Envelopes – wrappers – and paperboard boxes – Paperboard box
Patent
1977-05-06
1978-04-04
Moorhead, Davis T.
Envelopes, wrappers, and paperboard boxes
Paperboard box
229 32, 229 15, B65D 1304
Patent
active
040822141
ABSTRACT:
A container assembly comprises a master container and a plurality of sub-containers to be carried therein. The master container and the sub-containers are of the knock-down reusable type. Each container includes foldable sides which are maintained in an erected posture by resilient band. Each container provides a pair of corner folds at each corner which are effective to withstand vertical and torsional loads. The master container and sub-containers thus collectively provide four corner folds at each corner, and four corner folds at points along the side walls where two corners of two sub-containers meet. If four or more sub-containers are employed, eight corner folds are provided internally of the master container where four corners of the sub-containers meet. The container assembly is thus able to withstand substantial vertical and torsional loads during shipping. By removing the band from the master container, the sides thereof can be collapsed, exposing the sub-containers. The latter can be removed and carried to the shelves so as to avoid cluttering aisles with containers the size of the master containers. By then removing the band from the sub-container, its contents can be easily removed or, in regard to fruits, spilled into a bin or shelf.
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