DE2044271A1 - Apparatus and method for packaging objects grouped by stacking - Google Patents

Description

There are to meet the need for some large retail space comply with the arrangement of large quantities of products require on a limited number of bodies and where at the same time the operating costs of the supply Their-sales lines 2ELare to be reduced, various Types of protective girders have been provided that support the

Grouping or compilation and shipping smaller -. ^ö transport

Allow sugar packaging on a plate. Such enclosures consist, for example, of a through

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Dr. MOIIer-ΒθΓέ Dr. Manilz Dr. Deufel Dipl.-Ing. Fintterwald Dipl.-Ing. Grflmkow Braunjchwaig, Am Böraerpark 8 8 MOnchen 22, Robert-Koch-Straße 1 7 Sfuttgart - Bad CannttaH Telephone (0531) 2 84 87 Ttlefon (0811) 22 51 10, Telex 522050 mbpaf Marktitraöe 3, Telephone (0711) 5672 * 1

Straps stiffened fabric corset, a corrugated cardboard lining or sometimes from a simple sheet of paper when shipping is direct.

Such an arrangement allows the manufacturer, the To save materials of the interim outer packaging or additional packaging, and the customer who is responsible for the Unpacking and opening this additional packaging is common Saving required manpower while finally at this stage, eliminating the problem regulates the corresponding packaging waste.

Its main "disadvantages" are that it has one

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Total protection for dle ^K -gä & gÜ && g% 2B8 £ & ^/ 'L & st in the various stages of stacking ^ aes transport against dust and dirt, especially of the plates or stacking plates, is not guaranteed, as normally neither a. Bottom nor a lid is provided that it does not guarantee good stability of the load at your point of sale, since the "girdle must inevitably be removed at this stage in order to make the products available for sale, and that they do not have mass advertising on the same level and more permitted for the same reason.

The aim of the invention is to eliminate these disadvantages, i.e. the creation of a packaging * that is used to group or form a collective load of a stack of objects and to send this batch on an iPrcg disk serves, which also ensures cleanliness and tightness against dust and bad weather influences, Can be opened without destruction for convenient access to allow the stacked objects, ensuring the stability of the stack and against this the subsequent dangers of collision with

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solution or a collapse, and which protects it In addition, the performance of the objects is permitted to improve and thereby promote advertising.

For this purpose, according to the invention, a container of the lost or disposable type or the non-reusable type for items that are suitable for stacking Forming a stack to be arranged, provided at like a bottom and side wall with a closed contour that attaches to the bottom along its lower edge

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is, provided /, wherein the side wall can be torn open along a line that delimits a wall part ■ which can be separated from the remaining part of the wall by breaking or lined up along this line and removed from the stack, and thereby part of the corresponding side surface exposed «*

A particularly advantageous embodiment of the Invention, the side wall consists of four accordingly einji Äecbteek arranged surfaces on their upper Edges are provided with respective Lusehllagen, which are in reckon «/" inkel folded and together to form a Stiffening polygons connected to the tip of the container are, wherein, the separable wall part in one of the four Areas bounded by two tear lines running along the container from top to bottom.

Preferably leave the two hot lines on the two vertical ones Two strips of tape on the edges of the corresponding surface of the container intact, form the stiffening edges for the two adjacent side surfaces after removing the separable wall part.

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The width of the edge strips is advantageously the same the width of the adjacent side faces -assigned Envelopes, allowing access to the stacked items can be made as large as possible and the sight of the whole is improved or promoted, wherein good stability conditions for the packaging are maintained.

According to a preferred embodiment, each of the two is Tear lines interrupted halfway through a hole and the separable Warid part is through a hinge or bending line, which connects the two holes, divided in two, exposing a side face of the stack of objects in two phases is possible, the first phase being that the upper half of the separable Wall part is folded over by pivoting it around the bending line, and the second phase is that the entire separable wall part is demolished.

A method for packaging is also according to the invention a plurality of stacked objects are provided, in which the above-mentioned side wall is used with a separable part.

