JP2007210615A - Paper carton - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a paper carton which is excellent in appearance and beautifully disengaged by providing an easily disengaging means. <P>SOLUTION: An upper surface side end face panel 18 has a size enough for covering an end face. A push-in area 20 adjacent to a bottom surface side end face panel 16 is formed on a bottom surface panel 12 by a perforation 12a to connect two points separated from each other on a boundary line from the bottom surface side end face panel 16. A breaking area 21 is formed on the bottom surface side end face panel 16 by two perforations 16a extending to edges opposite to each other with the two points being starting points. The upper surface side end face panel 18 is affixed to the bottom surface side end face panel 16 on a part of its breaking area 21. When the push-in area 20 is broken by a finger and pushed to open, the area can be reliably separated along the perforation 16a, and the separated breaking area 21 and the upper surface side end face panel 18 can be integrally expanded. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention belongs to the technical field of a paper carton made of cardboard, and particularly relates to a rectangular parallelepiped paper carton that is suitably used to store tissue paper, cotton, and the like.

  Conventionally, a rectangular parallelepiped paper carton has been widely used as a container for storing tissue paper or cotton. This rectangular parallelepiped-shaped paper carton is made into a rectangular tube by raising a sack-attached blank, and then attaching both end faces to the bottom face panel and the top face panel on the end face flaps. It is produced by forming each. This paper carton is provided with an opening means comprising perforations or the like for forming an outlet opening located on the upper surface or from the upper surface to the front surface. Therefore, at the time of use, this unsealing means is used to form a take-out port, from which tissue paper, cotton, etc. are taken out.

  A paper carton having a rectangular parallelepiped shape of this type is relatively strong in spite of the simple structure as described above. For this reason, it is difficult to dismantle at the time of disposal, and it has been necessary to take a method of forcibly destroying it. Therefore, various paper cartons that can be easily disassembled and folded when discarded after use have been proposed.

One example of such a paper carton that can be easily disassembled is disclosed in Patent Document 1. In the paper carton shown in this document, the perforation for incision is symmetrical in a C shape with the center line of the bottom side end face panel as an axis with respect to the bottom side end face panel connected to both side edges in the longitudinal direction of the bottom face panel. The bottom panel is formed with arc-shaped pushing perforations starting from each end point of the incision perforation. Therefore, it is possible to cut along the incision perforation by pushing the opening perforation with a finger and pushing it open as it is. Once the incision perforation has been cut off, the bottom end panel and the top end panel are pushed together and peeled off, and then the end flap is peeled off, and then the end flap is unfolded. The entire box can be folded.
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  The paper carton described in Patent Document 1 described above can be easily disassembled and folded with a small force after use, but has the following problems. That is, since the perforation for incision is formed so as not to be applied to the bonded portion of the end surface panel on the upper surface side and the end surface panel on the bottom surface side, the perforation for incision is exposed to the front side, and the appearance is unsightly. There is a risk of excessive tearing due to external force during handling. In addition, since the spread of the perforation perforation becomes large, no force is applied to cut straight along the perforation perforation, and it may be displaced inward from the middle and torn in the direction of the fingertips. I can't.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and the object of the present invention is to provide a means for easily disassembling so that the appearance does not become unsightly and can be disassembled neatly. It is to provide a paper carton.

  The paper carton according to the first aspect of the present invention has a rectangular parallelepiped shape, and both end surfaces are connected to the bottom surface side end surface panel and the top surface panel which are connected to the bottom surface panel after folding the end surface flaps on both sides. In a paper carton formed by folding and sticking the top side end panel in this order, the top side end panel is sized to cover the end face, and the bottom panel is on the boundary line with the bottom side end panel An indentation region adjacent to the bottom side end face panel is formed by a perforation connecting two spaced points, and the bottom side end face panel is broken by two perforations extending from the two points to the opposite edge respectively. A region is formed, and the upper surface side end surface panel is bonded to the bottom surface side end surface panel at a part of the fracture region.

  A paper carton according to a second aspect of the present invention is the paper carton according to the first aspect, wherein two perforations forming a fracture region in the bottom side end face panel are formed on the opposite edge from the bottom panel side. It is characterized by being formed in a state of spreading outward.

  A paper carton according to a third aspect of the present invention is the paper carton according to the first or second aspect, wherein the bottom surface side end surface panel is shorter than the top surface side end surface panel and does not overlap with the bottom surface side end surface panel. The side end face panel is also attached to the end face flap.

