JP2007238182A - Rigid package for tobacco product having bonded cover with hinge - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a rigid package for a tobacco product having a parallelopiped vessel and a cup-like cover. <P>SOLUTION: The vessel (2) housing a group of tobacco products has a taking-out opening (3). The cover (4) is attached to the vessel (2) along the hinge (5), and is rotatable between the opened position and the closed position of the vessel (2). The vessel (2) and the cover (4) are formed of blanks (18 and 19) respectively. The cover (4) is bonded to a connection tab (20) and is integrated with the lower end surface (9) of the vessel (2). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a rigid package comprising a bonded hinged lid for tobacco products.

  The present invention may be used as a hard box of cigarettes, and the following description also refers to cigarette boxes as an example only.

  Rigid cigarette boxes with hinged lids are currently the most commercially available because they are easy to manufacture, easy to use, and can effectively protect cigarettes inside.

  A rigid cigarette box with a hinged lid includes a cup-shaped container having an upper open end and a cup-shaped lid, the cup-shaped lid hinged to the container along the hinge It is attached and rotates between an open position that opens the open end with respect to the container and a closed position that closes the open end. The hard cigarette box described above is made by folding a single flat, generally elongated rectangular blank around a group of cigarettes wrapped in foil sheets. In this case, both the lid and the container form part of the same blank. A U-shaped collar split from a flat blank is generally connected to the interior of the container, and a portion projects outwardly from the open end, and on the inner surface of the corresponding lid when the lid is in the closed position. It is designed to engage.

  The aforementioned hard cigarette box has several drawbacks. They cannot easily protect cigarettes inside (such as when the user is in a trouser pocket) and are accidentally opened if they are prone to breakage and relatively large force is applied Cigarettes are thrown out of the box.

  In order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, Patent Document 1 discloses a hard cigarette box of the above-described type, and the cigarette box includes a parallelepiped container and a cup-shaped lid. The housing is adapted to accommodate a group of tobacco products and is provided with a take-off opening; the lid is hinged to the container along the hinge and rotates between an open position and a closed position with respect to the container The container and the lid are each formed of a blank; the lid is bonded to the lower end surface of the container.

The box disclosed in Patent Document 1 is expensive to manufacture. This is because it is necessary to manufacture with a packaging machine in which various parts are modified with respect to a standard packaging machine.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,881,599 European Patent Application No. 764595 European Patent Application No. 1066206 International Publication No. 03026984 Pamphlet

  The object of the present invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks and at the same time to provide a rigid package for tobacco products which is cheap and simple to manufacture.

  The object of the invention is achieved by a rigid package for tobacco products as defined in the claims.

  By way of example, many embodiments of the invention are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 designates the entire rigid box for cigarettes containing a group of parallelepiped cigarettes (not shown for clarity) wrapped in a sheet of foil wrapping material. Yes.

  The box 1 includes a parallelepiped container 2 for accommodating a group of cigarettes, and a cigarette take-out opening 3 at the upper end. The box 1 has a cup-shaped lid 4 which is hinged to the container 5 along the hinge 5 (shown in FIGS. 3 and 4) and is removed from the container 2 respectively. The open position for opening and closing the opening 3 is rotated between the closed position and the open position.

  The container 2 comprises two parallel facing large side surfaces 6; two parallel facing small side surfaces orthogonal to the two large side surfaces 6; an upper end surface 8; and a lower end surface 9 facing parallel to the upper end surface 8. And have. Four longitudinal edges 10 are defined between the large side surface 6 and the small side surface 7; eight transverse edges 11 are defined between the side surfaces 6, 7 and the end surfaces 8, 9. Specifically, the transverse edge 11 is composed of four large transverse edges 11 defined between the large side face 6 and the end faces 8, 9; and the four transverse edges 11 defined between the small side face 7 and the end faces 8, 9. It is divided into two small transverse edges 11. In the figure, the longitudinal edge 10 and the transverse edge 11 are quadrilateral edges.

