Carton with handle
AssigneeVisymonde Investment PTE Ltd.
InventorJohn C. Nielsen
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Abstract
A carton having side walls and end closing flaps, said carton including at one end a pair of inner closing flaps and a pair of outer covering flaps, said outer covering flaps having their edges in substantially abutting relationship along a line extending substantially across the middle of the carton, said outer flaps each having portions adjacent their free edges which are at least substantially separable from said flaps, and a strip of reinforcing tape overlying said portions of said outer flaps and secured to the side walls of said carton to define with said portions a carrying handle for said carton. The specification also discloses a carton blank from which the above carton is formed.
Claims9
A carton having side walls and end closing flaps, said carton including at one end a pair of inner closing flaps and a pair of outer covering flaps, said outer covering flaps having their edges in substantially abutting relationship along a line extending substantially across the middle of the carton, said outer flaps each having portions adjacent their free edges which are at least substantially separable from said flaps, and a strip of reinforcing tape overlying said portions of said outer flaps and secured to the side walls of said carton to define with said portions a carrying handle for said carton.
A carton blank comprising four side wall portions adapted to be connected to form a tubular carton of generally rectangular cross-section, closing flaps and covering flaps at either end of said blank, said flaps including at one end a pair of inner closing flaps and a pair of outer covering flaps, said outer covering flaps being dimensioned so as to have their free edges in substantially abutting relationship in the carton when erected said outer flaps being formed with means defining at least substantially separable portions adjacent each free edge and which define part of a handle structure in the erected carton.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.