  Since the paper carton which is the invention of claim 1 is hidden in a state where the perforation forming the fracture region of the bottom side end face panel is covered with the top side end face panel, the dismantling means is provided, The appearance does not become unsightly, and the perforation is not broken due to external force during handling. And if you push the open area of the bottom panel with your finger and push it open as it is, the direction of the perforation that forms the fracture area of the bottom side panel will almost match the direction of the fingertip, Since it can be cut off and the cut-off area and the upper side end face panel are pushed together, they can be easily and neatly disassembled.

  The paper carton according to the invention of claim 2 is formed by forming the two perforations forming a fracture region in the bottom side end face panel in a state of spreading outward from the bottom panel side toward the opposite edge. In addition to the above-described effects, there is an effect that the perforation can be smoothly separated when the fracture area is cut with the momentum following the pushing area.

  The paper carton which is the invention according to claim 3 has a size of the bottom side end face panel shorter than that of the top face side end panel, and the top face side end face panel is attached to the end face flap where it does not overlap with the bottom face side end face panel. In addition to the above effects, it has the effect of increasing the strength as a box, and at the time of disassembly, the sticking part between the upper surface side end face panel and the end face flap is also peeled off at the same time with the momentum that broke the fracture area of the bottom side end face panel Can do.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a paper carton according to the present invention in an inverted state, and FIG. 2 is a plan view of a blank forming the paper carton of FIG.

  The paper carton A in FIG. 1 is for storing cotton, and the appearance is a rectangular parallelepiped shape, and is manufactured by assembling the blank B shown in FIG.

  The blank B is formed by punching a paperboard for paper carton. As shown in the figure, the blank B, the adhesive margin flap 11, the bottom panel 12, the back panel 13, the top panel 14 through the folding lines a, b, c, d. Front panels 15 are sequentially arranged. Bottom side panels 16 are connected to the left and right sides of the bottom panel 12 via folding lines e and f, respectively, and end surface flaps 17 are connected to the left and right sides of the back panel 13 via folding lines g and h, respectively. An upper surface side end face panel 18 is connected to the left and right sides of the top panel 14 via fold lines i and j, respectively, and end face flaps 19 are connected to the left and right sides of the front panel 15 via fold lines k and l, respectively. The upper surface side end surface panel 18 is sized to cover the end surface of the paper carton A, and the bottom surface side end surface panel 16 is shorter than the upper surface side end surface panel 18. Further, the end face flaps 17 and 19 are provided with embossed portions 17a and 19a having a shape slightly protruding to the front side at the illustrated positions, respectively.

  The bottom panel 12 is provided with an arc-shaped perforation 12a connecting two spaced points on the folding line e on the left side, and an arc-shaped perforation 12a connecting two spaced points on the folding line f is provided on the right side. As a result, the bottom panel 12 is formed with indentation regions 20 on the left and right sides thereof. Each bottom side end face panel 16 is provided with perforations 16a extending outward from the two points to the opposite end edge so that each bottom side end face panel 16 has its center in the center. It becomes what the fracture | rupture area | region 21 was formed in the part. The perforation 16a of the bottom side end face panel 16 is formed by a continuous "<"-shaped cut as shown in the figure.

  Further, the front panel 15 is formed with a knob portion 15a at the center of the edge, and two perforations 15b for opening extending from both sides of the knob portion 15a are formed on the upper panel 14. Is formed until the perforation 14a for opening continues in parallel with the perforation 15b of the front panel 15 to reach the opposite side. The perforation 15a of the front panel 15 is formed by continuous "<"-shaped notches as shown.

  This blank B is folded in a sack pasting state in which the front side of the adhesive margin flap 11 is pasted to the rear side of the front end portion of the front panel 15. In order to assemble the paper carton A from the folded blank B, first, after folding the folded blank B into a rectangular tube shape, the end surface flaps 17 and 19 are folded inward on one end surface side, The bottom end panel 16 and the top end panel 18 are sequentially bent and bonded together. At this time, the end surface flap 19 is glued at the embossed portion 19a and adhered to the upper surface side end surface panel 18, and the bottom surface side end surface panel 16 is adhered to the portion in the fracture region 21 as illustrated in FIG. The upper surface side end face panel 18 is attached. Next, after the contents are charged from the other end face side, the other end face side is similarly closed. In this way, a paper carton A containing the contents shown in FIG. 1 is produced.

