ES1270039U - Compartment for bottle boxes and other objects. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Compartment for bottle boxes and other objects, characterized in that it is constituted from the development of a rectangular cardboard sheet (1), in which two transverse folding lines (2 - 2') determining three sectors participate, a first sector (3), of width and height according to the larger side wall (6) of the box in which the partition is implanted, an intermediate sector (4) of height according to the height of the box walls and half width than its smaller side walls (7), and a third sector (5) also of width and height according to the larger side wall (6) of the box; having provided that the first sector (3) has a pair of blanks (8) that determine folding tabs (9) determining the transverse partitioning partitions on one side of the longitudinal partitioning partition that determines the third sector (5), tabs (9) folding that are prolonged and finished in appendices (11) through which they are fixed to some folding tabs (12), obtained by means of punctures provided in the third sector (5), and that determine the transverse partition walls on the other side of the partition longitudinal that defines the third sector (5). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Compartment for bottle boxes and other objects

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present invention refers to a compartmentalizer for boxes of bottles and other objects, of the type intended to separate bottles or delicate objects within a box, preventing them from hitting each other during transport, by defining a series of individual compartments for them.

The object of the invention is to provide a one-piece device that simplifies the manufacturing process of the boxes, with the consequent saving of operating times and associated costs.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

As is known, when packaging several bottles in a cardboard box, it is usual to implant compartmentalizing devices in the same devices that act as a barrier for the bottles, preventing them from hitting each other during handling and transport.

This type of device is usually made up of two, three or more pieces that are assembled together as well as fixed to the internal walls of the box, so that, to date, it involves a series of operative sequences that are intended to be reduced with the compartmentalizer. of the invention.

EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The compartmentalizer for bottle boxes that is recommended makes it possible to simplify the assembly process of the boxes so that by virtue of a one-piece structure it can be inserted and mounted on the box in the actual gluing phase of the box, thus reducing the number of operational phases in the assembly of the set.

For this, the device of the invention is constituted from a rectangular and elongated cardboard laminar body, in which two transverse folding lines are defined, determining three rectangular sectors, two end sectors, of width and height according to the larger side walls of the box in which it is to be implanted, and an intermediate sector, also with a height corresponding to the height of the box, but whose width is half the width of the smaller side walls of the box.

One of these end sectors as well as the intermediate sector are fixed by gluing to the larger and smaller side walls of the box, respectively, so that the remaining sector determines an intermediate longitudinal partition for said box, which has a foldable character, as does the box itself.

Regarding the transverse partitions of the box, it has been foreseen that the first rectangular sector includes a pair of punches that determine folding tabs of rectangular configuration and that extend through the middle area of their free edge in a trapezoidal appendix whose upper base is in turn, it extends into a rectangular sector with rounded edges, so that the tabs have a width according to half the width of the box up to the base of this last rectangular sector with rounded edges, so that these last sectors are fixed by means of adhesive to some equally foldable and stamped tabs on the determining rectangular sector of the intermediate longitudinal partition.

In this way, the unfolding of the box causes the unfolding of the longitudinal intermediate partition of the partition, which in turn causes the folding tabs and tabs to fold down automatically, forming the corresponding transverse partitioning partitions of the box.

In this way, a very simple assembly process of the compartmentalizer in the box is achieved, so that its one-piece nature allows the said piece to be inserted into the box assembly machine during the gluing process of said box, without the need for a previous step. mounting of said partition.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complement the description that is going to be made below and with the aim of helping a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of a practical embodiment thereof, a set of drawings is attached as an integral part of said description. where, with an illustrative and non-limiting nature, the following has been represented:

Figure 1.- Shows a view of the plan development of a compartmentalizer for bottle boxes made in accordance with the object of the present invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a perspective view of a box in the folded position for the same, in which the compartment of the invention is established, a set that has been obtained in a single phase of gluing its pieces.

Figure 3.- Shows a perspective view of the assembly of figure 2 properly unfolded.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the figures outlined, and especially of figure 1, it can be seen how the partitioning device of the invention is constituted from the development of a rectangular cardboard sheet (1), in which two transverse folding lines participate (2-2 ') determining three sectors, a first sector (3), of width and height according to the largest side wall (6) of the box, an intermediate sector (4) of height according to the height of the walls of the box and half width than its smaller side walls (7), and a third sector (5) also of width and height according to the larger side wall (6) of the box.

Well, the first sector (3) is intended to be fixed by gluing to one of the larger side walls (6) of the box, as well as the intermediate sector (4) to one of the smaller side walls (7), counting the first sector (3) with a pair of blanks (8) that determine folding tabs (9) with a rectangular configuration, which extend along the middle area of its free edge in a trapezoidal sector (10) whose upper base in turn extends into a rectangular appendage (11) with rounded edges, so that the tabs have a width equal to half the width of the box up to the base of this last rectangular appendix (11) with rounded edges, said appendices (11) extending in the assembly of the box beyond the intermediate longitudinal partition that determines the third sector (5).

More specifically, and as can be seen in Figure 3, the appendices (11) are fixed by gluing to some folding tabs (12), obtained by means of "U" cutouts provided in the third sector (5), and that determine the transverse partition walls on the other side of the longitudinal partition that defines the third sector (5).

This means that, as previously pointed out, the device has a folding / unfolding character like the box in which it is installed, in the process of gluing the box itself, allowing to automatically obtain 6, 8 or more compartments depending on the length of the sectors (3 and 5), and the number of tabs (9) and tabs (12) provided therein and linked to each other.

Finally, it only remains to point out that the one-piece body that constitutes the device of the invention may be affected by recesses (13, 13 ', 13' ') in correspondence with the different folding lines provided therein, partially affecting them to facilitate said folding maneuvers, by reducing their length.

Claims (1)

1§.- Compartment for bottle boxes and other objects, characterized in that it is constituted from the development of a rectangular cardboard sheet (1), in which two transverse folding lines (2-2 ') determine three sectors, a first sector (3), of width and height according to the larger side wall (6) of the box in which the partition is implanted, an intermediate sector (4) of height according to the height of the walls of the box and half width than its smaller side walls (7), and a third sector (5) also of width and height according to the larger side wall (6) of the box; having foreseen that the first sector (3) has a pair of blanks (8) that determine folding tabs (9) determining the transverse partitioning partitions on one side of the longitudinal partitioning partition that determines the third sector (5), tabs (9 ) folding that are prolonged and finished in appendices (11) through which they are fixed to some folding tabs (12), obtained by punching provided in the third sector (5), and that determine the transverse partitioning partitions on the other side of the partition longitudinal that defines the third sector (5).