162, first transverse panel 160, first central panel 159, second transverse panel 161 ), The fourth transverse panel 164 and the end folds 165 are arranged in sequence along the first longitudinal axis Z1.

The paper 157 is, on the one hand, on the fifth transverse panel 166, the second center panel 163 and the third transverse panel 162, on the other hand, the first transverse panel 160, Particularly transversely perpendicular to the first longitudinal axis Z1 for connection together on the first central panel 159, the second transverse panel 161, the fourth transverse panel 164 and the end fold 165. It further comprises a first lateral fold line 167 to be.

The paper 157 is a pair of first outer panels 168 disposed on two sides of the first center panel 159 in an area formed between the intended fold line 158 and the first transverse panel 160. It includes more.

In particular, the first outer panel 168 is intended to form the first sidewall 110 of the first portion 106.

In the area formed between the intended fold line 158 and the fourth transverse panel 164 is further provided a pair of second outer panels 169 disposed on two sides of the second transverse panel 161. have.

The second outer panel 169 is arranged to form the side face 113 of the lid 104 when the paper 157 is intended to form the exterior body 102.

Each first outer panel 168 is separated from the corresponding second outer panel 169 by an inclined cut 170.

Two third external panels 171 are disposed on the side surfaces of the second center panel 163.

When the paper 157 is folded to form the exterior body 102, the third exterior panel 171 forms the second sidewall 117 of the second portion 107.

The first outer panel 168, the second outer panel 169, and the third outer panel 171 are each along a first longitudinal fold line 172 generally parallel to the first longitudinal axis Z1. 159, to a second transverse panel 161 and to a second central panel 163.

The first pin 173 is connected to an end of the first outer panel 168 and is arranged to be folded inside the first outer panel 168, and the first pin 1108 to stiffen the first base wall 108. It is adhered to the lateral panel 160.

In particular, as is better described later, the first fins 173 are arranged to be adhered to the first transverse panel 160.

Further, at the end of the second outer panel 169 facing the inclined cutout 170, a second pin 175 is connected and arranged to be folded inside the first outer panel 168 so that the lid 104 is disposed. It is bonded to the fourth transverse panel 164 to harden the upper surface 111 of the ().

Moreover, the paper 157 includes two pairs of oblique fold lines 220 made in the second pin 175.

Oblique fold lines 220 traverse about the first longitudinal axis Z1 and each pair cooperates to form a "V" shaped profile.

In particular, these profiles are equivalent to mirroring the first longitudinal axis Z1.

The paper 157 also includes an oblique cut 221 made in the second pin 175 between the pair of oblique fold lines 220, each oblique cut 221 having a corresponding pair of oblique fold lines 220. Approximately the same distance from

In this way, on each of the second pins 175, the first element 222 and the second element 223 are separated from each other by an oblique cut 221 so that the pin 153 and the addition of the closing means 149 are added. It is formed to be foldable inward to form a pin.

At the opposite ends of the third outer panel 171, the third fins 179 and the fourth fins 180 protrude, respectively, and are folded into the third outer panel 171 to form a second portion of the exterior body 102. It is arranged to adhere to the third transverse panel 162 and the fifth transverse panel 166, respectively, to harden the top wall 115 and the second base wall 114 of the portion 107.

When the paper 157 is processed in a packaging machine, on the inner surface of the paper 157, for example, the adhesion zone 174, which is arranged symmetrically with respect to the first longitudinal axis Z1 and shown by a hatched line in FIG. 11. Adhesive material is applied to the first fin 173 to secure the first transverse panel 160, the second fin 175 to the fourth transverse panel 164, and the third fin 179 and fourth pin 180 are secured to third transverse panel 162 and fifth transverse panel 166, respectively, and the first external panel 168 connects to the outer side of connection 140 ( 142 to secure the third outer panel 171 to the additional portion 145 of the sub-wall 132, and the second central panel 163 to the secondary wall 133 of the interior 128. It is possible to be fixed to).

After receiving the adhesive material, since the paper does not have additional panels to the typical paper, the paper 157 is folded in the order of the typical folding operation. Thus, the paper 157 can be processed in a conventional machine that produces a rigid packet of cigarettes.

12 shows an inner frame 185 that can be used to form the interior 128.

In particular, the inner frame 185 extends along a second longitudinal axis T1, which may be an axis of symmetry.

The inner frame 185 may be made of thick paper that can be bonded to a metal sheet such as aluminum. The inner frame 185 is formed directly on the packaging machine from a reel cut by a blade having a shaped profile corresponding to the upper transverse profile 186 and the lower transverse profile 187 of the inner frame 185. Can be. On the inner frame 185 further two inner weakening lines 188 and two outer weakening lines 189 are obtained by means of suitable incisors. The outer fragile line 189 is disposed outside the inner fragile line 188. First transverse fragile lines 190 transversely disposed on the inner and outer fragile lines 188 and 189 are further obtained in the lower region of the inner frame 185.

