WO2024256463A1 - Découpe d'emballage pour former un emballage, emballage formé à partir d'une découpe d'emballage, et emballage - Google Patents
Découpe d'emballage pour former un emballage, emballage formé à partir d'une découpe d'emballage, et emballage Download PDFInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D5/00—Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper
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- B65D5/06—Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper by folding or erecting a single blank to form a tubular body with or without subsequent folding operations, or the addition of separate elements, to close the ends of the body with end-closing or contents-supporting elements formed by folding inwardly a wall extending from, and continuously around, an end of the tubular body
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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- the present invention relates to a packaging blank, in particular having a multilayer structure , for forming a package filled with a pourable product , in particular a pourable food product .
- the present invention also relates to a package filled with a pourable product , in particular a pourable food product , and being formed from a packaging blank .
- the present invention also relates to a package filled with a pourable product , in particular a pourable food product .
- liquid or pourable food products such as fruit j uice , UHT (ultra-high-temperature treated) milk, wine , tomato sauce , etc .
- UHT ultra-high-temperature treated milk
- tomato sauce etc .
- packages made of sterili zed packaging material are sold in packages made of sterili zed packaging material .
- a typical example is the parallelepiped-shaped package for liquid or pourable food products known as Tetra Brik Aseptic ( registered trademark) , which is made by sealing and folding a laminated packaging blank .
- the packaging blank has a multilayer structure comprising a fibrous base layer, e . g . of paper or cardboard, covered on both sides with layers of heat-seal plastic material , e . g . polyethylene .
- the packaging blank also comprises a layer of oxygenbarrier material (an oxygen-barrier layer ) , e . g . an aluminum foil , which is superimposed on a layer of heat-seal plastic material , and is in turn covered with another layer of heatseal plastic material forming the inner face of the package eventually contacting the food product .
- Packages of this sort are normally produced on fully automatic packaging apparatuses , which form the packages from respective packaging blanks .
- These packaging blanks can be provided in the form of single packaging blanks or in form of a web, which is formed from a plurality of successively arranged packaging blanks .
- the packaging apparatus In the case of the packaging apparatus being designed to form the packages from a web, the packaging apparatus advances and sterili zes the web, which is then formed into a tube and filled with the pourable product before the tube is formed into individual sealed packages .
- the packaging blanks are provided with a plurality of crease lines .
- the crease lines may define the desired speci fic shapes of the packages .
- packages that are provided with a front panel having a top edge and a bottom edge , and four crease lines on the front panel , the four crease lines defining a rhombus .
- the top vertex and the bottom vertex of the rhombus lie on the top edge and the bottom edge of the front panel , respectively .
- Figure 1 is a plan view of a packaging blank according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of a package filled with a pourable product and being formed from the packaging blank of Figure 1 ;
- Figure 3 is a front view of the package of Figure 2 ;
- Figure 4 is a plan view of a packaging blank according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 5 is a plan view of a packaging blank according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 6 is a perspective view of a package filled with a pourable product and formed from the packaging blank of Figure 5 ;
- Figure 7 is a plan view of a packaging blank according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention .
- Number 1 in Figure 2 indicates a package filled with a pourable product , preferentially a pourable food product , such as pasteuri zed milk, milk, milk-products , drinking yoghurt, yoghurt-drinks, beverages, fruit juice, wine, tomato sauce, salt, sugar, etc.
- a pourable food product such as pasteuri zed milk, milk, milk-products , drinking yoghurt, yoghurt-drinks, beverages, fruit juice, wine, tomato sauce, salt, sugar, etc.
- package 1 may be formed from a packaging blank 2 (see Figure 1) .
- each package 1 is formed from one respective packaging blank 2 by means of an automatic packaging machine.
- the automatic packaging machine may be configured to form packages 1 from the respective packaging blanks 2 and to fill packages 1 with the pourable product.
- packaging blanks 2 may have a multilayer structure.
- each packaging blank 2 may comprise at least a layer of fibrous material, such as e.g. a paper or cardboard layer, and at least two layers of heat-seal plastic material, e.g. polyethylene, interposing the layer of fibrous material in between one another.
- fibrous material such as e.g. a paper or cardboard layer
- heat-seal plastic material e.g. polyethylene
- One of these two layers of heat-seal plastic material may define an inner face of the respective package 1 formed from the respective packaging blank 2 and eventually contacting the pourable product.
