| 摘要 |
A carrier for a container for rod-like articles of the tobacco industry, the carrier interior having a cuboid-like shape, the carrier having a bottom wall, a middle sidewall and two outer sidewalls=adjoining it, while from the side of the remaining walls of the abovementioned cuboid the carrier is open. An external movable element is attached to the carrier and extending along the middle sidewall. The height of the middle sidewall is lower than the height of the outer sidewalls, so that between the outer sidewalls and the upper edge of the middle sidewall there is a void space. The movable element is movable between a first position, in which it lies opposite to the middle sidewall, and a second position, in which it lies at least partially opposite to the void space or at least partially is situated within the void space above upper edge of the middle sidewall. |
| 主权项 |
1. A carrier (1) for a container for rod-like articles (R) of the tobacco industry, the interior of which has a cuboid-like shape, said carrier (1) comprising:
a bottom wall (2), a middle sidewall (5) having a first height, two outer sidewalls (3, 4) adjoining the middle sidewall (5) and having a second height, the carrier (1) being open at a side of opposite to the middle sidewall (5) between the two outer sidewalls (3,4), and an external movable element (7) attached to the carrier and extending along the middle sidewall (5), wherein the first height of the middle sidewall (5) is lower than the second height of the outer sidewalls (3, 4), such that a void space (6) is defined between the outer sidewalls (3, 4) and an upper edge (8) of the middle sidewall (5), and wherein the external movable element is movable between a first position, in which the external movable element lies opposite to the middle sidewall (5), and a second position, in which the external movable element lies at least partially opposite to the void space (6) or at least partially is situated within the void space (6) above the upper edge (8) of the middle sidewall (5). |