  In the paper carton A thus produced, the bottom panel 12 is formed with an indentation region 20 adjacent to the bottom side end face panel 16 by a perforation 12a connecting two spaced points on the boundary line with the bottom side end face panel 16. The bottom end panel 16 is formed with two broken lines 21a each having the two points as starting points and extending to the opposite end edge. Further, the upper surface side end surface panel 18 is bonded to the bottom surface side end surface panel 16 at a part of the rupture region 21, and is also bonded to the end surface flaps 17 and 19 so as not to overlap the bottom surface side end surface panel 16, thereby forming the rupture region 20. The perforation 16 to be covered is covered with the upper surface side end face panel 18.

  When using this paper carton A, the front panel 15 is broken along the two perforations 15b by pulling the knob 15a of the front panel 15, and the perforations 14a of the upper panel 14 are broken by pulling as they are. To form an outlet. Then, the cotton inside is taken out from the outlet and used.

  This paper carton A is disassembled after use. The method will be described with reference to FIG. First, the used paper carton A is turned over. Then, the pushing area 20 of the bottom panel 12 is pushed through and pushed open as it is. Then, since the direction of the perforation 16a that forms the fracture region 21 of the bottom-side end face panel 16 and the direction of the fingertips substantially coincide with each other, it can be reliably separated along the perforation 16a. It can be expanded as shown in FIG. 3 with the upper surface side end panel 18 being integrated. At this time, the upper surface side end surface panel 18 is adhered at the end surface flaps 17 and 19 and the embossed portions 17a and 19a. However, the fracture region 21 serves as a support, and the adhesive is peeled off with a large force. Can do.

  In the paper carton A described above, the two perforations 16a forming the fracture region 21 are provided on the bottom side end surface panel 16 in a state of spreading outward from the direction of the pressing region 20 toward the edge. You may make it provide in a straight parallel state. However, if the two perforations are provided in a state of slightly spreading outward, the perforations can be smoothly separated when the perforations are broken with the momentum following the push-through of the push-in region 20.

  In the paper carton A, the bottom side end face panel 16 is made shorter than the top side end face panel 18 and the top side end face panel 18 is pasted to the end face flaps 17 and 19 so as not to overlap the bottom face side end face panel 16. However, the upper surface side end surface panel 18 may not be attached to the end surface flaps 17 and 19. In such a form, the operation at the time of dismantling is only the breaking of the pushing region 20 and the subsequent separation of the breaking region 21, and there is no possibility of peeling off the adhesion site.

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, the paper carton according to the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It is natural to be.

  For example, the paper carton of the present invention is not limited to a type that stores cotton, but may be a type that stores tissue paper or the like. Further, the content outlet is not limited to the one provided from the upper surface to the front surface, and may be provided only on the upper surface.

It is a perspective view which shows an example of the paper carton concerning this invention in an inverted state. It is a top view of the blank which forms the paper carton of FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the method of dismantling the paper carton of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

A paper carton B blank a to l fold line 11 glue margin flap 12 bottom panel 12a perforation 13 back panel 14 top panel 14a perforation 15 front panel 15a knob 15b perforation 16 bottom side end panel 16a perforation 17 end flap 17a emboss Part 18 Upper side end face panel 19 End face flap 19a Embossed part 20 Pushing area 21 Breaking area

Claims (3)

  It is a rectangular parallelepiped shape, and both end faces are folded by sticking the bottom end panel that is connected to the bottom panel and the top end panel that is connected to the top panel in this order after folding the end flaps on both sides. In the paper carton formed respectively, the upper surface side end panel is sized to cover the end surface, and the bottom surface side end panel is formed by a perforation connecting two spaced points on the boundary line with the bottom surface side end surface panel. The bottom surface side end panel is formed with two perforations extending from the two points to the opposite edge, and the top side end panel is a bottom surface. A paper carton characterized by being bonded to a side end face panel and a part of its fracture region.   2. The paper according to claim 1, wherein two perforations forming a break region in the bottom side end face panel are formed in a state of spreading outward from the bottom panel side toward the opposite edge. carton. The bottom surface side end surface panel is shorter than the top surface side end surface panel, and the top surface side end surface panel is attached to the end surface flap where it does not overlap the bottom surface side end surface panel. Paper carton.

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