- each packaging blank 2 may also comprise a layer of gas- and light-barrier material, e.g. aluminum foil or ethylene vinyl alcohol (EVOH) film, in particular being arranged between one of the layers of the heat-seal plastic material and the layer of fibrous material.
- gas- and light-barrier material e.g. aluminum foil or ethylene vinyl alcohol (EVOH) film
- EVOH ethylene vinyl alcohol
- packaging blank 2 may also comprise a further layer of heat-seal plastic material being interposed between the layer of gas- and light-barrier material and the layer of fibrous material .
- packaging blanks 2 may be provided in the form of a web .
- the web may be formed from a plurality of successively arranged packaging blanks 2 .
- the successively arranged packaging blanks 2 define a plurality of repeat units of the web .
- each repeat unit i . e . the respective packaging blank 2
- the packaging machine may be configured to produce packages 1 from the web such that each package 1 results from one respective packaging blank 2 .
- each packaging blank 2 may comprise a desired pattern/decoration .
- package 1 may extend along a longitudinal axis A, preferentially also along a first transversal axis B perpendicular to longitudinal axis A and a second transversal axis C perpendicular to longitudinal axis A and first transversal axis B .
- an extension of package 1 along longitudinal axi s A may be larger than the respective extensions of package 1 along first transversal axis B and second transversal axis C .
- package 1 may comprise a bottom wall 3 and a top wall 4 spaced apart from one another along longitudinal axis A. Additionally, package 1 comprises a side wall 5 interposed between ( and connected to ) bottom wall 3 and top wall 4 .
- bottom wall 3 is defined as the wall of package 1 that has a substantially planar shape and that is substantially perpendicular to longitudinal axis A.
- bottom wall 3 is configured to be placed on a support surface , such as a support surface of a shel f , a fridge , a table , a working plane or the like .
- bottom wall 3 is in contact with the support surface and top wall 4 is distanced from the support surface .
- side wall 5 is the portion of package 1 that is gripped by a user during an outpouring action of the pourable product from package 1 .
- top wall 4 may be provided with an opening device or may be configured so as to allow for the outpouring of the pourable product through a portion of top wall 4 .
- top wall 4 may be defined as the portion of package 1 that can be manipulated such to allow for the outpouring of the pourable product .
- top wall 4 may be manipulated so as to obtain a pouring opening or top wall 4 may comprise an opening device ( e . g . a cap ) that can be manipulated .
- top wall 4 may be inclined with respect to the respective longitudinal axis A and/or the respective bottom wall 3 . More preferentially, top wall 4 may define a slanted top .
- package 1 may comprise a longitudinal seam portion, e . g . resulting from forming packages 1 from a tube filled with the pourable product , the tube presenting a longitudinal seal .
- longitudinal seam portion may be substantially parallel to longitudinal axis A.
- each package 1 may comprise a first transversal seal portion and a second transversal seal portion 6 , preferentially being transversal to longitudinal axis A.
- first transversal seal portion may be comprised by and/or associated to bottom wall 3 and second transversal seal portion 6 may be comprised by and/or associated to top wall 4 .
- side wall 5 comprises a front panel 7 and a back panel (not shown) opposite to front panel 7 .
- a user' s hand may contact the back panel ( at least when considering the intended use of package 1 ) .
- the back panel may be longer than front panel 7 along longitudinal axis A.
- the extension of the back panel from bottom wall 3 to top wall 4 is larger than the extension of front panel 7 from bottom wall 3 to top wall 4 .
- the back panel may comprise the longitudinal seam portion .
- top wall 4 may comprise a top front edge 8 , a top back edge 9 opposed to top front edge 8 and two top lateral edges 10 , each one being connected to top front edge 8 and top back edge 9 and being opposite to one another .
- bottom wall 3 may comprise a bottom front edge 11 , a bottom back edge opposite to bottom front edge 11 and two bottom lateral edges 12 (only one shown) , each one being connected to bottom front edge 11 and the bottom back edge and being opposite to one another .
- front panel 7 may extend from top front edge 8 to bottom front edge 11 and the back panel may extend from top back edge 9 to the bottom back edge .
- side wall 5 may also comprise two lateral panels 13 (only one shown) opposite to one another and each one connected to front panel 7 and the back panel .
