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Collapsible box construction
Elmer V Smith,Emanuel T Dunn +1 more
- 30 Sep 1949
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- 04 Nov 1985
TL;DR: A container is formed of a rigid, flat base, a rigid cover, and four vertically arranged, flat wall forming panels that are connected together along their adjacent vertical edges by hinge-like corner connectors and whose upper and lower edges are removably held in corresponding grooves formed in the base and cover as mentioned in this paper.
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- 08 Aug 1977
TL;DR: A permanent, reusable, open skeletal-type crate that is permanently erect or collapsible is described in this paper, where the crate is constructed to hold an inexpensive tray that is disposable and can hold any desired number of individual containers of fluid or otherwise.
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- 13 Sep 1993
TL;DR: A stackable and collapsible container (10) includes a wall assembly (12) which includes a plurality of opposing panels (20, 21), and hinge means connecting each panel to at least two adjacent panels.
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- 13 Mar 2000
TL;DR: In this article, a packing container for enclosing heavy durable goods for storage and shipping having a base frame for supporting an article to be packaged is described, where a pair of opposing wing-end panels are received at opposing ends of the base frame with each wing end panel comprising a sheet of corrugated paperboard scored to define an end panel separating two side wing panels.
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Waste collecting box
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- 06 Feb 2003
TL;DR: In this paper, a waste collecting box is fixed on the roadside and can be folded into a flat layered structure, such that if the box is folded when not in use, that is, while collection of wastes is not required, it will not markedly project towards the center of the road and thus will not disturb the passage of passengers and motor vehicles.
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