Improved device for packaging at least two containers in one batch
AssigneeSidel Participations
InventorsXavier MONNIER, Marion BOULANGER, Mikael DERRIEN, Nicolas CHOMEL
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AssigneeSidel Participations
InventorsXavier MONNIER, Marion BOULANGER, Mikael DERRIEN, Nicolas CHOMEL
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Provided is a device for packaging at least two containers in one batch, the containers being bottles having a bottom, a body, and a shoulder connecting the body to a neck, or cylindrical cans. The device includes a sheet of semi-rigid or rigid material, provided with at least two openings for receiving the necks of the containers. The can be a multilayer cellulose raw structure obtained by forming from at least a first layer of dry-formed cellulose fibers and a second layer of a structure of cellulose fiber strips by stacking the at least first layer and second layer in contact with one another and placing the stacked layers in a forming mold in which the stacked layers are pressed and heated so as to obtain a two-dimensional or three-dimensional fibrous composite sheet having a single bi-layer configuration.
A device for packaging at least two containers in one batch, the device comprising at least one sheet made of semi-rigid or rigid material which is provided with at least two holes for receiving necks of the containers, wherein the sheet comprises a rough multilayer cellulose structure comprising at least a first layer of cellulose fibers formed in the dry state and a second layer comprising a structure of strips of cellulose fibers, the at least first layer and second layer being superimposed with contact, wherein the superimposed layers are pressed and heated together in a two-dimensional or three-dimensional composite fiber sheet which has a single-layer configuration.
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