Packaging case

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2006-02-07

2006-02-07

Stashick, Anthony D. (Department: 3728)

Envelopes, wrappers, and paperboard boxes

Paperboard box

Lifting or suspending element

C229S930000, C229S931000, C206S391000, C206S806000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06994246

ABSTRACT:
A packaging case which can store a plurality of stored items, enables the stored items to be individually removed, and prevents the occurrence of formation failures. First broken cut lines (perforations) extend from a first flat plate (a side plate) over one flat plate (side plate) neighboring the first flat plate (side plate), and form openings through which the stored items (cartridge containers) can be taken out individually. A second broken cut line (perforation) is formed at a joining portion between the first flat plate (side plate) and the one flat plate (side plate) neighboring the first flat plate (side plate).

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