ES2207367A1 - Tray for exhibition of products has base plate made from rigid cardboard and formed with notches and marks, and separators made from cardboard sheet and fitted into upper wing to pass beyondlower wing - Google Patents

Abstract

The tray (1) has a base plate made from rigid cardboard and formed with notches (2) and marks (4). The separators are made from cardboard sheet and fitted into the upper wing (5) to pass beyond the lower wing (6). The racks are formed by folding at the marks and fitting the projections of side wings (3) into the notches.

Description

Self-standing tray for exhibitor.

Object of the invention

The object of the present invention relates to a self-exhibiting tray for exhibitor, whose characteristic It consists of its great facility for mounting it, delivered pre-assembled and deployed in the form of a single piece thus improving the transport and distribution of cuvettes, reducing costs for this concept.

Background of the invention

The exhibitor in general, is perhaps one of the inventions whose antecedents date back to the beginning of trade, since it has always been one of the main weapons for the merchant the form and exposure of their products.

These forms of exposure change depending on the products to be exhibited, of the place where they are exposed, of the time and of a whole host of factors that make it so difficult to conception, development and construction of these exhibitors specially designed and designed to display items and make these attractive to the buyer.

So we can find all kinds of ways and exhibitor constructions conceived based on very diverse materials or combinations of them, mainly cardboard, plastic, wood, determining in all of them a series of characteristics such as, that the product should stand out on the base on which it is exposed, that this base or support it must be attractive enough for the public to notice in it and therefore in the product, and so we could go highlighting a whole series of properties that must meet these exhibitors, but perhaps one of the features that least stand out of these exhibitors is its construction giving it more importance to the final finish that to the development and construction of the same.

And it is this point, that of the construction of exhibitors, the main reason that has pushed to study and develop a type of tray for exhibitor that without ceasing meet all the necessary requirements for any exhibitor, also have this new feature that makes you Different from the others, YOUR EASY TO ASSEMBLE.

Description of the invention

The object of the invention is that of a bucket self-setting for exhibitor. Constructed from cardboard and decorated with the motifs of the product to be exhibited. It consists of two elements: bucket and separators.

The self-mounting tray (1) is built starting from a rigid cardboard sheet, which has been die cut, making notches (2) and marks (4) to creased; once folded the sheet by said marks (4) will remain formed the shelves (12) on which they will fit once said shelves formed the lateral wings (3) which, when bending on themselves, they hold the shelves (12) completely remaining said shelves formed by the fitting of protrusions or ears of these lateral wings (3) in the notches (2). The wings upper (5) and lower (6), bend towards the shelves formed fitting to the lateral wings (3) and thus leaving all the set mounted and rigid.

Both the lateral wings (3) and the upper wing (5) and lower (6), come pre-glued and so the set once mounted, it cannot be deformed or deployed by the weight of the product to exhibit.

Once the tray is mounted, it will be inserted vertically the dividers (7) between the shelves (12) said separators fitting with the upper wing (5) and exceeding the edge of the lower wing (6) being the purpose of these dividers (7), in addition to giving greater strength to the shelves (12) fasten the self-adjusting tray (1) to the foot (8) of the shelf, for which they have been built longer than the bucket self-adjusting, fitting in its lower part with the foot (8) of the shelving.

This cuvette set (1), and spacers (7), are supports on a foot (8) also constructed of cardboard. This foot (8), square base and with a back face (9) of height slightly lower than that of the bucket (1) which has lateral wings triangular in shape, it allows said bucket to rest on it being finally slightly inclined to facilitate the Exhibition of the products contained in the shelf. The bucket is fastened to the foot (8) by fitting the ends of the vertical separators (7) on said foot (8).

In the upper part of the tray so placed, will add an ornamental piece (11) also constructed of cardboard, with a flat rectangular front and with triangular side wings that are inserted, by means of ears or projections, in the bucket.

Detailed description of the plans

For a better understanding of the purpose of the present invention an embodiment is described below preferred object of the present invention, based on The attached figures.

Fig. 1.- Front view of the cuvette deployed

Fig. 2.- View of the assembly and its assembly.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

This preferred embodiment of the invention will be It consists of the following pieces:

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Bucket

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Separators

The cuvette (1) has been stamped marking on the cardboard different notches and shapes to get a mount quick and easy; in Fig. 1 you can see the notches (2) where the ears of the shelves (12) will be attached, to the lateral (3), which together with the wings (5), (6) and the spacers (7) will stiffen the whole.

Assembly Description

As indicated in fig. (2) we can see the different steps to be taken for the formation of the cuvette and the final assembly of the exhibitor.

Once the cuvette is formed (steps 1, 2, and 3) it It will show the exhibitor set according to the following steps:

Step 4 and 5-. You can see the bucket (1) a Once assembled, showing the situation of the separators (7) it being appreciated that said separators are longer than the bucket, protruding from it from the bottom.

Step 6- It shows us the already assembled set of the tray (1) and its assembly with the foot (8) and the ornamental piece (eleven). As shown in the drawing the parts of the separators protruding from the base must fit the base of the foot, thus avoiding the possibility of overturning or falling the bucket of the foot.

Step 7- We can appreciate the set already assembled and ready for the exhibition of the articles.

Claims (3)

1. Self-assembling tray for product display that is delivered pre-assembled and deployed in the form of a single piece characterized by being formed by a base and separators. 2. Self-assembling tray for display of products according to claim 1, characterized in that the base is constructed from rigid cardboard sheet, which has been stamped, making notches (2) and marks (4) for folding; once the sheet is folded by said marks (4) the shelves (12) will be formed in which the lateral wings (3) will be fitted once formed, which when bending over themselves, hold the shelves (12) being completely formed said shelves by fitting some protrusions or ears of these lateral wings (3) in the notches (2). The upper (5) and lower (6) wings are folded towards the shelves formed by fitting to the lateral wings (3) and thus leaving the entire assembly mounted and rigid. 3. Self-assembling tray for display of products according to claim 1, characterized in that the spacers (7) are constructed starting from a cardboard sheet and are inserted vertically in the tray once it has been mounted, said spacers being fitted in the wing upper (5) and exceeding the edge of the lower wing (6) being the purpose of these dividers (7), in addition to giving greater strength to the shelves (12), fasten the self-adjusting tray (1) to the foot (8) of the shelving, for which they have been built longer than the self-adjusting tray, fitting in its lower part with the foot (8) of the shelf.