Fibreboard reinforced container
OwnerJoseph Doplaga, Bob Schmitteinventors
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Abstract
This invention relates to a container for a part and in particular relates to a container for an automotive part having fiberboard with a hole there through for engaging the automotive part as well as a method of packaging a part with a protrusion; and in particular relates to a method of packaging an automotive hood have a protruding latch striker. This invention also relates to a corrugated paperboard package having a fiberboard insert as well as a method of protecting the shipment of automotive parts by utilizing a laminated stack of corrugated paperboard and fiberboard having a hole there through for engagement with the striker latch of the hood.
Claims12
A container for a part having a protrusion comprising:
- (a) a paperboard container having a bottom, a front and, two spaced sides and a back end;
- (b) fiberboard disposed on said bottom for a portion at said front and spaced from said sides and back end of the said container;
- (c) said fiberboard having a hole therein for receiving the protrusion of the part;
- said hole surrounded by said fiberboard;
- (d) wherein said fiberboard is presented by a block and said hole disposed substantially perpendicular to said bottom
- (e) wherein said block includes a plurality of stacked fiberboard sheets having aligned holes there through;
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- (f) herein said block includes an upper section and a bottom section;
- said upper section including a plurality of stacked fiberboard sheets and said bottom section including a plurality of stacked paperboard sheets;
- said upper section disposed further from said front end than said bottom section.
The combination of container and an automotive hood having a protruding latch-striker wherein:
- the container comprises
- (i) a paperboard container having a front wall, two spaced side walls and a back wall and an opening;
- (ii) a plurality of stacked fiberboard sheets with a hole therein for receiving the latch-striker of the hood, said plurality of stacked fiberboard sheets adjacent for a portion of said front wall and spaced from said side walls, and beck wall
- (iii) wherein the plurality of stacked fiberboard is presented by a block;
- (iv) wherein the block includes an upper section and a lower section;
- the upper section including the plurality of stacked fiberboard sheets and the bottom section including a plurality of stacked paperboard sheets;
- (v) wherein the upper section is disposed further away from said front wall than said bottom section.
A package for a vehicle hood having a protruding latch-striker comprising:
- (a) a corrugated paperboard bottom having spaced front, back and sidewalls;
- (b) a block disposed on said bottom adjacent to the front wall, the block spaced from said back and side walls,
- (c) a block having an upper section and a lower section;
- the upper section including the plurality of stacked fiberboard sheets and the bottom section including a plurality of stacked paperboard sheets;
- wherein the upper section is disposed further away from said front than said bottom section,
- said block having a hole therein for engagement with the protruding latch-striker when the hood is placed at the bottom;
- (d) a lid engageable with the side walls.
A container for a part having a protrusion comprising:
- (a) the container having a bottom, a front end, two spaced sides and a back end;
- (b) a block disposed on said bottom for a portion of said front end and spaced from said sides and back end, said block having an upper section and a bottom section;
- said upper section including a plurality of stacked fiberboard sheets and said bottom section including a plurality of stacked paperboard sheets;
- said upper section disposed further from said front end than said bottom section;
- (c) said upper section having a hole therein for receiving the protrusion of the part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.