Cigarette package and semifinished item for cigarette package manufacturing

Description:

The invention relates to cigarette packaging, in particular to box-shaped packaging.

The packaging of cigarettes in the form of a box is known. One of the most famous types of such boxes confines an outer element, which includes the lower part, which is placed upright cigarettes. The upper part о constitutes the lid, which often (but not always) is fixed articulated from the back of the lower part so that the upper ends of the cigarettes can be seen when the lid is opened. Such boxes usually confine the interior of the outer element or interlayer that comes out from the bottom and enters under the lid to ensure its cover with the lid open and close. This coating helps keep the lid fixed in the closed state and reduces the risk of accidental opening. did he [1].

Cardboard blank is known to be used in the manufacture of cigarette packages [2].

The package housing consists of bottom, folding lines of the front and back faces joined with it, side faces and folding lid. The lid consists of the dorsal face, joined by a joint line with the dorsal face of the package housing, the lower and upper face.

The pack of cigarettes of the mentioned type is relatively small and strong. The visible outer surfaces are used for information, indicating the mark, containing descriptions and warning labels. That is why on the outside of the packaging there is no room or place for additional information, such as о blade (in the packaging would play the role of coupon) and if such information can be placed on the outside of the packaging, the consumer i- it would be difficult to throw such information (such as the blade) on the packaging. Amp leaving the blade or other information inside the package is convenient, as the location of such additional information would require additional steps and production equipment and would lead to increased cost of production, and the consumer may not even notice the information.

The problem solved by this invention is to obtain such a pack of cigarettes that possess an additional surface area for the blade that would confine other information, as well as to obtain a pack of cigarettes that includes additional informational areas that cannot remain unobserved by the consumer, but which at will can be easily separated from the packaging or kept, and the packaging can be used as standardized packaging.

The problem is solved based on the fact that the cigarette pack, containing an outer element, consisting of a lower part and an upper one in the form of a lid, and о interspersed, the upper edge of the part the lower of the outer element is located below the first ends of the cigarette and adjacent to the lower edge of the lid, and the edge of the front wall of the interlayer, being in the inner part of the front wall of the outer element, it is located above the upper edge of the lower part of the outer element. The front wall of the lid is equipped with a о blade, fixed to it with the possibility of detaching it after the bending line, formed by perforation and / or notching.

The slab can be joined to the front of the lid by a connecting panel, which is joined to the front wall of the lid by the measuring line, and with the blade through the bending line formed by drilling and / or notching.

A semi-finished product is also required to form the cigarette packing described above.

The essence of the invention is explained in the drawings and by the detailed description of the preferred variants of real of the invention.

The result of the invention consists in obtaining a pack of cigarettes, which would have an additional surface area that can be applied for additional information.

Providing the package with an additional surface, easily removable, allows its use as a blade for placing on it any information. The information can be printed or printed from one or both sides of the blade. This makes it possible to equip the package with additional information, which can serve as an advertising element.

Next, the invention will be described in detail, in relation to figures 1 ... 7, which represents:

FIG. 1, isometric image of cigarette packaging;

FIG. 2, the front aspect of the semi-finished product;

FIG. 3, the appearance of the semi-finished product of the packaging in the preferred embodiment;

FIG. 4, the blank of FIG. 3 partially folded t with the intercalation illustrated in fig. 2 and the hinged lid open;

FIG. 5, the semi-fabricate being fully folded with the hinged lid open and the blade partially fixed at the bottom;

FIG. 6, the side aspect of the package of fig. 1 with the lid slab located between the lower part wall and the interlayer;

FIG. 7, the upper aspect of the packaging of fig. 1 with the hinged lid closed.

The cigarette packing box type 1 encloses an outer element of the box 2, the lower part of the outer element 3, the upper part of the outer element in the form of a lid 4, the front wall 5, the left side wall 6, side wall from right 7, rear wall 8, lower wall 9. Lid 4 enclosures to front wall 10, left side wall 11, right side wall 12, rear wall 13, top wall 14.

The packing of cigarettes further confines о intercalation 15, which includes front wall 16, left side wall 17, right side wall 18.

