Drawer-type Patents (Class 229/913)
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Patent number: 8936188Abstract: A package has a sleeve and an insert that lock together. The insert has a longitudinal flange on one side that fits into a corresponding longitudinal channel in the sleeve. The sleeve includes a locking tab in line with the longitudinal channel that is foldable into the sleeve to present a deflectable contact edge across the longitudinal channel. Engagement of the locking tab contact edge with a shoulder on the longitudinal flange prevents movement of the insert in the direction of the locking tab. The insert can be locked in both a forward and a backward direction within the sleeve by providing respective locking tabs and shoulders at both ends of the package.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 2011Date of Patent: January 20, 2015Assignee: HLP Clear Packaging Products (USA), Inc.Inventor: Richard Mazurek
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Patent number: 8746444Abstract: The disclosure relates to a package comprising a sleeve and an insert, the insert being adapted to be movably received in the sleeve, the insert is adapted to carry and receive a product, the insert is adapted to be reinserted into the sleeve after receipt of said product, the sleeve is adapted to enclose the reinserted insert such that access to said product is limited or denied and reextraction of the insert is limited or denied once the insert has been reinserted into the sleeve. The disclosure further relates to an insert adapted to form a part of a package of the above kind.Type: GrantFiled: January 25, 2008Date of Patent: June 10, 2014Assignee: Stora Enso ABInventor: Marcus Dehlin
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Patent number: 7832624Abstract: A pull type packing box comprises inner and outer containers. The outer container is a tube type box for receiving the inner container like a drawer. The outer container is provided with handles and performs the function of a shopping bag. As the outer container partially exposes a head portion of the inner container, a user can grasp the head portion to open the inner container, and information about an article can be printed on the exposed head portion. The strength of the mouth part of the outer container is increased so that the mouth part does not bend and the outer appearance of the packing box is not deteriorated. The outer container generates appropriate frictional force so that the drawer is not excessively opened and closed.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2006Date of Patent: November 16, 2010Assignee: Hanjin Printing & Chemical Co., Ltd.Inventor: Seung-oh Kong
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Patent number: 7299968Abstract: The present invention relates to a container, which comprises an inner part (3) for accommodating objects, in particular screws or the like, and an outer part (2) which surrounds the inner part (3) in the closed state of the accommodating container. In this case, the inner part (3) can be entirely accommodated by the outer part (2) and is connected via a closure tab (4), which is formed on the inner part (3), to the outer part (2) in such a manner that the closure tab (4) is fastened to the end of an outer side of the outer part (2), and the closure tab (4) can be severed by a tear-off strip (6), so that the inner part (3) can be released from the outer part.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2005Date of Patent: November 27, 2007Assignee: Altenloh, Brinck, & Co. GmbH & KGInventors: Ralf Mittmann, Wolfgang Elsenheimer
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Patent number: 7204405Abstract: A container for foodstuffs including a carton, tray and pad, each formed from a cut and creased blank of foldable sheet material. The carton is substantially a tubular element having end panels for enclosing the carton. A plurality of corner locks are provided to maintain the end panels oriented in a closed position. Handles formed in the carton permit stacking of the containers and easy transportation.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 2003Date of Patent: April 17, 2007Assignee: Gamon Plus, Inc.Inventor: Terry J. Johnson
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Patent number: 7143931Abstract: A container for foodstuffs including a carton and pad, each formed from a cut and creased blank of foldable sheet material. The carton is a substantially tubular element having end panels for enclosing the carton. A plurality of corner locks are provided to maintain the end panels oriented in a closed position. A lip is connected to one side panel and has a free edge disposed adjacent a top panel to provide support therefor. Handles formed in the carton permit stacking of the containers and easy transportation.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 2004Date of Patent: December 5, 2006Assignee: Gamon Plus, Inc.Inventor: Terry J. Johnson
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Patent number: 6390359Abstract: An article-holding box comprises a bottom plate and a plurality of side plates. The bottom plate and the side plates form and define a space for holding articles such that two adjoining ends of the side plates are joined together by a corner structure. The corner structure comprises a first connection end of the side plates and a second connection end of the side plates. The second connection end is contiguous to the first connection end. Both connection ends are provided with retaining devices.Type: GrantFiled: November 30, 2001Date of Patent: May 21, 2002Inventor: Chien-Hung Lin
