ES164523U - A display case-tray, perfected (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

An improved display box-tray, of which they are constituted from an integral sheet with dies and folds, characterized by comprising a quadrangular main base, at which mid point, approximately, presents a die-cut that determines the formation of a fin with two extremities endowed with lateral notches and a central arc cutout, and next to its ends two stamped in the form of a groove, while the ends are formed by a sheet that is divided by fold lines in three zones, the first and the last, of similar amplitude, while the central one is narrower, so that when bending over itself the latter forms a spine; the end zone being provided with two twin side fins and its end edge with cut outs that determine a central projection to fit in one of those end grooves of the main body; the laterals comprise a main piece joined by bending to the base and two fins located at each end, which are housed inside the ends, whose fins are trapezoidal and have opposite cutouts on each of the fins of the outer edge. the sides, to form a link that is hidden by the front, one of these cut straight and the other curved, while the main extension of these sides has two extensions capable of bending at the points indicated longitudinally, one of whose folds is located approximately in the theoretical center of said piece, forming a flap of longitudinal amplitude, smaller than the lateral body, by die-cutting, which comprises a straight part and a small curve located at the bend point, being the end area narrower and more long that the intermediate one, in whose ends it is endowed of small fins that link in the trimmed ends of the front walls when descending these on the main part and a central notch, in which the fin of the main base is housed, whose surfaces in its folded plane to form the box, determine an inclined plane on each side thereof, while the main lateral presents at each end of the inclined plane protruding fins that are housed under the back of the head, with whose parts a perfectly armed box is formed that has two inclined planes towards the bottom, two shoulders with spine, and protruding from its center one fin for anchoring of the element that is exposed. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)