SU566752A1 - Cardboard insert for containers adapted for ampoules - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to the packaging of easily damaged objects, namely, the construction elements of the packaging for packaging ampoules.

A cardboard liner for packaging containers for packaging ampoules is known, consisting of a longitudinal partition having front and rear ends, and transverse partitions formed by lobes cut from a longitudinal partition | 1J.

In this liner transverse partitions are located on the longitudinal partition on one side of it. The liner allows only one row of ampoules to be placed in the container, and an additional liner must be used to place the ampoules in two rows in the container. In this case, the dimensions of the container should be increased by the height of the liner and, accordingly, the material consumption for the manufacture of containers should be increased.

The purpose of the invention is to provide material savings for the manufacture of containers and to reduce its dimensions when placed in containers in ampoules in two rows.

This is achieved by the fact that in the proposed insert the transverse partitions located on one half of the longitudinal partition are directed to the side opposite to the transverse partitions located on the other half of the longitudinal partition, and the front and rear ends of the longitudinal partition are L-shaped bent to the opposite side. At the same time, transverse partitions have either a triangular shape or a truncated crocus frame.

FIG. 1 shows the proposed insert with ampoules placed on it, a longitudinal section; in fig. 2 - liner, top view; in fig. 3 - the same, side view.

A cardboard liner for packaging intended for packaging ampoules consists of a longitudinal partition 1 having front and rear ends 2, L-shaped bent in opposite directions, and transverse partitions 3 formed by petals cut from the longitudinal partition 1. Transverse partitions 3, located on one half of the longitudinal partition 1, directed in the direction opposite to the transverse partitions 3, it was cut on the other half of the longitudinal partition 1. Moreover, the transverse partitions 3 have either a triangle or the shape of a truncated cone.

Ampoules are packed into containers using the proposed liner as follows.

At the bottom of the container is placed one row of ampoules with the bottoms forward. Then in the container they enter

liner. Nris this transverse partitions

3, located on one side of the longitudinal partition 1, are included in the gaps between the ampoules placed on the bottom of the box. After that, between the transverse partitions 3 located on the other side of the longitudinal partition 1, the second row of vials of capillaries are laid forward. After placing both rows of ampoules in a box, close it.

Claims (3)

1. A cardboard insert for a container intended for packaging ampoules consisting of a longitudinal partition having front and rear ends and transverse partitions formed by petals cut from a longitudinal partition, characterized in that, in order to save material for the manufacture of containers and reduce its size. transverse partitions located on one half of the longitudinal partition, directed in the direction opposite to the transverse partitions located on the other half of the longitudinal partition, and the front and rear ends of the longitudinal partition L-shaped bent in opposite directions. 2. Insert according to claim 1, characterized in that the transverse partitions have a triangular shape. An insert according to claim 1, characterized in that the transverse partitions have the shape of a truncated cone. Sources of information taken into account in the examination 1. USSR author's certificate No. 218051, cl. In 65D 81/02, 1967.