A childproof blister card useful for medicaments in discrete form. The card has perforated tabs for access to the contents, which are also covered by rupturable foil.

A packaging container is made from folding blanks of corrugated board or similarly suitable material in the form of a hollow body with at least one end covered by an overlapping end cap secured by circumferential handling of the end cap and clips extending from the container interior through registering openings in the body and end cap and engaged by the band.

A method of forming and holding a stack of bags where the bags are of a type and filled with a material to be vulnerable to dislodgement if the stack is too high the method including the steps of confining the stack during the building of the stack by leaves projecting vertically up each side of the stack, tightening the sleeve around the stack thus built including the leaves, and then withdrawing the leaves. There are further features of one of the leaves being dismountable in sections to assis...

Packaging for spherical articles such as golf balls or basketballs, the packaging being formed from a blank of cardboard including two square panels, two rectangular panels and two triangular panels. The rectangular panels have circular recesses open to edges, the blank is folded so that the recesses lie in perpendicular intersecting planes so that the spherical article can be engaged and supported between the opposed recesses.

A packaging carton (e.g. for cans (31) of drink) comprises a reinforcing tape (18) incorporated in the board material from which the carton is formed which tape reinforces a carrying handle (20) defined by two parallel cuts formed in an end wall of the carton. Access to the contents of the carton are obtained by defining access flaps (23, 24) delimited by lines of weakness (22a, 22b) which extend up to the cuts defining the carrying handle. By locating the handle (20) in the median plane between...

A package is disclosed for natural products and comprises a first wall region of thermoplastic material and a second wall region which comprises a porous substrate hermetically sealed at its edges to the thermoplastic material and covered with a gas-permeable layer of polymethylpentene. The area of the porous substrate and its outer covering of polymethylpentene is selected in relation to the total area of the package and in dependence upon the natural products to permit a desired atmosphere to ...

Packaging of series of relatively small articles between long webs of wide packaging laminates having faces of resilient heat sealable foam. One web is fed foam-face-up across a table, the articles to be packaged placed on it in spaced locations, heated melting shoes applied to web edges to melt the foam surfaces there, and a second web applied foam-face-down over the spaced articles and heat sealed to the lower web at its melted edges. Melting shoes can have their surfaces treated to make them ...

This invention relates to the provision of a package having interengaging members which, when engaged with similar such members, nest within each other. Load applied to the top of such a package is transferred down an interengaging member into a similar interengaging member on the base and further to a similar interengaging member on a package below. A stack of such packages will allow the load of the stack to be transferred directly through the interengaging members to the support base on which...

A fin-sealed, flat-topped, liquid-packaging carton with substantially triangular flaps of its tope end closure turned down and tacked to adjacent body panels has the horizontal part of its fin heat and pressure adhered to the top wall along approximately only that half of its length further from the triangular flap which will provide a pouring spout so that turning upwards of the spout end of the fin from its position flat against the top wall tends to pull upwards the central part of the top wa...

A package for a battery or other article, comprising a sheet of material bent or folded along a plurality of substantially parallel fold lines (21, 22, 25, 26) to define an upwardly extending substantially flat panel region (15), an upper end locating region (11) extending forwardly from the lower extremity of the said panel region, a first limb (3) extending obliquely downwardly and rearwardly from the forward extremity of the end locating region, a second limb (5) extending obliquely forwardly...