Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
586 words
A carton containing a bulk quantity of a semi-solid block of unhardened cheese which tends to remain semi-fluid and tending to bulge during packaging, but capable of being formed into the desired block form, said block having a plurality of side faces, a pluarality of corners between said side faces, and a pair of generally parallel end faces, said carton comprising a one-piece wrapper of multi-layered sheet of corrugated boxboard material comprising at least two layers of corrugations and an outer face sheet and an inner face sheet, said wrapper being folded on itself, so as to form side panels which are in face-to-face engagement with said side faces of said block during packaging and wherein each side panel has substantially the same cross section as each side face of the block, an open-ended sleeve having a cross section similar to said block and further having a side face for each of the side panels of said wrapper and corresponding to each side face of said block, said sleeve being formed of multi-layered sheet of corrugated boxboard material, being foldable on itself so as to be in said face-to-face engagement with the side panels of said wrapper, said sleeve being telescopically received over said wrapper, with the side faces of said sleeve being in face-to-face sliding engagement with the side panels of said wrapper to securely hold the side panels of said wrapper in engagement with the side faces of said block, and with both said sleeve and said wrapper cooperatively holding said semi-solid material in its desired block form, said one-piece sheet formed wrapper being slit-scored along a plurality of lines extending perpendicularly between the top and bottom of the wrapper and with the slit-score lines constituting a slit or cut made through said outer face sheet and through one or more layers of said corrugations of said one piece wrapper such that said wrapper is folded on itself away from the slit score along said lines with the face sheet of the wrapper constituting said inner face sheet forming hinges along which the portions of said wrapper constituting said wrapper panels may be folded to relatively sharp corners as formed by said hinge between said adjacent wrapper panels, said wrapper panels being in face-to-face relation with said respective side faces of said block and said hinges receiving a respective corner of said block, the open ended sleeve formed of said sheet of corrugated boxboard material having a cross section similar to said block and having a face for each corresponding side face of said block, said sleeve being telescopically received over said wrapper with the faces of said sleeve being in tight, slidable face-to-face relation with the respective panels of said wrapper so as to positively hold said wrapper panels in tight face-to-face relation with the respective side faces of said block, said sleeve formed of a sheet of corrugated boxboard material being slit-scored along a plurality of lines so as to form corners thereof, and which corners being substantially aligned for corresponding with the formed corners of the intermediately arranged wrapper, an overfitting telescopic lid applied to each open end of such sleeve, each said lid having a planar panel in face-to-face engagement with a contiguous end face of said block, and each lid being formed of a sheet of corrugated boxboard material and foldable into the lid configuration to provide for its said application upon each open end of the combined wrapper and sleeve, and the block of unhardened cheese contained therein.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
586 words
A carton containing a bulk quantity of a semi-solid block of unhardened cheese which tends to remain semi-fluid and tending to bulge during packaging, but capable of being formed into the desired block form, said block having a plurality of side faces, a pluarality of corners between said side faces, and a pair of generally parallel end faces, said carton comprising a one-piece wrapper of multi-layered sheet of corrugated boxboard material comprising at least two layers of corrugations and an outer face sheet and an inner face sheet, said wrapper being folded on itself, so as to form side panels which are in face-to-face engagement with said side faces of said block during packaging and wherein each side panel has substantially the same cross section as each side face of the block, an open-ended sleeve having a cross section similar to said block and further having a side face for each of the side panels of said wrapper and corresponding to each side face of said block, said sleeve being formed of multi-layered sheet of corrugated boxboard material, being foldable on itself so as to be in said face-to-face engagement with the side panels of said wrapper, said sleeve being telescopically received over said wrapper, with the side faces of said sleeve being in face-to-face sliding engagement with the side panels of said wrapper to securely hold the side panels of said wrapper in engagement with the side faces of said block, and with both said sleeve and said wrapper cooperatively holding said semi-solid material in its desired block form, said one-piece sheet formed wrapper being slit-scored along a plurality of lines extending perpendicularly between the top and bottom of the wrapper and with the slit-score lines constituting a slit or cut made through said outer face sheet and through one or more layers of said corrugations of said one piece wrapper such that said wrapper is folded on itself away from the slit score along said lines with the face sheet of the wrapper constituting said inner face sheet forming hinges along which the portions of said wrapper constituting said wrapper panels may be folded to relatively sharp corners as formed by said hinge between said adjacent wrapper panels, said wrapper panels being in face-to-face relation with said respective side faces of said block and said hinges receiving a respective corner of said block, the open ended sleeve formed of said sheet of corrugated boxboard material having a cross section similar to said block and having a face for each corresponding side face of said block, said sleeve being telescopically received over said wrapper with the faces of said sleeve being in tight, slidable face-to-face relation with the respective panels of said wrapper so as to positively hold said wrapper panels in tight face-to-face relation with the respective side faces of said block, said sleeve formed of a sheet of corrugated boxboard material being slit-scored along a plurality of lines so as to form corners thereof, and which corners being substantially aligned for corresponding with the formed corners of the intermediately arranged wrapper, an overfitting telescopic lid applied to each open end of such sleeve, each said lid having a planar panel in face-to-face engagement with a contiguous end face of said block, and each lid being formed of a sheet of corrugated boxboard material and foldable into the lid configuration to provide for its said application upon each open end of the combined wrapper and sleeve, and the block of unhardened cheese contained therein.