Composite Package, Package Laminate and Package Sleeve Blank for a Composite Package
AssigneeSIG Technology AG
InventorsMatthias Dammers, Magdalena Plewka
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AssigneeSIG Technology AG
InventorsMatthias Dammers, Magdalena Plewka
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A composite package, in particular a beverage carton package for liquid foodstuffs is depicted and described which consists at least partially of a package laminate, having a package base body including package edges, an at least partially angular package base and package gable wherein the package base body defines, in an idealised manner, a package front side, package rear side and at least two lateral package sides attaching to the package rear side as well as a package laminate and a package sleeve blank for manufacturing such a composite package. In order to improve grip and ergonomy for an easy to manufacture package, provision is made for the package front side to have a positive arching at least in sections which in each case passes into a lateral package side for a grip panel to be formed at least in sections in the region of the package rear side.
A composite package, in particular a beverage carton package for liquid foodstuffs which at least partially consists of a package laminate, having package base body comprising package edges, an at least partially angular package base and an at least partially angular package gable, wherein the package base body defines, in an idealised manner, a package front side, a package rear side and at least two lateral package sides attached to the package rear side which spread out substantially at intended projections by way of the respective package base corners and the respective package gable corners and are delimited in the gable and base region, wherein the package front side has a positive arching at least in sections, which extends over the projections defining the front side of the package and in each case passes into a lateral package side and wherein a grip panel is formed at least in sections in the region of at least one of the projections defining the package rear side.
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