JP2002321728A - Packaging box for bottle - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a packaging box which is easy in assembling and packaging and resists the breakage of an inside glass bottle even if the box is dropped in transit. SOLUTION: An upper cover 12, a neck holder 14, and right and left flaps 18 are provided at the upper part of this packaging box 10. The upper cover 12 is composed of an upper cover body 12a extended from a box body and an inserting portion 12b further extended from the upper cover body. The neck holer 14 is located on the opposite side of the upper cover 12 across an opening 2 and extends from the box body in the order of a folding back portion 14a, a body portion 14b, and a rising portion 14c. A bottom cushioning material 50 is pressed into the packaging box 10, a liquor bottle 1 is put therein, and the bottom of the bottle is pressed into a hole 53 of the cushioning material 50. The neck holder 14 is bent into a U-shape, pressed into the box, and the neck of the liquor bottle is inserted into a bottle hole 3. In this state, the both side flaps 18 are inwardly flattened, covered with the upper cover 12 thereon, and the inserting portion 12b is inserted into the box. Finally, the upper cover 12 is sealed with an adhesive tape to prevent its opening.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packaging box for containing a liquor bottle or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when a courier uses a courier service to deliver liquor to a customer, the liquor bottle is conventionally wrapped around a sheet-shaped cushion and placed in a packaging box to protect the bottle from shock during transportation. Was. However, in such a method, packing is very troublesome. Even in this case, it is difficult to prevent the bottle from breaking when a strong impact is applied, for example, when the box is dropped on the floor.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a packaging box which is easy to assemble and pack, and in which a glass bottle inside is not easily broken even if dropped during transportation.

[0004]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a bottle packaging box in which an upper lid and a neck holder are respectively extended on two opposite sides of an upper edge of the box. The neck restraint extends from the box body in the order of the folded part, the main body part with a bottle hole through which the neck of the bottle packed in the box passes, and the rising part with almost the same length as the folded part, Bend and push into the box. The upper lid extends from the box body in the order of the main body and the insertion section, and the insertion section is inserted into the box to close the upper opening of the box.
Boxes can be made of cardboard or cardboard.

[0005] The neck restraint prevents the bottle from tilting through the bottle neck into the bottle hole, so that if the box falls sideways to the ground during transport, the bottle can be placed between the bottle and the box wall. Space can be maintained, and even if the box body is slightly deformed, a bottle breakage accident does not occur.

In addition, since the neck restraint extends from the box body and is integrated, it is easy to assemble and pack without increasing the number of parts.

If the folded part hits the head of the bottle when the neck restraint is pushed into the box, it is preferable to make a fold in the folded part of the neck restraint. In this way, the folded portion can be bent in a V-shape along the fold, and can be pushed into the box without being disturbed by the bottle head.

If the box falls upside down on the floor, the neck of the bottle (the neck becomes thicker downwards) before the mouth of the bottle hits the lower surface of the top lid (and the left and right flaps). As it is caught in the bottle hole and buffered by holding the neck, it is difficult to break the bottle. In order to strengthen the neck restraint against thrust from below,
The rising part of the neck restraint should be almost the same length as the turn-back part, so as to transmit force to the upper lid.

Furthermore, in order to make the neck restraint less liable to be deformed when pushed up from below, it is also effective to make the insertion portion extending at the tip of the upper lid almost reach the neck restraint main body. (Claim 2).

[0010] A neck restraint is also extended to the side next to the upper edge of the box,
You can use two neck restraints. In the same manner, the neck restraint also extends from the box body in the order of the folded part, the main body part with the bottle hole through which the neck of the bottle packed in the box passes, and the rising part, and this is bent into a U shape and folded (Claim 3). As described above, by increasing the strength by making the neck restraint double, it becomes difficult to be deformed at the time of dropping the box, and the bottle breakage can be more effectively prevented.