  The cup-shaped lid 4 has a substantially parallelepiped shape, two parallel facing large side faces 12; a parallel facing small side face 13 orthogonal to the two large side faces 12; an upper end face 14; The lower end surface 15 is parallel to and faces the upper end surface 14. Two longitudinal edges 16 are defined between the large side surface 12 and the small side surface 13; six transverse edges 17 are defined between the side surfaces 12, 13 and the end surfaces 14, 15. Specifically, the transverse edges 17 are defined as four large transverse edges 17 defined between the large side face 12 and the end faces 14, 15; It is divided into two small transverse edges 17. In the figure, the longitudinal edge 16 and the transverse edge 17 are quadrilateral edges.

  The upper end surface 14 of the lid 4 is larger than the lower end surface 15 of the lid 4 and each large side surface 12 of the lid 4 preferably has a triangular chamfered lower portion.

  The container 2 and the lid 4 are formed by folding two independent blanks 18 and 19 (FIGS. 5-8). Since the lid 4 is glued to the lower end surface 9 of the container, the hinge 5 is parallel to a small transverse edge 11 defined between the small side surface 7 and the end surfaces 8, 9 of the container 2. The hinge 5 is preferably installed on the lower end surface 9 of the container 2 and is at an intermediate position between the two small transverse edges 11 which are the boundary of the lower end surface 9. When the lid 4 is in the closed position, the upper end surface 4 of the lid 4 is in contact with the upper end surface 8 of the container 2 and covers the extraction opening 3, and the lower end surface 15 of the lid 4 is the lower end surface of the container 2 9 is touching.

  The lower end surface 9 of the container 2 has a connection tab 20, which is divided from the lower end surface 9 by a fold line defining the hinge 5, and the entire tab is the lower end surface 15 of the lid 4. It is glued to.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a stop member is provided to limit the rotation of the lid 4 relative to the container 2 and to define a maximum opening position (see FIG. 4). The stop member comprises two stop tabs 21 and two stop tabs 22, each of the two stop tabs 21 projecting from the respective large side surface 6 of the container 2 toward the outside of the container 2. Each of the two stop tabs 22 protrudes from the respective large side surface 12 of the lid 4 toward the inside of the lid 4 and is positioned to engage the respective stop tab 21 so that the lid 4 can be opened. ing.

  As shown, the stop tab 21 is formed by removing strip material from each large side 6 of the container 2. In another embodiment (not shown), each stop tab 21 is formed by making a cut in the large side 6 of the container 2.

  The take-out opening 3 preferably extends over part of the upper end surface 8 of the container 2 and part of the large side surface 6 of the container 2, so that the cigarette can be quickly and easily removed from the take-out opening 3. Can be taken out. As shown in FIGS. 2, 4, and 5, the take-out opening 3 is closed by a tearing portion 23 of the container 2. In another embodiment illustrated in FIG. 6, there is no tear portion 23. The tearing portion 23 may close the entire extraction opening 3 as shown in FIGS. 2, 4 and 5 or may close only a part of the extraction opening 3; in the latter case, the tearing portion 23 is exposed. Separated from a portion of the take-out opening 3 at the large side surface 6 that allows the tearing portion 23 to be more easily grasped and removed from the container 2 if the user does not seal the box 1.

  In another embodiment (not shown), the small side 13 of the lid 4 has at least one through hole, which allows the user to insert a finger, and the user can insert the lid 4 and the container. The lid 4 can be easily opened by performing a relative opening motion with the one hand.

  In FIG. 5, the container 2 is formed by folding a flat, elongated, substantially rectangular blank 18, and the components are numbered the same as the corresponding parts of the container 2.

  The blank 18 has two longitudinal fold lines 24 and a number of transverse fold lines 25, which cross fold lines 25 form a panel 8 ′ that forms part of the upper end surface 8; Two longitudinal fold lines 24; a panel 6 ′ forming the lower end surface 9; a panel 6 ′ forming the other large side surface 6; and a panel 8 ″ forming the remaining upper end surface 8. It is defined in between.

  Each panel 6 'has two wings 7', the two wings 7 'form part of each small side 7 and are located on either side of the corresponding panel 6' It is divided from the corresponding panel 6 ′ by a fold line 24. The first wing 7 ′ of one panel 6 ′ has two tabs 26 separated from the panel 6 ′ by a transverse fold line 25, and the second wing 7 ′ of the same panel 6 ′ has one tab 26. The one tab 26 is separated from the panel 6 'by a transverse fold line 25 and is approximately aligned with the panel 9'.