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The blank 19 for forming the package of the package includes о lower left flap 20, о lower right flap 21, an inner left panel 22, an inner right panel 23, a left inner inner panel 24, a right inner inner panel 25, a left upper upper flap 26, о upper right flap 27, connecting panel 28 of the blade, о blade 29.

Also on the drawings are indicated: first bending lateral line 30, second bending lateral line 31, first cutting 32, second cutting 33, third cutting 34, fourth cutting 35, lower front bending line 36, lower bending line on the left 37, lower bending line 38, lower right bending line 39, third bending lateral line 40, fourth bending lateral line 41, fifth bending cut 42, hinged line 43, sixth bending cut 44, the fifth side bending line 45, sixth bending line 46, left bending line 47, rear bending line 48, right bending line 49, seventh cutting 50, upper bending line 51, eighth cutting 52, ninth cutting 53, the tenth cut 54, the seventh bending lateral line 55, the eighth bending lateral line 56, the upper front bending line 57, the bending line 58, the lower front edge 59.

In FIG. 6 and 7 through position 60 are marked cigarettes.

As shown in FIG. 1 a pack of cigarettes 1 of ordinary cardboard box type with hinged lid fastens an outer element 2 having the lower part 3 and upper 4 in the form of a lid. The lower part 3 has a front wall 5, a left side wall 6, a right side wall 7, a rear wall 8 and a lower wall 9. Cover 4 has analogous pearls in front 10, left side 11, side of the right 12, from the rear 13 which respectively confines о the extension of the pearls with the same name of the lower part with the lid closed as indicated in fig. In addition, the cover 4 also confines the upper wall 14. The cover 4 is usually fixed articulated by the lower part 3 on the joint line 43 instead of the intersection of the rear shears 8 and

thirteen. The appearance of the package when the lid 4 is opened on the joint line 43 is shown in fig. 5.

Fig. 2 and 4 show the interlayer 15, which is usually inserted in the lower part 3.

The interlayer 15 comprises the front wall 16, the left side wall 17 and the right side wall 18. The upper central part of the front wall 16 has a о-groove profile for facilitating consumer access to the upper ends of the cigarettes 60 in the package. Usually the figures 60 are initially wrapped with tin foil inside package 15. The upper part of the front of the needle are tin foil liners can be removed by the consumer when he opens the package. The interlayer 15 is usually bonded to panels 6 and 7 and / or panel 5. The front wall 16 of the interlayer 15 may not be continuous to the lower wall 9 as shown in fig. 4. When the lid 4 is closed, it is conjugated with the part of the interlayer 15 from the bottom 3 and completely о covers. The interlayer 15 is partially covered by the lid 4 when it is closed or open. This coating helps to secure the lid 4 securely and reduces the risk of accidental opening of the package.

Preferably, the packaging of FIGS. 1 is composed of a cardboard blank 19. The preferred embodiment of the blank 19 before folding with the printed part downwards is shown in FIG. 3. The numbers of the positions are identical to those used in the subsequent figures for the elements, which are similar or refer to the elements described above.

The blank 19 includes lower front panels 5 and upper 10, outer left and right panels 6 and 7, lower left and right flaps 20 and 21, lower and upper panels 9 and 14, lower and upper rear panels 8 and 13, interior panels left and right 22 and 23, upper inner panels left and right 24 and 25, upper left and right flaps 26 and 27, upper left and right outer panels 11 and 12, the connecting panel 28 of the blade and the blade 29.

The lower front panel 5 is bounded in length by the sector between the lower front bending line 36 parallel to the lower front edge 59 of the panel. The lower front panel 5 in the lateral direction is bordered by the first bending lateral line 30 and the second lateral bending line 31, which join line 36 with the edge 59. Line 36 is preferably straight. The lateral lines 30 and 31 are preferably straight, parallel to each other, perpendicular to the line 36 and the edge 59.

The right and left outer panels 6 and 7 are joined by the lower front panel 5 on lines 30 and 31, respectively. Preferably the longitudinal and lateral dimensions of the left outer panel 6 coincide with the respective longitudinal and lateral dimensions of the outer right panel 7.

