JP2013184712A - Packaging case - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a packaging case of which the height and sizes in vertical and horizontal directions can be changed without increasing cost.SOLUTION: A cardboard case 100 includes: a pair of upper side inclined fold lines L31-L34 which extend from centers of upper edges of flaps 7a, 7b at an upper surface to respective intersection points of vertical fold lines L1-L4 and a horizontal fold line L5 at an inclination angle of 45°; and a pair of lower side inclined fold lines L35-L38 which extend from centers of lower edges of flaps 9a, 9b at a bottom surface to the respective intersection points of the vertical fold lines L1-L4 and a horizontal fold line L6 at an inclination angle of 45°. Depending on a product size, the vertical fold lines L1-L4 and the horizontal fold lines L5, L6 are folded, or first auxiliary vertical fold lines L11-L14 and first auxiliary horizontal fold lines L15, L16 are folded, and upper and lower openings of a case body 1 are closed in a state that the flaps 7a, 7b in the upper surface and the flaps 9a, 9b at the bottom surface are overlapped, respectively.

Description

  The present invention relates to a packaging case for packaging a product such as an electronic device.

  Conventionally, products such as electronic devices (packaged items) have different product external sizes depending on the product specifications and prices, and packing cases of multiple sizes (volumes) and shapes (cross-sectional shapes) depending on the product size. It was necessary to prepare. However, preparing a plurality of types of packaging cases has a problem that the cost is high and storage space is also required. However, it is possible to accommodate small products if a large packaging case is prepared, but it is necessary to fill the useless space created inside with cushioning material, which also increases the cost and the cushioning material. Storage space is required.

  Therefore, the packaging case described in Patent Document 1 is formed into a cylindrical shape on four side surfaces, and is connected to a case main body for storing an object to be packed and an opposing edge of the upper opening of the case main body. A pair of top plates that form a top surface of the top body, and a pair of flaps in the top surface that are adjacent to the top plate and connected to opposing edges of the upper opening of the case body via a broken line. . The pair of top plates and the pair of top surface flaps are provided with auxiliary horizontal fold lines extending in parallel to the horizontal reference fold line. The pair of top plates and the pair of side surfaces are provided with auxiliary vertical folding lines extending in parallel to the vertical reference folding line. Further, an inclined broken line extending at an inclination angle of 45 degrees is provided from the intersecting position of each reference broken line in the vertical and horizontal directions toward the intersecting position of the auxiliary vertical folded line and the auxiliary horizontal folded line. The pair of bottom plates and the pair of bottom inner flaps are also provided with auxiliary vertical fold lines, auxiliary horizontal fold lines, and inclined fold lines. Depending on the size of the product to be accommodated, the case where the reference folding line is folded and the packaging case is assembled and sealed, and the case where the auxiliary folding line is folded and the packaging case is assembled and sealed are properly used.

  Further, the packaging case described in Patent Document 2 is provided with a quadrangular bottom portion, first to fourth side portions that are foldable on the four sides of the bottom portion, and a foldable portion on the fourth side portion. The first and the second horizontal fold lines are provided in parallel to the bottom portion at regular intervals on the first to fourth side portions and the lid portion, respectively. By selecting either the first or second horizontal broken line corresponding to the height of the product and bending the first to fourth side portions and the lid portion, the height of the packaging case is adjusted according to the height of the product. I can change it.

JP 2011-230806 A (paragraphs [0020] to [0027], [0030] to [0034], FIGS. 1 to 3) JP 2008-13218 A (Summary, FIG. 3)

  However, the packaging case described in Patent Document 1 requires a cut line in order to separate the top plate and the top surface flap, and the number of steps for molding a single blank such as corrugated paper into a predetermined shape is increased. High cost. In addition, when the packaging case is sealed by folding the top plate and the flap in the top surface, the top plate and the flap in the top surface partially overlap each other. The packaging case is inclined and stored in an unstable state.

  Further, in the packaging case described in Patent Document 2, the height of the packaging case can be changed according to the height of the product, but there is a disadvantage that the size of the packaging case cannot be changed in the horizontal or vertical direction. It was.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object thereof is to provide a packaging case in which the height and the size in the vertical and horizontal directions are variable without increasing the cost.

