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Carton with self erecting partitions

  • US 4,294,397 A
  • Filed: 07/15/1980
  • Issued: 10/13/1981
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/15/1980
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. In a folding carton, formed from a unitary blank of foldable paperboard, including automatically self-erecting interal longitudinal and transverse partition structures, the combination of:

  • (a) opposed pairs of major and minor side wall panels foldably joined to each other along parallel fold lines to form a tubular structure open at the ends;

    (b) opposed pairs of major and minor end closure panels foldably joined to opposite ends of respective major and minor side wall panels, respectively, and adapted to be secured to each other in overlapped relation to close the ends of said carton;

    (c) an internal longitudinal partition member including;

    (i) a first element secured to and extending between and normal to opposed major side wall panels and disposed parallel to but spaced inwardly from one of said minor side wall panels;

    (ii) a second element, having a width greater than that of said first element, secured at one side to one of said major side wall panels in alignment with said first element, and having its other side extending diagonally toward the junction of said other major side wall panel and said one minor side wall panel and being free from attachment to any of said panels;

    (d) an internal transverse partition member being;

    (i) foldably joined at one end to an edge of said longitudinal element member first element at a location between the ends of said carton and extending transversely from said first element toward said one minor side wall panel between said longitudinal partition member first and second elements;

    (ii) supported by an end edge of said longitudinal member second element.

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