  The connecting tab 20 is connected to the panel 9 ′ and is separated from the panel 9 ′ by a fold line, which fold line defines the hinge 5 and is parallel to the longitudinal fold line 24.

  FIG. 6 is another embodiment of a blank 18 for forming the container 2.

  In the embodiment in FIG. 6, the blank 18 has two longitudinal fold lines 24 and a number of transverse fold lines 25, the transverse fold lines 25 being the panel 9 ′ forming the lower end surface 9; A panel 6 ′ forming the side surface 6; a panel 8 ′ forming the upper end surface 8; a panel 6 ′ forming the other large side surface 6; and a panel 9 ″ forming the remaining lower end surface 9. It is defined between the longitudinal fold lines 24.

  Each panel 6 'has two wings 7', the two wings 7 'form part of each small side 7 and are located on either side of the corresponding panel 6' It is divided from the corresponding panel 6 ′ by a fold line 24. The first wing 7 ′ of one panel 6 ′ has two tabs 26 separated from the panel 6 ′ by a transverse fold line 25, and the second wing 7 ′ of the same panel 6 ′ has one tab 26. The one tab 26 is separated from the panel 6 'by a transverse fold line 25 and is approximately aligned with the panel 9' '.

  The connecting tab 20 is connected to the panel 9 ′ and is separated from the panel 9 ′ by a fold line, which fold line defines the hinge 5 and is parallel to the longitudinal fold line 24.

  In FIG. 7, the lid 4 is formed by bending a flat, elongated, substantially rectangular blank 19, and the components are numbered the same as the corresponding parts of the lid 4.

  The blank 19 has two transverse fold lines 27 and a number of longitudinal fold lines 28, the longitudinal fold line 28 being a panel 12 ′ forming one large side surface 12; and a panel 13 forming a small side surface 13. 'And the panel 12' forming the other large side surface 12 are defined between two transverse fold lines 27.

  One panel 12 ′ has two wings 14 ′ and 15 ′, and the two wings 14 ′ and 15 ′ are located at both ends of the panel 12 ′. It is divided and forms the interior of each of the end faces 14,15. The panel 13 ′ has two wings 14 ″, 15 ″, and the two wings 14 ″, 15 ″ are located at both ends of the panel 13 ′. 'And are formed inside each of the end faces 14,15. Another panel 12 ′ has two wings 14 ′ ″, 15 ′ ″, the two wings 14 ′ ″, 15 ′ ″ being located at both ends of the panel 12 ′ and crossing It is divided from the panel 12 'by a fold line 27 and forms the exterior of each of the end faces 14,15.

  Wings 14 ′, 15 ′, 14 ″ and 15 ″ do not overlap when folded over wings 14 ′ ″ and 15 ′ ″ to define the end face 14, 15 of lid 4. It has become.

  FIG. 8 illustrates another embodiment of a blank 9 for forming the lid 4.

  In the embodiment in FIG. 8, the blank 19 has two longitudinal fold lines 29 and a number of transverse fold lines 30, the transverse fold lines 30 being a panel 14 ′ forming part of the upper end surface 14; A panel 12 ′ forming one large side surface 12; a panel 15 ′ forming a lower end surface 15; a panel 12 ′ forming another large side surface 12; and a panel 14 ″ forming the remaining upper end surface 14. It is defined between two longitudinal fold lines 29.

  Each panel 12 ′ has a wing 13 ′ that forms part of each small side 13 and is separated from the panel 12 ′ by a longitudinal fold line 29. The wing 13 ′ of one panel 12 ′ has two tabs 31 separated from the wing 13 ′ by a transverse fold line 30. The upper wing 31 and the panel 14 ′ are shaped so that they do not overlap when folded over the panel 14 ″ to form the upper end surface 14.

  FIG. 9 illustrates another embodiment of a blank 19 for forming the lid 4.

  In the embodiment of FIG. 9, the blank 19 has two longitudinal fold lines 29 and a number of transverse fold lines 30, the transverse fold lines 30 being a panel 15 ′ forming part of the lower end surface 15; A panel 12 ′ forming one large side surface 12; a panel 14 ′ forming an upper end surface 14; a panel 12 ′ forming another large side surface 12; and a panel 15 ″ forming the remaining lower end surface 15. Is defined between the longitudinal fold lines 29.