In addition, a second transversely fragile line 191 and a third transversely fragile line 192 disposed transversely to the inner and outer fragile lines 188 and 189 are further obtained in the upper region of the inner frame 185. .

Between the inner fragile line 188 and the transverse fragile line 190, a main panel 193 is formed that is arranged to form the main wall 130 in the interior 128. On the side of the main panel 193, two side panels 194 are arranged which are inserted between the inner weakening line 188 and the outer weakening line 189, respectively. Each side panel 194 is intended to form a subwall 132 of the interior 128.

Finally, outside of the side panel 194, two peripheral panels 195 are provided, each of which is joined to the corresponding side panel 194 along the outer fragile line 189. Peripheral panel 195 is folded behind inner wrap 129 to form auxiliary wall 133.

In this way, after being folded, the inner frame 185 surrounds the viscera 128 on four sides.

Between the transverse fragile line 190 and the lower transverse profile 187, a first end panel 196 is formed that is adapted to be folded under the inner wrap 129 to obtain the lower cover 137.

In addition, between the second transverse fragile line 191 and the upper transverse profile 186, a second end panel 197 and a third end panel 198 are formed and separated by the first cutout 199. .

Furthermore, a fourth end panel 200 and a fifth end panel 201 are formed and separated by the second cutout 202 between the third turn-weak line 192 and the upper transverse profile 186. .

In use, the third end panel 198 and the fifth end panel 201 are folded in a manner above the inner package 129, which is enclosed on six sides by the inner frame 185 in this manner and thus the interior 128. Is intended to harden the top cover 134.

Also, in use, the second end panel 197 and the fourth end panel 200 are respectively above the third end panel 198 and the fifth end panel 201 to form the upper cover 134 described above. It is folded and glued.

Again, on each side panel 194, the intended cutting line bordering the connecting portion 140 having a generally rounded rectangular shape, to which each fixing member 144 having a rectangular shape having a curved side is fixed. 141 is provided. The fastening member 144 is in particular fastened to the corresponding connection portion 140 by means of points or by an adhesive material evenly distributed on the surface to be connected.

In particular, the fixing member 144 may be obtained by cutting or punching the lower portion of the main panel 193 of the inner frame 185. Cutting or drilling is performed by the packaging machine, for example, during the step of cutting the upper transverse profile 186 and the lower transverse profile 187.

In addition, the through opening 147 is obtained in the side panel 194 by cutting or drilling.

In the folded arrangement of the inner frame 185, the two connections 140 are parallel and opposite each other.

When the inner frame 185 is fixed inside the receiving portion 103, the cutout for obtaining the fixing member 144 cannot be seen because it is made in the wall portion of the main panel 193 covered by the front wall 109. It should be noted.

During packaging, the inner frame 185 is made to adhere to the inner package by points of adhesive that are folded around the inner package 129 and located in a manner similar to that occurring in a typical inner frame.

The inner frame 185 can be folded around the inner wrap 129 using a folding unit similar to that used for a typical inner frame. The exterior body 102 is constructed by folding the sheet of paper 157 around the interior body 128.

From the disclosure above, it is clear that the packet 101 can be made using a packaging machine that is not substantially different from existing machines.

With reference to FIGS. 13 to 15, a second example of a smoking article 301 according to the invention, in particular for a cigarette, is shown.

The additional packet 301, which is also of rigid type, comprises an additional boxed enclosure 302, for example having a parallelepiped shape.

The additional enclosure 302 includes an additional receptacle 303 that can receive cigarettes, and an additional lid 304 that can be opened or closed to allow the user access to the cigarette. It includes a closure.

In particular, the additional lid 304 is movable between an additional open position and an additional closed position that rotates around the additional hinge 305, shown in FIGS. 13-15.

The additional enclosure 302 includes an additional first portion 306 and an additional second portion 307, and the additional first portion 306 is further formed, as is better described later. It is slidably connected to two portions 307.

The additional first portion 306 includes an additional first base wall 308 from which an additional front wall 309 extends.

Two additional first sidewalls 310 extend on opposite sides of the additional front wall 309, and each of the additional first sidewalls 310 has a reduced size relative to the additional front wall 309. Have

The further lid 304 is further connected to the further first portion 306 by an additional hinge 305. The additional lid 304 includes an additional top surface 311 having, for example, a rectangular shape opposite the additional first base wall 308 in the additional closed position. An additional front 312 and back 404 facing each other are connected to the additional top 311.

Between the additional front 312 and the rear 404, two additional sides 313 are inserted, including, for example, a profile 410 having a "V" shape.

The additional front 3120 and the additional front wall 309 form the outer wall of the additional packet 301 from which the additional hinge 305 is obtained, and the additional front 312 and the additional front wall 309 It is disposed on opposite sides of the additional hinge 305.

The additional second portion 307 described above may further comprise an additional rear wall 316 (FIG. 17) opposite the additional front wall 309 in the closed arrangement of the additional packet 301 shown in FIGS. 13-15. An additional second base wall 314.

