ES1059080U - Dispenser package cellulosics and the like. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Dispensing container for cellulose and similar products, which is intended for use both in the hospital sector, as in hospitality, etc., to contain cellulosic products such as napkins, or other materials or products such as material or articles. Used eventually in hospitals, and obtained from the development of a cardboard sheet or the like with cutting and bending lines to form a prismatic body, it is characterized in that in the sheet from which the dispenser package is obtained, four are determined contiguous sectors that will determine, in the assembly, four simple walls, whose sectors are extended by two of their opposite edges in double extensions that will form double walls in the actual assembly of the box; it being provided that in said assembly an intermediate partition determining two independent compartments for other sorts of products is determined internally, which can be unitarily dispensed through windows obtained by breaking of punched out contours and of elongated configuration established in one of the simple faces of the container's prismatic body. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Dispensing container for cellulosic products and Similar.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a container dispenser of cellulosic and similar products, planned preferably for hospital, clinical, hotel and use of the staff, presenting as fundamental characteristic that of have a double compartment and therefore offer in a single Container a double service of the product to use.

Background of the invention

The containers or dispensing boxes that are known currently for the dispensing of, for example, napkins from Cellulose used for drying hands as well as others high consumption products of public and private health, suffer of the inconvenience that all of them are constituted so such that they make up a single compartment, so only They can offer a service.

Thus, for example, in the hospital sector it is very common that when a family member visits a sick person serious in an ICU, the center forces to put on "tights" for shoes and a "hat" for the head, as a measure hygienic and preventive, so that these two products are contents in different packages and therefore are required logically two packages, one for each product.

The same can be said in relation to others types of products, also for hospital use, and even hotel-level products, which sometimes require two types of cellulosic napkins for drying hands or for other use, requiring a container for each type of napkin or cellulosic product

Description of the invention

The dispensing container that has been recommended has been conceived to solve the problem previously exposed, since that it is conceived in a way that determines two independent compartments, each of which is liable to contain a different product, and may be dispensed each product through a window practiced at effect in correspondence with the respective compartment, so that the dispensing package provides a double service of the product to use

Logically, the compartments, in addition to the window for unit dispensing of each of the products, are externally identified for a perfect knowledge of material or product packaged in each compartment.

In any case, through the packaging of the invention a more comfortable use of the material or product, because being a table container of any surface flat, it can always be at hand, and not as in packaging of this type where packaged products are deposited in single-use wall vending machines.

In short, through the packaging of the invention, being double compartment, savings are achieved important for the hospital in which it is used, for the hotel, etc., as the manufacturer supplying the product, get almost the same cost of packaging provide or Sell two different products. In the hospital sector it is very Frequently, when performing surgery, use brushes povidin and latex gloves simultaneously.

With regard to the structure of the package, the it is obtained from the development of a cardboard sheet or similar material, with cut and fold lines to allow assembly and subsequent conformation of the container with double compartment

To do this, the sheet from which it get the dispenser itself, present a rectangular configuration with four contiguous sectors that are going to determine the four faces of the prismatic body corresponding to  dispenser, with the particularity that one of the sectors rectangular, specifically one of the two intermediate ones, is affected by two elongated and die cut contours, which extend by one of its ends in a semi-circumferential part, affecting to a rectangular extension derived precisely from the edge of that sector referred to above, extension that is planned for form a double wall on another side of the prismatic body of the dispenser, since such an extension is superimposed on the wall corresponding to that face determined by two halves in which the respective edge of the two sectors adjacent to the referred to in the first place, those two halves determining the affected face of a semi-circumferential die cut than in the folding and shaping the box will match the part semi-circumferential of the elongated die cut referred to in the first finished.

The opposite edge of the two sectors adjacent to the intermediate referred to first, they extend in extensions also rectangular, of equal amplitude but with a line of oblique fold and with a recess at the end of the fold, of so those two parts or extensions with the fold line oblique they will form a wall that will correspond to that of the base, wall that is double as a result of which in addition to those two parts, inside of it are arranged two other folded halves of trapecial configuration, which extend from the respective edges of both the intermediate sector and referred to in first, that is, the endowed with the openings or stamped elongated as of the extreme sector.

The intermediate partition that delimits the two Dispenser compartments, is formed by overlapping of extreme extensions of those of the edges corresponding to the two sectors adjacent to the intermediate sector equipped with elongated die-cutting, since these two sectors, which they are endowed with the semicircular die cut, they form the wall which overlaps the extension derived from the intermediate sector, by which except for the four walls defined by the part of rectangular sheet cited first, the rest of the walls are double.

Once armed the box, by means of the opportune folding of the extensions and sectors referred to above, that one is totally closed and inside the packages or Napkin blocks, material or products in question, being able to be commercialized, that is, transported from one place to other, be disposed in the establishments of sale, until in the place of use the elongated parts break die cut, either one or both, so that through those parts that originates the windows to be able to subtract unitary each of the napkins, products or material correspondent.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as part member of that description, a set of drawings where with illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1. Shows a view corresponding to the development of the cardboard sheet from which the constitutive box of the dispenser object of the invention.

Figure 2. Shows a perspective view in an intermediate phase of assembling the sheet represented in the previous figure, to get the dispenser in question, showing clearly the two compartments that are going to determined inside the dispensing container.