The bottom panel 9 extends from the lower front panel 5 on line 36 to the lower bending line 38, and is further bounded by the first and second cuts 32 and 33. Line 38 is preferably straight, parallel to line 36 and perpendicular. with the cuts 32 and 33. The longitudinal dimension of the bottom panel 9 is actually equal to the lateral dimensions of the right and left outer panels 6 and 7. Preferably the cut 32 is the collinear continuation of the line 30, and the cut 33 - the collinear extension of the line 31. The lower rear panel 8 extends from the lower panel 9 on the line 38 to the joint line 43 and is further bounded by the lateral bending lines. third and fourth 40 and 41. Line 43 is preferably straight, parallel to line 38 and perpendicular to lines 40 and 41. Similarly line 40 preferably constitutes the collinear extension of the cut 32, and line 41 - the collinear extension of the cut 33.

The longitudinal dimension of the bottom rear panel 8 is preferably larger than the length dimension of the bottom front panel 5, ie the distance between lines 38 and 43 is greater than the distance between the edge 59 and line 36.

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The left and right interior panels 22 and 23 are joined by the rear lower panel 8 on lines 40 and 41, respectively. The left inner panel 22 is bordered in the longitudinal direction by the lower bending line on the left 37 and the fifth cut 42. The inner panel on the right 23 is bordered in the longitudinal direction by the lower right bend line 39 and the sixth cut 44. Preferably the shape and dimensions of the left inner panel 22 actually coincide with the shape and dimensions of the outer panel on the left 6, and the shape and dimensions of the inner panel on the right 23 actually coincide with the shape and dimensions of the outer wall on the right 7.

The lower flap on the left 20 is joined by the inner wall on the left 22 on line 37, and the lower flap on the right 21 is joined by the inner panel on the right 23 on the line 39. The lower flap on the left 20 borders in the longitudinal direction with the third cut 34 and line 37. The lower flap on the right 21 is bordered in the longitudinal direction with the fourth cut 35 and line 39. Preferably the lateral dimensions of the lower left and right flaps 20 and 21 are slightly smaller than the longitudinal dimensions of the lower panel 9. Lines 37 and 39 are slightly displaced from line 38 at a distance equal to the thickness of the blank 19. These deviations facilitate folding of the flaps and of the side panels.

The upper rear panel 13 extends from the lower rear panel 8 on the hinge line 43 to the rear bending line 48 and is further bounded by the fifth and sixth bending side lines 45 and 46. Line 48 is preferably straight, parallel with the joint line 43 and perpendicular to lines 45 and 46. Line 45 is preferably the collinear extension of line 40, and line 46 is the collinear extension of line 41.

The upper right and left inner panels 24 and 25 are joined by the rear upper panel 13 on lines 45 and 46, respectively. The upper left inner panel 24 is bordered in the longitudinal direction by the left rear bending line 47 and the cut 42. The upper right inner panel 25 is limited in the longitudinal direction by the right rear bending line 49 and the cut 44.

The upper panel 14 extends from the rear upper panel 13 on line 48 to the upper bending line 51 and is further bordered by the seventh and eighth cuts 50 and 52. Line 51 is preferably straight, parallel to line 48 and perpendicular to the cuts. 50 and 52. Preferably the longitudinal dimension of the upper panel 14 actually coincides with the longitudinal size of the lower panel 9, ie the distance between lines 48 and 51 actually coincides with the distance between lines 36 and 38. The upper left flap 26 is joined to the inner left panel 24 in length by line 47, and the upper right flap 27 is joined with the inner right panel 25 on line 49. The upper left flap 26 is limited in the longitudinal direction by the cut of the 53 and the line 47. Upper right flap bordered in longitudinal direction by cut 54 and line 49. The lateral dimensions of upper right and left flaps 26 and 27 are preferably slightly smaller than the longitudinal dimension of the upper panel 14. Lines 47 and 49 are slightly offset from line 48 at a distance equal to the thickness of the blank 19. These deviations facilitate the folding of the flaps and side panels.

The upper front panel 10 extends from the upper panel 14 on line 51 to the upper front bending line 57 and is further bounded by the bending side lines of the seventh 55 and the eighth 56. Preferably the line 57 is straight, parallel to line 51, and perpendicular to lines 55 and 56. Preferably line 55 is the collinear extension of the cut 50, and the line 56 the collinear extension of the cut 52. Preferably the longitudinal dimension of the upper front panel 10 is larger than the longitudinal dimension of the rear upper panel, ie the distance between lines 51 and 57 exceeds the distance between lines 43 and 48. The upper left and right outer panels 11 and 12 are joined to the front wall. top 10 on lines 55 and 56, respectively. Preferably the shape and dimensions of the upper left outer panel 11 actually coincide with the shape and dimensions of the upper left inner panel 24, and the dimensions and shape of the upper right outer panel 12 actually coincide with the dimensions and shape of the upper right inner panel 25.

