Packaging apparatus

US20070068847A1Inactive Publication Date: 2007-03-29ALLTRADE TOOLS

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[0018] Referring now to the drawings which are provided by way of example and not limitation, the present invention is embodied in a packaging assembly intended to protect a packaged item as well as the packaging materials themselves. Often, packaging materials are grasped by portions of the assembly that cannot bear the weight of the overall items. Grabbing or holding the package from such locations can result in the package tearing. Consequently, the damaged product is returned to be repackaged or discarded entirely.

[0019] The present invention provides structure to a packaging assembly to help avoid damage to a product during transportation or stacking. That is, the present invention facilitates handling a package in a manner to avoid damage.

[0020] As shown in FIGS. 1-3, there is shown a typical package 20 embodying the present invention. The package 20 includes a container 30, a molded insert 40 and the packaged items 50.

[0021] The container 30 can take on any necessary form,...

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Abstract

An apparatus or structure that aids in protecting a packaging assembly from damage. The apparatus or structure is also contemplated to protect the items retained in the packaging materials as well as facilitate storing the packaging materials.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates generally to structures used in packaging, and more particularly to a device or assembly providing protection to both the packaging as well as an item retained in the packaging. [0002] Various approaches have been taken in packaging materials over the years. Consideration has been given to protecting the device or item being packaged as well as to issues relating to conveniently storing and shipping the package. Packages include flat surfaces so that items can be stacked. The size and shape of the package also can lend itself to easier storage. Also, the weight of the packaging materials is a consideration in shipping costs. [0003] Trade dress and the attractiveness of a package for a product is also often a concern. The packaging materials might assume a particular shape in order to draw attention to the product. In this way, a manufacturer can both provide a container that is easily identifiable to a repeat customer ...

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Application Information

Patent Timeline
29 Mar 2007
Publication
US20070068847A1
IPC
B65D25/54
CPC
B65D5/4204; B65D5/5088; B65D5/4608
Inventors
HART, DON