  In order to achieve the above object, a packaging case according to a first invention is formed in a cylindrical shape by four side surfaces provided continuously through a vertical broken line, and includes a case main body for storing an object to be packed, and an upper side of the case main body. A pair of top plates connected to opposite edges of the opening of the case through a horizontal broken line to form the upper surface of the case body, and opposite edges of the upper opening of the case body adjacent to the top board A pair of top surface flaps connected to the side edges of the pair of top plates via the vertical line, and a central portion of the top edge of the top surface flaps. A pair of upper inclined fold lines extending at an inclination angle of 45 degrees toward each intersection of the vertical fold lines and the horizontal fold lines, and opposite edges of the lower opening of the case body are connected via the horizontal fold lines. A pair of bottoms that form the bottom of the case body And being connected to opposite edges of the lower opening of the case body adjacent to the bottom plate via a horizontal broken line and connected to the side edges of the pair of bottom plates via the vertical broken line. A pair of bottom-side flaps, a pair of lower-side slanted fold lines extending at a 45-degree slope from the center of the lower edge of the bottom-side flaps toward the intersections of the vertical fold lines and the horizontal fold lines, and the vertical At least a pair of auxiliary vertical lines that are formed at an equal distance parallel to the polygonal line and that extend from the edge of the pair of top surface flaps to the pair of side surfaces and extend to the edge of the pair of bottom surface flaps At least one auxiliary upper horizontal fold line formed on the pair of top surface flaps and the pair of top plates, passing through the intersection of the fold line, the upper inclined fold line and the auxiliary vertical fold line and parallel to the horizontal fold line; At least one auxiliary lower horizontal folding line formed on the pair of bottom bottom flaps and the pair of bottom plates, passing through the intersection of the lower inclined folding line and the auxiliary vertical folding line and parallel to the horizontal folding line. The vertical folding line and the horizontal folding line are folded or the auxiliary vertical folding line and the auxiliary upper and lower horizontal folding lines are folded according to the outer size of the packaged object, the top surface flap and the bottom surface flap Are closed along the upper inclined fold line and the lower inclined fold line, respectively, and the upper and lower openings are closed.

  In the second invention, in the packaging case, a plurality of the auxiliary vertical folding lines are formed at different distances with respect to the vertical folding line, and the auxiliary upper horizontal folding line and the auxiliary lower horizontal folding line are respectively the A plurality of lines are formed so as to pass through the intersections of the upper inclined broken line, the lower inclined folded line, and a plurality of pairs of the auxiliary vertical folded lines.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the above packaging case, a through hole is formed at each intersection of the upper inclined fold line or the lower inclined fold line and the vertical fold line or the auxiliary vertical fold line. Yes.

  Moreover, in 4th invention, in said packaging case, the said upper side inclination broken line and the said lower side inclination line are comprised by a half-cut line, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  According to 1st invention, when accommodating the to-be-packaged object of a predetermined | prescribed external size in a packaging case, a perpendicular | vertical broken line is bent and it forms in a square cylinder shape. Next, the horizontal fold line between the pair of top plates and the pair of top surface flaps is folded to the upper opening side, and the upper inclined fold line is folded at the valley fold and between the top plate and the top surface flaps. Fold the vertical fold line in the mountain fold. By folding the upper inclined fold line at the valley fold and folding the vertical fold line at the mountain fold, the top surface flap is folded from the horizontal fold line in a superimposed state, and the pair of top plates close the upper opening. Similarly, the lower opening is bent from the horizontal folding line with the bottom inner flap overlapped by folding the lower inclined folding line at the valley and folding the vertical folding line at the mountain fold, and is closed by a pair of bottom plates. . On the other hand, when accommodating the to-be-packaged goods from which height and width and size differ in a packaging case, an auxiliary | assistant vertical broken line is bent and it forms in a square cylinder shape. Next, the auxiliary horizontal fold line on the pair of top plates and the pair of top surface flaps is folded to the upper opening side, the upper inclined fold line is folded at the valley fold, and the auxiliary vertical fold line of the top surface flap is mountain-folded. Bend with. By folding the upper inclined fold line with a valley fold and folding the auxiliary vertical fold line with a mountain fold, the top surface flap is folded from the auxiliary horizontal fold line in a superimposed state, and the pair of top plates close the upper opening. The lower opening is folded from the auxiliary horizontal fold line with the bottom inner flap overlapped by folding the lower inclined fold line at the valley fold and folding the auxiliary vertical fold line at the mountain fold, and is closed by the pair of bottom plates. In this way, the height and the size in the vertical and horizontal directions of one packaging case can be made variable according to the size of the article to be packed.

