Abstract: An easy-open closure arrangement for a composite plastic and paperboard lid which includes a pull tab for forcing a portion of the paperboard away from the plastic rim to permit complete detachment and removal of the central paperboard panel from the outer plastic rim.

Abstract: The invention structure comprehends the provision of a hanger bar formed from flaps extending from the ends of side walls of the container body, the flaps being retained in position between an end wall of the container body and inner locking walls. Portions of the flaps are folded into position to define the hanger bar which extends into the container body.

Abstract: An internal partition device formed of paperboard for forming six cells within an outer container or wrapper.

Abstract: A collapsible container having releasable locking tabs formed on opposed edges of end cover flaps to maintain the end wall panels in the closed position when the container is set up and in use, the end wall panels being easily openable at either end for dispensing the contents from the container.

Abstract: A partition structure formed from a single cut and scored blank which is folded and erected to provide cells within a shipping container.

Abstract: A container formed from a cut and scored blank of paperboard and adapted to support on opposed walls thereof a core in turn supporting a wound product which is dispensed from the container.

Abstract: A paperboard carton having integral internal structure for retaining a packaged article in a fixed position.

Abstract: A multi-shelf display stand formed from a paperboard tube.

Abstract: A one-piece folding carton having a well for receiving a plurality of plastic bottles and a pair of inner side wall panels with flaps having notches for receiving necks of the bottles.

Abstract: A display stand formed from a unitary blank of paperboard and having integral base, tray and riser portions.

Abstract: A folding carton for holding separate products and for dispensing one of the products.

Abstract: A display structure comprising a base panel with first and second over panels hingedly connected at opposite ends of the base panel and foldable into position over the base panel, one of the over panels being connected to a platform structure consisting of opposed end and side walls with a central panel therebetween spaced above the over panels.

Abstract: A packaging structure for an article of furniture such as an end frame of a bed is disclosed.

Abstract: An open top tray formed from a one-piece blank of paperboard and adapted to be easily and quickly erected manually.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for forming a smooth surface in the side seam area of the end of a convolute paperboard can body.

Abstract: A paperboard carton having integral internal structure for retaining a packaged article in a fixed position.

Abstract: A conveyor system comprising a lane conveyor for moving articles in separate lanes with random spacing between the articles, an endless conveyor having article receiving carriers thereon each arranged to receive one or more articles from a lane of said lane conveyor, a second lane conveyor having lanes thereon preferably greater or less in number than the number of lanes in the first lane conveyor, and structure for simultaneously discharging a number of the carriers so as to distribute the articles substantially equally among the lanes of the second lane conveyor. Provision is made to prevent repetition of failure to load a lane in such instances where the number of lanes in the first lane conveyor is equal to the number of lanes in the second lane conveyor.

Abstract: A packaging structure for hanger supported articles is disclosed. Support of the articles is achieved by panels in partially overlapping relationship and joined by tab panels foldably joined to the panels and erected by overlapping of the panels into facing relationship to form a rail for support of hangers, the tab panels being maintained in locked relationship by the overlapping panel.

Abstract: A partition formed of a one-piece sheet of a foldable paperboard which is divided into three sections, and, when folded into erected position, forms six cells within an outer shipping container or wrapper.

Abstract: A tubular carton containing automatically self erecting internal longitudinal and transverse partition structures.