Container Carrier Made Of Cardboard

• US 20080099544A1
• Filed: 09/06/2005
• Published: 05/01/2008
• Est. Priority Date: 11/25/2004
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: A&R Carton Bremen GmbH (Å&R Carton AB)
• Original Assignee: A&R Carton Bremen GmbH (Å&R Carton AB)
• Inventors: Skolik, Bernard
• Application Number:
  US11/720,114
• Publication Number:
  US 20080099544A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 229/117.13
• CPC Class Codes: B65D 2571/00141 glued
• CPC Class Codes: B65D 2571/00462 Straps made by two slits in a wall
• CPC Class Codes: B65D 2571/00543 consisting of cut-outs, slits, or the like
• CPC Class Codes: B65D 2571/00574 whereby contents can still be carried after the line has been torn
• CPC Class Codes: B65D 2571/0066 formed from one single sheet
• CPC Class Codes: B65D 2571/00728 the end walls being closed by gluing
• CPC Class Codes: B65D 71/36 having a tubular shape, e.g. tubular wrappers, with end walls

Abstract

A container carrier made of cardboard, with

a bottom wall,

side walls, connected to the longitudinal sides of the bottom wall via first creasing lines,

bottom wall flaps, connected to the transverse sides of the bottom wall via second creasing lines,

side wall flaps, connected to the transverse sides of the side walls via third creasing lines,

corner connections between the second and third creasing lines, comprising a layer split-off from at least one cardboard layer of the bottom wall flaps and/or the side wall flaps, wherein the layer split-offs are present between first scribing lines, which are introduced from the outside between adjacent regions of the side wall flaps and the bottom wall flaps and which are extended up to the corners between the second creasing lines and the third creasing lines, and second scribing lines, which are introduced from the inside into the bottom wall flaps and which are extended between the second creasing lines and the sides of the bottom wall flaps neighbouring to the side wall flaps, and/or third scribing lines, which are introduced from the inside into the side wall flaps and which are extended between the third creasing lines and the sides of the side wall flaps neighbouring to the bottom wall flaps, and

glue tracks, which are extended departing from the corner connections away from the second creasing lines and which end in a distance above the second creasing lines.

Claims

1. A container carrier made of cardboard, with

a bottom wall (2),

side walls (5, 6), connected to the longitudinal sides of the bottom wall (2) via first creasing lines (3, 4),

bottom wall flaps (9, 10), connected to the transverse sides of the bottom wall (2) via second creasing lines (7, 8),

side wall flaps (15 to 18), connected to the transverse sides of the side walls (5, 6) via third creasing lines (11 to 14),

corner connections (74 to 77) between the second and third creasing lines (7, 8;

11 to 14), comprising a layer split-off from at least one cardboard layer of the bottom wall flaps (9, 10) and/or the side wall flaps (15 to 18), wherein the layer split-offs are present between first scribing lines (61 to 64), which are introduced from the outside between adjacent regions of the side wall flaps (15 to 18) and the bottom wall flaps (9, 10) and which are extended up to the corners between the second creasing lines (7, 8) and the third creasing lines (11 to 14), and second scribing lines (65 to 68), which are introduced from the inside into the bottom wall flaps (9, 10) and which are extended between the second creasing lines (7, 8) and the sides of the bottom wall flaps (9 to 10) neighbouring to the side wall flaps (15 to 18), and/or third scribing lines (69 to 72), which are introduced from the inside into the side wall flaps (15, 18) and which are extended between the third creasing lines (11 to 14) and the sides of the side wall flaps (15 to 18) neighbouring to the bottom wall flaps (9, 10), and

glue tracks (78 to 81), which are extended departing from the corner connections (74 to 77) away from the second creasing lines (7, 8) and which end in a distance above the second creasing lines (7, 8).

2. A container carrier according to claim 1, wherein the glue tracks (78 to 81) end in a distance from the second creasing lines (7, 8), which makes sure that the melt water of an amount of ice filled in for cooling about a period of time in the range of about one half to several hours is retained.

3. A container carrier according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the third creasing lines (11 to 14) have cuffing lines which have a greater distance from the second creasing lines (7, 8) than the end of the glue tracks (78 to 81).

4. A container carriers according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which has at least one handle (35, 36),

5. A container carrier according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which has a top wall (25, 26) connecting side walls (5, 6) with each other.

6. A container carrier according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which has at least one handle in the top wall (25, 26) and/or in a side wall.

7. A container carrier according to claim 6, which has a pre-punched handle in the top wall (25, 26) which can be pulled out.

8. A container carrier according to claim 7, wherein the handle (25, 26) is extended up to into the side walls.

9. A container carrier according to any one of claims 1 to 8, which has at least one opening region in the top wall (25, 26), delimited by a tear-up line (55 to 60) and/or creasing line (23, 24).