In addition, the additional second portion 307 includes two additional second sidewalls 317 extending on opposite sides of the additional rear wall 316.

In particular, each of the additional second sidewalls 317 has a reduced size compared to the additional rear wall 316.

Moreover, each of the additional second sidewalls 317 includes an edge region 412 that overlaps the corresponding additional edge region 413 of one of the additional first sidewalls 310.

In this way, these edge zones 412 serve as guide means for the further edge zones 413 so that the additional first part 306 is additional second in the closing / opening step of the additional packet 301. And slide in a manner guided to portion 307. In other words, in the opening / closing step of the additional packet 301, the additional second part 307 slidably supports the additional first part 306 and serves as its guide.

When the additional packet 301 is in the closed position shown in FIGS. 13-15, the rear face 404 is close to and substantially coplanar with the additional rear wall 316.

Similarly, the additional first base wall 308 is proximate and generally coplanar with the additional second base wall 304, while the additional first side 313 defines each additional first sidewall ( 310 and generally coplanar.

In addition, in the additional closed position, the additional front 312 of the additional lid 304 is flush with the additional front wall 309 of the additional receiving portion 303.

The further first base wall 308 and the further second base wall 314 are further intended, for example, formed by a plurality of further cuts 319 separated from each other by an additional junction 320. Connected by a separate separation line 318.

The further intended separation line 318 is further for example a first section 321 of a straight line, for example an additional second section 322 also straight and aligned to the further first section 321. ), And for example, an additional third section 323 inserted between the additional first section 321 and the further second section 322.

In particular, the further third section 323 is connected to the further first section 321 and the further second section 322 by each inclined section 415.

In the version of the second example, the further third section 323 may also have a rounded rectangular shape or other shape, such as an open or closed polygon, as in the case of the first example described above.

The additional first base wall 308 and the additional second base wall 314 are further connected by a removable adhesive strip 405.

In particular, the adhesive strip 405 at least partially covers the additional intended separation line 318.

In a version of the second example of the present invention not shown, the additional first base wall 308 and the additional second base wall 314 are connected by the system disclosed with reference to the packet 101.

The additional packet 301 is an interior of the additional enclosure 328 or an interior that is secured to the additional interior surface of the additional second sidewall 317 of the additional second portion 307 and the additional rear wall 316. It further includes a frame, and the additional first portion 306 is slidably connected to the additional viscera 328, as described below (FIGS. 18-20).

The additional enclosure 328 houses an additional inner package 329 (FIGS. 16 and 17) that includes components of tobacco wrapped in foil or metal sheets.

The additional inner wrap 329 is a known type and there is no substantial difference to the inner wrap used for cigarette packs of conventional tobacco.

The additional enclosure 328 includes an additional main wall 330 disposed at the rear to accommodate the additional inner package 329.

In particular, when the packet 301 is completed, the additional main wall 330 protrudes from the top of the additional rear wall 316.

Two additional sub walls 332 are connected to the additional main wall 330 from which further auxiliary walls 333 extend.

The additional main wall 330, the additional sub wall 332, and the additional auxiliary wall 333 form an additional edge 335 having a “U” shape.

The additional sub-walls 332 receive the additional inner wrap 329 laterally, while the additional auxiliary walls 333 are adjacent to each other and to accommodate the additional inner wrap 329 in front. It is folded in front of the inner wrap 329.

In addition, when the packet 301 is completed, the additional auxiliary walls 333 cooperate with each other to form an additional upper edge 331 having a “U” shape.

In use, the additional edge 335 and the additional upper edge 331 described above form an additional access area 336 to tobacco.

Also, from the additional main wall 330 near the additional edge 335, two closing pins 450 protruding out of it further lead to additional lids to hold the additional leads 304 in the additional closed position. Suitable for meshing with 304.

The additional enclosure 328 further includes an additional bottom cover 337.

The additional lower lid 337 is bounded by a periphery complementary to the additional upper edge 331 and is further enhanced by each additional auxiliary wall, as they are created by the same blade during the creation of the additional viscera 328. 333).

The additional lower cover 337 is folded under the additional inner package 329 to receive the additional inner package 329 below.

The additional packet 301 further comprises additional connecting means 338 shown in FIGS. 18 to 21 for slidably connecting the additional first portion 306 to the further second portion 307, The additional viscera 328 are secured to the further second portion 307.

The further connecting means 338 comprise two other inner parts, not shown, of the further front wall 309 of the further first part 306.

The additional connecting means 338 are two further connecting portions each formed by each additional intended cutting line 341 made on the corresponding additional auxiliary wall 333 of the additional enclosure 328. 340 is further included.

In particular, further connections 340 are better included after each additional outer side 342, and additional connection means 338, which are adhesively attachable to each additional interior portion of the additional front wall 309. An additional inner side 343 opposite the additional outer side 342, each fixable to the corresponding additional securing member 344 disclosed.

Additional intended cut lines 341 are cutable to separate additional connections 340 from each enclosing additional portion 345 of additional auxiliary wall 333.