  In addition, according to the first aspect of the present invention, by adding an auxiliary fold line or an inclined fold line to a normal fold line such as a vertical fold line without providing a cut line in one substantially square sheet member, the height, height and width can be increased. Since a packaging case having a variable direction size is obtained, a sheet member can be easily manufactured, and the cost is not increased.

The expanded view of the cardboard case which concerns on embodiment of this invention The expanded view which shows the broken line for assembling the cardboard case which concerns on embodiment to a normal sealing state The perspective view which shows the assembly procedure of the first half of the cardboard case which concerns on embodiment The perspective view which shows the assembly procedure of the second half of the cardboard case which concerns on embodiment The perspective view which shows the normal sealing state of the cardboard case which concerns on embodiment The perspective view which shows the 1st auxiliary sealing state of the cardboard case which concerns on embodiment The expanded view which shows the broken line for assembling in the 1st auxiliary sealing state which concerns on embodiment The perspective view which shows the assembly state of the 1st auxiliary sealing state which concerns on embodiment The perspective view which shows the 2nd auxiliary sealing state of the cardboard case which concerns on embodiment The expanded view which shows the broken line for assembling in the 2nd auxiliary sealing state which concerns on embodiment The perspective view which shows the assembly state of the 2nd auxiliary sealing state which concerns on embodiment

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. Further, the use of the invention and the terms shown here are not limited thereto.

  FIG. 1 is a development view of a cardboard case according to an embodiment of the present invention. The cardboard case 100 is formed by bending a cardboard sheet punched into a predetermined shape.

  Specifically, the corrugated cardboard case 100 includes a front plate 2, and a right side plate 3, a rear side plate 4, and a left side plate 5 that are successively connected to the front plate 2 through a vertical folding line extending in the vertical direction in FIG. Further, the corrugated cardboard case 100 includes top plates 6a and 6b connected to the upper side of the front plate 2 and the rear plate 4 through horizontal folding lines extending in the left-right direction in FIG. 1, and the front plate 2 and the rear plate 4 through horizontal folding lines. And bottom plates 8a and 8b connected to the lower side. Further, the corrugated cardboard case 100 has top-side flaps 7a and 7b connected to the upper ends of the right side plate 3 and the left side plate 5 via horizontal folding lines, and the lower ends of the right side plate 3 and the left side plate 5 via horizontal folding lines. In-bottom flaps 9a and 9b that are continuously provided. The top surface flaps 7a, 7b are connected to the side edges of the top plates 6a, 6b via vertical folding lines, and the bottom surface flaps 9a, 9b are connected to the side edges of the bottom plates 8a, 8b via vertical folding lines. Established. Adhesive pieces 11 bonded to the back surfaces of the left side plate 5, top surface flap 7b, and bottom surface flap 9b are connected to one end of the front plate 2, the top plate 6a, and the bottom plate 8a through a broken line, respectively.

  In the corrugated cardboard sheet, vertical folding lines L1 to L4, horizontal folding lines L5 and L6, upper inclined folding lines L31 to L34, and lower inclined folding lines L35 to L38 used for assembling in a normal sealed state are formed. Furthermore, a fold line for assembling the first auxiliary sealing state and the second auxiliary sealing state having an outer size different from the normal sealing state is formed on the cardboard sheet. The first auxiliary vertical broken lines L11 to L14 and the first auxiliary horizontal broken lines L15 and L16 are used when assembled in the first auxiliary sealed state, while the second auxiliary vertical broken lines L21 to L24 and the second auxiliary horizontal broken lines L25 and L26 are used. Is used when assembled in the second auxiliary sealing state. The first auxiliary horizontal fold line L15 and the second auxiliary horizontal fold line L25 constitute an auxiliary upper horizontal fold line, and the first auxiliary horizontal fold line L16 and the second auxiliary horizontal fold line L26 constitute an auxiliary lower horizontal fold line. In FIG. 1, the mountain fold line is indicated by a broken line, and the valley fold line is indicated by a one-dot chain line.

