Paper or small cigar packed container

Patent name Container for paper or small cigars Patented applicant Manfred Klimman Main applicant Address Germany Entebrück-Kinsel Inventor Albert Bernhard Application (Patent) No. 02822583 .X Application date 2002.11.14 Certification date Approval notice number 1585608 Approval announcement date 2005.02.23 Instruction CD-ROM number D0508 Main classification number A24F15/12 Classification number A24F15/12 Sub-item Original application number Priority item abstract This invention relates to a container (17) It includes a cavity adapted to fit a cigarette or cigarillo package that substantially and accurately accommodates a portion having a reversible lid, including a lid pivotable about a rotating shaft assembled in the container ( 19) This cover mates with the corresponding cover portion of the cigarette or cigarillo packet, including an elastic member (23) that supports the cover opening (opening), and a lock that includes a portion of the cover that can be repeatedly opened and locked. Component (21). At least one linkage (20) is provided inside the lid of the container, which forces the portion of the lid of the cigarette or cigarillo pack to rotate with the lid (19) when the lid (19) is opened. In addition, the elastic element (23) is motion-damping. Sovereignty 1. A container comprising a cavity adapted to substantially fit a cigarette or cigarillo package accurately containing a portion having a reversible lid, including a rotatable shaft about a rotating shaft assembled in the container The lid, which mates with the corresponding lid portion of the cigarette or cigarillo packet, includes an elastic member that supports the lid being opened (opened), and a locking member that includes a portion of the lid that can be repeatedly opened and locked. In order to provide at least one linkage (15, 20) on the inner side of the lid of the container, which forces the part of the lid of the cigarette or cigarillo pack to rotate together with the lid when the lid (14, 19) is opened, and the elastic element (23) ) is motion-damping.