ES1271961U - BOTTLE PACKAGING (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Packaging for bottles, characterized in that it is constituted from the development of a rectangular and elongated cardboard sheet, equipped with cut and fold lines through which a rectangular prismatic body is obtained, in which two walls are defined larger side walls (1-2), an upper base (3) and a lower base (4) that is linked to one of the larger side walls (2) through a fixing flange (5), having provided that the walls The smaller sides of the container are obtained from the tongue and groove coupling of trapezoidal sectors (6) equipped with lugs (7) that emerge from the sides of both bases and that fit into "V" notches (9) provided in correspondence with the ends of the free edge of rectangular sectors (8) that emerge from the larger side walls, having provided that the larger side walls (1-2) present a punching that affects them mostly, in which a rectangular sector (11) is defined that s e connects to the wall through a fold line (12), and which extends in opposition to said fold line in a trapezoidal-isoscelic sector (13) through a fold line (14), a sector that is It ends in turn in a small tab (15) that can be fitted into a slot (16-16') made on the folding line of one of the bases (3-4), defining the rectangular sectors (11) in the assembly of the base two horizontal surfaces between which the ends of two or more bottles (17) are intended to fit through notches (18) dimensionally suitable to receive the neck of the bottles, and punches (19) formally and dimensionally suitable to receive the base of the bottles (17). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Packaging for bottles

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present invention refers to a cardboard packaging for bottles, of the type intended to properly stabilize the bottles but which, at the same time, make it possible to see the stabilized bottles within them to a large extent.

The object of the invention is to provide a package that is easy to manufacture and assemble, in which the degree of protection of the bottles is maximum, and with great versatility when manufacturing packages for different numbers and sizes of bottles.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In the field of practical application of the invention, although cardboard packages are known in which to house one or more bottles of wine or the like, which are duly stabilized and protected against blows, and in which the labels of the bottles remain Duly visible, this type of packaging presents a wide and varied problem, in which the following aspects should be highlighted:

• Presents unidirectional protection, neglecting top and bottom packaging protection in favor of improved side impact protection

• This type of packaging presents a reduced versatility, limiting the number of bottle diameters that can be inserted, as well as the number of bottles per group.

EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The recommended packaging solves the problem fully satisfactorily previously exposed in each and every one of the commented aspects, based on a simple but effective solution.

For this, the packaging of the invention is constituted from the development of a rectangular and elongated cardboard sheet, equipped with punching and folding lines from which a rear wall and a front wall, an upper base and a lower base, one of the larger walls being linked to the lower base through a fixing tab, while tabs with complementary tongue and groove emerge from all these sectors on both sides that will determine the side walls in the assembly of the packaging smaller, thus forming a rectangular prism, establishing in the folding areas of the emerging sectors of the sides of the larger walls some "U" notches that determine in the folding of said sectors protruding tabs that improve the protection of the packaging against impacts.

In the larger side walls, some punches and fold lines will be made that generate windows through which the bottles will be duly visible once they are introduced into the packaging, and which in turn determine the stabilization means for said bottles.

More specifically, these blanks of the larger side walls are divided into two sectors joined through a transverse folding line, a rectangular sector, with a width corresponding to the width of the smaller side faces of the packaging which adopts a horizontal arrangement, and which includes formally and dimensionally suitable punches to receive the ends of the bottles, which are arranged vertically in alternation, so that this sector is finished through a folding line in an isoscelic trapezoidal sector finished in turn in a small tab that in the assembly fits into a slot provided in the folding line of the determining sector of the bottom or lower base of the packaging.

This structure is repeated alternately in the punching of the other of the larger side walls, so that the rectangular sector in this case defines an upper horizontal surface for receiving the complementary ends of the corresponding bottles, and the trapezoidal sector is linked through its small tab in a slot provided in the folding line of the determining sector of the upper base of the packaging, base that will have holes as handles for manual transport of the set.

In this way, an extremely resistant and versatile packaging is achieved, as it can be used in formats for 2, 4 and 6 bottles without the need to make any changes to the structure.

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 a plan development of a packaging for bottles made in accordance with the object of the present invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a perspective view of the packaging in an initial phase of assembly.

Figures 3 and 4.- They show a perspective view of the packaging in intermediate stages of assembly.

Figure 5.- Shows a perspective view of the packaging in a final assembly phase.