  Each panel 12 ′ has a wing 13 ′ that forms part of each small side 13 and is separated from the panel 12 ′ by a longitudinal fold line 29. The wing 13 ′ of one panel 12 ′ has two tabs 31 separated from the wing 13 ′ by a transverse fold line 30. The upper wing 31 and the panel 15 ′ are shaped so that they do not overlap when folded over the panel 15 ″ to form the lower end surface 15.

  In the embodiment shown, the longitudinal edges 10, 16 and the transverse edges 11, 17 are all square edges. In another embodiment (not shown), some longitudinal edges 10, 16 and / or some transverse edges 11, 17 are not square edges, but circular edges or inclined edges. For example, all the longitudinal edges 10, 16 may be circular edges or inclined edges, rather than square edges, or (like the cigarette box disclosed in US Pat. All the large transverse edges 11, 17 may be circular edges or inclined edges instead of square edges. Alternatively, some of the longitudinal edges 10, 16 and some of the transverse edges 11, 17 may be circular or inclined edges instead of square edges, and may be circular rather than square. It has both shaped or inclined longitudinal edges 10 and 16 and circular or inclined transverse edges 11 and 17 rather than a square shape.

  In another embodiment (not shown), the box 1 may be that disclosed in US Pat. No. 6,057,049; in this case, each of the large side surfaces 6, 12 is outwardly convex and Each has a flat central portion and two curved fold side bands, the side bands being flat at the respective non-square-shaped longitudinal edges 10,16 to the small side surfaces 7,13. Connected.

  In another embodiment (not shown), the box 1 may be that disclosed in US Pat. No. 6,057,096; in this case, each of the large side surfaces 6, 12 is outwardly convex and Each has a flat central portion and two curved fold side bands, the side bands being flat at the respective non-square shaped transverse edges 11, 17, at the end faces 8, 9, 14 , 15 are connected.

  The box described above has various advantages: it is cheap and simple to manufacture, effectively protects the cigarette inside the container 2 and can be opened quickly and easily. At the same time, accidental opening of the lid 4 is prevented, regardless of how the box is used. Furthermore, the aforementioned box 1 can be manufactured inexpensively and easily using a packaging machine similar to a standard packaging machine.

  Due to its many advantages, the aforementioned box 1 can also be used for the production of another type of rigid package for tobacco products, such as cigarette cartons or cigarette packets.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hard box for cigarettes according to the present invention as seen from the front, in a closed state. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the hard box for cigarettes in FIG. 1 as viewed from the front, and is in an open state. FIG. 3 is a front perspective view of the cigarette hard box in FIG. 1 in a closed state, and the dotted lines illustrate the various components inside the box. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the cigarette hard box in FIG. 1 as viewed from the front, and is in an open state, and the dotted lines illustrate various components inside the box. FIG. 5 is a plan view of a first blank for making a hard box for cigarettes in FIG. FIG. 6 is a plan view of another embodiment of the blank in FIG. FIG. 7 is a plan view of a second blank for making a hard box for cigarettes in FIG. FIG. 8 is a plan view of another embodiment of the blank in FIG. FIG. 9 is a plan view of yet another embodiment of the blank in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

2 Container 3 Takeout opening 4 Cup-shaped lid 5 Hinge 6 Large side 7 Small side 20 Connection tab

Claims (30)

