RU36976U1 - HYGIENIC PRODUCT (OPTIONS) - Google Patents

Description

HYGIENIC PRODUCT (OPTIONS)

A group of utility models relates to hygienic products, namely, sets of sanitary kerchiefs or napkins placed in a package.

It is well known that many sets of sanitary napkins or kerchiefs are packed in a polymer (cellophane) film.

A set of cotton napkins was selected as a prototype. Patent for an industrial design .f 48127, publ. 11/16/2000 g. The kit includes three napkins, enclosed in a bag of polymer transparent film.

The disadvantage of the prototype and other known solutions is that the extraction of objects from the packaging is possible only after the destruction of its integrity. Thus, after removing the first item, the packaging itself almost becomes unusable, which reduces the hygienic properties of the remaining items.

The utility model is based on the task of creating a hygiene product, during the operation of which the integrity of the package is preserved and the hygienic properties of objects are preserved. That is, the technical problem solved by the noble model is to increase the service life of the package, and therefore the product as a whole, and to increase consumer properties.

The problem is solved in two versions of the utility model.

In the first embodiment, the hygiene product is an absorbent wipes or scarves placed in a package made of a polymer film. New is that the packaging is in the form of a folding book cover, the bend line of which runs along the outer wall. In this case, the inner wall consists of two parts with the formation of a gap between them, extending along the inflection line, so that two pockets are formed between the outer and inner walls to accommodate paper napkins or scarves.

The second option generally repeats the first. New is that the packaging is made in the form of a folding book, both parts of which are made of two layers with the layers connected along or along the bend line and along the edges with the formation of two pockets for placement of paper napkins or scarves in them.

The essence of the utility model is described in more detail in the following implementation examples and is illustrated by the figures in which:

FIG. 1 - packaging with napkins in expanded form (according to the first embodiment) FIG. 2 - packaging with napkins, cross section (according to the first embodiment); Fig.Z - packaging with napkins in expanded form (according to the second embodiment)

The composition of the hygiene product includes a package 1, in which absorbent (paper) napkins are placed 2. The package is made of polymer film and has the form of a folding book-cover, the fold line of which runs along the outer wall 3. The package can be made of a single cut in such a way that the edges of the film are wrapped inward, forming the inner wall 4. At the same time, the opposite edges bring together so much that there is a gap between them along the bend line. The lower and upper edges are welded. Two parts of the cover book form pockets in which paper napkins are placed 2. Thus, the packaging is made in the form of a simple wallet.

When storing napkins, the packaging is folded, while the edges of the napkins are closed by the upper wall. To remove the napkins, the packaging opens (unfolds) and the napkins are removed from the pockets through the gap gap.

In the second embodiment (Fig. 2), the packaging also has the shape of a folding book. Both parts of the book are made in two layers. The package can also be made of a single workpiece, the curved edges of which are welded along the inflection line. The lower edges of the upper and lower layers are also connected. Thus, two linearly contacting pockets are formed with a slot entrance (opening or a winding slot) 5 from the upper edge side.

The second version of the utility model can be implemented differently, namely by superimposing two sheets of film on top of each other. In this case, the side edges are welded. The linear connection of two sheets is carried out along the line of inflection. In this way, two linearly contacting pockets with a slit entrance from the upper edge side are also formed. Likewise, a packaging with a slit entrance from opposite sides can be obtained. Paper napkins are placed in pockets. Removing napkins in this embodiment is also carried out through the slotted entrance.

In both cases, the package may be further provided with means for fixing the pockets between themselves, which can be performed in any suitable way. One embodiment of the fixation means is a flapper valve provided with an adhesive layer, or Velcro tape, or button. Fixing can be done without a valve. To do this, on the opposite parts of the walls of the packaging, apply a sticky layer or fix the counterparts of the tape “Velcro or buttons (the fixation tool is not shown in the Figures)

In both variants of the utility model for removing napkins, it is unnecessary to destroy the integrity of the package. Thus, the service life of the package is increased and the hygienic properties of absorbent wipes or kerchiefs are preserved.

Claims (10)

1. Hygienic product, which is an absorbent wipes or handkerchiefs placed in a package made of a polymer film, characterized in that the package is in the form of a folding book-cover, the bend line of which runs along the outer wall, and the inner wall consists of two parts with the formation of a gap between them, extending along the inflection line in such a way that two pockets are formed between the outer and inner walls to accommodate paper napkins or scarves. 2. Hygiene product according to claim 1, characterized in that the package is additionally equipped with means for fixing the pockets between each other. 3. The hygiene product according to claim 2, characterized in that the means for fixing the pockets between each other are made in the form of a flap valve equipped with an adhesive layer, either with a Velcro tape or a button. 4. Hygienic product according to claim 2, characterized in that the means for fixing the pockets between themselves are made in the form of opposed areas with an adhesive layer on the inner walls of the package. 5. Hygienic product according to claim 2, characterized in that the means for fixing the pockets between themselves are made in the form of a button or Velcro tape, the mating parts of which are located on the inner walls of the package. 6. Hygienic product, which is an absorbent wipes or scarves placed in a package made of a polymer film, characterized in that the package is made in the form of a folding book, both parts of which are double-layer with the layers joining along or along the bend line and along the edges to form two pockets for placing paper napkins or kerchiefs in them. 7. Hygiene product according to claim 6, characterized in that the package is additionally equipped with means for fixing the pockets between each other. 8. Hygienic product according to claim 6, characterized in that the means for fixing the pockets between each other are made in the form of a flap valve equipped with an adhesive layer, either with a Velcro tape or a button. 9. Hygienic product according to claim 6, characterized in that the means for fixing the pockets between each other are made in the form of opposed areas with an adhesive layer on the inside of the packaging walls. 10. Hygienic product according to claim 6, characterized in that the means for fixing the pockets between each other are made in the form of a button or Velcro tape, the counterparts of which are located on the inside of the packaging.