EP0340920A1 - Emballage de boissons carboniques - Google Patents

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EP0340920A1
EP0340920A1 EP89303465A EP89303465A EP0340920A1 EP 0340920 A1 EP0340920 A1 EP 0340920A1 EP 89303465 A EP89303465 A EP 89303465A EP 89303465 A EP89303465 A EP 89303465A EP 0340920 A1 EP0340920 A1 EP 0340920A1
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Michael Caleb Eastwood
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Crown Packaging UK Ltd
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  • This invention relates to the packaging of carbonated beverages particularly, but not necessarily, carbonated soft drinks for children.
  • thermoplastics material in particular polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
  • PET polyethylene terephthalate
  • the standing bases have been essentially of two kinds, a first kind of which is a separate cup-like standing member which is moulded separately of the bottle from a suitable thermoplastics polymer e.g. polyethylene, and into which the bottom end of the bottle is received and attached by adhesive and/or by mechanical engagement.
  • a suitable thermoplastics polymer e.g. polyethylene
  • the moulding and attachment of the standing member represent a substantial part of the total cost of the bottle; further contributing to the cost of the bottle has hitherto been a paper or plastics label which has been attached or sleeved over the bottle body above the standing member for informative and/or promotional purposes.
  • the second kind of standing base which has hitherto been provided for PET bottles for carbonated beverages has been formed integrally with the bottle, either in the form of downwardly projecting feet or lobes or in the form of a champagne-type base having an annular standing rim and a central recess which lies within the standing rim and is strengthened against inversion by carbonation pressure by means of radially directed ribs.
  • each of these two forms of integral standing base requires sophisticated design and careful moulding; moreover, a considerably greater quantity of the PET polymer is needed to be provided in an integral base in comparison with the generally hemispherical base of the bottle discussed above and having a generally separate standing member attached to it.
  • the cost of the bottle with integral base has conventionally been further increased by a paper or plastics label attached to or sleeved over its body wall.
  • container multipacks in which a plurality of bottles or cans of a carbonated beverage are attached together for marketing as a group by means of a packaging coupler essentially of board or plastics material.
  • a packaging coupler essentially of board or plastics material.
  • coupler have been proposed, amongst which are sleeves or jackets of board material such as are marketed for bottles or cans in UK under the trade name JAK-ET-PAK (Registered Trade Mark), and apertured plastics sheets designed to fit resiliently over the upper ends of cans and such as are marketed in UK under the trade name HI-CONE.
  • the known multipacks have therefore been relatively expensive; moreover, the couplers have been essentially indivisable, and because of, for example, consumer protection legislation it has hitherto been undesirable for the retailer to sell the containers of the multipack individually, even though a demand may exist for individual sales, for example, to school children for carbonated soft drinks.
  • containers marketed under the trade name RIGELLO
  • RIGELLO a fabricated plastics body with pressure-resistant hemispherical base
  • tubular base member of board material which is sleeved over the bottom part of the body and which projects below the hemispherical base to provide an annular standing surface for the container at its own bottom end.
  • the base member is printable for information and promotional purposes, and provides protection for the part of the body which it covers.
  • the hemispherical base and the remainder of the body within the sleeve accordingly need only be sufficiently thick to withstand the carbonation pressures; above the top edge of the sleeve, however, the body has a substantial wall thickness provided by an injection-moulded member which is formed separately from the remainder of the body and is attached to it around a peripheral flange abutting the top edge of the sleeve.
  • This separate member forms a generally frustoconical shoulder for the body, and tapers towards a central neck onto which a removable closure is fitted.
  • the container described in the preceding paragraph is relatively expensive in its own right. Further costs would be involved in forming the container into a multipack with other, like containers, if this were required.
  • a multipack of containers for a carbonated beverage which comprises a group of thin-walled bottles arranged in line, and a substantially open-ended board sleeve generally surrounding the group of bottles, the bottles being each unitary and moulded from thermoplastics polymer to have a neck portion adapted for receiving a closure, and a body formed with the neck portion at one end and at its other end formed with a substantially hemispherical base, the sleeve having apertures through which the neck portions of the bottles project but otherwise enclosing the bottles, and a line of weakening being formed around the sleeve between each two adjacent bottles so that the bottles can be detached individually from the multipack together with their respective portions of sleeve.
