DE7003823U - FOLDING BOX FOR BAECK OR THE LIKE. - Google Patents

Description

DIP L. -1 U G. RUDOLF S. KODRON PATENT ADVOCATE

• 5 MAINZ / RHEIN, ACAM-KARRIVLON-STRASSe St

February 2, 1970 serial no.7O

Utility model registration

of the company Joseph ¥ ο 1 f Kg., 6iU6 Aisbach (Bergstrasse)

Folding box for pastries or the like

Folding boxes for pastries or the like of the most varied types and shapes are known which are - * a single folded and partially together glued blank consisting of a sheet of stiff paper and a handle-shaped handle «Usually the handle-like handles are manufactured separately and subsequently with a domed box body attached. However, this has the disadvantage that this results in a additional work step is created. It also remains in practical operation in terms of mechanical strength at the junction of the handle-shaped trail there is a weak point.

) The invention is based on the object of this

s to avoid parts and to propose a folding box.

genes that are not only easier to manufacture and

j is more tear-resistant in use, but the next

particularly beautiful shape also has the property that the packed goods are visible to the beholder.

ters to show uncovered. j

\ This object is achieved according to the invention in a .,

κ !

i; Folding box of the type mentioned in that

; .. in two at the upper edges of two are opposite-

ν of the side walls of the folding box attached flap

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like projections, viewing window avis cut
are.

The flap-like extensions are expediently on an edge section located at their free end glued together.

Furthermore, these flap-like extensions
advantageously one or more in the direction of their
Swivel axis extending beads.

To tear open the folding box, it has
one or both end faces one or two rows of holes.

An exemplary embodiment of the invention is explained in more detail below with reference to the drawing described

The folding box shown in an oblique view
is cut with its body 1 and its two flap-like extensions 2 and 3 simultaneously and uniformly from a web of stiff paper.

However, the blank is not only fixed in outline, but also creates large viewing windows h in the flap-like extensions 2 and 3 at the same time, whereby the flap-like extensions 2 and 3 are given the shape of two handle-like handles.

These two carrying handles are expediently glued to one another in the edge section 7, as a result of which in particular the effect is that the goods enclosed in this way cannot fall out. Is it

In the case of very small-sized goods, these can also be wrapped in a transparent film be.

Several beads 6 running in the direction of the pivot axis of the flap-like extensions provide the guarantee that the handle-like handles receive the necessary flexibility.

To open the carton it is not require * sary to demolish one or both carrying handles. Rather, one or two rows of holes 8 are provided on one or both end faces of the folding box, which are used to tear open the folding box at this point.

To improve the advantageous appearance of the folding box, the edge 5 of the viewing window k located on the folding box side wall can be cut in a wave shape.

Claims (2)

3o February 1970 ongoing Nro 70 protection claims 1. Folding box for pastries or the like »consisting of a single folded and partially glued together W Blank from a sheet of stiff paper and egg A handle-shaped handle, characterized in that viewing windows (h, h) are cut out in two flap-like extensions (2, 3) attached to the upper edges of two opposing side walls of the folding box (1), " 2. Folding box according to claim 1, characterized in that the flap-like extensions (2,3) on one located at its free end Edge section (7) glued together ^^ are. 3 · Folding box according to claim 2, characterized in that the flap-like extensions (2,3) have one or more beads (6) running in the direction of their pivot axis. k. Folding box according to Claim 3, characterized in that the folding box (i) has one or two rows of holes (8) on one or both end faces for tearing open the folding box.