A rigid package for tobacco products comprising a parallelepiped-shaped container (2) and a cup-shaped lid (4):
The container (2) is formed by folding a first blank (18) and is adapted to accommodate a group of tobacco products, and has two large sides (6) and two small sides (7 ), An upper end surface (8) with an extraction opening (3), and a lower end surface (9);
The lid (4) is formed by folding another second blank (19) that is independent of the first blank (18), and along the hinge (5) to the container (2) It is hinged and rotates between an open position that opens the take-out opening (3) relative to the container (2) and a closed position that closes the take-out opening (3). The lid (4) has two large side surfaces (12), a small side surface (13), an upper end surface (14) and a lower end surface (15), the upper end surface (14) being When the lid (4) is in the closed position, it covers the take-out opening (3), and the lower end surface (15) faces the upper end surface (14) of the lid in parallel. And when the lid (4) is in the closed position, Vessel (2) the lower end surface (9) in the package (1) it is positioned so as to contact the the;
The container (2) comprises a connection tab (20), the connection tab (20) being separated from the container (2) by a fold line defining the hinge (5), and the entire connection tab Is adhered to the lid (4);
package.   The connection tab (20) is connected to the lower end surface (9) of the container (2) by the fold line defining the hinge (5), and the entire connection tab (20) is 2. Package according to claim 1, which is glued to the lower end face (15) of the lid (4).   The lower end surface (9) of the container (2) is bounded by two small transverse edges (11) defined between the lower end surface (9) of the container and the small side surface (7). And the hinge (5) is at an intermediate position between the two small transverse edges (11) that border the lower end surface (9) of the container (2). The package according to claim 2, wherein the package is installed on the lower end surface (9).   4. A stop means for restricting rotation of the lid (4) relative to the container (2) to define a maximum opening position. package.   The stop means comprises at least one first stop tab (21) and a second stop tab (22); the first stop tab (21) is a large side surface of the container (2) ( 6) projecting outward from the container (2); the second stop tab (22) projecting from the large side surface (12) of the lid (4) toward the inside of the lid (4) The package of claim 4, wherein the package is positioned to engage the first stop tab (21) so that the lid (4) can be opened.   The stop means include two first stop tabs (21), each installed on a respective large side surface (6) of the container (2); and each a respective large side surface (12) of the lid (4) And a second second stop tab (22) installed in the outer package.   7. Package according to claim 5 or 6, wherein each said first stop tab (21) is formed by making a cut in a respective large side (6) of said container (2).   Package according to claim 5 or 6, wherein each said first stop tab (21) is formed by removing strip material from a respective large side (6) of said container (2).   The extraction opening (3) extends over a portion of the upper end surface (8) of the container (2) and a portion of a large side surface (6) of the container (2). 9. The package according to any one of 8.   The package according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein at least a part of the extraction opening (3) is closed by a tearing part (23) of the container (2).   11. Package according to claim 10, wherein the tear portion (23) completely closes the extraction opening (3).   11. Package according to claim 10, wherein the tear portion (23) closes only a part of the extraction opening (3).   13. The small side (13) of the lid (4) comprises at least one through hole dimensioned to allow a user to insert a finger. Package.   The package according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the upper end surface (14) of the lid (4) is larger than the lower end surface (15) of the lid (4).   15. Package according to claim 14, wherein each large side (12) of the lid (4) has an inclined bottom. The flat first blank (18) has two longitudinal fold lines (24) and a number of transverse fold lines (25), the transverse fold lines (25) being one of the upper end faces (8). A first panel (8 ′) forming a part; a second panel (6 ′) forming one large side surface (6); and a third panel (9 ′) forming the lower end surface (9); A fourth panel (6 ′) forming the other large side surface (6) and a fifth panel (8 ″) forming the remaining upper end surface (8) are connected to the two longitudinal fold lines (24). Defined in between;