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Patent number: 6168073Abstract: A storage container (20) having integrally formed inner and outer members (24, 22) is disclosed. The outer member (22) includes opposing top and bottom walls (71, 77), opposing side walls (73, 75), a back wall (79) and a front opening (80). The inner member (24) includes a bottom panel (26), opposing side panels (28, 30), a front panel (32) and a fan extension portion (34). The inner member (24) is slidably movable between a retracted position within the outer member (22) and an extended position where the inner member (24) extends from the front opening (80) of the outer member (22).Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 1999Date of Patent: January 2, 2001Assignee: Allpak Container, Inc.Inventor: Donald J. Towle
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Patent number: 5984169Abstract: A paperboard bin for storage and organization of piece parts and similar items is described. The bin is formed from a single piece of paperboard and may be rapidly assembled without the use of tools. The bin comprises an elongated rectangular bottom panel, first and second joined side panels, first and second rectangular outside end panels foldably joined to the bottom panel, first and second rectangular inside end panels foldably joined to the first and second rectangular outside end panels, first, second, third and fourth rectangular end reinforcing panels foldably joined to the first and second side panels and first and second detachable divider panels. The bottom panel includes a pair of tab element receiving slots. The first and second inside end panels each include a bendable tab element sized, shaped and disposed to engage the tab element receiving slots in the bottom panel.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 1998Date of Patent: November 16, 1999Inventor: Craig Detloff
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Patent number: 5729960Abstract: A method of using an assembly line and shipping container including the step of first providing the container. The container has an outer shell, a first pad element and a second pad element. The pad elements have an inside surface and an outside surface. Compressible elements are coupled to the outside surfaces of the pad elements. The inside surfaces of the pad elements are oppositely aligned with respect to each other inside the outer shell. The first and second pad elements include a first and a second longitudinal slot respectively, the slots aligned opposite each other. During use, the container is placed on an assembly line having at least one work station. A board component is inserted into the container along the longitudinal slots. The board component is removed from the container at the work station. Work then is performed on the board component. The board component is placed back into the container after performing the work and the board component is shipped inside the container.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 1997Date of Patent: March 24, 1998Assignee: Tenneco Packaging Inc.Inventor: Thomas E. Davis
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Patent number: 5020719Abstract: A dispensing container has a main body portion with opposing side, back and front and top and bottom walls. The lower portion of the front wall is rupturable and removable from the front wall to form an access opening to gain access to the interior of the main body. A slideable tray rests on the bottom wall and is slidably movable to an extended position where the tray is withdrawn through the access opening. The tray has front, bottom, back and sidewall panels. An abutment member carried by each sidewall panel is adapted to engage the inner surface of the front wall adjacent the access opening for preventing withdrawal of the tray completely from the main body. The tray back wall panel extends upwardly a greater height than the other panels of the tray and includes thereon a plurality of score lines extending widthwise of the tray for serving to guide the contents of the tray toward the front panel of the tray.Type: GrantFiled: June 30, 1988Date of Patent: June 4, 1991Assignee: Chesapeak Display & Packaging CompanyInventors: Michael C. Roth, Walter J. Buttrick
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Patent number: 4899928Abstract: A divider for drawers which has a flat base (20) with folded sides (22) forming a rectangular pan. A center separation (30) folded in the middle in "U" shape is inserted snugly into the base sub-dividing the area. A pair of partitions (40) further apportion the divider allowing different size original drawings to be filed concurrently within the drawer of a storage cabinet. The configuration allowing bisection of the drawer such that conventionally sized drawings may be organized into groups. Also, different configurations are obtained by the addition or deletion of component parts.Type: GrantFiled: January 17, 1989Date of Patent: February 13, 1990Inventor: W. G. Korff