Abstract: The invention relates to the making of boxes of a variable volume adapted in each case to the height of the packed products, including cutting the box along its vertical edges and forming fold lines at a suitable height around the sides of the box to define top flaps; and then folding these flaps onto the contents of the prefilled box. At least one inflated or inflatable void-filling bag is inserted into the box, around and/or above the packed products, after the fold lines have been formed, and before the flaps are folded onto the contents of the box. The invention also provides a combined machine that cuts, marks, prepares and inserts void-filling bags, and closes boxes. Applicable to order filling.

Abstract: Method and combined machine for cutting and closing boxes with inserted void-filling bags The invention relates to the making of boxes of a variable volume adapted in each case to the height of the packed products, including cutting the box along its vertical edges and forming fold lines at a suitable height around the sides of the box to define top flaps; and then folding these flaps onto the contents of the prefilled box. At least one inflated or inflatable void-filling bag is inserted into the box, around and/or above the packed products, after the fold lines have been formed, and before the flaps are folded onto the contents of the box. The invention also provides a combined machine that cuts, marks, prepares and inserts void-filling bags, and closes boxes. Applicable to order filling.

Abstract: A car structure for an elevator car, having two robust frame elements which bound the enclosure of the elevator car. A support structure and two crosspieces join the frame elements to form a framework which stiffens the elevator car. The frame elements support the upper guide shoes. The lower guide shoes being fastened to the side plates of the supporting structure together with the safety gears. Wall elements fastened to the frame elements, a floor plate resting on the supporting structure and having a floor element, and a ceiling plate fastened to the frame elements, form the shell of elevator car. The instruments and the mechanical and electrical subassemblies required for an elevator car ready for operation can be fastened to the frame elements, which serve as mountings, and to the ceiling plate.