JP1729871S - packaging cushioning blanks - Google Patents

Abstract

The article combines features suitable for packaging and transporting odd-shaped items. As shown in the reference diagrams showing the state of use, the product is placed in the center of the front view, and the front and back parts of the product are placed in the vicinity of the front and back through lead creases consisting of trapezoidal cuts and press creases. The product is folded inwardly along this line to wrap the product. At this time, an appropriate space corresponding to the thickness of the product is formed by the trapezoidal lead lines, and each slit (cut) formed on the inner surface side is split open under the influence of the three-dimensional shape of the product. It adheres to each part of the product by bending or bending. Due to this close contact, movement of the product within the article is easily prevented in the wrapped state. Next, the left and right flaps are bent about 90 degrees from their inner creases to form legs, which are housed in an outer box in which both outer surfaces of the legs are inscribed, thereby maintaining the legs in an inverted state. In this inverted state, a space is formed between the lower end of the leg portion and the lower surface of the state in which the product is completely stored, and the space contributes to a shock absorbing effect.