Locking paperboard sleeve
AssigneeRiverwood International Corporation
InventorEmanuel Negelen
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AssigneeRiverwood International Corporation
InventorEmanuel Negelen
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A locking paperboard sleeve (11) for retaining at least a pair of spaced articles (12) is disclosed. The sleeve has a top panel (14), opposed side panels (15, 16) hingedly connected to the top panel, and first and second base panels (21, 22) constructed and arranged to interlock with one another and being hingedly fastened to one each of the respective side panels. A keel panel (37) is hingedly connected to the second base panel, and is constructed and arranged to be moved out of a common plane of the base panels, when locked together, and to be received between the at least two articles as a locking panel (26) hingedly connected to the first base panel is moved into locking engagement with the second base panel. The keel panel is retained in position between the at least two articles by a hook portion (34) extending from the locking panel which engages a notch (40) defined in the keel panel.
A paperboard retaining device for holding at least one pair of contoured articles in a side by side relationship with respect to one another in two parallel rows, comprising:
A locking paperboard sleeve for retaining at least one pair of articles in a side by side relationship with respect to one another in two parallel rows, each article having a contoured side wall tapering inwardly toward a heel portion on which the article stands and a spaced top, said sleeve comprising:
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