Figure 6.- Finally, shows a front perspective view of the packaging with the bottles incorporated into it.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In the aforementioned figures, a packaging for the reception and stabilization of two bottles is shown, although, as mentioned previously, the packaging is easily adaptable to formats of 4, or 6 bottles, without the need to make any change in its structure. .

As can be seen in figure 1, the packaging of the invention is constituted from the development of a rectangular and elongated cardboard sheet, equipped with cut and fold lines destined to obtain a rectangular prismatic body, in which it is define two larger side walls (1-2), an upper base (3) and a lower base (4), the lower base (4) being linked to one of the larger side walls (2) through a fixing flange (5 ).

The smaller side walls of the packaging are intended to be obtained by means of the tongue and groove coupling of sectors that emerge from both the larger side walls (1-2) and from the upper and lower base (3-4), specifically trapezoidal sectors (6) provided of lugs (7) that emerge from the sides of both bases, and some rectangular sectors (8) that emerge from the larger side walls, provided in correspondence with their ends and on their free edge with "V" notches (9) into which the lugs (7) fit.

These rectangular sectors (8) have, in correspondence with their fold line, some "U" notches (10) with a considerably elongated middle branch, which in their folding determine protruding tabs that improve the protection of the packaging against impacts.

For their part, the larger side walls (1-2) present a die-cut that affects them mainly, in which a rectangular sector (11) is defined that is linked to the wall through a folding line (12), and that extends in opposition to said folding line in a trapezoidal-isoscelic sector (13) through a fold line (14), a sector that ends in turn in a small flange (15) that can be nested in a groove (16 -16 ') practiced on the folding line of one of the bases (3-4).

In this way, when assembling the packaging, the rectangular sectors (11) are intended to define a horizontal surface, either upper or lower depending on the larger side wall from which they emerge, defining between them an open space that allows viewing partially the bottles (17) contained therein, which will be stabilized from recesses (18) dimensionally suitable to receive the neck of the bottles, as well as punches (19) formally and dimensionally suitable to receive the base of the bottle ( 17) both practiced on the horizontal, lower and upper rectangular sectors (11) of the packaging.

Preferably the notches (18) and punches (19) of the rectangular sectors (11) will be distributed so that adjacent bottles (17) adopt an arrangement in opposite vertical directions.

Finally, it only remains to point out that the upper base (3) incorporates some elongated holes (20) determining means of manual gripping of the container for its transport.

Claims (4)

1§.- Packaging for bottles, characterized in that it is constituted from the development of a rectangular and elongated cardboard sheet, equipped with cut and fold lines through which a rectangular prismatic body is obtained, in which they are defined two larger side walls (1-2), an upper base (3) and a lower base (4) that is linked to one of the larger side walls (2) through a fixing flange (5), having provided that The smaller side walls of the container are obtained from the tongue and groove coupling of trapezoidal sectors (6) equipped with lugs (7) that emerge from the sides of both bases and that fit into "V" notches (9) provided in correspondence with the ends of the free edge of rectangular sectors (8) that emerge from the larger side walls, having provided that the larger side walls (1-2) present a blank that affects them mainly, in which a rectangular sector (11) is defined that it is linked to the wall through a fold line (12), and which extends in opposition to said fold line in a trapezoidal-isoscelic sector (13) through a fold line (14), a sector that is It ends in turn in a small tab (15) that can be fitted into a slot (16-16 ') made on the folding line of one of the bases (3-4), defining the rectangular sectors (11) in the assembly of the base two horizontal surfaces between which the ends of two or more bottles (17) are intended to fit through notches (18) dimensionally suitable to receive the neck of the bottles, and punches (19) formally and dimensionally suitable to receive the base of the bottles (17). 2§.- Packaging for bottles, according to claim 1§, characterized in that the rectangular sectors (8) present in correspondence with their folding line some "U" notches (10), which determine protruding tabs as means when folding. protection of the container against impacts. 3§.- Packaging for bottles, according to claim 1§, characterized in that the upper base (3) includes elongated holes (20) determining means of manual gripping of the container for transport. 4§.- Container for bottles, according to claim 1§, characterized in that the notches (18) and punches (19) of the rectangular sectors (11) are distributed in such a way that contiguous bottles (17) adopt an arrangement in opposite vertical directions. 5