A package with a sliding opening for consumer goods can include a group of consumer goods; a container that is tub-shaped, which contains the group of consumer goods and comprises an extraction opening for the extraction of consumer goods; a closing label, which is fixed in a repositionable manner to the first container to open and close the extraction opening; a covering of the first container, which is made starting from a blank of wrapping material; a casing made starting from a blank of wrapping material. The casing is arranged externally to the covering and is slidingly coupled to the covering to be movable between a closing position, in which access to the group of consumer goods is not allowed, and an opening position, in which access to the group of consumer goods is allowed.

A caddy includes an outer shell, an inner compartment that is surrounded by the outer shell and connected to a top rim of the outer shell, and a handle connected to the inner compartment. The outer shell includes a plurality of exterior walls that define a plurality of corners. At each corner, a stabilizer is connected to two adjacent exterior walls and extends outward for the exterior walls. A support surface includes bottom surfaces of the exterior walls and the stabilizer, so that an area having a periphery defined by the outer ends of the stabilizers is larger than an area having a periphery defined by the corners. The inner compartment includes pockets having an open top and a closed bottom.

A caddy includes an outer shell, an inner compartment that is surrounded by the outer shell and connected to a top rim of the outer shell, and a handle connected to the inner compartment. The outer shell includes a plurality of exterior walls that define a plurality of corners. At each corner, a stabilizer is connected to two adjacent exterior walls and extends outward for the exterior walls. A support surface includes bottom surfaces of the exterior walls and the stabilizer, so that an area having a periphery defined by the outer ends of the stabilizers is larger than an area having a periphery defined by the corners. The inner compartment includes pockets having an open top and a closed bottom.

Provided is a lunch box container including a lower housing that is formed to have an inner containing space; an upper housing that is hinged to one edge of the lower housing and is rotatable; an inner case contained in the lower housing and provided with partition walls to separate a plurality of inner spaces; and a locking wing that is formed on the other edge of the lower housing or the upper housing. The upper housing includes a trench portion formed on a lower surface to correspond to an upper end portion of the inner case.

Provided is a lunch box container including a lower housing that is formed to have an inner containing space; an upper housing that is hinged to one edge of the lower housing and is rotatable; an inner case contained in the lower housing and provided with partition walls to separate a plurality of inner spaces; and a locking wing that is formed on the other edge of the lower housing or the upper housing. The upper housing includes a trench portion formed on a lower surface to correspond to an upper end portion of the inner case.

A chaff resistant and economically recyclable dunnage tray is disclosed. In one aspect, the dunnage tray includes a base portion formed from a first material and a top portion formed from a second material. The top portion is secured to the base portion, and defines at least one cavity or recess for supporting a machine component. The first and second materials are high density polyethylene (HDPE) materials with the second material including polyethylene elastomers, or plastomers. In one example, the dunnage tray is formed by thermoforming a co-extruded sheet including a first layer corresponding to the bottom structural portion and a second layer corresponding to the elastomer or plastomer portion. In one example, the dunnage tray is formed by thermoforming an extruded sheet to form the base portion and by attaching separately formed top portions with polyethylene elastomers, or plastomers to the thermoformed base portion. This invention provides solutions to chaffing or chipping of polyethylene dunnage trays, control of coefficient of friction and softness to minimize parts from sliding/abrading dunnage surfaces, and eliminates requirements for disassembly of dunnage trays and separation of materials prior to recycling.

A chaff resistant and economically recyclable dunnage tray is disclosed. In one aspect, the dunnage tray includes a base portion formed from a first material and a top portion formed from a second material. The top portion is secured to the base portion, and defines at least one cavity or recess for supporting a machine component. The first and second materials are high density polyethylene (HDPE) materials with the second material including polyethylene elastomers, or plastomers. In one example, the dunnage tray is formed by thermoforming a co-extruded sheet including a first layer corresponding to the bottom structural portion and a second layer corresponding to the elastomer or plastomer portion. In one example, the dunnage tray is formed by thermoforming an extruded sheet to form the base portion and by attaching separately formed top portions with polyethylene elastomers, or plastomers to the thermoformed base portion. This invention provides solutions to chaffing or chipping of polyethylene dunnage trays, control of coefficient of friction and softness to minimize parts from sliding/abrading dunnage surfaces, and eliminates requirements for disassembly of dunnage trays and separation of materials prior to recycling.

A fishing tackle box having removable tray. The box is designed to prevent the contents of the removable tray from becoming dislodged and mixed together if the box is dropped or tipped over while it is closed. In one embodiment, the tackle box comprises a base portion, a lid portion pivotally connected to the base portion, and a removable tray that includes a plurality of open compartments suitable for storing fishing items. A removable cover member rests on top of the removable tray, thereby covering each of the compartments and preventing their contents from becoming dislodged.

A fishing tackle box having removable tray. The box is designed to prevent the contents of the removable tray from becoming dislodged and mixed together if the box is dropped or tipped over while it is closed. In one embodiment, the tackle box comprises a base portion, a lid portion pivotally connected to the base portion, and a removable tray that includes a plurality of open compartments suitable for storing fishing items. A removable cover member rests on top of the removable tray, thereby covering each of the compartments and preventing their contents from becoming dislodged.

A tray assembly for loading a battery cap includes at least one first tray having a top surface, in which first grooves are provided, and a bottom surface, in which second grooves are provided, and at least one second tray having a top surface, in which third grooves are defined, and a bottom surface, in which fourth grooves are defined and disposed above or below the first tray. When the first tray is disposed above the second tray, each of the second grooves and each of the third grooves communicate with each other to provide a communication space. When the first tray is disposed below the second tray, each of the first grooves and each of the fourth grooves communicate with each other to provide a communication space. The battery cap is mounted in an erect state in the communication space provided by the first tray and the second tray.