- each lateral panel 13 may extend from one respective top lateral edge 10 to one respective bottom lateral edge 12 .
- Packaging blank 2 of Figure 1 is designed to allow formation of package 1 .
- each packaging blank 2 may comprise :
- transversal axis F may be perpendicular to longitudinal axis E .
- each longitudinal axis E may intersect the respective transversal axis F at a centre point of packaging blank 2 .
- each packaging blank 2 may extend within a plane spanned by longitudinal axis E and transversal axis F .
- each packaging blank 2 may have a ( substantially) bi-dimensional shape , i . e . respective extensions of each packaging blank 2 along longitudinal axis E and transversal axis F may be ( signi ficantly) larger than a thickness of packaging blank 2 .
- the thickness of packaging blank 2 may be negligible in comparison to the respective extensions along longitudinal axis E and transversal axis F .
- each packaging blank 2 may have a rectangular or square shape .
- first direction DI may be parallel to transversal axis F .
- second direction D2 may be parallel to longitudinal axis E .
- each first longitudinal boundary edge 20 and each second longitudinal boundary edge 21 may be connected to and interposed between the respective first transversal boundary edge 22 and the respective second transversal boundary edge 23 .
- each first longitudinal boundary edge 20 and each second longitudinal boundary edge 21 may be arranged at an angle of about 90 ° with respect to the respective first transversal boundary edge 22 and the respective second transversal boundary edge 23 .
- each packaging blank 2 being arranged singularly, i . e . separated from the other packaging blanks 2 , the respective first longitudinal boundary edge 20 , the respective second longitudinal boundary edge 21 , the respective f irst transversal boundary edge 22 and the respective second transversal boundary edge 23 may be real edges .
- each first transversal boundary edge 22 of one packaging blank 2 may be adj acent to , or coincide with, the respective second transversal boundary edge 23 of another packaging blank 2 .
- each first transversal boundary edge 22 and the respective second transversal boundary edge 23 may be real edges and the respective first longitudinal boundary edge 20 and the respective second longitudinal boundary edge 21 may be imaginary edges .
- each first longitudinal boundary edge 20 of one packaging blank 2 may be adj acent to , or coincide with, the respective second longitudinal boundary edge 21 of another packaging blank 2 .
- each packaging blank 2 may comprise a top section having a top crease pattern 24 configured to define the shape of at least top wall 4 .
- top crease pattern 24 may be configured to define top wall 4 and flaps 25 attached to top wall 4 .
- packaging blank 2 may also comprise a bottom section having a bottom crease pattern 26 configured to define the shape of at least bottom wall 3 .
- bottom crease pattern 26 may be configured to define bottom wall 3 and flaps (not shown) attached to bottom wall 3 .
- packaging blank 2 also comprises an intermediate section having an intermediate crease pattern 27 interposed between top crease pattern 24 and bottom crease pattern 26 and being configured to define side wall 5 , in particular to define the speci fic design of side wall 5 .
- top crease pattern 24 , bottom crease pattern 26 and intermediate crease pattern 27 may define respective sections of top wall 4 , bottom wall 3 and side wall 5 .
- top crease pattern 24 , bottom crease pattern 26 and intermediate crease pattern 27 may define respective sections of top wall 4 , bottom wall 3 and side wall 5 .
- intermediate crease pattern 27 may comprise a plurality of successively arranged rhombi or rhomboids .
- the plurality of successively arranged rhombi or rhomboids may comprise rhombi or rhomboids of a first si ze and rhombi or rhomboids of a second si ze , which alternate with the rhombi or rhomboids of the first si ze .
- each top crease pattern 24 comprises at least a first transversal crease line 28 extending transversally to longitudinal axis E .
- bottom crease pattern 26 may comprises at least a second transversal crease line 29 extending transversally to longitudinal axis E .
- first transversal crease line 28 and second transversal crease line 29 are displaced from one another along second direction D2 .
- first transversal crease line 28 and second transversal crease line 29 delimit together the intermediate section .
- top crease pattern 24 may comprise a third transversal crease line 30 displaced from first transversal crease line 28 and interposed between first transversal boundary edge 22 and first transversal crease line 28 .
- bottom crease pattern 26 may comprise a fourth transversal crease line 31 displaced from second transversal crease line 29 and interposed between second transversal boundary edge 23 and second transversal crease line 29 .
- the top section comprises a top main panel 35 conf igured to define at least a portion of top wall 4 .
