CN209177079U - Display box lining - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses an inner lining of a display packaging box, which belongs to the technical field of packaging boxes and solves the defects of poor shock resistance, high manufacturing cost and unfavorable environmental sanitation of the existing packaging box using a plastic chassis as the inner lining. The display packaging of this case The inner lining of the box is formed by folding and pasting a piece of die-cut cardboard, through the two opposite lining parts and the connecting part connecting the two, and each lining part is provided with a gap, and there is a gap between the two lining parts. There is a space to form an accommodation space, so that each two opposite gaps and part of the accommodation space form a card slot, so that block biscuits or chocolates can be placed in each card slot one by one, which is convenient for packaging and display of items, and the lining part It is a hollow structure with good shock resistance. Compared with the inner lining made of plastic, the paper inner lining is conducive to environmental sanitation and lower manufacturing cost.

Description

Display box lining

technical field

The utility model relates to the technical field of packaging boxes, in particular to an inner lining of a display packaging box.

Background technique

In daily production, boxes are usually used to package block foods such as chocolates and biscuits. During transportation, in order to prevent these block foods from being crushed and broken, an inner liner is usually added to the box to support the box and at the same time To protect the food, the inner lining is usually integrally formed of plastic materials, usually a plastic chassis, which can be easily pulled out from the packaging box. There are multiple grooves in the plastic chassis, and foods such as chocolate and biscuits are packed in the concave of the plastic chassis. However, such plastic linings usually have poor shock resistance and are not conducive to environmental sanitation, and the manufacturing cost is relatively high. For high-end products, the use of plastic chassis linings is not advanced and cannot highlight its value.

Utility model content

In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the purpose of the utility model is to provide a display-type packaging box lining with lower cost, better shock resistance, and environmental sanitation.

In order to realize the purpose of above-mentioned utility model, the utility model adopts following technical scheme:

A display-type packing box lining, which is formed by folding and pasting a piece of die-cut cardboard. The display-type packing box lining includes a first lining part, a second lining part and a connecting part. The first 2. The second liner is formed on the upper surface of the connecting portion, an accommodating space is provided between the first and second liner, and the first liner is provided with a plurality of mouths facing the accommodating space The first gap, the second liner is provided with a plurality of second gaps with mouths facing the accommodating space, each of the first notches, part of the accommodating space, and each of the second notches constitute Card slots for storing items.

In the above technical solution, preferably, the display-type packaging box inner liner includes a first panel, a second panel, a third panel, a bottom panel, a fourth panel, a fifth panel and a sixth panel connected in sequence, and the A first crease is provided between the first and second panels, a second crease is provided between the second and third panels, a third crease is provided between the third and bottom panels, and the There is a fourth crease between the bottom and four panels, a fifth crease between the fourth and fifth panels, and a sixth crease between the fifth and sixth panels. The first, second, and third panels are folded along the first, second, and third creases to form the first lining, and the fourth, fifth, and sixth panels are folded along the fourth, fifth, and sixth folds. The folded seam constitutes the second lining part, and the bottom panel constitutes the connecting part.

In the above technical solution, preferably, a plurality of the first notches are opened on the first and second panels and straddle the first creases, and a plurality of the second notches are opened on the on the fifth and sixth panels and across the sixth crease.

In the above technical solution, preferably, the space between the third and fourth panels forms the accommodating space.

In the above technical solution, preferably, the plurality of first notches are arranged at equal intervals along the length direction of the first crease, and the plurality of second notches are equidistantly arranged along the length direction of the sixth crease layout.

In the above technical solution, preferably, one end of the bottom panel is connected to the first wing, and the other end is connected to the second wing.

In the above technical solution, preferably, one end of the second panel is connected to the first wing, and the other end is connected to the second wing, and one end of the fifth panel is connected to the third wing, and the other end is connected to the second wing. A fourth wing is connected at the bottom.

In the above technical solution, preferably, patterns and/or characters are printed on the surface of the die-cut cardboard.