The invention is illustrated below with reference to the drawing, for example described; in this shows:

1-3 show a completed and according to the invention

filled container in three different levels and

Figures 4-10 successive operations of a method for the manufacture of the container.

In Fig, 1 a container according to the invention is shown how it is delivered to a point of sale. The front face

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the container has two vertical tear lines 13, each of which is interrupted by a hole 14 located at mid-level. The area of the front surface delimited by the tear lines 13 forms one tearable or openable part, which a joint or. Bie ^ line 15, which is at the level of holes 14, divides into two essentially equal parts. ·

In Pig * 2 the lid of the container is lifted and the Front wall along the tear lines from the top up zu.den ripped open respective holes 14; the top half The openable part is folded down to reveal the front surface of a stack of sugar packets that are intended for the Retail sales are intended to partially uncover.

In Figure 3, the part to be opened is completely removed, around the pile at its lower half after consumption to expose the upper half.

The following is a manufacturing method for the container with reference to other figures of the drawing.

Of FIG. 4 has a plate F of cardboard, which is suitable for forming a container bottom, a parallel through two parallel sides 1 and two sides 2 has limited rectangular shape and% $ £ & ¥ a rectangular · Falzungsumriß, the parallel two lines . 3 on sides 1 and two parallel lines 4 on sides 2 is formed. Each of the fold lines 3 is extended at each of its ends by an incision 5 which extends to the adjacent side 2 of the plate. The fold lines 3, 4 and the incisions 5 thus form two pages 1, over their entire

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Edge envelopes 6 and 'the sides 2 over

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their entire between the corresponding incisions 5 located length hemming edge folds 7 "

According to Fig. 5, the plate F is on a pallet or support plate placed. The envelopes 6 and 7 are folded upwards at right angles and those over the fold lines 4 are also folded located parts of the envelopes 6 are folded at right angles to form flaps or clips 8, which allow to connect the envelopes 6 with the envelopes 7 by tacking or otherwise and so the bottom with a to provide rigid circumference.

According to Fig. 6 is a stack of sugar packets S from the floor F. starting in the interior of the edges 6, 7 using them as alignment orientation symbols, the one Packaging, dispatch and display unit for one Retail forms.

In Fig. 7, a cardboard lining E is shown, which is intended for a side wall of the container for to form the stack S. The panel with a rectangular shape consists of two parallel surfaces 9 and two more parallel surfaces, of which the one which forms the front surface in the figure is denoted by 10. The cardboard envelope has on the upper part two envelopes 11, which form part of the surfaces 9, and two envelopes 12, which form part of the two other surfaces. The front surface 10 has two break or tear lines 13, which run parallel and adjacent to their two vertical edges. Each of the lines 13 extends over the entire height of the surface 10 including the envelope part 12 and has a punched hole 14 -mf halfway, wherein a hinge or bending line 15 formed on the surface 10 runs from one to the andex of the holes 14. The tear

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lines IJ can be made in any suitable manner be, "-for example by weakening the material of manufacture of the cover or by making torn-off Ribbons, and the bending line 15 can also correspondingly any suitable method, by grooving or another Procedure. The part of the surface 10 enclosed between the two tear lines 13 is denoted by 16, while the two hand straps or strips with 1? are designated. The width of the strips I7 is essentially equal to that of the envelopes 11, whereby the container after a partial or total tearing of the openable Part 16 (see Figures 2 and 3) retains a clean and satisfactory appearance.

According to Fig. 8, the envelope E, which is guided over the stack S in such a way that it is this laterally surrounds it over its entire height, by means of brackets or anchoring attached to the edges 6, 7 of the floor F along its lower edge. Further are their upper envelopes 11, 12 folded over at right angles and clamped together, around a tenter frame or a stiffening frame to form the top perimeter of the envelope.

According to Fig. 9, a lid G is on the same to the stack S attached casing E molded on. This lid will made of a plate which is in all points with the is comparable to that. has served to produce the floor F. The lid is then removed and it is replaced. Glue points A (Fig.10) either on the inner surface of its edge or on the vertical surfaces of the envelope E nearby its upper edge is applied and the lid is returned to its place on the envelope. After

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The whole is ready for drying of the adhesive Shipping to the point of sale.