- the bottom section comprises a bottom main panel 36 configured to define at least a portion of bottom wall 3 .
- top main panel 35 and bottom main panel 36 may be centered with respect to first longitudinal boundary edge 20 and second longitudinal boundary edge 21 .
- first transversal crease line 28 comprises a first section 37 , preferentially having a linear shape , delimiting top main panel 35 .
- first section 37 may define top front edge 8 after formation of package 1 ; in other words , top front edge 8 is formed by first section 37 .
- first section 37 may be parallel to first transversal boundary edge 22 and second transversal boundary edge 23 and/or first section 37 may be perpendicular to first longitudinal boundary edge 20 and second longitudinal boundary edge 21 .
- second transversal crease line 29 comprises a second section 38 delimiting bottom main panel 36 .
- second section 38 may define bottom front edge 11 after formation of package 1 ; in other words , bottom front edge 9 is formed by second section 38 .
- second section 38 may be parallel to first transversal boundary edge 22 and second transversal boundary edge 23 and/or perpendicular to first longitudinal boundary edge 20 and second longitudinal boundary edge 21 .
- the intermediate section comprises an intermediate main panel 39 interposed between, in particular extending from, first section 37 and second section 38 .
- intermediate main panel 39 defines front panel 7 .
- intermediate crease pattern 27 comprises at least a first crease line 40 and a second crease line 41 arranged on intermediate main panel 39 .
- first crease line 40 and second crease line 41 have rectilinear shapes .
- first crease line 40 and second crease line 41 converge towards one another and towards first section 37 .
- first crease line 40 and second crease line 41 are also reproduced on front panel 7 and converge towards top front edge 8 .
- first crease line 40 and second crease line 41 may be considered to have a substantially rectilinear shape .
- first crease line 40 and second crease line 41 having a rectilinear shape is to be considered in the sense that i f one takes in an imaginary manner front panel 7 alone and separates from it the other portions of package 1 and one arranges front panel 7 in a ( substantially) two-dimensional way, first crease line 40 and second crease line 41 will have a rectilinear shape .
- first imaginary line 42 comprises first crease line 40 and a (n) ( endless ) second imaginary line 43 comprises second crease line 41 .
- first imaginary line 42 and second imaginary line 43 may have a rectilinear shape .
- first imaginary line 42 and second imaginary line 43 intersect at a respective top intersection point 44 .
- Top intersection point 44 is arranged on intermediate main panel 39 and is distanced from first section 37 along second direction D2 .
- top intersection point 44 is arranged on front panel 7 and is distanced from top front edge 8 along a longitudinal direction parallel to longitudinal axis A.
- top intersection point 44 may be closer to first section 37 than to a center position 45 of packaging blank 2 .
- a distance of top intersection point 44 from first section 37 may be at least two times , preferentially three times , smaller than a distance of top intersection point 44 from center position 45 .
- first crease line 40 and second crease line 41 may extend to and intersect at top intersection point 44 .
- first crease line 40 and second crease line 41 may extend towards , but not intersect at top intersection point 44 .
- intermediate crease pattern 27 may comprise at least a third crease line 46 , preferentially having a rectilinear shape , and a fourth crease line 47 , preferentially having a rectilinear shape , arranged on intermediate main panel 39 and converging towards one another and towards second section 38 .
- a third imaginary line 48 may comprise third crease line 46 and a fourth imaginary line 49 may comprise fourth crease line 47 .
- third imaginary line 48 may intersect at a respective bottom intersection point 50 .
- fourth imaginary line 49 may intersect at a respective bottom intersection point 50 .
- bottom intersection point 50 may be arranged on intermediate main panel 39 and may be distanced from second section 38 along second direction D2 .
- bottom intersection point 50 may be arranged on front panel 7 and may be distanced from bottom front edge 9 along a longitudinal direction parallel to longitudinal axis A.
- bottom intersection point 50 may be closer to second section 38 than to center position 45 .
- a distance of bottom intersection point 50 from second section 38 may be at least two times , preferentially three times , smaller than a distance of bottom intersection point 50 from center position 45 .
- third crease line 46 and fourth crease line 47 may extend to and intersect at bottom intersection point 50 .
- third crease line 46 and fourth crease line 47 may extend towards , but not intersect at bottom intersection point 50 .
