Champion International Corporation Limited

Harold R Jaeschke

Daniel J Boyle

George P Webinger

Thomas R Patmore

Alan Linder

A folder-container for a sterile tube and fittings. The folder-container positioning the tube and fittings in a single package which may be wrapped with sheet material such as a thermoplastic sealable material. The folder-container bottom wall is die-cut to provide a plurality of upstanding tabs to receive the coiled tube and any tubular fitting attached thereto and is arranged to position any other fitting associated with said tube.

Folder to hold coil of plastic tubing with clamp and fittings

A display carton for a replacement wheel assembly of the type used on a lawn mower, wheelbarrow, spreader, or other garden-type vehicle. The carton is provided with opposed sidewall panels which contain cutouts so that the wheel assembly protrudes beyond the carton sides enabling a purchaser to view the wheel tire prior to selecting the wheel assembly for purchase. Each sidewall panel has a tuck end panel inserted into the carton and secured in place by a tuck lock flap pivotably connected to the rear wall panel of the carton. The tuck lock flap includes a plurality of creases intermediate its edges so that it can be folded and positioned between the wheel assembly and a tuck end panel within the carton adjacent to the rear wall panel of the carton, between the rear wall panel and the wheel assembly, to preclude opening of the carton and removal of the wheel assembly on display.

Replacement wheel display carton

A one-piece carton blank produces a carton which may be glued, shipped and stored in its flat state and which may be erected by pressure on its side panels. The carton includes rectangular bottom panels which are held sandwiched between side panels when the glued carton is in its flat state and which are unfolded 180.degree. upon erection of the carton; bottom side support panels which are unfolded upon erection of the carton to become perpendicular to the carton bottom; fold lines on two opposite side panels to permit the carton to be folded (in its flat state) and unfolded (in its erected state); and, if desired, four corner panels which, for example, may be elliptical or diamond in shape.

Carton having foldable bottom and carton blank

Air freshener dispenser

A carrier for bottles having flanged neck portions is disclosed. The subject carrier includes a generally tubular triangle formed from a horizontal bottom panel hingedly connected to a pair of inclined side panels. The bottom panel is provided with openings which are vertically aligned with flange receiving apertures located at the apex of the triangular configuration. The bottles are received through the openings in the bottom panel, with the flanged neck portions being supported by the edges of the flange receiving apertures in the side walls. A plurality of inner support triangles are provided each including an apex coincident with the apex of the outer triangle and having side walls which are in abutting relationship with, and adhesively connected to, the inner surfaces of the adjacent side walls of the outer triangle. The bottom panel of each inner triangle acts as a support member which inhibits the spreading of the side walls of the outer triangle to prevent the accidental release of the bottles. Further, the bottom panel of the central inner triangle adds rigidity to the handle structure of the carrier. In a preferred embodiment, a tear strip for each flange receiving aperture is provided, in a side wall of the carrier, to facilitate the release of the bottle therefrom.

Bottle carrier

Blank for forming an emergency medication package

Disclosed are a carton having adjustable air passages and a blank for forming it. The carton is formed of slidable inner and outer tapered sleeves having complementary spaced openings. The openings are positioned to provide open air passages when the inner sleeve is slid to a first position, and to close the passages as the inner sleeve is moved toward a second position. This carton is especially adapted to hold an air freshening medium during storage and to permit controlled exposure of it to the air during use.

Carton with adjustable air passages

A package for emergency medication has a carton or package body made from a folded, one-piece blank. Within the body, extending from one end over part of the length thereof, is a generally tubular partition in which an injector is received, whose hypodermic needle is maintained spaced from the one end by the fact that finger-engaging ears of the injector rest on the free edge of partition which faces the other end. The other end is provided with another partition which extends across the interior of the package body and is provided with a cut-out into which a medication vial extends which is connected with the injector and which is thus held against moving about. A package holding the vial and injector in side-by-side relation is also disclosed.

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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

Harold R Jaeschke