CARDBOARD BOX PACKAGING FOR LIGUIDS IN BAGS SUITABLE FOR WALL MOUNTING

[0001]This invention refers to cardboard boxes specially designed to internally hold bags with an outlet spout for a tap and a hole for wall mounting.

[0002]The cardboard boxes for packing bags, that contain beverages and other household liquids equipped with a tap for easy dispensing are well known.

[0003]The rigid cardboard boxes are used to hold bags made of plastic membrane, with an attached tap for dispensing liquids. The use of these bags ensures the protection of the liquids from environmental contamination, to remain safe and unaltered for long periods of time. The rigid cardboard boxes store and protect the bags from damage during transport and use due to the sensitivity of their construction materials.

[0004]The cardboard boxes in circulation we know are mainly used to hold bags containing alcoholic beverages or soft drinks. These are placed on cabinets, tables, or special bases to facilitate the dispensing of liquids.

[0005]According to the present invention the proposed cardboard boxes are characterised by the holes they have for wall mounting, in addition to their placement on cabinets, tables or special bases. They also have an inner flap to prevent contamination that can be caused by contact of bags with hands during wall mounting or transport.

[0006]The cardboard boxes according to the present invention are constructed by a cardboard sheet which has already cut, and bent parts and all required parts glued, so when desired you can create the box in which you will place the filled with liquid bag along with the adjusted tap.

[0007]The invention is described below with the help of an example and with reference to the attached drawings, in which:

[0008]FIG. 1 illustrates the front perspective of the box.

[0009]FIG. 2 illustrates the rear perspective of the box.

[0010]FIG. 3 illustrates the box cut along the longitudinal axis.

[0011]FIG. 4 illustrates the box in perspective from above with the flaps open.

[0012]FIG. 5 illustrates the box cut along the longitudinal axis with the flaps open.

[0013]FIG. 6 illustrates the box cut along the transverse axis with the flaps open.

[0014]FIG. 7 illustrates the side view of the box with the hook attached.

[0015]FIG. 8 illustrates the rear view of the box with the hook attached.

[0016]FIG. 9 illustrates the box in front view perspective.

[0017]FIG. 10 illustrates the box in cross section mounted on the wall with a hook.

PARTS OF THE CARDBOARD BOX

[0043]FIG. 1 depicts the box, according to the present invention, showing the box (1) with the top flap (8) with the openings (2) on the flap, so the hand can pass through and lift it and slit (3) for the mounting on the wall hook to pass. Also, the safety lock tongue (4) of the top flap (8) and the hole (5) with engraved scores for passing the spout.

[0044]FIG. 2 depicts, in addition to those in FIG. 1), the slit for the extension to pass (6) of the flap (8) and the mounting hook (7) for the wall.

[0045]FIG. 3 depicts the box (1) cut along the longitudinal axis showing the top flap (8), the lower flap (12), the lower half flap (9) and the protective flap (10). The protective flap (10) shows the hole (18) for passing the hook (7) and the double folded side (21) that is used to reinforce the mounting point of the cardboard box to the wall with the hook. On the top flap (8) and on the lower flap (12) is the hole (3) through which the mounting hook passes. (7).

[0046]FIG. 4 depicts the box (1) in perspective view from above with the flaps open (8), (12), (9) and (10). The lower flap (12) shows the holes (2), which are the handle, the slit (3) for passing the hook (7) and slit (23) for passing the tuck flap (13) of the upper flap (8) when closing. The upper flap (8) shows the slit (11) for passing the safety tongue (4) when closing. The protective flap (10) shows the opening (18) for passing the hook (7) and the folded extension (22). On the box (1) the opening (9) for passing the hook (7) and the hole (5) for passing the tap.

[0047]FIG. 5 shows the box (1) cut along the longitudinal axis with the flaps open (9), (10) and (12). On the top flap (12) you can see the opening (17) that is correspondent to the hole (2) on the top flap (8).

[0048]FIG. 6 shows the box (1) cut along the transverse axis with the flaps open (8), (9) and (12).

[0049]FIG. 7 shows the side view (1) with the hook attached (7).

[0050]FIG. 8) shows the rear view of the box (1) with the hook attached (7).

[0051]FIG. 9 shows the box (1) in front view perspective, where you can see the tap (20), the safety tongue (4) and the hook (7).

[0052]FIG. 10 shows the box (1) in cross section, mounted with the hook (7) screwed to the wall with a lease bolt. The figure shows the part of the paper (24) which reinforces the thickness of the paper for mounting and the part (25) that protects the bag from contact with the hook when inserted in mounted position.

[0053]The dimensions of the cardboard box are not limited to the attached figures but can be adjusted to the clients' requirements.

[0054]The quality of the paper can be simple heavy-duty, corrugated, glossy, monochrome, or multi-coloured with advertisements on the side panels or with photos relevant to the product.