Foldable packaging container
AssigneeMeurer Druck & Carton GmbH
InventorsEngelbert Wagner, Clemens Hopp
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Abstract
A foldable packaging container which is cut from a web of material, in particular a sheet of cardboard, has a bottom panel (14) and transverse and end walls (18, 16) which extend therefrom and which are separated therefrom by bend lines (24, 26) or the like weakening lines. The transverse and end walls are folded up at an angle relative to the bottom panel (14) to form a frame means surrounding same, for a receiving space (36), wherein each two transverse walls (18) of respective adjacent packaging containers, as part of the web of material, are separated by a bending line (22).
Claims14
A foldable packaging container comprising a bottom panel (14) and transverse and end walls (18, 16) which extend from the bottom panel and which are separated therefrom by bend lines (24, 26), the container being cut from a sheet of material, the longitudinal axis of the said sheet crossing a plurality of bending lines which respectively extend across a width of the sheet and separate adjacent portions of the sheet into respective individual containers, the bending lines at each side of the respective containers being disposed at a spacing of a height of the transverse wall with respect to the respective bend lines adjoining the respective bottom panes, the transverse and end walls of the container being folded up at an angle relative to the bottom panel (14) to form a frame means for surrounding the bottom panel (14) and for forming a receiving space (36), wherein each two transverse walls (18) of adjacent packaging containers are separated as part of the sheet of material by a bending line (22), and whereby a plurality of individual containers of the same form are formed into a packaging box structure which is extended in a bar-like configuration having a width equal to a width of the individual containers and a width of the bending lines (22), the sheet further including a projecting flap portion (60) which is connected by a fold line (48) to an end transverse wall (18e), the projecting flap portion (6Q) including a transverse slot (62).
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