Sig Technology Ag

Sig Combibloc Systems Gmbh

Sig Combibloc Gmbh & Co. Kg

Christoph Mehler

Matthias Dammers

Thomas Vetten

Birgit Birninger

Felix Breitmar

Hans Bömer

Michael Noppeney

Johannes Marx

Hans Weiteder

Mario Gabrielli

Provided is a package sleeve made of a composite material for the manufacture of a package, including: a front surface, a rear surface, two side surfaces, base surfaces and gable surfaces which are arranged on opposite sides of the two side surfaces, the front surface and the rear surface, and a longitudinal seam which connects two edges of the composite material to form a package sleeve. The package sleeve has several fold lines. The two side surfaces have a secondary fold line running therethrough. The package sleeve is folded along both secondary fold lines. The package sleeve is open both in the region of the base surfaces and in the region of the gable surfaces. Also provided are a package and a method for manufacturing a package.

Package sleeve, package and method for manufacturing a package

A carton sleeve of a composite material for producing a carton is illustrated and described, including: a sleeve area, a longitudinal seam that joins two edges of the composite material to form an all-round carton sleeve, and two pseudo fold lines that pass through the sleeve area, wherein the carton sleeve is folded along both pseudo fold lines. In order to allow the production of cartons with a more complex geometry, it is envisaged that the carton sleeve in the region of the sleeve area has no further or no continuous fold lines apart from the two pseudo fold lines. In addition a carton of such a carton sleeve as well as a method for producing a carton from such a carton sleeve are illustrated and described.

Carton sleeve, carton and method for producing a carton

Proposed for a square flat gable composite packing are a resealable spout element () and the manufacture of a flat gable composite packing with such a spout element () that eliminate the disadvantage of known spout elements, namely that such packings can no longer be opened once the sealed-on opening aids for initially opening the packing lose their non-positive bond with the packing during transport or as the result of inadequate proposed, with a cap (), in which an opening element () sealing. A resealable spout element () is attached to the packing interior can be bonded with the cap () to form an undetachable unit by means of a connecting element () that penetrates an opening surface present in the packing.

Flat gable composite packing provided with a resealable spout and procedure for its manufacture

Pouring element

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Moenchengladbach, Germany

Christoph Mehler