Cutting of the additional intended cut line 341 makes each additional seats 346 having a shape complementary to the additional connection 340, in the additional portion 345.

The further connecting means 338 further comprise an additional through opening 347 made in the further auxiliary wall 333, each adjacent to the further connecting portion 340.

Such additional through openings 347 cooperate with the additional seats 346, respectively, and further connections 340 that are separated from the additional auxiliary walls 333 and are fixed to additional interior portions of the additional front walls 309. ) Is arranged to make an additional molded housing 348 suitable for slidably receiving.

In the illustrated embodiment, the additional housing 348 has the shape of an elongated straight slot and also forms a sliding passageway for the additional connection 340 that is straight.

In particular, the additional connection 340 has a long straight shape with a rounded end to slide in a straight line inside the additional housing 348 without rotation.

The additional fastening members 344 described above, e.g., additional fastening members 344 of rectangular shape with curved opposite sides, have a larger size than each further connecting portion 340, so that, in use, these additional fastening members 344 340 is maintained inside each additional housing 348 and eventually remains connected so that the additional first portion 306 does not separate forward from the additional second portion 307.

As mentioned above, the additional enclosure 328 is located inside the additional enclosure 302, in a closed arrangement of the additional packet 301, of the additional second sidewall 317 and the additional rear wall. Secured to an additional second portion 307 of the enclosure 302 at an additional inner surface of 316.

In particular, on the additional inner surface of the additional second sidewall 317 and the additional rear wall 316, one or more points of adhesive may be applied, whereby the additional rear wall 316 and the additional agent are applied. Two sidewalls 317 adhere to the additional major wall 330 and the additional subwall 332, respectively.

Also, as above, the additional enclosure 328 is an additional exterior of the additional connection 340 that is bonded to each additional interior portion of the additional front wall 309 of the additional first portion 306. Side 342 is connected to an additional first portion 306 of the additional enclosure 302.

As such, the additional enclosure 328 can be kept closed around the additional inner wrap 329 and the additional second portion 307 can be secured to the additional enclosure 328. .

The additional packet 301 can be used as a cigarette pack of a normal cigarette when the additional first portion 306 and the additional second portion 307 of the additional enclosure 302 are not separated.

In this case, the user opens the additional packet by rotating the additional lid 304 around the additional hinge 305, as occurs in the packet, to reclose the typical additional lid 304 after removing the cigarette. can do.

As mentioned above, the additional first portion 306 is also slidable with respect to the additional second portion 307, removing the adhesive strip 126 and further on the additional intended separation line 318 and Act on a further intended cutting line 341.

In particular, the user can hold the additional second part 307 on the one hand and take the additional first part 306 on the other hand to exert a cutting force on the additional first part 306 so that the additional agent The additional first portion 306 makes it easier to slide with respect to the two portions 307, and the additional second portion 307 serves as a guide of the further first portion 306, as described above.

In this way, additional first section 321, additional second section 322 and additional third section 323 and additional intended cut line 341 of additional intended separation line 318. This cut, additional second portion 307 remains attached to the additional viscera 328 at the additional subwall 332 and at the additional main wall 330, while the additional first The portion 306 remains attached to the additional viscera 328 by additional connections 340.

Accordingly, the user slides an additional first portion 306 to which an additional closure including an additional lid 304 is fixed relative to the additional second portion 307, as shown in FIGS. 17 and 18. You can.

If so, an additional closure comprising an additional lid 304 is spaced apart from the further access zone 336.

In particular, the additional first portion 306 is in contact with the additional first end region 355 of the additional housing 348 closer to the additional second base wall 314. It can be slid relative to the further second portion 307, which further first end region 355 serves as a stop or stop for the further connection 340.

After sliding the additional first portion 306 relative to the further second portion 307, at least in part, to rotate the additional lid 304 about the additional hinge 305, the user may have access to the cigarette. Can be.

After removing one or more cigarettes, the user adds additional connections 340 until they are in contact with the additional second end region 356 opposite the additional first end region 355 of the additional housing 348. Further first portion 306 can be reslid with respect to the second portion 307 of the further second end region 356 as a stop or stop for the further connection 340. Play a role.

The user can then reclose the additional lid 304 so that the additional packet 301 takes the shape of a typical rigid packet.

Naturally, even after removing the adhesive strip 405 and cutting the additional intended separation line 318 and the additional intended cutting line 341, the user can always use the additional packet 301 as a typical packet. That is, the cigarette can be accessed by rotating the additional lid 304 around the additional hinge 305 without sliding the additional first portion 306 relative to the additional second portion 307.

The additional envelope 302 is formed by folding an additional sheet of paper 357 of the type shown in FIG. 22, for example, made of thick paper.

In particular, the additional sheet 357 extends along an additional first longitudinal axis Z2, which may be an axis of symmetry.

The additional sheet 357 includes an additional first center panel 359 intended to form the front wall 309 of the first portion 306 in the enclosure 302.