- first crease line 40 , second crease line 41 , third crease line 46 and fourth crease line 47 may define together a rhombus .
- top intersection point 44 and bottom intersection point 50 may define respective vertices of the rhombus .
- first crease line 40 and third crease line 46 may intersect at a first intersection 55 and second crease line 41 and fourth crease line 47 may intersect at a second intersection 56 .
- first intersection 55 and second intersection 56 may lie on intermediate main panel 39 or when considering package 1 ( see Figures 2 and 3 ) on front panel 7 .
- a virtual line connecting first intersection 55 and second intersection 56 may be parallel to and/or interposed between and/or being centered with respect to first transversal boundary edge 22 and second transversal boundary edge 23 .
- the top section may comprise two top side panels 57 connected to opposite top lateral edges 58 of top main panel 35 .
- each top side panel 57 may be connected to one respective top lateral edge 58 .
- the bottom section may comprise two bottom side panels 59 connected to opposite bottom lateral edges 60 of bottom main panel 36 .
- each bottom side panel 59 may be connected to one respective bottom lateral edge 60 .
- first transversal crease line 28 may comprise two first auxiliary sections 61 , preferentially of a rectilinear shape , each one delimiting one respective top side panel 57 .
- first section 37 may be interposed between first auxiliary sections 61 .
- first auxiliary sections 61 may be inclined with respect to first section 37 .
- each first auxil iary section 61 may define one respective top lateral edge 10 of package 1 .
- second transversal crease line 29 may comprise two second auxiliary sections 62 , each one delimiting one respective bottom lateral panel 59 .
- second section 38 may be interposed between second auxiliary sections 62 .
- second auxiliary sections 62 may be aligned with second section 38 .
- the intermediate section may comprise two intermediate side panels 63 , connected to opposite sides of intermediate main panel 39 and each one being interposed between one respective first auxiliary section 61 and one respective second auxiliary section 62 .
- each intermediate main panel 39 may define one respective lateral panel 13 .
- intermediate crease pattern 27 may comprise at least two first auxiliary crease lines 64 and at least two second auxiliary crease lines 65 .
- Each first auxiliary crease line 64 and the respective second auxiliary crease line 64 may be arranged on one respective intermediate side panel 63 and may converge towards one another and towards the respective first auxiliary section 61 .
- Each first auxiliary imaginary line may comprise one respective first auxiliary crease line 64 .
- Each second auxiliary imaginary line may comprise one respective second auxiliary crease line 65 .
- each first auxiliary imaginary line and the respective second auxiliary imaginary line may intersect at a respective top auxiliary intersection point 66 .
- each top auxiliary intersection point 66 may be arranged on the respective intermediate side panel 63 and may be distanced from the respective first auxiliary section 61 along second direction D2 .
- each first auxiliary crease line 64 and the respective second auxiliary crease line 65 may be arranged on the respective lateral panel 13 and top auxiliary intersection point 66 may be arranged on the respective lateral panel 13 and may be distanced from the respective top lateral edge 10 along a longitudinal direction parallel to longitudinal axis A.
- first auxiliary crease line 64 and second auxiliary crease line 65 may extend to and intersect at top auxiliary intersection point 66 .
- first auxiliary crease line 64 and second auxiliary crease line 65 may extend towards top auxiliary intersection point 66 without intersecting at top auxiliary intersection point 66 .
- intermediate crease pattern 27 may comprise at least two third auxiliary crease lines 67 and at least two fourth auxiliary crease lines 68 .
- Each third auxiliary crease line 67 and the respective fourth auxiliary crease line 68 may be arranged on one respective intermediate side panel 63 and may converge towards one another and towards the respective second auxiliary section 62 .
- Each third auxiliary imaginary line may comprise one respective third auxiliary crease line 67 .
- Each fourth auxiliary imaginary line may comprise one respective fourth auxiliary crease line 68 .
- each third auxiliary imaginary line and the respective fourth auxiliary imaginary line may intersect at a respective bottom auxiliary intersection point 69 .
- each bottom auxiliary intersection point 69 may be arranged on the respective intermediate side panel 63 and may be distanced from the respective second auxiliary section 62 along second direction D2 .
- each third auxiliary crease line 67 and the respective fourth auxiliary crease line 68 may be arranged on the respective lateral panel 13 and bottom auxiliary intersection point 69 may be arranged on the respective lateral panel 13 and may be distanced from the respective bottom lateral edge 12 along a longitudinal direction parallel to longitudinal axis A.