In the above technical solution, preferably, the depth of the card slot is smaller than the height of the item.

In the above technical solution, preferably, the die-cut cardboard is white cardboard, gold cardboard or silver cardboard with a grammage of more than 300 g.

Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects: the inner lining of the display packaging box in this case is formed by folding and pasting a piece of die-cut cardboard. Each liner is provided with a gap, and there is a space between the two liners to form an accommodating space, so that each of the two notches and part of the accommodating space forms a card slot, so that the block biscuit or chocolate can be Cards are placed in each card slot one by one to facilitate the packaging and display of items, and the lining is a hollow structure with good shock resistance. Compared with plastic linings, paper linings are conducive to environmental sanitation and lower manufacturing costs.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is the three-dimensional view of the inner liner of the display packaging box of Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 2 is a plane development view of the inner lining of the display packaging box of Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the inner lining of the display packaging box of the second embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 4 is a plane expanded view of the inner lining of the display-type packaging box of the second embodiment of the present invention;

Among them: 100. Lining of display packaging box; 11. First lining; 12. Second lining; 13. Connection; 111. First panel; 112. Second panel; 113. Third panel; 121. Fourth panel; 122, fifth panel; 123, sixth panel; 131, bottom panel; 151, accommodating space; 152, first gap; 153, second gap; 1311, first wing plate; 1312, second Wing plate; L1, first crease; L2, second crease; L3, third crease; L4, fourth crease; L5, fifth crease; L6, sixth crease; 200, display package Box lining; 21, the first lining; 22, the second lining; 23, the connection; 211, the first panel; 212, the second panel; 213, the third panel; 221, the fourth panel; 222, the first panel Five panels; 223, the sixth panel; 231, the bottom panel; 251, accommodation space; 252, the first gap; 253, the second gap; 2121, the first wing; 2122, the second wing; 2221, the third Wing; 2222, the fourth wing; K1, the first crease; K2, the second crease; K3, the third crease; K4, the fourth crease; K5, the fifth crease; K6, the sixth crease mark.

Detailed ways

In order to describe the technical content, structural features, achieved goals and effects of the utility model in detail, the following will describe in detail in conjunction with the embodiments and accompanying drawings.

Among them, the die-cut cardboard in this case is white cardboard with a grammage of more than 300g. In other embodiments, it can also be other types of cardboard, such as gold cardboard, silver cardboard, etc. The paper lining in this case is mainly used For the transportation protection and sales display of biscuits and chocolate products, compared with the plastic lining, it has the following advantages: environmental protection, no pollution; simple production (die-cut from a piece of cardboard); strong shock resistance; can be crushed, It does not take up space, and the sockets at both ends are directly formed during packaging, which is more convenient for transportation; the surface of the paper can be printed, and some surface processes (bronzing, embossing, glazing, patterns, etc.) can be done, and the plasticity is strong; combined with the product, it can play a better role The display effect, the following will specifically illustrate the structural composition of the display packaging box lining of this case in conjunction with Embodiments 1 and 2.

Embodiment 1: As shown in FIG. 1 , a display box liner 100 formed by folding and pasting a piece of die-cut cardboard includes a first liner 11 , a second liner 12 and a connecting portion connecting the two 13. The first and second lining parts are formed on the upper surface of the connecting part 13, and an accommodating space 151 is provided between the first and second lining parts. 152, the second liner 12 is provided with a plurality of second notches 153 whose mouths face the accommodating space 151, and each first notch 152, part of the accommodating space 151 and each second notch 153 constitute a card slot for holding an article 15. For example, block chocolate or biscuits are placed in the card slot 15 one by one.

