Method for packing batches of products, packets or boxes in cartons divisible into several complete units
AssigneeG.D Societa' Per Azioni
InventorsRiccardo Mattei, Giancarlo De Martis
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a method for packing at least two independent batches of products, arranged identically one after the other, using two cuttings of wrapping material, namely one per batch, at least one of which provided with at least one external tag or flap that stays projecting with respect to one of the sides of the wrap created with the said cutting, and for producing a complete carton by stably restraining one to the other, the said batches of products wrapped in the said cuttings, using as the element for firmly connecting one to the other, the said tag or flap, this being glued to the facing surface of the wrap resting on the side from which the said tag or flap projects.
Claims4
A method of forming a package of the type having at least two discrete packets where each packet has a plurality of edges and includes a plurality of individual items comprising the steps of:
- arranging the items in a selected order for each packet,
- wrapping each packet of items with a separate sheet of flexible wrapping material,
- providing at least one flap of the wrapping material extending from a weakened tear line on one edge of each packet, and
- joining the said flap of one packet to the exterior surface of the other said packet and joining the said flap of said other packet to the exterior surface of said one packet to form said package with said flaps being remote from one another on said package.
A method of forming a package of the type having at least two discrete packets where each packet has a plurality of edges and includes a plurality of individual items comprising the steps of:
- arranging the items in a selected order for each packet, wrapping each packet of items with a separate sheet of flexible wrapping material,
- providing at least one flap of the wrapping material extending from one edge of one of said packets, and
- joining the said flap of said one packet to the exterior surface of the other said packet to form said package.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.