The additional paper 157 includes an additional intended fold line 358 intended to provide an origin for the additional hinge 305 in the additional packet 301. Additional intended fold lines 358 may be formed by a plurality of cuts that include fold lines or are separated by joining points.

An additional first transverse panel 360 and an additional second transverse panel 361 are disposed at opposite ends of the additional first central panel 359, such that the additional first transverse panel 360 is further added. First central panel 359 and additional second transverse panel 361 are arranged in order along the additional first longitudinal axis Z2.

The additional first transverse panel 360 is intended to form an additional first base wall 308 of the additional packet 301, while the additional second transverse panel 361 further comprises an additional lid 304. Is intended to form an additional front face 312.

An additional third transverse panel 362 intended to form an additional second base wall 314 of the additional second portion 307 is connected to an additional first transverse panel 360.

The further first transverse panel 360 and the further third transverse panel 362 are joined together by the adhesive strip 405 disclosed above and by the additional intended separation line 318.

If the adhesive strip 405 is removed and the additional intended separation line 318 is cut off, the additional paper 357 will separate into two parts.

An additional second central panel 363 intended to form an additional rear wall 316 of the additional second portion 307 is connected to an additional third transverse panel 362, while an additional lead ( An additional fourth transverse panel 364 that will form an additional top surface 311 of 304 is connected to an additional second transverse panel 361.

An additional fourth transverse panel 364 is in turn connected to an additional fifth transverse panel 366 intended to form the backside 404 of the further lid 304.

In addition, an additional fifth transverse panel 366 is connected to an additional end fold 365 that is intended to be folded by 180 ° to reinforce the backside 404 of the additional lid 304.

Additional second center panel 363, additional third transverse panel 362, additional first transverse panel 360, additional first central panel 359, additional second transverse panel ( 361, the further fourth transverse panel 364 and the further end fold 365 are arranged in order along the further first longitudinal axis Z2.

The additional paper 357 connects an additional second central panel 363 and an additional third transverse panel 362 on one side, and an additional first transverse panel 360, an additional on another side. The first central panel 359, the additional second transverse panel 361, the additional fourth transverse panel 364, the further fifth transverse panel 366 and the additional end fold 365 It further comprises an additional first transverse fold line 367 which is arranged transversely in particular perpendicularly to the further first longitudinal axis Z2 for connecting together.

The additional sheet 357 is a pair disposed on two sides of the additional first center panel 359 in the area formed between the additional intended fold line 358 and the additional first transverse panel 360. Further comprises an additional first external panel 368.

In particular, the additional first outer panel 368 is intended to form an additional first sidewall 310 of the additional first portion 306.

Additional side 313 of additional lid 304 when located on two sides of additional fifth transverse panel 366 and additional paper 357 is folded to form additional enclosure 302. It is further provided with a pair of additional second outer panels 369, arranged to form.

On the side of the further second center panel 363, two further third external panels 371 are arranged.

When the additional paper 357 is folded to form the additional enclosure 302, the additional third outer panel 371 opens the additional second sidewall 317 of the additional second portion 307. Form.

The further first outer panel 368, the further second outer panel 369, and the further third outer panel 371 may further comprise an additional first longitudinal fold line substantially parallel to the further first longitudinal axis Z2 ( 372, respectively, is connected to an additional first central panel 359, an additional fifth transverse panel 366, and an additional second central panel 363.

An additional first pin 373 disposed at the end of the additional first outer panel 368 is arranged to be folded inside the additional first outer panel 368 to harden the additional first base wall 308. Connected.

In particular, as disclosed below, the additional first fins 373 are disposed to adhere to the additional first transverse panel 360.

It is further provided with a pair of additional second fins 375 disposed on two sides of the additional second transverse panel 361.

The additional second pins 375 are additional second transverse directions to stiffen each additional side 313 when the additional paper 357 is folded to form the additional enclosure 302. The panel 361 is disposed to be folded inside.

In addition, each of the additional second pins 375 is separated from the corresponding additional first outer panel 368 by an additional inclined cut 370.

Also, for example, another second pin 411 having a generally rectangular shape is connected to each end of the further second pin 375 opposite the further inclined cut 370, and the other second pin 411 is arranged to be folded into the further second fin 375 to make each additional side 313 harder.

In particular, when the additional packet 301 is completed, an additional second pin 375 is inserted between each additional outer panel 369 and each other second pin 411.

An additional third pin 379 disposed to be folded inside the additional third outer panel 372 is an additional second base wall 314 of an additional second portion 307 of the additional enclosure 302. Protrudes to the end of a further third outer panel 371 to harden it.

When the additional paper 357 is processed in a packaging machine, it is shown on the inner surface of the additional paper 357, for example, symmetrically about the additional first longitudinal axis Z2 and hatched in FIG. 22. The adhesive material is applied to the additional adhesive zone 374, which allows the additional first pin 373 to be secured to the additional first transverse panel 360, and the additional third pin 379. To allow the additional third transverse panel 362 to be secured, to allow the additional third external panel 371 to be secured to the additional secondary wall 332, and to provide an additional second central panel 363. ) Can be fixed to the additional main wall 330, and the additional first center panel 359 can be fixed to the additional outer side 342 of the additional connection 340, and to the additional agent. 2 allows external panel 369 to be secured to an additional second pin 375.

