JP2005186989A - Container with label hung on neck - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a container with a label hung on a neck which can be held in an inverted posture regardless of a shape of the top face of a cap mounted by covering a spouting opening. <P>SOLUTION: The container 10 with the label hung on the neck is constituted by hanging a label 13 to be hung on the neck comprising a muffler piece 15 having an opening 14 hung on the neck and a pair of skirt pieces 17a and 17b bent downward from facing side parts 16 of the muffler piece 15 on the neck part 18 of the container 11. Bending guide lines 19 are provided in parallel to the side parts 16 on each of the skirt pieces 17a and 17b of the label 13 hung on the neck. The label 13 hung on the neck removed from the container 11 is bent at the bending guide lines, and parts 20a and 20b more tip side than the bending guide lines 19 of the skirt pieces 17a and 17b are used as a bottom face part and the muffler piece 15 is used as a top face part to form a solid shaped assembled stand. The lower end part of the container 11 is inserted and arranged into the opening 14 hung on the neck of the top face part to hold the container 11 under the inversely resupinated state. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a container with a neck hanging label formed by attaching a neck hanging label formed of a collar-wound piece having a neck hanging opening and a pair of skirt pieces to the neck portion of the container.

  For example, bottle-shaped containers or tube-shaped containers are often used as containers for storing cosmetics, detergents, foods, etc., and these containers are commercialized by attaching caps etc. after the contents are stored. Then, the user uses the contents while removing or reattaching the cap or the like. In addition, these containers are printed and labeled on the surface of the container and decorated so that the consumer can identify the type of contents and clearly distinguish it from other similar products. To improve and promote sales.

  Furthermore, for example, when a new product is sold or during a special sales campaign, a container is sometimes sold with a neck label attached to the neck for the purpose of further enhancing the advertising effect of the product. Such a neck label is formed by using a sheet plate having a shape-retaining rigidity that can hold a shape after folding, which is made of a thin sheet-like plate or board made of plastic in addition to a film material. These neck hanging labels are attached so as to partially cover the outer peripheral surface of the body portion of the bottle container by being attached while inserting the neck portion of the container into the opening for neck hanging.

As such a neckline label, various forms and shapes have been developed in view of its advertising effect, ease of handling when attached to a container, cost reduction, etc. (for example, Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, and Patent Document 3).
JP-A-11-184378 JP 2000-227758 A JP 2002-91309 A

  On the other hand, if the contents of cosmetics, detergents, foods, etc. contained in the container are of high viscosity, for example, if the remaining amount is low, after the cap etc. is removed, it remains in a place away from the dispensing opening There are cases where it takes time to move the contents to the dispensing opening, and smooth dispensing cannot be performed. For this reason, for example, the top surface of a cap or the like is formed so as to have a flat and substantial ground contact area, and after the cap or the like is mounted on the container, the top surface is placed on the installation surface and the container is inverted. The remaining content is moved downward by its own weight and stays near the dispensing opening so that the remaining content can be quickly poured out from the dispensing opening at the next use. The idea to make is made.

  However, it is often not appropriate to form the top surface of a cap or the like that covers the dispensing opening so as to be a flat surface of a considerable size from the viewpoint of the design of the container and the ease of handling. Such a container is difficult to keep upside down in a stable state. Also, there are many containers that do not stand upright when used after purchase, even if they stand upright at the time of display, but you may want to store such containers upright after use. is there.

  The present invention makes it possible to hold the container in an inverted state regardless of the shape of the top surface such as a cap attached to cover the dispensing opening, and even a container that does not have a self-supporting function, An object of the present invention is to provide a container with a neck label that can be stored in a standing state.

  According to the present invention, a neck hanging label including a collar winding piece in which a neck hanging opening is formed and a pair of skirt pieces that are bent downward and connected from opposite sides of the collar winding piece is provided on the neck of the container. A container with a neck label that is attached, wherein each skirt piece of the neck label is provided with a bending guide wire extending in parallel with the side portion, and the neck hook removed from the container A label is bent with the bending guide wire, and a three-dimensional assembly stand is formed with a portion of the skirt piece on the tip side of the bending guide wire as a bottom surface portion and the collar winding piece as a top surface portion. The above object is achieved by providing a container with a neck label that inserts and arranges the upper end or lower end of the container into the neck hanging opening of the surface portion and holds the container in an inverted state or an upright state. .

  Here, in the present invention, the bending guide lines formed on each skirt piece are, for example, ruled lines, perforations, half-cut lines, weakened lines, hinge lines, etc. on a flat sheet material made of, for example, cardboard or plastic. It is formed by providing it in a straight line, and when it is gripped on both sides of the guide wire and bending stress is applied to the sheet material, it is guided so that it is bent preferentially along the guide wire. The guide wire has a function of preventing the fold line from reaching other parts.