- third auxiliary crease line 67 and fourth auxiliary crease line 68 may extend to and intersect at bottom auxiliary intersection point 69 .
- third auxiliary crease line 67 and fourth auxiliary crease line 68 may extend towards bottom auxiliary intersection point 69 without intersecting at bottom auxiliary intersection point 69 .
- first auxiliary crease line 64 , second auxiliary crease line 65 , third auxiliary crease line 67 and fourth auxiliary crease line 68 may define a rhombus .
- intermediate crease pattern 27 may also comprise further intermediate crease lines 70 arranged on respective lateral end panels 71 of the intermediate sections ( or on the back panel when considering package 1 ) .
- further intermediate crease lines 70 are arranged so as to define with respective first auxiliary crease lines 64 and third auxiliary crease lines 67 respective rhomboids .
- the lateral end panels 71 of packaging blank 2 are sealed to one another, thereby also forming the respective longitudinal seam portion .
- first crease line 40 may intersect one respective second auxiliary crease line 65 , and preferentially also second transversal crease line 29 ; and/or second crease l ine 41 may intersect one respective second auxiliary crease line 65 , and preferentially also second transversal crease line 29 ; and/or third crease line 46 may intersect one respective fourth auxiliary crease line 68 , and preferentially also first transversal crease line 28 ; and/or fourth crease l ine 47 may intersect one respective fourth auxiliary crease line 68 , and preferentially also first transversal crease line 28 .
- number 2 ' indicates an alternative embodiment of a packaging blank according to the present invention.
- packaging blank 2 ' is similar to packaging blank 2 , the following description is limited to the di f ferences between them, and using the same references , where possible , for identical or corresponding parts .
- packaging blank 2 ' may be used for forming packages 1 provided with opening devices (not shown) .
- packages 1 may comprise a main body formed from packaging blank 2 ' and the opening device may be applied onto the main body after its formation and its filling with the pourable product .
- Packaging blank 2 ' may comprise a designated pour opening 72 , preferentially covered with a separation membrane . More speci fically, the separation membrane may be defined by a portion of the multilayer packaging material .
- the opening device may be applied onto the main body in correspondence with designated pour opening 72.
- the opening device may cover the designated pour opening 72.
- designated pour opening may be partially arranged on top main panel 35 and partially on intermediate main panel 39.
- a portion of rim 73 may extend on top main panel 35 and another portion on intermediate main panel 39.
- rim 73 may partially extend on top wall 4 and partially on front panel 7.
- top intersection point 44 may be distanced not only from first section 37 (or top front edge 8) but also from rim 73, i.e. also from the portion of rim 73 extending on intermediate main panel 39 (or front panel 7) .
- number 2' ' indicates an alternative embodiment of a packaging blank according to the present invention.
- packaging blank 2' ' is similar to packaging blank 2, the following description is limited to the differences between them, and using the same references, where possible, for identical or corresponding parts.
- packaging blank 2' ’ differs from packaging blank 2 in that first transversal crease line 28 may have a rectilinear shape.
- first transversal crease line 28 may be (as a whole) parallel to first transversal boundary edge 22 and second transversal boundary edge 23.
- first auxiliary sections 61 may be parallel to first section 37. More specifically, first auxiliary sections 61 may linearly extend from first section 37.
- first auxiliary sections 61 and first section 37 may define a rectilinear line .
- packaging blank 2' ' may be used for forming packages 1' ' as shown in Figure 6.
- the respective top wall 4 and the respective bottom wall 3 of each package 1' ' are (substantially) parallel to one another. This results from the respective two first auxiliary sections 61 being parallel to first section 37.
- number 2’ ’ ’ indicates an alternative embodiment of a packaging blank according to the present invention; as packaging blank 2’ ’ ’ is similar to packaging blank 2’ ’ , the following description is limited to the differences between them, and using the same references, where possible, for identical or corresponding parts.
- Packaging blank 2’ ’ ’ differs from packaging blank 2’ ’ in comprising an opening 74, preferentially covered with a separation membrane. More specifically, the separation membrane may be defined by a portion of the multilayer packaging material.
- opening 74 may be configured to receive a straw and/or to allow for the introduction of a straw into the respective package. Additionally, the separation membrane may be rupturable upon the application of a force onto the separation membrane by means of a straw.
