DE8130083U1 - Packaging for bottles and other containers - Google Patents

Description

Packaging for bottles and other containers

The innovation relates to a packaging for bottles and other containers, in which one preferably consists of a one-piece Cut sheet produced from sheet material, in particular from cardboard, a. Bottle or container group fully encloses cuff-like, the edge area at one end of the arch overlapping the other end and the overlapping edge areas are glued together, and in which a grip hole is provided on one side.

There are different container carriers or bottle carriers sheet material. It is known, for example, that container carriers made of sheet material form a group of containers in the manner of a cuff to be enclosed. In the cuff-like packaging

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recesses are provided into which parts of the container engage. With sufficient voltage of the cuff Be'-over are securely held in the package, even if? .U opposite sides does not exist a limitation against falling out. Such container carriers mostly have handles that protrude upward. In some cases, such handles are viewed as unfavorable, especially where the containers are to be stacked on top of one another.

It is therefore also known to accommodate containers, in particular bottles, in carton-like carrier containers. A Fe. ^ Box blank is made around a prepared container group laid around, the overlapping ends being glued together. The opposite end faces are closed by flaps linked to the blank, for example by gluing. Leave such containers stack extremely well and have the further advantage that they have large areas that can be printed with advertising. For the purpose of handling such packaging, a grip hole is provided at least on one side.

However, there is a risk that the material will tear open in the area of the grip hole. This is why it is for such a Relatively thick material required for packaging. It is known that a material reinforcement in the area of the Handle to be provided, nevertheless it still comes to

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Damage in the area of the grip hole. It can happen that the packaging falls out of your hands and the contents of the packaging is destroyed, especially in the case of bottles.

The innovation is based on the task of a packaging for To improve bottles and other containers of the type mentioned so that the risk of tearing the Handle is avoided during use.

This object is achieved according to the invention that on the inside lying edge area is formed by folding back and gluing a bar, the grip hole is hinged via a crease line Has tab and the bar extends into the area and parallel to the grip tab and over a crease line is hinged, which runs parallel to the flap groove line.

When reaching into the grip hole, the bar with the grip hole tab is bent upwards and forms one with this five times the material thickness and thus a profile that prevents the grip hole from tearing.

The one required for such a grip hole reinforcement Additional material expenditure is minimal with the new packaging. A overlap of each other too adhesive edge areas is necessary anyway. If the grip hole is offset from the center line in the direction of the If the adhesive connection is laid, there is the additional cost of material

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only in the part of the bar that is bent over and glued against the flap. The width of the bar can be proportionate be kept low, for example between 0.5 and 1 cm. The additional work involved in packaging is also extremely high small amount. This consists of pre-gluing the bar. The other operations are the same as the conventional one Packaging.

In one embodiment of the innovation it is provided that the RiIlinien are approximately at the same height. This comes about there is a defined turning of the grip tab on the one hand and the bar on the other hand when grasping the packaging on Grip hole.

If, when bending over the grip hole tab, the bar with it is to be bent, this assumes that the overlapping areas to which the blank is glued, in height the bar can be kept adhesive-free. The bonding leaves easier to manage without a transition stage if after In one embodiment of the innovation, the folded part of the bar faces the inside of the packaging.

The grip hole reinforcement provided in the packaging according to the innovation is basically not dependent on the shape of the carrier. It is particularly advantageous if, according to a further embodiment of the innovation, the packaging in the

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erected state is rectangular in cross section, the bar is hinged to a tab hinged to the cover section is and the tab is glued to the inside of the facing, a free end having side wall.

It is conceivable to provide a ledge only over the length of the grip hole. Another embodiment of the innovation provides that the bar extends over the entire length of the packaging. Since shortening the bar does not save any material an extension of the bar over the entire length of the packaging is advantageous because it is higher Forces to bend a long bar than a shorter one,

An exemplary embodiment of the innovation is explained in more detail below with reference to drawings.

Fig. 1 shows a section through a package according to the innovation.

FIG. 2 shows the same representation as FIG. 1, but after the grip hole has been detected.

Fig. 3 shows in perspective a packaging according to the innovation with a grip hole.

Before going into the details shown in the drawings, it should be noted that each of the shown and features described by themselves or in conjunction with features of the claims of more innovation essentials Meaning is.

The graphic representation is merely schematic and not to scale.

A bottle packaging 10 for bottles 11 has a bottom portion 12, a lid section 13 and opposing side wall sections 14 and 15.-To the sections 12 to 15 are tabs 16, 17, 18 and 19 above unspecified Creased lines are hinged, which close the opposite end faces of the packaging in a suitable manner (Fig. 3)

The cover portion 13 has a downward parallel to the wall portion 15 extending tab 20, which through Bonding 21 is connected to the free edge region of the side wall section 15. over a crease line 22 is a Bar 23 is attached to the tab 20, which bar 23 is formed by folding back and gluing the three edge areas is, as can be seen from all three figures. The strip is glued during the production of the cut and before setting up the packaging 10.

The sidewall portion 15 has a grip hole 24 with a Grip hole tab 25, which has a crease line 26 on the side wall section 15 is hinged. As shown in FIG. 1, the crease line 26 runs parallel to the crease line 22 and approximately on a par with this one.

When grasping the grip hole 24 by hand, the grip hole tab 25 bent inwards, as shown in FIG. This also the bar 23, which extends over the entire length of the package 10 also extends bent inwards at the same time. This means that in the area of the Grip holes five times the material thickness with a profile obtained, which prevents tearing in the area of the grip hole 24 with the greatest security. Five times the thickness is obtained through the grip tab 25, the two layers of the strip and the two layers of the packaging in the area of the bond 21,

As can be seen from Fig. 3, finally, an angular perforation line 27 is formed in the cover portion 15 over which the closed package 10 can be opened by hand.

Claims (5)

• Γ * · ■ 4 • r ι »claims; 1. Packaging for bottles and other containers in which a sheet made of sheet material, in particular made of sheet material, preferably made from a single-part blank Cardboard fully encloses a group of bottles or containers in the manner of a sleeve or folding box, the Edge area in one end of the sheet overlaps the other end and the overlapping edge areas are glued together, and a grip hole on one side is provided, characterized in that a lever (23) is glued to the inner edge area (20) is formed, the grip hole (24) has a tab (25) hinged via a crease line (26) and the bar (23) extends into the EereLch and parallel to the grip tab (25) and is articulated via a scoring line (22) which runs parallel to the tab scoring line (26). 2. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the scoring lines (22, 26) are approximately at the same height. 3. Packaging according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the folded part of the strip (23) faces the interior of the packaging (10). 4. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that the packaging in the erected state is rectangular in cross section, the bar (23) is hinged to a tab (20) hinged to the cover section (15) is and the tab (20) with the inside of the facing, a free end having side wall (15) is glued. 5. Packaging according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the bar (23) extends over the entire Length c.o.r packaging (10) extends.