  • the bottles are preferably unlabelled to minimise cost.
  • Informative and promotional data may be printed on the sleeve, which may be arranged to provide a large display area on each side of the multipack; at least some of this data may be repeated for each bottle so that each bottle will be provided with the data after detachment from the multipack.
  • a package comprising a single thin-walled bottle for a carbonated beverage, and a substantially open-ended board sleeve generally surrounding the bottle, the bottle being unitary and moulded from thermoplastics polymer to have a neck portion adapted for receiving a closure and a body formed with the neck portion at one end and at its other end formed with a substantially hemispherical base, the sleeve having an aperture through which the neck portion of the bottle projects but otherwise enclosing the bottle, the bottle being un-labelled but the sleeve being printed with informative and/or promotional data.
  • a low-cost multipack 10 formed of three identical bottles 12 within a packaging sleeve 14.
  • the bottles contain a carbonated beverage product such, for example, as a carbonated soft drink for children.
  • Each bottle 12 has a body 16 formed in known manner by stretch-blow moulding a preform (not shown) which has been injection-moulded from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) thermoplastics material.
  • the body 16 has a cylindrical central portion 18 which is closed at its bottom end by a base portion 20, this base portion being hemispherical except for a central moulding pip 22 which, in known manner, is left as a witness mark by the gate of the injection mould by which the preform for the bottle is formed.
  • the top end of the body 16 is formed as a tapering shoulder 24, surmounted by a screw-threaded neck 26 which forms the mouth of the body and onto which is screwed a plastics closure 28.
  • the closure 28 is arranged to make a gas-tight and liquid-tight seal with the neck 26.
  • the bottle neck is formed with an annular bead 32; if desired, this bead may serve as a projection under which a frangible or detachable tamperproofing ring (not shown) of the closure may be engaged to provide evidence of an unauthorised attempt to unscrew the closure.
  • the sleeve 14 is generally rectangular and formed by scoring or creasing a cartonboard blank 14A with six lines 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50 along which the blank can be folded in the formation of the sleeve. These lines extend ih parallel relation transversely of the blank so as to subdivide the blank into lower base panel 52, rear (in relation to Fig.1) side panel 54, rear shoulder panel 56, top panel 58, front shoulder panel 60 identical to the panel 56, front side panel 62 identical to the panel 54, and upper base panel 64.
  • the base panels 52, 64 form the ends of the blank.
  • the fold lines 40 to 50 are each continuous, with the exception of the lines 40, 50 which are interrupted at tabs 66 struck from the adjacent base panel 52, 64 by U-shaped cut lines 68.
  • the ends of the cut lines 68 intersect the respective fold line 40 or 50; as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, when the sleeve 14 is formed from the blank 14A the tabs 66 therefore remain coplanar with the side panels 54, 62 and project below the bottom of the multipack for stabilising the multipack against toppling over from an upright position.
  • the bottles 12 are arranged within the sleeve 14 in side-by-side engagement, and for that purpose the top panel 58 of the blank 14A is formed with three identical and generally circular apertures 70, one for each bottle.
  • the diameter of each aperture 70 is such that a closure 28 may be passed through it to allow the top panel 58 of the blank to come to rest on the shoulder portion 24 of the bottle on which the closure is fitted.
  • Tabs 72 are formed at 90° intervals around each aperture 70 of the blank, so as to project inwardly from attachment on the aperture periphery at hinge lines 74; the passage of the closure 28 through the aperture therefore folds the tabs upwardly about their hinge lines 74 until their free ends become lodged beneath the bottle bead 30 to locate the upper end of the bottle firmly in relation to the top panel 58.
  • the multipack is formed by marshalling and supporting the product-filled and closed bottles in a group of three side-by-side, moving the blank 14A and/or the bottles to move the blank downwardly over the bottle closures 28 and so engage the tabs 72 beneath the bottle beads 30, folding the blank downwardly around the bottles to bring its shoulder panels 56, 60 against the bottle shoulder portions 24 and its side panels 54, 62 against the cylindrical portions 18 of the bottles, and further folding the blank to bring the upper base panel 64 against the base portions 20 of the bottles and thereafter to bring the lower base panel 52 against the underside of the upper base panel and in overlapping relation with that panel.