- each opening 74 may be arranged on top main panel 35.
- each opening 74 may be delimited by a rim 75.
- Rim 75 may have a circular shape.
- packaging blank 2’ ’ ’ may be used for forming packages having a top wall 4 provided with an opening 74. This allows a user to insert a straw into the packages 2 and to drink from the package through the straw.
- the Applicant has observed an increased stability of packages 1 and 1' ' by having top intersection point 44 being displaced from first section 37 when considering packaging blank 2, 2’ , 2’ ’ and 2’ ’ ’ or from top front edge 8 when considering packages 1 and 1' ' .
- Such a solution is of particular advantage during transport of packages 1 and 1' ' .
- top intersection point 44 In the presence of an opening device, it is furthermore advantageous to distance top intersection point 44 also from the rim delimiting a pour opening.
- a further advantage in terms of stability results from distancing bottom intersection point 50 from second section 38 (or bottom front edge 11) and/or top auxiliary intersection point 66 from first section 37 (or top front edge 8) and/or bottom auxiliary intersection point 69 from second section 38 (or bottom front edge 11) .
- package 1' ' (having a flat top) and accordingly packaging blank 2’ ’ may comprise an opening 72 as disclosed with respect to the embodiment of Figure 4.
- the respective top wall 4 is inclined with respect to the respective bottom wall 3
- such an alternative embodiment not shown results in the respective top wall 4 being parallel to the respective bottom wall 3 and having an opening 72 for an opening device.
- the respective package 1' ' may comprise an opening device arranged on top wall 4 about the respective opening 72.
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L'invention concerne une découpe d'emballage (2 ; 2' ; 2'' ; 2''') et un emballage (1 ; 1'') comprenant au moins une première ligne de pli (40) et une seconde ligne de pli (41) convergeant l'une vers l'autre, une première ligne imaginaire (42) comprend la première ligne de pli (40) et une seconde ligne imaginaire (43) comprend la seconde ligne de pli (41), la première ligne imaginaire (42) et la seconde ligne imaginaire (43) se croisant à un point d'intersection supérieur (44) respectif. Le point d'intersection supérieur (44) est éloigné d'une première section (37) d'une ligne de pli transversale (28) en considérant la découpe d'emballage (2, 2') ou d'un bord avant supérieur (8) en considérant l'emballage (1 ; 1'').
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| IT102023000012468 | 2023-06-16 | ||
| IT102023000012468A IT202300012468A1 (it) | 2023-06-16 | 2023-06-16 | Sbozzato di imballaggio per formare un pacchetto, pacchetto formato da uno sbozzato di imballaggio e pacchetto |
| IT102023000016956 | 2023-08-08 | ||
| IT202300016956 | 2023-08-08 |
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| WO2009141389A2 (fr) * | 2008-05-20 | 2009-11-26 | Elopak Systems Ag | Améliorations concernant des découpes de contenant et contenants |
| CN205470247U (zh) * | 2016-01-07 | 2016-08-17 | 山东碧海包装材料有限公司 | 用于盛放液体的异型包装盒的坯料以及包装盒 |
| WO2017143188A1 (fr) * | 2016-02-18 | 2017-08-24 | Evergreen Packaging, Inc. | Pignon avec fermeture par bec |
| WO2018053926A1 (fr) * | 2016-09-22 | 2018-03-29 | 上海普丽盛包装股份有限公司 | Récipient d'emballage et ébauche associée |
| WO2021140192A1 (fr) * | 2020-01-10 | 2021-07-15 | Elopak As | Récipient à base de papier ou de carton et procédés associés |
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| WO2009141389A2 (fr) * | 2008-05-20 | 2009-11-26 | Elopak Systems Ag | Améliorations concernant des découpes de contenant et contenants |
| CN205470247U (zh) * | 2016-01-07 | 2016-08-17 | 山东碧海包装材料有限公司 | 用于盛放液体的异型包装盒的坯料以及包装盒 |
| WO2017143188A1 (fr) * | 2016-02-18 | 2017-08-24 | Evergreen Packaging, Inc. | Pignon avec fermeture par bec |
| WO2018053926A1 (fr) * | 2016-09-22 | 2018-03-29 | 上海普丽盛包装股份有限公司 | Récipient d'emballage et ébauche associée |
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