After receiving the adhesive material, the additional paper 357 is folded in the order of a typical folding operation since such other paper does not have additional panels for typical paper. Thus, the additional paper 357 can be processed in a conventional machine that produces a rigid packet of cigarettes.

23 illustrates an inner frame 385 that can be used to form additional enclosures 328.

In particular, the further inner frame 385 extends along an additional second longitudinal axis T2, which may be an axis of symmetry.

The additional inner frame 385 may be made of thick paper that can be bonded with a metal sheet such as aluminum.

The further inner frame 385 is mounted to the packaging machine from a reel cut by a blade having a forming profile corresponding to the further upper transverse profile 386 and the lower transverse profile 387 of the further inner frame 385. Can be formed directly.

On the further inner frame 385, two further inner weakening lines 388 and two further outer weakening lines 389 are obtained by the incision device.

The additional outer fragile line 389 is disposed outside the additional inner fragile line 388.

An additional first transverse fragile line 390, which is arranged transverse to the additional inner and outer fragile lines 389, is further obtained in the lower region of the further inner frame 385.

Between the additional inner fragile lines 388, an additional main panel 393 is formed which is arranged to form an additional main wall 330 in the additional enclosure 328.

On the side of the additional main panel 393, two additional side panels 394 are arranged, each of which is inserted between the additional inner weakening line 388 and the additional outer weakening line 389. Each additional side panel 394 is intended to form an additional subwall 332 of the additional enclosure 328.

Finally, on the outside of the additional side panel 394 there are two additional peripheral panels 395, each of which is joined to the corresponding additional side panel 394 along the additional outer fragile line 389. It is.

The additional peripheral panel 395 is folded in front of the additional inner wrap 329 to form an additional auxiliary wall 333.

In this way, after the additional inner frame 385 is folded, it surrounds the further viscera 328 on four sides.

Between the additional first transverse fragile line 390 and the additional lower transverse profile 387, an additional agent suitable for being folded under the additional inner wrap 329 to obtain an additional lower cover 337. One end panel 396 is formed.

In this way, after the additional inner frame 385 is folded, it surrounds the further viscera 328 on five sides.

Also on each additional peripheral panel 395 is an additional intended cut line 341 bounded by an additional connection 340 having a generally rounded rectangular shape, on which the opposite side of the curve is defined. For example, each additional fixing member 344 having a rectangular shape is fixed.

The additional fastening member 344 can be obtained by cutting or drilling on the further bottom of the further main panel 393. Cutting or perforation is performed by the packaging machine, for example, during the step of cutting the further upper transverse profile 386 and the further lower transverse profile 387.

The further fastening member 344 is in particular fastened to the corresponding further connection 340 by an adhesive material distributed evenly or by points on the surface to be connected.

In addition, additional through openings 347 are obtained in the additional peripheral panel 395 by cutting or drilling.

In the folded arrangement of the further inner frame 385, the two further connections 340 are parallel to each other and symmetric to the axis of symmetry of the further packet 301.

Once the additional inner frame 385 is secured inside the additional enclosure 303, the cuts for obtaining the additional fastening members 344 are further main panels whose cuts are covered by the additional front wall 309. Because it is made in the wall part of 393, it is not seen.

Finally, two additional “C” shaped cuts 460 are made on the additional inner frame 385 that are intended to form the closed tab 450.

During packaging, an additional inner frame 385 is folded around the additional inner package 329 and made to adhere to the inner package by points of adhesive located in a manner similar to that that occurs in a typical inner frame.

The additional inner frame 385 may be folded around the additional inner wrap 329 using a folding unit similar to that used for a typical inner frame. The additional enclosure 302 is constructed by folding the paper 357 around the additional enclosure 328.

From the above, it is clear that the additional packet 301 may be made using a packaging machine that is not substantially different from existing machines.

In one embodiment of the invention, not shown, the packet 101 comprises a closure of the type disclosed with reference to the second example of the invention.

In a further embodiment of the invention, not shown, the additional packet 301 comprises a closure of the type disclosed with reference to the first example of the invention.

It should also be noted in the accompanying drawings that only parallelepiped shaped packets with longitudinal corners formed at right angles are shown. The packet according to the invention may nevertheless comprise one or more longitudinal or transverse corners cut off, or one or more longitudinal or transverse end rounded corners. In particular, the packet according to the invention may have the shape of an octagonal packet or of a so-called round corner packet.

