JP2003095319A - Paper multi-pack - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a multi-pack in which a corrugated fiberboard can be used for a stock material. SOLUTION: When a side member 14 is folded inwardly from a holding member 4 and a plurality of cans C placed on a bottom plate 1 are packaged by the holding member 4, a locking plate 11 is erected to lock the cans C as a folding pieces 13 is folded. When a handle 6 is inserted in an insertion hole 7, and lifted, an upper plate 5 overlaps another upper plate 3, and the shape of the holding member 4 is kept cylindrical. The plurality of cans C can be easily assembly-packaged from a corrugated fiberboard in a blank condition, and can be stably carried by holding the handle 6.

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multipack for packaging beer cans and the like, which can use cardboard as a material. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, a multipack as shown in FIG. 6 is used. This multi-pack is made of water-resistant paperboard, wraps a plurality of cans C with a holding material 53 in which a side plate 51 and a bottom plate 52 are sequentially provided on both sides of an upper plate 50, and engages the bottom plates 52 with each other. The folded piece 54 extending from the end of the can 51 is bent inward, and the retaining piece 55 connected to the upper plate 50 and the bottom plate 52 from the upper and lower ends thereof is arranged along the outer periphery of the can C to prevent the can C from coming off. And a pair of pushing pieces 56 are provided, and the pushing pieces 56 are pushed in with fingers to be gripped and carried. [0003] Incidentally, paperboard multipacks are difficult to regenerate and are all treated as garbage by local governments. Businesses are required to bear processing costs based on the Containers and Packaging Recycling Law. On the other hand, if a packaging material made of corrugated cardboard, which can be recycled and has a high recovery rate, is used, such a burden is not required, but the structure of the multipack is not suitable for thick cardboard. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a multipack that can use cardboard as a material. [0006] In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, in a multipack according to the present invention, when a content placed on a bottom plate is wrapped with a holding material, a retaining plate stands up and the contents are raised. When the handle was inserted and the handle was inserted into the insertion hole and lifted, the upper creeper overlapped the other upper plate, and the holding material was kept cylindrical. An embodiment of the present invention will now be described with reference to FIG.
This will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 1, this multi-pack made of cardboard stores six cans C in three rows of two cans. In this multi-pack blank, as shown in FIG. 2, a side plate 2 and an upper plate 3 are successively provided on both sides of a bottom plate 1 to form a holding member 4, and an edge of one upper plate 3 is formed. In addition, a handle 6 is connected to an edge of the other upper plate 3. An insertion hole 7 is provided at a ridge of one of the upper plate 3 and the upper creepage plate 5, and a handle 6 is provided with a sticking piece 9 at a tip of a pair of gripping pieces 8. The bending piece 10 is connected to the grip portion of the. Cuts a are provided on both side edges of the base of the gripping piece 8. A retaining plate 11 is provided on both side edges of the bottom plate 1 and the upper plate 3.
However, folded plates 12 are respectively provided on both side edges of the side plate 2, and the side members 14 are formed by connecting these via a folding piece 13. The boundary between the folding plate 12 and the folding piece 13 is an oblique line. When assembling such a blank and packaging the can C, as shown in FIG.
Is folded inward, and the can C placed on the bottom plate 1 is wrapped with the holding material 4, so that the folding piece 13 is folded and the retaining piece 11 stands up. Then, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the handle 6 folded in two is inserted into the insertion hole 7, and the notches a are engaged with both end edges of the insertion hole 7 as shown in FIG. When they are combined, the upper creeping board 5 overlaps with the other upper board 3, and the holding member 4 is held in a tubular shape. Prior to packaging, the folded plate 12 is attached to the side plate 2.
When the handle 6 is folded in two, the gripping pieces 8 are overlapped with each other, and the sticking pieces 9 are attached to the inner surface of the upper plate 3, workability is improved. After packaging in this manner, the bent piece 10 is
When the handle 6 is lifted by pushing the can into the through hole, the can C is prevented from coming off by the retaining plate 11 and is fastened by the holding member 4, so that the multipack can be stably carried. In this multi-pack, since the notches a of the gripping pieces 8 are engaged with both edges of the insertion hole 7, the handle 6
The holding material 4 does not open even if the hands are released. As described above, in the multi-pack according to the present invention, the retaining plate rises with the entanglement of the holding material to prevent the contents from coming off, and is inserted into the insertion hole of the handle. Since the holding member is formed in a tubular shape, the contents can be easily assembled and packaged from a blank state, and the handle can be stably carried by grasping the handle.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a packaging state of a corrugated cardboard multipack according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a view showing a blank of the same. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a packing process of the same. 4: Upper perspective view showing a packaging process of the above [FIG. 5] Longitudinal side view of the same [FIG. 6] Perspective view showing a conventional multi-pack made of paperboard [Description of symbols] 1 Bottom plate 2 Side plate 3 Top plate 4 Holding material 5 Upper crate 6 Handle 7 Insert hole 11 Stopper plate 12 Folding plate 13 Folding piece 14 Side member

   ────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of front page    (72) Inventor Toshinori Sawada             Rengo 4-2-1-15 Kosuge, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo             ー Katsushika Factory Co., Ltd. F-term (reference) 3E060 AA05 AB15 BA08 BC02 CA01                       CA13 CA27 EA07 EA13                 3E067 AA22 AB99 AC03 AC12 BA20A                       BB02A BC03A EC01 EE11                       FA01 FC02

Claims (1)

1. A holding member 4 is formed by sequentially connecting a side plate 2 and an upper plate 3 on both sides of a bottom plate 1 to form a holding member 4. A handle 6 is connected to an edge of the other upper plate 3, and an insertion hole 7 is provided at a ridge portion of the upper plate 3 and the upper creepage plate 5. A side member 14 is formed by connecting a retaining plate 11 that has come out and a folded plate 12 that extends from both side edges of the side plate 2 through a folding piece 13, and the side member 14 is bent inward from the holding material 4. When the contents placed on the bottom plate 1 are wrapped with the holding material 4, the retaining plate 11 rises to prevent the contents from coming off, and the handle 6 is inserted into the insertion hole 7 and lifted.
A paper multi-pack in which the upper crimping plate 5 overlaps the other upper plate 3 so that the holding member 4 is kept in a cylindrical shape.