  According to the present invention, the assembly stand formed by removing the neck label from the container is not only for standing the container with the neck label removed, but also for other containers to be in an inverted state or upright. It can also be used to maintain the state.

  According to the container with a neck label of the present invention, the container can be held in an inverted state regardless of the shape of the top surface of the cap or the like that covers the dispensing opening and has a function of being self-supporting. Even containers that are not provided can be stored upright.

  A container 10 with a neck label (neck leaflet) according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B is a small container containing, for example, a high-viscosity liquid cosmetic material or the like as a content. A neck-shaped label 13 is attached to a bottle-shaped container 11 so as to cover the upper and lower half of the peripheral surface of the container body 12. According to this embodiment, the contents such as the contained cosmetics have a viscosity of, for example, about 500 to 100,000, and when the remaining amount decreases, the contents are poured out from the dispensing opening at the time of use. Therefore, it is possible to smoothly pour out the remaining contents from the pour opening using the neck label 13.

  The container 10 with a neck hanging label according to the present embodiment is a pair of a collar winding piece 15 in which a neck hanging opening 14 is formed and a pair of bent collars 15 connected to each other by being bent downward from opposing sides 16 and 16 of the collar winding piece 15. A bottle-like container formed by attaching a neck label 13 including skirt pieces 17a and 17b (see FIG. 2A) to the neck portion 18 of the container 11, and each skirt piece 17a of the neck label 13 , 17b are provided with bending guide lines 19, 19 extending in parallel with the side portions 16, 16 to which the skirt pieces 17a, 17b are connected, and the neck label 13 removed from the container 11 is bent. Bending with the guide wires 19 and 19, the skirt pieces 17 a and 17 b of the skirt pieces 17 a and 17 b are arranged in a three-dimensional shape with the front end portions 20 a and 20 b of the skirt pieces 17 a and 17 b as the bottom portion and the collar winding pieces 15 as the top portion The command 21 is formed, by arranging inserting an upper end of the container 11 to the neck opening 14 of the top surface portion, is adapted to hold the container 11 in an inverted state.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, the insertion tongue-like piece 22 is inserted into one skirt piece 17a and the other skirt piece is provided at the distal end portions 20a and 20b of the skirt pieces 17a and 17b with respect to the bending guide wire 19. Insertion cuts 23 (see FIG. 2A) are respectively formed in 17b, and the insertion tongue piece 22 is inserted and locked to the insertion cutout 23 while the skirt pieces 17a and 17b are overlapped. Thus, the assembly stand 21 is held in a hollow box shape having a square cross section.

  According to this embodiment, the neck label 13 has a shape-retaining rigidity that can easily hold the shape after being bent, and is preferably made of paper or plastic, for example, as shown in FIG. 2 (a). It is formed using a rectangular sheet plate 24. That is, the upper end head portion 26 of the container 11 fitted with the cap 25 is allowed to pass through the substantially central portion of the sheet plate 24 (see FIGS. 1A and 1B), but the shoulder portion 27 of the container 11 is not allowed to pass. A circular neck hanging opening 14 is cut out. In addition, rectangular portions defined by a pair of broken lines 28 perpendicular to the long side 24a of the sheet plate 24 and the long side 24a of the sheet plate 24, which are located on both sides of the neck hanging opening 14, are collars. The winding piece 15 and the pair of folding lines 28 are opposed to the side portions 16 and 16 of the collar winding piece 15, and the outer portions thereof are bent substantially perpendicularly to the collar winding piece 15. The portion is a pair of skirt pieces 17a and 17b.

  Further, folding guide lines 19 and 19 made of, for example, perforations extend in parallel to the side portions 16 and 16 at positions spaced apart from the folding line 28 at the same interval on the skirt pieces 17a and 17b. Each is provided. In addition, a cutting tongue line 22 is formed by inserting a cutting line in a portion 20a on the tip side of the bending guide line 19 of one skirt piece 17a, and the bending guide line 19 of the other skirt piece 17b. Further, an insertion notch 23 is formed in the portion 20b on the front end side by inserting a cutting line. Note that the length of the tip portion 20b provided with the insertion cut-out 23 is slightly shorter than the length of the tip portion 20a provided with the insertion tongue-shaped piece 22, and the insertion tongue. The tip-side portion 20 a provided with the shape piece 22 has a rectangular shape substantially the same as that of the collar-wound piece 15.

  According to the neck label 13 having such a configuration, the pair of skirt pieces 17a and 17b connected to the collar winding piece 15 substantially vertically is further bent substantially vertically along the bending guide line 19, for example, As shown in FIG. 2 (b), the portions 20a and 20b on the front end side with respect to the bending guide wire 19 are overlapped while disposing the front end portion 20b on which the insertion notches 23 are formed inside. The insertion stand is inserted into the insertion cutout 23 while being inserted from the outside while the insertion tongue piece 22 is pushed in from the outside, and is assembled into a hollow box-like stable form with a rectangular cross section. 21 is formed easily and smoothly.