[0011] The neck restraints may be provided on two opposing sides, respectively. In the packaging box according to the fourth aspect, the neck restraint extends on two opposing sides of the upper edge of the box, and the upper lid and the inner lid respectively extend on the other two opposing sides of the upper edge of the box. Become.
The neck restraint extends from the box body in the order of a folded portion, a body portion having a bottle hole through which the neck of the boxed bottle passes, and a rising portion having substantially the same length as the folded portion. Folded into a box. The upper lid extends from the box body in the order of the main body and the insertion section, and the insertion section is inserted into the box to close the upper opening of the box. The inner lid extends from the box body in the order of a folded portion, a main body portion, and a rising portion having substantially the same length as the folded portion of the inner lid, and is bent into a U-shape and pushed into the box.

In this case, the function and effect of holding the neck are the same as those of the first and second aspects. The box is dropped upside down on the floor,
When the neck is not enough to support it, the bottle head hits the inner lid. Since the inner lid is bent in a dish shape to form a space between the inner lid and the upper lid, the inner lid is deformed in the space to absorb a shock. This keeps the bottle from breaking. Even when another object falls on the upper lid, there is a space between the upper lid and the inner lid, so that there is an effect that the bottle can be prevented from being broken.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the packaging box, a neck holder and an inner lid are respectively provided on two opposing sides of an upper edge of the box, and a double door is provided on the other two opposing sides. Become. The neck restraint extends from the box body in the order of a folded portion, a body portion having a bottle hole through which the neck of the boxed bottle passes, and a rising portion having substantially the same length as the folded portion. Folded into a box. The inner lid extends from the box body in the order of a folded portion, a main body portion, and a rising portion having substantially the same length as the folded portion, and is bent into a U-shape to be pushed into the box. The upper cover extends from the box body in the order of the main body and the bent portion, and the ends of these bent portions have a length almost reaching the inner cover.

In this case, the function and effect of holding the neck is the same as that of the first aspect, and there is a space between the inner lid and the upper lid,
The function and effect are the same as those of the fourth aspect. Furthermore, in this product, the upper lid is double-opened, the tip of the bent part of the upper lid has a length that almost reaches the inner lid, and the inner lid and the upper lid together resist resistance to thrust from below Therefore, the strength is increased.

[0015]

1 to 5 show a first embodiment. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 denotes a packaging box, into which two 1.8-liter bottles 1 are placed. Reference numeral 50 is a bottom cushioning material. The packaging box and cushioning material are both made of cardboard paper.

The packaging box 10 has an upper lid 12 and a neck holder 1 at the top.
4 and left and right flaps 18 respectively. The upper lid 12 is a conventional one, and includes an upper lid main body 12a extended from the box main body and an insertion portion 12b further extended therefrom.
Consists of The left and right flaps 18 have a length that is the full width of the box.

The neck restraint 14 is located on the opposite side of the upper lid 12 across the opening 2 and extends from the box body in the order of a folded portion 14a, a neck restraint body 14b, and a rising portion 14c, as shown in FIG. The neck restraint 14 is bent into a U-shape and pushed into the box. The neck restraint body 14b is provided with a bottle hole 3 through which the bottle neck passes, and a hole 4 into which a finger is inserted to cause neck restraint. In addition, the folded back portion 14a of the neck restraint
And the length of the rising portion 14c is substantially the same, and the insertion portion 12b of the upper lid is also substantially the same length as these (14a, 14c).

The bottom cushioning member 50 is assembled by folding a single sheet of substantially square cardboard (corrugated paper) as shown in FIG. There are two vertical and horizontal folds 51 on the cardboard,
The square portion 52 surrounded by these folds is where the top plate is formed. An octagonal hole 53 into which the bottom of the glass bottle 1 is inserted is formed in the center of the top plate portion 52, and a strip-shaped flap 54 extends around the hole. Next to the top plate 52 is a portion to be the side plate 55, and the corner 56 of the cardboard is to be the receiving table 57. At the corner 56, there is a diagonal fold 58 from the corner of the top plate 52,
A square square hole 59 is formed in the middle.

As shown in FIG. 4, the assembling is performed by folding the oblique folds 58 into valleys and folding the corners 56 inward, and folding the vertical and horizontal folds 51 into mountain folds. As shown in FIG. 5, the completed bottom cushioning material 50 is provided at each corner 56.
Is folded in two to form a triangular receiving base 57, and each receiving base 57 extends from the four corners of the box toward the center of the box. A square hole 59 was drilled in the corner 56, but when assembled, this appeared as an L-shaped notch 57a on the hypotenuse of a triangular receiving base 57, and this notch was It will be a seat for you. When the glass bottle 1 is pushed into the buffer material 50 thus assembled, the bottom of the bottle enters the buffer material while bending the flap 54 downward, and is placed on the seat 57a of the receiving stand.