Claims (51)

In the cigarette pack for smoking articles,
And a closure (104; 304) for at least partially closing an access body (136; 336) for containing the article and an access zone (136; 336) for the article. An exterior body (102; 302),
The receiving portions 103 and 303 include a first portion 106 and 306 and a second portion 107 and 307, and the first portions 106 and 306 are connected to the second portion 107 and 307. Slidable relative to the access zone and away from the access zone 136; 336 when the first portion 106; 306 is slid relative to the second portion 107; 307. Tobacco pack, characterized in that hinged on the closure (104; 304) for moving. The method of claim 1,
An intended separating line (118; 318) inserted between the first portion (106; 306) and the second portion (107; 307), and the intended separating line (118; 318). Is a cuttable cigarette for separating the first portion (106; 306) from the second portion (107; 307) in the first opening of the packet (101; 301). The method of claim 2,
The intended dividing line 118; 318 is the first base wall 108; 308 of the first portion 106; 306 and the second base wall 114; 314 of the second portion 107; 307. A cigarette pack inserted between the first base wall (108; 308) and the second base wall (114; 314) is intended to form the base wall of the packet (101; 301). The method according to claim 2 or 3,
And the intended separation line (118; 318) comprises a plurality of cuts separated from each other by a joint. The method according to any one of claims 2 to 4,
The intended dividing line 118; 318 includes a first section 121; 321, a second section 122; 322, and the first section 121; 321; 521 and the second section 122. A cigarette comprising a third section (123; 323) inserted between the two (322). The method of claim 5,
The first section (121; 321) and the second section (122; 322) are straight and aligned. The method according to claim 5 or 6,
The third section 123 has a closed line shape, in particular a rounded rectangular shape. 8. The method according to any one of claims 5 to 7,
The third section (123) at least partially borders a portion (126) of the enclosure (102) that is removable from the enclosure (102). The method of claim 8,
The package (102) comprises an opening (127) adjacent said portion (126) disposed to facilitate removal of said portion (126) from said enclosure (102). The method according to claim 5 or 6,
Said third section (323) being straight and connected to said first section (321) and said second section (322) by respective inclined sections (415). The method according to any one of claims 1 to 10,
And a removable adhesive strip (405) for connecting said first portion (106; 306) to said second portion (107; 307). The method of claim 11, wherein
The adhesive strip (405) at least partially covering the intended separation line (118; 318). The method according to any one of claims 1 to 12,
The closure 104 comprises an upper surface 111 in the closed position of the closure 104, which is close to and coplanar with the upper wall 115 of the second portion 107, the upper surface ( 111) and the upper wall 115 cooperates to close the packet 101. The method of claim 13, wherein
Said top surface (111) and said top wall (115) opposing and parallel to said first base wall (108) and said second base wall (114), respectively. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 12,
The closure (304) comprises a backside (404) in the closed position of the closure (404), near the rear wall (316) of the second portion (307) and on the same plane. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 15,
Cigarette pack comprising guiding means (412) obtained in said second portion (307) for slidably supporting said first portion (306). The method of claim 16,
The guiding means comprises an edge zone 412 of the side wall 317 of the second part 107; 307, the edge zone 412 of the further side wall 310 of the first part 316. A cigarette packet arranged to receive an additional edge zone 413. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 17,
A cigarette pack comprising an internal body (128; 328) insertable into the housing (103; 303) and disposed to at least partially encase the composition of the smoking article. The method of claim 18,
The viscera (128; 328) surrounds at least five sides of the components. The method of claim 18 or 20,
The viscera (128; 328) comprises at least a bottom cover (137; 337) folded under the components. The method according to any one of claims 18 to 20,
The viscera 128 includes at least a top cover 134 that is folded over the components. The method according to any one of claims 18 to 21,
The enclosure (128; 328) comprises a main wall (130; 330) to which two sub-walls (132; 332) for receiving the components in the transverse direction are connected. The method of claim 22,
The viscera (128; 328) comprises a pair of auxiliary walls (133; 333) respectively connected to respective sub walls (132; 332). The method of claim 23, wherein
Said auxiliary wall (133) facing said rear wall (116) of said second portion (107). The method of claim 23, wherein
The secondary wall (333) facing the front wall (309) of the first portion (306). The method according to any one of claims 18 to 25,
The viscera (128; 328) is fixed to the inner wall of the second portion (107; 307). The method according to any one of claims 18 to 26,
And a connecting means (138; 338) for slidingly connecting said first portion (106; 306) to said viscera (128; 328). The method of claim 27,
The connecting means 138; 338 are intended for the cutting line means 141; 341 obtained at the sub-wall 132 and / or at the auxiliary wall 133, and at one side to the first side wall 110 and / or Or a connecting portion (140; 340) facing the boundary having, for example, an elongated shape, which can be fixed to the corresponding fixing member (144; 344) on the other side,
The intended cutting line means 141; 341 are adapted from the sub-wall 132 and / or the auxiliary wall to make the first portion 106; 306 slidable relative to the internal body 128; 328. Cigarettes cut to separate the connection (140; 340) from (333). The method of claim 28,