As shown in Figure 2, after the die-cut cardboard is flattened, it includes a first panel 111, a second panel 112, a third panel 113, a bottom panel 131, a fourth panel 121, a fifth panel 122, a sixth panel Panel 123. Wherein, a first crease L1 is provided between the first panel 111 and the second panel 112, a second crease L2 is provided between the second panel and the third panel, and a crease L2 is provided between the third panel 113 and the bottom panel 131. The third crease L3, the fourth crease L4 is provided between the bottom panel 131 and the fourth panel 121, the fifth crease L5 is provided between the fourth panel 121 and the fifth panel 122, the fifth panel 122 and the sixth panel There is a sixth fold L6 between the panels 123, and the first, second, and third panels are folded along the first, second, and third folds to form the first liner 11, and the fourth, fifth, and sixth folds are folded along the fourth, fifth, and sixth folds. The second liner 12 is formed behind the four, five, and six panels. In this way, the first and second liners are all internal hollow structures with good shock resistance. Referring to FIG. 1 , the space between the third and fourth panels forms an accommodating space 151 , and the bottom panel 131 serves as a connecting portion 13 to connect the first lining portion 11 and the second lining portion 12 . A plurality of first notches 152 are opened on the first and second panels and straddle the first crease L1 , and a plurality of second notches 153 are opened on the fifth and sixth panels and straddle the sixth crease L6 . A plurality of first notches 152 are arranged at equal intervals along the length direction of the first crease L1, and a plurality of second notches 153 are arranged at equal intervals along the length direction of the sixth crease L6. Arranged in this way, biscuits/chocolates etc. are arranged in the card slot 15 in an orderly manner, which is beautiful, neat and convenient for packaging. One end of the bottom panel 131 is connected to a first wing 1311 , and the other end is connected to a second wing 1312 . Such setting can facilitate the user to operate the first wing plate 1311/second wing plate 1312 to extract the display-type packing box liner 100 from the corresponding packing box. The first and second wing plates together with the third and fourth panels will accommodate space surrounded.

Embodiment 2: As shown in FIG. 3 , a display box liner 200 formed by folding and pasting a piece of die-cut cardboard includes a first liner 21 , a second liner 22 and a connecting portion connecting the two twenty three. The first and second lining parts are formed on the upper surface of the connecting part 23, and an accommodating space 251 is provided between the first and second lining parts. 252, the second liner 22 is provided with a plurality of second notches 253 whose mouths face the accommodating space 251, and each first notch 252, part of the accommodating space 251 and each second notch 253 constitute a card slot for holding an article 25. For example, block chocolates or biscuits are placed in the card slot 25 one by one.

As shown in Figure 4, after the die-cut cardboard is flattened, it includes a first panel 211, a second panel 212, a third panel 213, a bottom panel 231, a fourth panel 221, a fifth panel 222, and a sixth panel connected in sequence. Panel 223. Wherein, a first crease K1 is provided between the first panel 211 and the second panel 212, a second crease K2 is provided between the second panel 212 and the third panel 213, and a second crease K2 is provided between the third panel 213 and the bottom panel 231. A third crease K3 is provided, a fourth crease K4 is provided between the bottom panel 231 and the fourth panel 221, a fifth crease K5 is provided between the fourth panel 221 and the fifth panel 222, and the fifth panel 222 and A sixth crease K6 is provided between the sixth panel 223, and the first, second, and third panels are folded along the first, second, and third creases respectively to form the first lining 21, and along the fourth, fifth, and sixth creases, respectively, The second liner 22 is formed after the fourth, fifth, and sixth panels are folded. In this way, the first and second liners are both internal hollow structures with good shock resistance. Referring to FIG. 3 , the space between the third and fourth panels forms an accommodating space 251 , and the bottom panel 231 serves as a connecting portion 23 to connect the first lining portion 21 and the second lining portion 22 . A plurality of first notches 252 are formed on the first and second panels and straddle the first crease K1 , and a plurality of second notches 253 are formed on the fifth and sixth panels and straddle the sixth crease K6 . A plurality of first notches 252 are arranged at equal intervals along the length direction of the first crease K1, and a plurality of second notches 253 are arranged at equal intervals along the length direction of the sixth crease K6. Arranged in this way, biscuits/chocolates etc. are arranged in the card slot 25 in an orderly manner, which is beautiful, neat and convenient for packaging.

