Neck-through the top carton
AssigneeGraphic Packaging International, Inc.
InventorsJean-Manuel Gomes, Stephen Mark Gould
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Abstract
The neck-through the top carton blank for forming a carton with a four-ply handle and two-ply top panels with apertures through which the necks of bottles can be extended. The apertures in the top panel have an arcuate extended opening projecting towards the handle panel to minimize damage to the labels of the necks of bottles extending through the apertures. The fold lines for gluing this blank into a car-on are parallel to each other.
Claims13
A neck-through the top blank which may be folded and glued on an in-line gluer into a folded carton with fold lines ready for opening and loading with bottles, said carton having bottom, side and end walls, with one end wall divided into two parts with a partition panel foldable attached to each part, with each partition panel having a plurality of cell dividers, a top panel attached to each side wall, and a handle panel attached to each top panel, each top panel and handle panel being foldably attached respectively to a corresponding top flap and handle flap, so that when all the top and handle panels and flaps are folded upon each other, a pair of two-ply top panels and a four-ply handle panel are formed, said top panels and flaps having corresponding apertures for the necks of bottles.
A neck-through the top carton for carrying bottles with necks, said carton having bottom, side and end walls, with one end wall divided into two parts with a partition panel attached to each part, said partition panels being glued to each other with each partition panel having a plurality of cell dividers, each with a tab glued to an adjacent side wall, with a top panel attached to each side wall with each top panel attached to a top flap in an overlapping position and a handle panel attached to each top panel and top flap, with a handle flap attached to each handle panel, with all handle panels and flaps being glued together in an overlapping position to form a four-ply handle, said top panels and top flaps having apertures for receiving the necks of bottles.
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