The holding member (144; 344) has a larger size than each connection (140; 340) to maintain the first portion (106; 306) connected to the viscera (128; 328). The method according to any one of claims 18 to 29, wherein
The closure (104) comprises a closure means (149) arranged to interact with the upper edge (131) of the viscera (128) to keep the closure (104) closed. The method of claim 30, wherein claim 18 is dependent on claim 13.
The closing means 149 may include a contracted configuration in which the closing means 149 contacts the inner surface of the upper surface 111 and the closing means 149 protrude from the upper surface 111 so that the closing portion 104 is closed. A packet moveable between the enlarged configuration cooperating with the upper edge 131 to maintain a closed position. In the blank (blank) for producing the cigarette packet (101; 301) for smoking articles,
The paper bags 157 and 357 are connected to the first portions 106 and 306 of the accommodating portions 103 and 303 of the cigarette packages 101 and 301 and the first portions 106 and 306; First portions 159, 160, 161, 164, 165; 359, 360, 361, 364, 365, 366 intended to form closures 104; 304 of the 301, and the receiving portions 103; 303 Second portions 162, 163, 166; 362, 363 intended to form second portions 107;
The first portion (159, 160, 161, 164, 165; 359, 360, 361, 364, 365, 366) is the first portion from the second portion (107; 307) in the packet (101; 301) Paper, characterized in that it is connected to the second portion (162, 163, 166; 362, 363) by an intended splitting line (118; 318) that is cleavable to separate (106; 306). 33. The method of claim 32,
Wherein the intended separation line (118; 318) comprises a plurality of cuts separated from each other by a bond. 34. The method of claim 32 or 33,
The intended dividing line 118; 318 is between a first section 121; 321, a second section 122; 322, and between the first section 121; 321 and the second section 122; 322. Paper comprising a third section (123; 323) to be inserted. The method of claim 34, wherein
Wherein the first section (121; 321) and the second section (122; 322) are straight and aligned. The method of claim 34 or 35,
The third section (123) has a closed line shape, in particular a rounded rectangular shape. The method according to any one of claims 34 to 36,
Wherein the third section (123) borders at least partially the portion (126) of the paper (126) that is removable from the paper (126). The method of claim 37,
And an opening (127) adjacent said portion (126) disposed to facilitate removal of said portion (126) from said paper (157). The method of claim 34 or 35,
The third section (323) is straight and is connected to the first section (321) and the second section (322) by respective inclined sections (415). 41. The method of any of claims 32-40,
And a removable adhesive strip (405) for connecting said first portion to said second portion. The method of claim 40,
The adhesive strip (405) at least partially covering the intended separation line (118; 318). In the interior storage element for forming the interior (128; 328) of the cigarette case (101; 301) for smoking articles,
The interior receiving elements 128; 328 are arranged to at least partially enclose components of the smoking article, two sides disposed on the side of the main panel 193; 393, the main panel 193; 393. Two peripheral panels 195 and 395 connected to panels 194 and 394 and corresponding side panels 194 and 394, respectively;
The interior receiving elements 185; 385 are connected to the fixing member 144; 344 on one side on at least one of the side panels 194; 394 and / or on at least one of the peripheral panels 195; 395. Secured to the first side wall 110 and / or to the front wall 309 of the first portion 106; 306 of the packet 101; 301 which is fixable and which is connected to the closure 104; 304 on the other side Intended cutting lines 141; 341 are made bordering the connections 140; 340 with the longest possible shape,
The intended cutting line (141; 341) is cuttable to separate the connection (140; 340) from the first side wall (110) and / or from the front wall (309). The method of claim 42, wherein
Each connection 140; 340 slides in each housing 148; 348 formed in the operating position, on the corresponding side panels 194; 394 and / or on the corresponding peripheral panels 195; 395. Internal storage element available. The method of claim 42 or 43, wherein
Each securing member (144; 344) has a larger size than the corresponding connection (140; 340). The method of any one of claims 42-44,
The securing member (144; 344) is bonded to the connection (140; 340) by an adhesive material. The method of any one of claims 42-44,
The securing member (144; 344) is obtained by performing each cut on the main panel (193; 393). The method according to any one of claims 42 to 46,
Each intended cutting line (141; 341) includes a plurality of joints separated from each other by cutting. The method according to any one of claims 42 to 47,
Two inner weakening lines 188 and 388 that separate the main panels 193 and 393 from the side panels 194 and 394 and the main panels 193 and 393 to the peripheral panels 195; An inner containment element comprising two outer fragile lines 189; 49. The method of any of claims 42-48,
And an first end panel (196), wherein the first end panel (196) is formed between the lower transverse profile of the inner receiving element (185) and the first transverse fragile line (190). The method of claim 49,
Second end panel 197 and third end panel 198 separated by first cutout 199 and connected to peripheral panel 195 and side panel 194 by second transverse fragile line 191, respectively. And the fourth end panel 200 and the fifth end separated by the second cutout 202 and connected to the peripheral panel 195 and the side panel 194 by the third transverse fragile line 192, respectively. An interior receiving element comprising a panel 201. 49. The method of any of claims 42-48,
An interior receiving element comprising a pair of end panels (396) connected to each peripheral panel (395) by each first transverse fragile line (390).

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