DE29916173U1 - Packing like a box - Google Patents

Description

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Description

Box-style packaging

The invention relates to a packaging in the form of a box. Such a box can be manufactured as a folding box.

It is common to use boxes as information carriers on their outside. To handle products offered in the box, leaflets and brochures are common as information carriers for the structure and handling of the device.

The invention is based on the object of developing a packaging in the form of a box, which largely does not require any inserted information carriers.

The solution to the problem described is achieved according to the invention by a packaging according to claim 1. According to this, the inside of the box is prepared as an information carrier or provided with information. For example, by impregnating or laminating a cardboard box. This provides a user of the contents of the packaging with information in the field of vision of the product even without additional information brochures or leaflets.

According to a further development, at least one further inner access closure is formed under an outer lid-like access closure to the interior of the box, which is prepared on its outside as an information carrier. This means that during unpacking, the user can be given information to the extent required. The extent of the guidance can be determined by the number of further inner access closures.

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According to another development, an inner access closure has at least one recess that allows a view through. This also allows a clear view of a specific area of the product underneath that is packed in the box.

The recess in the inner access lock can be closed with a separate access lock. Optionally, you can encourage the access lock to be opened.

Information that is applied to the top of the boxes, e.g. pictogram-like representation and/or text, can be arranged in a sequence according to the order of intended access to the packaging contents.

According to an advantageous embodiment, a first inner access closure is designed to be hinged on one side transversely to the cuff-like access closure under a sleeve-like outer access closure, and a further inner access closure is designed to be hinged from the opposite side to the first inner access closure. Such a box can be formed particularly and advantageously from a continuous material by folding. Such folding boxes are in principle common on the market.

In the drawing, an example of the packaging is shown in perspective and transparent for better understanding.

The packaging 1 in the form of a box is prepared as an information carrier on the inside of the boxes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 as well as 7 and 8. At least some of these inside pages are prepared as information carriers or at least some of the inside pages can carry information that can be printed or glued on or is applied.

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According to a further development, at least one further, inner access closure 11 is formed under an outer lid-like access closure to the interior of the box 1, which is prepared as an information carrier on its outer side 7. A further inner access closure 12 has at least one recess 13, which at least partially allows a view of the goods underneath. The recess 13 can be closed or can be closed by an access closure, in the exemplary embodiment by the folding doors 14.

The top sides 2 to 8, which contain information, can be arranged in a sequence according to the intended access to the contents of the package. The number of internal access locks can be used to guide the unpacker step by step using appropriate information.

According to an advantageous embodiment, as shown in the drawing, a first inner access closure 11 is located under a cuff-like outer access closure made of the folding parts 9 and 10, transversely to the cuff-like access closure, which is designed to be hinged on one side by being hinged to an edge 15 as a folding joint. A further inner access closure 12 is designed to be hinged from the opposite side to the first inner access closure 11 by being hinged to an edge 16 as a folding joint.

The box 1 can advantageously be formed from a continuous material by folding. In this case, elements 17 can form a snap closure.

The box described can contain a wide variety of contents. It is particularly advantageous for products that require an explanation of how to assemble them. For example, it can contain a residual current device that can be attached and, according to the information provided, can be connected to a so-called

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can be assembled from the so-called circuit breaker discs or circuit breaker blocks.

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Claims (7)

1. Packaging in the form of a box ( 1 ), characterized in that inner sides ( 2-8 ) of the box ( 1 ) are prepared as information carriers and/or carry information. 2. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that under an outer lid-like access closure ( 9 , 10 ) of the box ( 1 ) at least one further inner access closure ( 11 ) is formed, which is prepared on its outer side ( 7 ) as an information carrier. 3. Packaging according to claim 2, characterized in that an inner access closure ( 12 ) has at least one recess ( 13 ) which allows a view through. 4. Packaging according to claim 3, characterized in that the recess ( 13 ) can be closed by an access closure ( 14 ). 5. Packaging according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that under a sleeve-like outer access closure ( 9 , 10 ) a first inner access closure ( 11 ) is hinged openably transversely to the sleeve-like access closure on one side (15) and a further inner access closure ( 12 ) is hinged openably on the opposite side to the first inner access closure ( 11 ). 6. Packaging according to claim 5, characterized in that the box ( 1 ) is formed from a continuous material by folding. 7. Packaging according to claim 6, characterized in that the box ( 1 ) is formed from a continuous material by folding.