  And according to the container 10 with a neck label of this embodiment formed by mounting the neck label 13 on the neck portion 18 of the container 11, regardless of the shape of the top surface of the cap 25 attached so as to cover the dispensing opening. The container 11 can be easily held in an inverted state. That is, according to this embodiment, when the consumer uses the container 11 while removing the cap 25 from the state of purchase shown in FIG. 1A, the neck label 13 removed from the container 11 is hollow. An assembly stand 21 having a rectangular cross section is formed by assembling into a box shape, and a bottom surface having a substantial ground contact area by the portions 20a and 20b on the tip side of the bending guide wire 19 is provided as shown in FIG. , A stable standing stand is formed with the collar-wrapping piece 15 having the neck opening 14 formed thereon as the top surface portion, so that the upper end head portion 26 of the container 11 equipped with the cap 25 is attached. By inserting it into the neck opening 14 upside down, the container 11 can be effectively supported by the assembly stand 21 and held in a stable inverted state.

  In addition, even when the remaining amount of the contents contained in the container 11 is reduced by using, for example, cosmetics, the remaining contents while the container 11 is kept inverted are moved downward by its own weight. By staying in the vicinity of the dispensing opening, the contents remaining at the next use can be quickly dispensed from the dispensing opening.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made. For example, a three-dimensional assembly stand having a collar-wrapped piece as a top surface portion does not necessarily need to be formed in a hollow box shape having a square cross-sectional shape, and has sufficient stability to hold the container in an upright state. For example, as shown in FIG. 4 (a), for example, as shown in FIG. As shown in (b), the parts 30 and 30 on the tip side of the bending guide wires 29 and 29 can be bent outward to form an assembly stand.

  Moreover, the container does not necessarily need to be a bottle-shaped container, and may be a tube container or the like that does not have a function of becoming independent when used after purchase. Furthermore, these containers can be stored upright not only in an inverted state but also in an upright state.

  Furthermore, the contents accommodated in the container are not limited to cosmetics, and can accommodate other various contents such as detergents and foods, and the viscosity is not particularly limited. Further, it is possible to accommodate granular materials or powders other than liquid as contents.

  Also, for example, when assembling a hollow box-shaped assembly stand having a square cross-sectional shape, in addition to the method of assembling by inserting and locking the insertion tongue piece into the insertion cut, for example, a state covered with release paper The assembly stand can also be assembled via an adhesive or adhesive attached to the neck label.

(A) is a perspective view which shows the container with a neck hanging label which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention, (b) is a perspective view which shows the state hold | maintained in the inverted state using the neck hanging label. (A) is a top view which shows the sheet | seat plate for forming a neck hanging label, (b) is a perspective view of the assembly stand formed using the neck hanging label. It is a perspective view explaining the condition which hold | maintains a container in an inverted state using an assembly stand. (A) And (b) is a schematic side view which illustrates the other form of an assembly stand.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Container with neck label 11 Container 12 Container main body 13 Neck label 14 Neck opening 15 Collar wound piece 16 Collar side pieces 17a, 17b Skirt piece 18 Container neck parts 19, 29 Folding guide wire 20a, 20b, 30 A part 21 on the tip side of the bending guide line of the skirt piece 21 Assembly stand 22 Tongue piece 23 for insertion 24 Notch 24 for insertion Sheet plate 25 Cap 26 Upper end head part (upper end part) of container
27 Shoulder of container

Claims (3)

A neck hanging label comprising a collar winding piece having a neck hanging opening and a pair of skirt pieces that are bent downward and connected from opposite sides of the collar winding piece is attached to the neck of the container. A container with a neck label,
Each skirt piece of the neckline label is provided with a bending guide line extending in parallel with the side part,
The neck label removed from the container is bent by the bending guide line, and the skirt piece has a front end portion with respect to the bending guide line as a bottom surface portion and the collar winding piece as a top surface portion. A container with a neck label which forms a stand and inserts and arranges an upper end or a lower end of the container into the neck opening of the top surface part to hold the container in an inverted state or an upright state. The container with a neck label according to claim 1, wherein the neck label is formed of a sheet plate made of paper or plastic and has a shape retaining rigidity capable of maintaining a shape after being bent. The skirt piece has a tongue-like piece for insertion in one skirt piece and a notch for insertion in the other skirt piece at the tip side of the bending guide line of the skirt piece. The container with a neck label according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the assembly stand is held in a square cross-sectional shape by inserting and locking the insertion tongue piece into the insertion cut while overlapping.

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