When the package has arrived once at the destination, it is sufficient to remove the lid by the adhesive dots to be torn to carry out the tearing dev front surface 10 along the two upper parts of the lines 1y to the holes 14 and the upper half of the separable portion 16 to fold the line 15 by folding it down to expose the top half of the corresponding face of the stack S over almost its entire width. One thus has access to the stacked objects, the lower half of the stack remaining tightly enclosed on its four faces, while its upper half is adequately protected by a cladding with three faces, which along their upper edge by the envelopes 11, 12 and along their vertical edges by the edge strips 1.7 ₅ üe are clamped directly to the II stops 11, eats largely stiffened. When the stack of objects is used up to the middle level, the entire openable part 16 is torn off to fill the part of the remaining stack on its front part :; : äncig to expose.

According to a variant, the envelope E is equal to ^ it deti Stack S formed starting from a cardboard blank or plate.

According to a further variant, the container is ^ ana ode. · - · partly by means of a material other than cardboard, for example made of semi-rigid art st of ί'_ο lie.

The greater part of the lost packaging or disposable packaging, which has just been described remains r..n

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the point of sale until the stack of
Objects exist and can serve as an advertising medium.

The arrangements and measures according to the invention are thus well suited to protecting the stacked objects in the course of shipping, promoting presentation and advertising and giving the stack stability with regard to the risks that arise in the vicinity of the sales outlets
the buyers insist.

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Claims (12)

Claim Containers of the type "lost packaging" or disposable packaging for objects which are suitable to be arranged one above the other to form a stack, with a bottom and a side wall with a closed contour, characterized in that the side wall extends along a line. is tearable, the ^dor: a part limited, which is adapted to be separated from aera remaining part of the wall along the line guide by breaking or tearing and taken away from the stack so that it is a part of the corresponding side surface is exposed. 2. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that the Seißlinienführung by a or several lines of lower strength are formed is. 3. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that the tear line guide through one or more tear-off tapes or such strips is intended. 4. Container according to one of the preceding. Claims, thereby g e i: e π π. ε β i c h η e t, that the separable St-ifeiiwaMßfceii comprises at least one element that - 10 - ORIGINAL INSPECTED with the remaining part of the wall along one one. Articulated connection "forming line firmly connected ■ can stay and be separated from the side face of the stack by flipping it around the line will. 5. Container according to one of the preceding claims, 'characterized marked that the separable Side wall part consists of several elements extending from the top to the bottom of the container are arranged adjacent to one another in succession and can be individually separated in such a way that that one side surface of the stack in accordance with the decrease the objects from which it is composed can be exposed one after the other. 6. Container according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the side wall has a square or rectangular contour. 7. Container according to claim 6, characterized in that g e k e η η - ζ e ic h η e t- that the separable side wall part occupies one of the side surfaces of the container — with the exception of the two edge strips which are suitable, rectangular Create edges for the two adjacent side faces after removing the part. . 8. Container according to claim 7? characterized in that the tear line guide consists of two Consists of lines that run along the side surface of the container from top to bottom and each have an intermediate element to interrupt the tearing, 109844/0952 wherein the side surface includes a hinge line extending from one to the other of the elements. 9 · Container according to one of claims 6 to £, characterized marked that the four faces the side wall along their respective upper edges Have envelopes that are folded at right angles and can be joined together. 10. Container according to claim 7 or 8 and claim 9 _5, characterized in that the edge strips of the front surface in width substantially equal to the upper envelopes of the adjacent side surfaces and are connected directly to these envelopes. 11. A method for packaging a stack of objects, characterized in that a bottom is formed with a raised peripheral edge that this is placed on a plate, possibly a transport plate It is assumed that a stack of objects is built up on the floor within the edge, that the stack is ^{enveloped with a side wall according to / 4ef r} preceding claims and that the wall is attached to the edge. 12. The method according to claim 11, characterized in that the with its envelope wall provided stack is covered with a lid, which is connected to this by separate fastening points. - 12 - 10S844 / 0952