The connecting panel 28 of the blade 29 extends from the upper front panel 10 on line 57 to the bending line 58 of the blade. Preferably line 58 is straight, parallel to line 57.

The blade 29 extends from the connecting panel 28 on the line 58. Preferably the line 58 is executed by punching and / or partial cutting (notches) to facilitate the separation of the blade 29.

The blank 19 shown in fig. 3 is folded according to the shape of the cardboard box 1 shown in fig. 1. As shown in FIG. 4, the blade 29 and the connecting panel 28 of the blade are folded on the upper front bending line 57, so that the blade 29 and the connecting panel 28 of the blade are parallel to the upper front panel 10, the upper panel 14 and the upper panel later 13. Then the blade 29 is clamped back on the bending line 58 of the blade so that the blade 29 becomes parallel to the connecting panel 28 of the blade 29.

The upper left flap 26 and the upper inner left panel 24 are folded perpendicular to the upper panel 14 and the rear upper panel 13 by bending on the fifth side bending line 45, and the upper right flap 27 and the inner right upper panel 25 are folded perpendicular to the upper panel. 14 and the rear upper panel 13 by bending on the sixth side bending line 46. The upper left flap 26 is folded perpendicular to the upper inner left wall 24 by bending over the left rear bending line 47. Analogously, the upper right flap 27 is folded perpendicular to the upper inner right panel 25 by bending over the right rear bending line 49.

The inner left panel 22 and the lower left flap 20 are folded perpendicular to the lower rear panel 8 and the lower panel 9 by bending on the third side bending line 40, and the inner right panel 23 and the lower right flap 21 are folded perpendicular to the lower rear panel. 8 and the lower panel 9 by bending on the third side bending line 41. The lower left flap 20 is folded perpendicular to the panel

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The upper panel 14, the upper front panel 10, the connecting panel 28 of the slat, the slab 29 and the upper right and left outer panels 11 and 12 are folded perpendicular to the rear upper panel 13 by bending over the bending line 48.

The lower panel 9, the lower front panel 5 and the outer left and right panels 6 and 7 are folded perpendicular to the lower rear panel 8 by bending on the lower bending line 38.

The upper front panel 10, the connecting panel 28 of the blade, the blade 29 and the upper left and right outer panels 11 and 12 are folded perpendicular to the upper panel 14 by bending over the upper bending line 51.

The lower front panel 5 and the outer left and right panels 6 and 7 are folded perpendicular to the lower panel 9, and the lower front panel 5 is folded parallel to the blade 29 through the lower front bending line 36.

The upper left outer panel 11 is folded perpendicular to the front panel 10 and parallel to the adjacent upper left inner panel 24 by bending on the seventh bending line 55, and the upper outer right panel 12 is folded perpendicular to the upper front panel 10 and parallel to the adjacent panel as the upper interior 25 by bending on the eighth side bending line 56.

The outer left panel 6 is folded perpendicular to the lower front panel 5 and parallel to the inner adjacent left panel 22 by bending on the first bend line 30, and the outer right panel 7 is folded perpendicular to the lower front panel 5 and parallel to the adjacent inner panel. from right 23 by bending on the second side bending line 31

Preferably the outer left panel 6 is glued to the inner left panel 22, the outer right panel 7 is glued to the inner right panel 23, the upper left outer panel 11 is glued to the upper inner left panel 24, and the upper outer right panel 12 is glued to the right panel. upper interior 25 and the connecting panel 28 is attached to the upper front panel 10.

The interlayer 15 preferably adhered to the lower inner part 3 of the packing 1 (for example, by gluing panels 17 and 18 of the wall interlayer 22 and 23 of the respective packaging).