Figure 3. Shows a perspective view of the armed container

Figure 4. Shows another different perspective. of the container with an open window and dispensing a napkin cellulosic

Figure 5. Shows a sectional view of the dispensing container of the invention, showing inside two blocks of cellulosic napkins located inside as well as the corresponding partition wall.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can observe how the dispensing container of the invention is obtained at from the development of a cardboard sheet or similar material, in which a rectangular and basic part formed by four contiguous sectors, referenced with the numbers (1), (2), (3) and (4), where sector (1) is affected by two contours elongated (5), punched, and extending according to a sector semicircular (5 ') that affects an extension (6) in which it extends one of the edges of the commented sector (1), extension (6) that it ends in a small flap (7), of the same breadth as that, as far as width is concerned, delimited by a line of fold.

In the assembly of the container, sectors (1), (2), (3) and (4) will form four simple walls, being closed that contour, which will be quadrangular or rectangular, using a flap (8) belonging to the extreme sector (2), which will be well fixed by gluing, stapling or any other system, until the opposite and extreme sector (4).

Sectors (2) and (3), that is, the contiguous to the sector (1) referred to first, they extend in extensions equals (9) affected by a semi-circumferential die cut (10) that corresponds to the semicircular parts (5 ') in which prolong the punched and elongated contours (5) of the sector (1), extending extensions (9) in other rectangular extensions and extreme (9 '), while the opposite edge of these sectors (2) and (3) extend in other extensions (11), also rectangular and of the same amplitude, with an oblique fold line (12) in correspondence with which and on the free edge a recess (13) whose function will be discussed later.

Sectors (1) and (4), extend along its edge opposite that of the extension (6), in trapecial extensions (14), the sectors being delimited with respect to extensions and extensions to each other by bending lines, to be able to carry out the assembly of the dispensing container.

Specifically, the assembly is carried out by the rectangular prismatic conformation by fold of the sectors (1), (2), (3) and (4), fixing that rectangular contour by the flap (8) of the sector (2), which is fixed, as already stated, by glued or by any other system to the extreme part of the sector (4).

Then the bending of the extensions (9) with respect to sectors (2) and (3), and in turn the fold, perpendicular to those extensions (9) of the extreme extensions (9 '), so that the extensions (9) in their assembly form another of the walls of the dispenser, and where Semi-circular contour (10) die cut are matched with the die cut contours (5 ') corresponding to the extension (6), already that & a will fall overlapping the extensions (9), forming a double wall, and fixing through the extreme flap (7) of such extension (6), either by gluing, stapling or any other system

In turn, the sectors or extensions (9 ') corresponding to the extensions (9) are superimposed each other inside the dispensing container, defining two compartments (15). The last and sixth face of the box, opposite to which determines the double wall formed by the sectors or extensions (9) and extension (6), will be formed by the overlapping extensions (11) corresponding to the sectors (2) and (3) of the extensions (14) corresponding to the sectors (1) and (4), so that by first arranging and inside the extensions (14) and then superimposed the extensions (11), crimping each other through the recesses (13), it is possible to keep that wall armed and therefore the container.

The package thus constituted and, for example, with two napkin blocks (16) inside, in each of the compartments (15) referred to above, is marketed fully closed, since the contours punched (5) and (5 ') that they remain outside keep the portion that delimit without being detached, since this will take place when the user goes to make use of each of the napkins or products (16) that It contains the dispenser, logically breaking those portions delimited by die cuts (5-5 '), and even those of the extensions (9), to determine the corresponding windows and exit for the napkins (16) to leave dispensing, by betraying them, in a unitary manner.

Claims (3)

1. Dispensing container for cellulosic products and similar products, which are intended for use both in the hospital and hospitality sectors, etc., to contain cellulosic products, such as napkins, or other materials or products such as material or articles used eventually in hospitals, and obtained from the development of a cardboard sheet or similar with cut and fold lines to form a prismatic body, it is characterized in that in the sheet from which the dispensing container is obtained, four are determined contiguous sectors that will determine, in the assembly, four simple walls, whose sectors are extended by two of their opposite edges in double extensions that will form double walls in the assembly of the box itself; it being provided that in said assembly an intermediate determining partition of two independent compartments is determined internally for so many other types of products, which can be dispensed unitarily through windows that are obtained by breaking of punched out contours and of elongated configuration established in one of the Simple faces of the prismatic body constituting the container. 2. Dispensing container of cellulosic products and the like, according to claim 1, characterized in that the punched and elongated contours by which the unit dispensing windows of the products contained in the different compartments of the package are determined, are extended in semicircular parts that affect an extension that is superimposed on one of the walls of the container, forming a double wall, and whose semicircular parts are made to coincide in the assembly of the container with others, also die cut, provided in the extensions in which two of the sectors that go to form the inner wall of that double wall. 3. Dispenser container of cellulosic products and the like, according to previous claims, characterized in that the second double wall is obtained by means of trapecial extensions of two sectors corresponding to the simple walls, to whose extensions others are superimposed externally with an oblique fold line and a recess. at its outer edge that engages with that of the adjacent extension to achieve the assembly of that wall and therefore of the base, in combination with flaps in which certain extensions are fixed that are fixed, by gluing or by any other system, in container assembly.