In order to actually pack the bottles, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, two bottom cushioning materials 50 are pushed into a packaging box 10, and two sake bottles 1 are put in the box. , Press the bottom of the bottle into the hole 53 of each cushioning material 50. Next, the neck holder 14 is bent into a U-shape, pushed into the box, and the neck of the sake bottle is passed through the bottle hole 3. When the neck restraint is pushed into the box, the folded portion 14a hits the head of the bottle, so the fold 5 is formed in the folded portion 14a of the neck restraint. As shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 2, if the folded part is pushed in while being bent in a V-shape along the fold line, the head of the bottle can be dodged.

Next, the flaps 18 on both sides are turned inward, the upper lid 12 is put on from above, and the insertion portion 12b is inserted into the box. Finally, so that the top lid 12 does not open,
Seal with adhesive tape.

Since the bottle is packaged in this manner, the neck of the bottle 1 is supported by the neck restraint 14, and the top of the bottle is protected by the left and right flaps 18 and the top lid 12. When the packaging box is dropped on the floor, the cradle 57 of the bottom cushioning material 50 is deformed to prevent the bottle from breaking. If the bottle is dropped in the lying position, the neck restraint 14 is deformed to reduce the impact of the bottle. When dropped upside down, the top of the bottle is buffered by three pieces of cardboard paper (ie, left and right flaps 18 and top lid 12).

In the above embodiment, the case of two bottles has been described, but one or three bottles may be used.

FIGS. 6 and 7 show a second embodiment. This is one in which a neck restraint 24 is formed also on the short side and two neck restraints are provided, and the other configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment. In the drawing, the same reference numerals are given to the same effect members. The neck restraint 24 extends in the order of the folded part 24a, the neck restraint main body 24b, and the rising part 24c in the same manner as the long side 14 and is bent into a U-shape and pushed into the box.

Once the bottle is in the box, the neck restraint 14, neck restraint 24, flap 18 and top lid 12 are closed in that order. In this case, the strength is high because the neck is doubled.

FIGS. 8 and 9 show a third embodiment. 2
A neck restraint 24 is provided on each of the two short sides. These neck restraints are the same as in the second embodiment. On the opposite long side,
An inner lid 16 and an upper lid 22 are provided. The inner lid 16 extends from the box main body in the order of a folded portion 16a, a main body portion 16b, and a rising portion 16c. The length (depth) of the folded portion 16a and the rising portion 16c is substantially the same. The upper lid 22 extends in the order of the main body 22a and the insertion portion 22b from the box main body, and the insertion portion is inserted into the box to close the upper opening of the box. The length of the insertion portion 22b is the same as the length of the folded portion 16a of the inner lid.

The packing order is as follows. The bottle 1 is packed in a box, and both neck holders 24 are pressed into the box so as to be bent in a U-shape, and the bottle neck is passed through the bottle hole 3. Then, the inner lid 16
Is bent into a dish and pushed into a box, on which the insertion portion 22b is bent downward to cover the upper lid 22, and sealed with an adhesive tape. In this case, the space 6 is formed between the inner lid 16 and the upper lid 22. When the box is dropped upside down and the bottle is not supported only by the neck restraint 24, the head of the bottle hits the inner lid 16. At this time, as shown by a chain line in FIG. 9, the inner lid 16 is deformed in the space 6 and absorbs an impact, so that the bottle does not need to be broken. Even if another object falls on the upper lid, since there is a space between the upper lid and the inner lid, the bottle can be prevented from being broken.

The operation and effect of the neck restraint 24 are the same as those of the previous one, and this is robust because there are two neck restraints.

FIGS. 10 and 11 show a fourth embodiment. In this one, a neck restraint 24 on one of the two short sides,
On the other side, an inner lid 26 is provided. The inner lid 26 is obtained by simply increasing the length of the inner lid 16 of the third embodiment. A pair of upper lids 32 are provided on the two long sides so as to open double.
Each upper lid has a bent portion 32b extending beyond the body portion 32a.