As shown in FIG. 4 and 5, the lid 4 contains the blade 29, which extends below the front of the lid. When the package is closed, the slat 29 is preferably placed between the front wall 5 and the front wall 16 of the interlayer. The plate 29 can also be placed between the front wall 16 and the cigarettes 60. In the preferred embodiment, having an articulated load, when the packaging is opened by undoing the cover 4 on the joint line 43, the blade 29 "appears" and becomes clearly visible to the consumer. Preferably the blade 29 or о part thereof is fixed to the cover 4 so that it can be easily separated on the line 58 to facilitate the separation of the blade 29.

The blade 29 extends down from the cover 4, where the blade 29:

1) is well observed;

2) you can easily grab to be separated and

3) Prevents the easy withdrawal of the first cigarette without liquidating the blade. blades at 29 it may be narrower or о wide with lid 4.

One or both parts of the blade 29 may contain printed or printed information. It is preferable that this information is easily observable by the consumer at the first opening of the package. This information may contain a proposal to the consumer to separate the blade from the package. When this has been done the additional information on the sheet 29, for example, printed on the back, may become visible to the consumer. The separate blade can be conveniently shaped and sized for a coupon or coupon item. Due to the fact that the plate 29 comes out of the lid 4, it is very well seen by the consumer when opening the package and the consumer is forced to separate the plate 29, because until it is liquidated it covers the cigarettes in the package and prevents the packaging from closing. Printing or printing on the sheet 29 can occur at any time (for example, until or after the blank 19 is cut in its own form the final). A special visible sign may be included in the printed supplement before being cut in order to record the print cut.

Regardless of the fact that FIG. 4 and 5 demonstrate the packaging with the partially open lid 4 is allowed for the lid to open and close exactly as indicated above. As in similar solutions, when the package lid shown in fig. 1 is closed, the outer element of the package completely covers the plate 29. Respectively, when the packaging, according to fig. 5, it is closed and has an identical appearance to that shown in fig. 1. When the consumer of the package with the plate 29 which has the appearance indicated in fig. 4 and 5 opens the packaging for the first time he sees what is shown in fig. 5. For convenience, when removing the cigarette from the package the consumer must preventively separate the plate 29. This may be obvious to the consumer, placing instructions on the plate 29 or elsewhere on the package. After the blade 29 is separated the packaging will f i use it like any other ordinary packaging.

Regardless of the fact that the slab 29 on the technical drawing has a rectangular shape, another form of it is allowed, such as a festooned edge, a rounded edge or a sharp arrow-like shape. It may also be admitted that the blade 29 contains one or more holes. The slab 29 may be constituted internally by one or more parts attached to the slab 29, so that their separation is possible.

The dimensions of the blank 19 and the dimensions of the panels and flaps constituting the blank 19 are determined by the number, diameter and length of the cigarettes to be packed in the packaging 1.

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In FIG. 3 it is indicated that the blade 29 is adjacent to the connecting plate 28 on the bending line 58, but it is still accepted as a variant! for carrying out the invention packing 1 headlamp! billboard! tour! 28. Thus the blade 29 can be attached! the top panel in front! 10 on the line with perforation and / or with partial cuts to facilitate the separation and removal of the blade 29. Otherwise, such an embodiment may be analogous! preferable achievements.

The technical components applied to the manufacture of cartons of figurines from cardboard semi-manufactures are well known and the research of the combinations of the technical components used in the manufacture of the packages applied here are useless to understand the present invention.

It turns out that c! those mentioned above are an illustration of the essence of the invention and c! various modifications of the preferable embodiment may occur for the purpose of ensuring other embodiments also provided for by the invention, which do not exceed the volume of the legal protection of the invention. Respectively it is not considered c! the invention will be limited exclusively to the claims, for example, the cover 4 can be executed together! with the bottom! 3 or glued to the bottom! 3 through the flap !. Also, the lid of the package can be moved inside and outside d in intercalaphia 15, but it does not close and opens by turning. Further the essence of this invention can be applied! to the packaging and the components of the packaging made from other types of materials. Keep going! s! be accepted that! The dependent claims describe the vertical packaging of the figurines. bigger, after all! as shown in FIG. 1 and 5. Regardless of the fact that! the pack of figurines can be modified, turned aside or placed in any other indicative way, the dependent claims determine! the components of the figurine packaging does! of other components, when the packaging is in! upright! normal!. This is wrong! for clarity and not limit! the volume of dependent claims.