Blank for Forming a Container Tray
AssigneeWestRock Shared Services, LLC
InventorJohn Valencia
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Abstract
A blank for forming a tray, wherein the blank includes a first panel extending along a lateral axis configured to form an outer side of an erected tray and a second panel extending along the lateral axis coupled to the first panel by a fold line, the second panel being configured to form an inner side of the erected tray. Each of the first and second panels includes a base section, a first lateral section foldably coupled to the base section, a first end section foldably coupled to the first lateral section, a second lateral section foldably coupled to the base section, and a second end section foldably coupled to the second lateral section.
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A blank for forming a tray, the blank comprising:
- a first panel extending along a lateral axis configured to form an outer side of an erected tray;
- a second panel extending along the lateral axis coupled to the first panel by a fold line, the second panel being configured to form an inner side of the erected tray;
- wherein each of the first and second panels comprises:
- a base section;
- a first lateral section foldably coupled to the base section;
- a first end section coupled to the first lateral section;
- a second lateral section foldably coupled to the base section;
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- a second end section coupled to the second lateral section.
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A tray comprising:
- a first outer side wall;
- a bottom outer wall hingedly attached to the first outer side wall;
- a second outer side wall hingedly attached to the bottom outer wall;
- a first inner side wall hingedly attached to the first outer side wall;
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- a second inner side wall hingedly attached to the second outer side wall, wherein each wall comprises at least one opening formed therein, the opening configured to receive a portion of an article held in the tray.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.