  The first auxiliary vertical folding lines L11 to L14 are parallel to the vertical folding lines L1 to L4, and are separated from the top surface flaps 7a and 7b, the right side plate 3, the left side plate 5, and each by a first predetermined distance. Formed on the bottom flaps 9a, 9b

  The second auxiliary vertical folding lines L21 to L24 are parallel to the vertical folding lines L1 to L4, and are separated from the top surface flaps 7a and 7b by a second predetermined distance further away from the first distance, and the right side plate. 3, formed on the left side plate 5 and the flaps 9a, 9b in the bottom surface.

  The first auxiliary horizontal fold lines L15 and L16 are formed on the top surface flaps 7a and 7b and the top plates 6a and 6b, respectively, parallel to the horizontal fold lines L5 and L6 and separated by a first predetermined distance.

  The second auxiliary horizontal folding lines L25 and L26 are parallel to the horizontal folding lines L5 and L6, and are separated from each other by a second predetermined distance that is further away from the first distance. 6a, 6b.

  The upper inclined broken lines L31 to L34 are inclined at 45 degrees from the central portion of the upper edge of each of the in-top flaps 7a and 7b toward the intersections P1 of the vertical bent lines L1 to L4 and the horizontal bent lines L5 and L6. It is formed to extend.

  The lower inclined broken lines L35 to L38 are inclined at 45 degrees from the center of the lower edge of the bottom flaps 9a and 9b toward the intersections P1 of the vertical bent lines L1 to L4 and the horizontal bent lines L5 and L6. It is formed to extend.

  The vertical fold lines L1 to L4, L11 to L14, L21 to L24, and the horizontal fold lines L5, L6, L15, L16, L25, and L26 are configured by crease lines. The upper inclined fold lines L31 to L34 and the lower inclined fold lines L35 to L38 are constituted by half-cut lines in which corrugated paper is sandwiched between two paperboards, and one paperboard is left and a cut is made. By constructing in this way, when assembling into a corrugated cardboard case 100 of a predetermined shape, the vertical broken line and the horizontal broken line that are not used are prevented from being bent carelessly, and the inclined broken line is easily bent, and the assemblability is good. To. When the vertical fold lines L1 to L4 and the horizontal fold lines L5 and L6 are folded into mountain folds, and the upper inclined fold lines L31 to L34 and the lower inclined fold lines L35 to L38 are folded into valley folds, the upper inclined fold lines L31 to L34 and the lower inclined fold lines When L35 to L38 are half-cut lines, it becomes easy to assemble into a predetermined shape. Also, when the first auxiliary vertical broken lines L11 to L14 and the first auxiliary horizontal bent lines L15 and L16 or the second auxiliary vertical bent lines L21 to L24 and the second auxiliary horizontal bent lines L25 and L26 are bent and assembled, they are easily bent. It becomes easy to assemble into a predetermined shape.

  As described above, the intersections P1 are formed at the intersections of the upper inclined broken lines L31 to L34 or the lower inclined bent lines L35 to L38 and the vertical bent lines L1 to L4, but the upper inclined bent lines L31 to L34 or An intersection P2 is formed at each intersection position of the lower inclined broken lines L35 to L38 and the first auxiliary vertical broken lines L11 to L14, and an intersection point P3 is formed at each intersection position of the second auxiliary vertical broken lines L21 to L24. Is done. A through hole 12 is provided at each of the intersection points P1 to P3. By providing the through holes 12 at the respective intersections P1 to P3, the boundary between the valley fold and the mountain fold becomes clear, and when assembled into a predetermined sealed state, the workability of the valley fold and the mountain fold is improved.

  In this way, the developed cardboard case 100 has a fold line on a single substantially rectangular cardboard sheet, but has a simple configuration without a cut line, and can be easily manufactured in a predetermined shape, There is no cost increase.

  2 to 5 show a corrugated cardboard case 100 in a normal sealed state. FIG. 2 is a development view showing a broken line for assembling the corrugated cardboard sheet into a normal sealed state. 3 and 4 are perspective views showing the assembly procedure of the cardboard case 100, which are assembled in the order of FIG. 3 and FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a normal sealed state of the cardboard case 100.

  As shown in FIG. 2, in order to assemble the corrugated cardboard case 100 into a normal sealed state, vertical broken lines L1 to L4, horizontal broken lines L5 and L6, upper inclined folded lines L31 to L34, and lower side shown in FIG. The inclined broken lines L35 to L38 are used for bending.

