Lip-lock carton for powders
AssigneeUnilever Home & Personal Care USA, Division of Conopco, Inc.
InventorEdward John Giblin
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Abstract
A carton having a lid lock comprising a lip or flap extending from a liner and a debossment, embossment or opening in a panel forming the cover. The debossment, embossment or opening receives and/or limits the motion of the lip to lock closed the cover.
Claims14
A carton comprising a front panel, a first side panel adjacent thereto, a rear panel opposite the front panel and a second side panel between the front and rear panels and opposite the first side panel, top closure flaps, bottom closure flaps, a carton opener extending through at least portions of at least three of the panels, and a flap receiving debossment or embossment in at least one of the panels through with the carton opener extends and above the carton opener.
A carton comprising a front panel, a first side panel adjacent thereto, a rear panel opposite the front panel and a second side panel between the front and rear panels and opposite the first side panel, top closure flaps, bottom closure flaps, a carton opener extending through at least three of the panels, and a flap receiving debossment or embossment in at least one of the panels through which the carton opener extends and above the carton opener, a liner comprising at least one liner wall and having at least one re-locking flap extending from the wall, the flap being positioned to insert into the flap receiving debossment or embossment when the carton is re-closed after the carton opener has been removed.
A carton blank comprising a front panel, first and second side panels on opposite sides of the front panel, a rear panel on a side of one of the first and second side panels opposite the front panel, at least three of the panels including one or more top closure flaps at an upper end of the panels, a carton opener extending through portions of at least the first and second side panel and the front panel, and a flap receiving embossment or debossment above the carton opener in at least one of the panels through with the carton opener extends, the debossment or embossment being disposed between the carton opener and the upper ends of the panels.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.