Cardboard container with integrated lid
Abstract
A cardboard container has an integral lid and is obtained from a cardboard sheet duly die-cut in a single piece in which a central sector or bottom is defined, from whose edges two respective isoscelic inverted trapezoidal sectors emerge that determine the larger and smaller side walls of the container. Two of these walls are provided in correspondence to their lateral edges with tabs for gluing together the adjoining walls. From one of the side walls there emerges a sector that acts as a lid, with a configuration in accordance with the configuration of the bottom but with proportionally larger dimensions, which ends in opposition to its fold line in a tab for closing and stabilizing the lid.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A cardboard container with an integrated lid, wherein the container is formed from a cardboard sheet duly die-cut in a single piece in which a central sector or bottom, which is rectangular or quadrangular, is defined, wherein respective isoscelic inverted trapezoidal sectors emerge from edges of the central sector or bottom, wherein the isoscelic inverted trapezoidal sectors determine larger and smaller side walls of the container, which has two of these walls provided in correspondence to their lateral edges with tabs for gluing together the adjoining walls, and wherein, from one of said side walls, there emerges a sector that functions as a lid, with a configuration in accordance with the configuration of the bottom but with proportionally larger dimensions, which ends in opposition to its fold line in a tab for closing and stabilizing the lid.
2 . The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 1 , wherein the tabs emerge laterally from the larger side walls.
3 . The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 1 , wherein the lid emerges upwards from one of the larger side walls.
4 . The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 1 , wherein the sector that functions as the lid has bevels at its corners that, when closing the lid on the main body of the container, determine ventilation holes for products contained within it.
5 . Cardboard The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 1 , wherein the sector that functions as the lid has windows that determine ventilation holes of products contained within the container.
6 . The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 5 , wherein the windows are triangular in configuration.
7 . The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 1 , wherein the tab the lid has a horizontally elongated rectangular configuration.
8 . The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 1 , wherein the cardboard sheet from which the container is obtained is simple cardboard.
9 . The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 1 , wherein the cardboard sheet from which the container is obtained is made of composite cardboard.
10 . The cardboard container with the integrated lid, according to claim 1 , wherein the cardboard sheet from which the container is obtained includes a coating of anti-humidity material.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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