One end of the second panel 212 is connected with the first fin 2121, the other end is connected with the second fin 2122, one end of the fifth panel 222 is connected with the third fin 2221, and the other end is connected with the fourth fin 2222. Such arrangement makes the first and second liners a closed structure with higher structural strength.

The above-mentioned embodiments are only to illustrate the technical concept and characteristics of the present invention, and its purpose is to enable those who are familiar with the technology to understand the content of the present invention and implement accordingly, and cannot limit the protection scope of the present invention. All equivalent changes or modifications made according to the spirit of the utility model shall fall within the protection scope of the utility model.

Claims (10)

1. A display-type packaging box lining, which is formed by folding and pasting a piece of die-cut cardboard, characterized in that: the display-type packaging box lining includes a first lining (11; 21), a second Lining part (12; 22) and connecting part (13; 23), the first and second lining parts are formed on the upper surface of the connecting part (13; 23), and the first and second lining parts There is an accommodating space (151; 251) between them, and the first liner (11; 21) is provided with a plurality of first gaps (152; 252) with mouths facing the accommodating space (151; 251) , the second liner (12; 22) is provided with a plurality of second notches (153; 253) with mouths facing the accommodating space (151; 251), each of the first notches (152; 252 ), part of the accommodating space (151; 251), and each of the second notches (153; 253) constitute a card slot (15; 25) for holding objects. 2. The display packaging box lining according to claim 1, characterized in that: the display packaging box lining includes a first panel (111; 211) and a second panel (112; 212) connected in sequence , the third panel (113; 213), the bottom panel (131; 231), the fourth panel (121; 221), the fifth panel (122; 222) and the sixth panel (123; 223), the first 1. A first crease (L1; K1) is provided between the two panels, a second crease (L2; K2) is provided between the second and third panels, and a second crease (L2; K2) is provided between the third and bottom panels. There is a third crease (L3; K3), a fourth crease (L4; K4) is set between the bottom and four panels, and a fifth crease (L5) is set between the fourth and fifth panels. ; K5), there is a sixth crease (L6; K6) between the fifth and sixth panels, and the first, second and third panels are folded along the first, second and third creases to form The first liner (11; 21), the fourth, fifth, and sixth panels are folded along the fourth, fifth, and sixth folds to form the second liner (12; 22), the The aforementioned bottom panel (131; 231) constitutes the aforementioned connection portion (13; 23). 3. The display packaging box liner according to claim 2, characterized in that: a plurality of said first notches (152; 252) are opened on said first and second panels and straddle said The first crease (L1; K1), a plurality of second notches (153; 253) are opened on the fifth and sixth panels and straddle the sixth crease (L6; K6). 4. The display packaging box liner according to claim 2, characterized in that: the space between the third and fourth panels forms the accommodating space (151; 251). 5. The display packaging box liner according to claim 2, characterized in that: a plurality of said first notches (152; 252) are equally spaced along the length direction of said first crease (L1; K1) Arrangement, a plurality of the second notches (153; 253) are arranged at equal intervals along the length direction of the sixth crease (L6; K6). 6. The display packaging box lining according to claim 2, characterized in that: one end of the bottom panel (131; 231) is connected to a first wing (1311; 2311), and the other end is connected to a second wing. Two wings (1312; 2312). 7. The display packaging box liner according to claim 2, characterized in that: one end of the second panel (212) is connected with a first flap (2121), and the other end is connected with a second flap (2122), the third fin (2221) is connected to one end of the fifth panel (222), and the fourth fin (2222) is connected to the other end. 8. The display-type packaging liner according to claim 1, characterized in that: patterns and/or characters are printed on the surface of the die-cut cardboard. 9. The display packaging box liner according to claim 1, characterized in that: the depth of the card slot is smaller than the height of the item. 10. The display-type packaging liner according to any one of claims 1-9, wherein the die-cut cardboard is white cardboard, gold cardboard or silver cardboard with a grammage of more than 300g.