DE610145C - Multiple bag - Google Patents

Description

Multiple bags The invention relates to multiple bags in which you pack several quantities of goods separately from each other and from which you get the content can also be removed separately from one another by a device for opening partial bags can.

It has already been proposed to use bags for separate packaging to produce several quantities of goods together. They were made by multiple Folding and gluing: a layer of material formed and allocated for packaging of moisture-sensitive goods on disadvantageous outer edge adhesions. One Apparatus for individually opening several partial containers had none of the previously known Multiple bags.

According to the invention, coherent multiple bags should now be of this type getting produced. that to achieve the greatest possible density mine outer edge adhesions to have. The multiple bag without outer edge gluing is formed by the fact that inner surfaces firmly attached to each other and all cut edges of several separated from each other Part bags can be folded in one direction. For easy removal of the contents are they are provided with a device for opening partial bags individually.

In the drawing, four embodiments of the multiple bags are for example represented, represented. order.

Fig. I shows a square piece of paper from which the multiple line is formed. By folding the line ef , the rectangle a bf e is created. This rectangle is folded in the previously gummed line gh, creating the squares a g h e and gbfh . Now the end point e is folded to g in the gummed fold line ah and the end point f to g is folded in the likewise gununited fold line b lt. As a result, a quadruple bag with no outer edge adhesions is produced with the partial containers a lt e, ag 1a, gb lt and bf h.

Fig. 2 shows a square piece of paper for making the multiple bag. This piece is then folded in line bc to form triangle abc . In the previously gummed fold line a e, b is now folded to c. The result is a double bag with the partial bags from e and a e c. For the purpose of closure, the bag can be provided with the hold -up hat. Pp e a cfg. A thread inserted in the diagonal bc enables the partial bags to be opened later. If the thread only hangs at one end, e.g. B. at b, out, then by tearing at this thread end inevitably first the partial bag from e and then the partial bag aec must be opened. If, on the other hand, the thread is hanging out at both ends, i.e. at b and c, the partial containers can be opened in any order.

Fig. 3 shows a hexagonal piece of paper from which the multiple bags are formed. By folding in the fold line ad , the square a bc d is created. Now the lines bg and c g are gummed. Then the end point a is folded to c in the line bg and the end point d to b in the line cg. This resulted in a triple bag with the sub-containers ab , bc g and cd g.

A thread inserted into the fold line ad enables the partial bags from g and cdg to be opened in the manner described at z, while the partial bag bc g has to be opened by cutting or tearing Even if the thread is accidentally torn, the bag must not fall out, but must be removed later.

Fig. 4. shows a rectangular piece of paper for making the multiple bag. The two squares a bcd and cdfg are folded like Fig. Z and also in the line c d. This creates four connected bags.

A thread inserted into the fold lines bc and cg enables the partial bags to be opened in the manner described under z.

Claims (1)

PATENT CLAIMS: i. Contiguous multiple bag, marked by firmly adhering inner surfaces and by folding all cut edges in one direction to achieve several separate .Teilaschen without outer edge #. adhesives. z. Multiple bag according to claim i, characterized by a single one Tear strip to open one or more partial bags.