JP2011037512A - Shock absorbing material using toilet paper or tissue paper (also including wet tissue) - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a less-expensive shock absorbing material showing a superior plasticity as well as superior anti-shock and light weight characteristics, a superior light weight characteristic and an environmental-friendly useful characteristic not requiring any collection by type. <P>SOLUTION: Either toilet papers or tissue papers (also including wet tissues) 1 are stacked up like blocks or sheets or wound like a column shape in advance, they are separated into several blocks as required, and they are arranged as single one or in a plurality of blocks, or bundled to be used as the shock absorbing material, thereby they are not required to be collected by dealers or autonomy and they can be utilized as they are at households or offices. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a cushioning material using toilet paper or tissue paper (including wet tissue).

  Many of the cushioning materials used for packaging use light and inexpensive materials such as cardboard and polystyrene, as raw materials, and various items of transportation, methods, and time of transportation. It is widely used to fulfill the purpose of safeguarding from the influence of the situation, etc. and delivering it to the destination safely.

  However, since polystyrene is difficult to dispose of after disposal as waste and is not suitable for recycling such as reuse, it is an alternative from the viewpoint of environmental considerations while serving as a cushioning material. Is required.

  In order to solve such problems, for example, Patent Documents 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 propose a removable material or a cushioning material that can be disassembled and reused by effectively using cardboard. ing.

  In Non-Patent Document 1, a paper cushioning material that does not use cardboard is devised. By heating an irregular shaped fabric mainly composed of paper fiber and added with a binder and bicarbonate in the mold, the irregular shaped fabric is expanded in the mold based on carbon dioxide generated in the fabric and escaping to the outside. Paper cushioning materials formed into a predetermined shape have been proposed.

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  In this kind of cushioning material, various reusable items have been sought, but in all inventions and devices, only those that are supposed to be collected separately are prepared for the necessary preparation for recovery. In many cases, the burden is imposed on the user, and as a result, the burden of sorting is avoided, and the product is discarded as it is, and there is no doubt that the environment is adversely affected.

  On the other hand, if the cushioning material itself can be made of materials that can be used at home or at the workplace, we thought it would be possible not only to be collected by contractors and local governments, but rather to be pleasing to the recipient.

  Thus, the present invention is inexpensive, excellent in plasticity, excellent in impact resistance, excellent in lightness, and has become a necessity in each home and workplace, including toilet paper and tissue paper (including wet tissue). The purpose is to provide a buffer material that is beneficial to the user, the carrier, and the environment by developing, manufacturing, and using the buffer material.

  Prepare many types of products such as toilet paper or tissue paper (including wet tissue) in the form of sheets or blocks so that they can be packed according to the size, weight, shape, and purpose of the items to be transported. Based on the above, we propose a cushioning material that can handle any package.

  In addition to reducing the amount of waste, such as cushioning materials that are no longer necessary when transporting or moving large amounts of luggage, it is packed with daily necessities, so toilets are especially used at the destination. It is possible to provide a cushioning material that has the advantage of being user-friendly and designed to be appreciated by customers who have delivered packages, which are expected to be useful immediately when going to Japan.

  Not only does it meet the requirements of impact resistance and light weight, which are the two important factors required when packing packages, but it has a new application that was not found in conventional cushioning materials. As products do not require collection by contractors or local governments, they can provide cushioning materials that have the advantage of being friendly to the earth and contributing to the reduction of waste.

  In the past, items delivered to homes and offices had a large amount of unnecessary packing materials such as cardboard and cushioning materials in addition to the necessary products. However, the effort and cost of processing it is entrusted to each home or office that has been sent to it, but it is possible to use the cushioning material as a daily necessities as it is, reducing the labor and cost of processing it. It is possible to provide a cushioning material that has the advantage of being economically effective.

  For transporters and moving companies, cushioning materials have been necessary only when packing packages so far, so the amount and space to be prepared cannot be ignored, but if they are no longer needed, they can be used within the company. In addition, since resale is possible, it is not only useful for transporters and moving companies, but also has the advantage of being friendly to the trader, and is also environmentally friendly by using it. It is possible to provide a cushioning material having the advantage of being able to appeal to the company.

It is explanatory drawing which showed the implementation method using tissue paper (a wet tissue is also included) as a buffering material. Example 1 It is explanatory drawing which showed the implementation method using toilet paper as a buffer material. (Example 2) It is explanatory drawing which showed the implementation method using tissue paper (a wet tissue is also included) as a buffering material. Example 3

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  A set of tissue papers stacked in a suitable number of sheets in a size similar to a pocket tissue is made into one set, and a pack in which they are arranged vertically and horizontally at appropriate intervals. In that case, to cut off the set one by one so that it can be used as a pocket tissue, the cut line is processed at the same time, and at the same time, a notch for taking out the tissue paper is also put in accordance with the item to be packed. To separate and use.

  Pack one pack of toilet paper at a proper interval vertically and horizontally. In that case, processing for the separation line for separating and using one roll at a time so that it can be used as toilet paper is performed, and it is used by separating according to the item to be packed.

  A set of tissue papers stacked in an appropriate number is set as a set, and packs are packed with the items arranged vertically and horizontally at appropriate intervals. In that case, the cut line is processed so that it can be used one by one so that it can be used as a general box tissue. At the same time, a notch for taking out the tissue paper is also put in and packed. Separately and use according to.

Commercial availability

  Currently, companies are required to “contribute to society” and “approach to environmental problems”. In that respect, the present invention is very effective for any needs, and if it is commercialized and introduces companies to be introduced, the evaluation of consumers and society will surely increase. However, it is a valid invention, and the number of companies that use it should increase.

1 Toilet paper and tissue paper 2 Cut-off line 3 Pack packaging sheet

Claims (4)

  A cushioning material used by stacking toilet paper or tissue paper (including wet tissue) in a sheet form, arranging it as needed, and arranging or bundling it alone.   A cushioning material used by wrapping toilet paper or tissue paper (including wet tissue) into a cylindrical shape and arranging it as needed to arrange or bundle them together.   A cushioning material that is used by placing toilet paper or tissue paper (including wet tissue) in a block shape, and then lining up or bundling them as needed.   A cushioning material that uses the above-mentioned items individually or in a single package or a combination of multiple items.

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