The packing order is as follows. The bottle 1 is packed in a box, the neck holder 24 is bent into a U-shape, pushed into the box, and the bottle neck is passed through the bottle hole 3. Next, the inner lid 26 is pushed into the box so as to be bent into a dish shape,
The insertion portion 32b is bent downward to cover the upper lid 32, and sealed with an adhesive tape.

In this embodiment, the operation effect of the neck restraint 24 is the same as that of the previous one, and since the inner lid 26 is restrained by the bent part 32b of the upper lid, it is resistant to thrust from below.

FIGS. 12 and 13 show a fifth embodiment.
In the fourth embodiment, the neck restraint 14 and the inner lid 16 provided on the short side in the fourth embodiment are provided on the long side, and the double-sided upper cover 42 also provided on the long side is provided on the short side. This is almost the same as the fourth embodiment.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a conceptual view of use of a packaging box according to a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view illustrating a use state of the packaging box of the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a bottom cushioning member before assembly.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the bottom cushioning member during assembly.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a use state of the bottom cushioning material.

FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram of use of the packaging box of the second embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a sectional view of a use state of the packaging box of the second embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a conceptual diagram of use of a packaging box according to a third embodiment.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view of a use state of the packaging box of the third embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a conceptual diagram of use of a packaging box according to a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view illustrating a usage state of a packaging box according to a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a conceptual diagram of use of a packaging box according to a fifth embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a sectional view of a use state of the packaging box of the fifth embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Bottle 2 Opening 3 Bottle Hole 4 Hole 5 Fold 6 Space 10 Packaging Box 12, 22, 32, 42 Top Cover 14, 24 Neck Holder 16, 26 Inner Cover 18 Flap

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Claims (6)

[Claims] An upper lid and a neck holder are respectively provided on two opposing sides of an upper edge of the box, and the neck holder is formed by drilling a folded part from a box body and a bottle hole through which a neck of a boxed bottle passes. The main body portion provided and the rising portion having substantially the same length as the folded portion extend in the order, which is bent in a U-shape and pushed into the box, and the upper lid is moved from the box body to the main body. A packaging box for a bottle extending in the order of a part and an insertion part, wherein the insertion part is inserted into the box so as to close an upper opening of the box. 2. The bottle packaging box according to claim 1, wherein the length of the insertion portion extending from the top of the top cover is substantially the same as the depth of the neck restraint bent in a U-shape. . 3. A main body having a neck holder extending to the other side of the upper edge of the box, the neck holder also having a bottle hole through which a folded part and a neck of a bottle packed in the box pass from the box body. 2. The packaging box for a bottle according to claim 1, wherein the packaging box extends in the order of a portion and a rising portion, and is bent into a U-shape and pushed into the box. 4. A box retainer is provided on each of two opposing sides of the upper edge of the box, and an upper cover and an inner cover are respectively provided on the other two opposing sides. Folded part from the body, body part with a bottle hole through which the neck of the boxed bottle passes,
It extends in the order of a rising portion having substantially the same length as the folded portion, which is bent into a U-shape and pushed into the box, and the upper lid is moved from the box body to the main body portion and the insertion portion. The insertion portion is inserted into the box to close the upper opening of the box, and the inner lid is substantially the same as the folded portion, the main body portion and the folded portion of the inner lid from the box body. A bottle packaging box that extends in the order of the rising portion of the length and is bent into a U-shape and pushed into the box. 5. A neck restraint and an inner lid are respectively extended on two opposing sides of an upper edge of the box, and a double-sided upper lid is respectively extended on the other two opposing sides. , A folded portion from the box body, a main body portion having a bottle hole through which the neck of the bottle packed in the box passes, and a rising portion having substantially the same length as the folded portion. It is designed to be pushed into the box, the inner lid is folded back from the box body,
It extends in the order of a main part and a rising part having substantially the same length as the folded part of the inner lid, which is bent into a U-shape and pushed into the box. The bottle packaging box extends in the order of the bent portions, and the ends of these bent portions have a length substantially reaching the inner lid. 6. The bottle packaging box according to claim 1, wherein a fold is provided in the middle of the folded portion of the neck restraint.