Packaging container
AssigneeReal-Pack Entwicklungs-und Verpackungstechnik GmbH
InventorsRichard P. Nold, Uwe A. Nold
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Abstract
A packaging container comprises a one-piece blank of cardboard or the like. The container has side walls which are joined to a base. The base comprises two main triangular panels which rise from a common diagonal fold, and each main triangle panel is connected via an intermediate triangular panel to the edges of the base. Longitudinal edge strips disposed on opposite longitudinal edges of the container body are secured to each other to close the sides of the container.
Claims19
A packaging container formed of a one-piece blank of essentially rigid sheet material, said container comprising first and second side walls;
- each side wall including a pair of edge strips extending in generally longitudinal directions;
- each edge strip of said first side wall being pressed together with an edge strip of said second side wall and secured thereto to define a longitudinal edge of said container;
- each of said first and second side walls defining two bottom edges;
- said two bottom edges of said first side wall lying in a common plane with said two bottom edges of said second side wall;
- intermediate triangular panels extending upwardly from respective ones of said bottom edges, with each bottom edge defining a first fold line between one of said intermediate triangular panels and a respective side wall;
- each of said intermediate triangular panels abutting an inside surface of its respective side wall;
- a pair of main triangular panels defining a bottom of said container, each main triangular panel being joined along two of its edges with two of said intermediate triangular panels;
- an third edge of each main triangular panel lying in said common plane and defining a second fold line between said two main triangular panels;
- each of said main triangular panels being inclined downwardly from a respective one of said longitudinal edges to said second fold line.
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