Each of the second panel (6 ′) and the fourth panel (6 ′) has two wings (7 ′), and the two wings (7 ′) have their respective small side surfaces (7). And is located on both sides of the corresponding second or fourth panel (6 ′, 6 ′) and corresponding to the second or fourth fold line (24). 16. Package according to any one of the preceding claims, divided from the panel (6 ', 6').   The first wing (7 ') of the fourth panel (6') has two tabs (26) separated from the fourth panel (6 ') by the transverse fold line (25); The second wing (7 ') of the fourth panel (6') has only one tab (26), and the one tab (26) is connected to the fourth panel (25) by a transverse fold line (25). Package according to claim 16, divided from 6 ') and approximately aligned with said third panel (9'). The flat first blank (18) has two longitudinal fold lines (24) and a number of transverse fold lines (25), the transverse fold lines (25) being one of the lower end faces (9). A first panel (9 ') forming a part; a second panel (6') forming one large side surface (6); a third panel (8 ') forming the upper end surface (8'); A fourth panel (6 ′) forming the other large side surface (6) and a fifth panel (9 ″) forming the remaining lower end surface (9), the two longitudinal fold lines (24) Defined during
Each of the second panel (6 ′) and the fourth panel (6 ′) has two wings (7 ′), and the two wings (7 ′) have their respective small side surfaces (7). The second or fourth panel is located on both sides of the corresponding second or fourth panel (6 ′, 6 ′) and corresponding to the longitudinal fold line (24). The package according to claim 1, which is divided from (6 ′, 6 ′). The first wing (7 ') of the fourth panel (6') has two tabs (26) separated from the fourth panel (6 ') by the transverse fold line (25); The second wing (7 ') of the fourth panel (6') has only one tab (26), and the one tab (26) is connected to the fourth panel (25) by a transverse fold line (25). 19. Package according to claim 18, divided from 6 ') and approximately aligned with said fifth panel (9').
.   The flat second blank (19) has two transverse fold lines (27) and a number of longitudinal fold lines (28), the longitudinal fold line (28) being one large side surface (12). A first panel (12 ′) forming a small side surface (13), a second panel (13 ′) forming a small side surface (13), and a third panel (12 ′) forming the other large side surface (12). 20. Package according to any one of the preceding claims, defined between transverse fold lines (27). The first panel (12 ′) has two first wings (14 ′, 15 ′), and the two first wings (14 ′, 15 ′) are provided at both ends of the panel (12 ′). Located, divided from the first panel (12 ′) by the transverse fold line (27) and forming the interior of each of the end faces (14, 15);
The second panel (13 ′) has two second wings (14 ″, 15 ″), and the two second wings (14 ″, 15 ″) 13 ′), separated from the second panel (13 ′) by the transverse fold line (27) and forming the interior of each of the end faces (14, 15). And
The third panel (12 ′) has two third wings (14 ′ ″, 15 ′ ″), and the two third wings (14 ′ ″, 15 ′ ″) Located at both ends of the third panel (12 '), separated from the third panel (12') by the transverse fold line (27), and external to each of the end faces (14, 15) 21. The package of claim 20, wherein the package is formed.   The first and second wings (14 ′, 15 ′, 14 ″ and 15 ″) are arranged on the third wing (14, 14) to define the end face (14, 15) of the lid (4) 4. The package according to claim 21, wherein the package is such that it does not overlap when folded over '' 'and 15' '').   The flat second blank (19) has two longitudinal fold lines (29) and multiple transverse fold lines (30), the multiple transverse fold lines (30) being connected to the upper end surface (14). ) Forming a part of the first panel (14 '); second panel (12') forming one large side surface (12); and third panel (15 'forming the lower end surface (15)) ); A fourth panel (12 ′) forming the other large side surface (12); and a fifth panel (14 ″) forming the remaining upper end surface (14). 20. A package according to any one of the preceding claims, defined between.   Each of the second and fourth panels (12 ′) has a wing (13 ′), the wing (13 ′) forms a part of the small side surface (13), and a longitudinal fold line ( 24. Package according to claim 23, divided from said second or fourth panel (12 ') by 29).   25. The wing (13 ') of the second panel (12') has two tabs (31) separated from the wing (13 ') by the transverse fold line (30). Package described in.   The upper tab (31) and the first panel (14 ′) are shaped so that they do not overlap when folded over the fifth panel (14 ″) to form the upper end surface (14). 26. The package of claim 25.   The flat second blank (19) has two longitudinal fold lines (29) and a number of transverse fold lines (30), and the number of transverse fold lines (30) is the upper end surface (15). ) Forming a part of the first panel (15 '); a second panel (12') forming one large side surface (12); and a third panel (14 'forming the lower end surface (14)) ); A fourth panel (12 ′) forming the other large side surface (12); and a fifth panel (15 ″) forming the remaining upper end surface (15). 20. A package according to any one of the preceding claims, defined between.   Each of the second and fourth panels (12 ′) has a wing (13 ′), the wing (13 ′) forms a part of the small side surface (13), and a longitudinal fold line ( 29. Package according to claim 27, divided from said second or fourth panel (12 ') by 29).   The wing (13 ') of the second panel (12') has two tabs (31) separated from the wing (13 ') by the transverse fold line (30). Package described in.   The upper tab (31) and the first panel (15 ′) are shaped so that they do not overlap when folded over the fifth panel (15 ″) to form the upper end surface (15). 30. The package of claim 29.

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