  • the upper base panel is formed with cutouts 80 in which the moulding pips 22 of the bottles are received when the upper base panel 64 is folded into position against the bottles.
  • the lower base panel 52 Prior to its folding against the upper base panel, the lower base panel 52 is formed with a glue line 82 (Fig.3), located so as to lie immediately beneath the moulding pips. After hardening, the glue line 82 therefore serves not only to attach the base panels 52, 64 together to hold the multipack intact, but by adherance to the moulding pips it also assists the cutouts 80 to locate the bottom ends of the bottles longitudinally in relation to the multipack and to prevent the bottles from rotating.
  • the bonding of the base panels together by the glue line is achieved at a time when the blank 14A is being held tightly wrapped about the bottles.
  • the bottles are therefore securely held in the sleeve 14 against substantial movement in any direction.
  • the substantial tension left in the sleeve by the forming operation will cause some downward bowing (not shown) of the panels 52, 64 by the bottles, but the tabs 66 project downwards sufficiently below these panels to ensure stability for the multipack when stood on a horizontal surface.
  • the blank 14A is formed with two parallel perforation lines 84 which extend the length of the blank at equal spacings from one another and from the side edges 92 of the blank.
  • these lines provide lines of weakening enabling each bottle 16 and its associated portion of the sleeve 14 to be torn away from the multipack.
  • the multipack can therefore be sold by the retailer, if required, as three individual multipack portiions each containing one bottle, a facility which is particularly advantageous if, as described, the bottles contain a carbonated beverage drink intended for consumption by school children.
  • a bowed score line 90 extends generally alongside each perforation line 84 or sleeve free edge 92 (as appropriate), with its ends intersecting the junctions of the line 84 or edge 92 with the respective fold lines 40, 42 or 48, 50.
  • the parts of the side panels defined between each score line 90 and its associated line 84 or edge 92 can be folded inwardly against the adjacent bottle 12 so as to give a pleasing, finished appearance to the multipack portion.
  • the panel parts at the ends of the complete multipack can likewise be folded inwards if desired.
  • Fig.2 shows two of the panel parts, denoted 96, after they have been turned inwards. It is to be understood that they are biassed into this position by virtue of the bowing of their score lines 90.
  • each of the three portions of the sleeve is individually printed to indicate its contents as being one bottle.
  • the bottles 16 themselves have no label or printing provided except, possibly, on their closures 28. This is primarily in order to reduce the bottle cost, but has the additional advantage that the carbonated beverage contents can be clearly seen through the bottle wall (which may be tinted if desired).
  • a further feature of the multipack contributing to its low cost is that each bottle is thin-walled, being formed of substantially only the minimum weight of PET polymer commensurate with its ability to withstand the carbonation pressure within it and any external loadings which may be expected.
  • the sleeve 14 provides a substantial level of cushioning against impact loads on the bottles; moreover the hemispherical shape of the bottle base portions 20 is highly resistant to distortion by internal pressure. Applicants therefore expect that a bottle 16 having a capacity of 1/4 litre should have a PET content of between 10 and 14 grams, and a bottle of 1/2 litre capacity should correspondingly have a PET content between 14 and 18 grams. This is in comparison with typical values of 20 and 30 grams for the PET content of conventional 1/4 litre and 1/2 litre bottles with integral standing bases.
  • each bottle 12 has its moulding pip 22 located in a recess formed in the base of the bottle, the cutouts 80 in the upper base panel 64 of the sleeve 14 being suitably enlarged to receive the bottle base around the recess.
  • a container multipack in accordance with the invention may have a number of containers other than 3; specifically, it may have 2,4 or 5 containers, the latter number being particularly suited for schoolchildren, to provide one drink for each day of a school week.

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WO2006088633A3 (fr) * 2005-02-11 2006-11-30 Pactiv Corp Affichage de contenant de merchandising autonome
EP1705131A1 (fr) * 2005-03-23 2006-09-27 Portabottle Limited Porte-bouteilles
WO2009091969A1 (fr) * 2008-01-16 2009-07-23 Meadwestvaco Packaging Systems, Llc Emballage, carton et découpe correspondante
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