  First, the vertical folding lines L1 to L4 are folded into mountain folds, and the adhesive pieces 11 are adhered to the back surfaces of the top surface flap 7b, the left side plate 5 and the bottom surface flap 9b to form the case body 1 (see FIG. 3). . Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the bottom plates 8a and 8b (see also FIG. 2) and the bottom flaps 9a and 9b (see also FIG. 2) are folded inside the case body 1 along the horizontal fold line L6. The bottom plates 8a and 8b are closed and fixed with adhesive tape or staples. After placing a product (not shown) in the case main body 1, the top plates 6a and 6b and the top surface flaps 7a and 7b are folded inside the case main body 1 along a horizontal fold line L5. Then, the top plates 6a and 6b are closed and fixed with adhesive tape or staples to complete the packing operation (see FIG. 5).

  The folding of the bottom plates 8a and 8b and the bottom flaps 9a and 9b and the folding of the top plates 6a and 6b and the top flaps 7a and 7b will be described in detail. Since the folding method of the bottom plates 8a and 8b and the top plates 6a and 6b is the same operation, the folding of the top plates 6a and 6b will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 3, with the case main body 1 formed in a square tube shape, the upper inclined fold lines L31 and L32 are folded at the valleys in order to fold the top surface flap 7a inside the case main body 1 along the horizontal fold line L5. At the same time as folding, the upper inclined folding lines L33 and L34 are folded into valley folds in order to fold the top surface flap 7b inside the case body 1 along the horizontal folding line L5. By folding the upper inclined broken lines L31 to L34 into valley folds, the top plates 6a and 6b are folded inside the case main body 1 along the horizontal broken lines L5, respectively, and the state shown in FIG. 4 is obtained.

  Next, when the top plates 6a and 6b are folded in a mountain fold along the horizontal line L5 in the state of FIG. 4, the top surface flaps 7a and 7b (see also FIG. 3) are superimposed on the upper inclined folded lines L31 to L34. The top plates 6a and 6b are closed with their upper edges in contact with each other.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the cardboard case 100 is assembled in a normal sealed state. In the normal sealed state, the cardboard case 100 has, for example, a horizontal size A of 260 mm, a vertical size B of 240 mm, and a height H Is 110 mm.

  6 to 8 show the cardboard case 100 in the first auxiliary sealing state. 6 is a perspective view showing the first auxiliary sealing state of the cardboard case 100, FIG. 7 is a development view showing a broken line for assembling the cardboard sheet into the first auxiliary sealing state, and FIG. 8 is an assembly of the cardboard case 100. It is a perspective view which shows a state

  As shown in FIG. 6, in the first auxiliary sealed state, the corrugated cardboard case 100 has, for example, a horizontal size A of 300 mm, a vertical size B of 200 mm, and a height H of 150 mm. Compared to the case 100, a horizontally long and bulky product can be packed.

  As shown in FIG. 7, in order to assemble the cardboard case 100 in the first auxiliary sealing state, the first auxiliary vertical broken lines L11 to L14 and the first auxiliary horizontal broken lines L15 and L16 shown by the solid lines in FIG. 7 are used for folding. . Accordingly, the upper inclined broken lines L31 to L34 are used for bending the upper inclined line from the intersection P2 between the first auxiliary vertical broken lines L11 to L14 and the first auxiliary horizontal bent line L15. The lower inclined broken lines L35 to L38 are used for bending the lower inclined line from the intersection P2 between the first auxiliary vertical broken lines L11 to L14 and the first auxiliary horizontal bent line L16.

  The assembly process of the corrugated cardboard case 100 is the same as the assembly in the above-described normal sealed state. The first auxiliary vertical fold lines L11 to L14 (see also FIG. 8) are folded in a mountain fold, and each adhesive piece 11 is folded on the top surface flap 7b. The case main body 1 (see FIG. 8) is formed by bonding to the back surfaces of the left side plate 5 and the bottom flap 9b.

  As shown in FIG. 8, with the case body 1 formed in a square tube shape, the top surface flaps 7a, 7b are folded in a mountain fold at the first auxiliary horizontal fold line L15, and the upper inclined fold lines L31-L34 are taken from the intersection P2. Bend the upper part into a valley fold. Next, when the top plates 6a and 6b are folded in a mountain fold along the first auxiliary horizontal fold line L15, the top surface flaps 7a and 7b are superimposed on the upper inclined fold lines L31 to L34, and the top plates 6a and 6b Closed with the edges abutting each other.

  For folding back the bottom plates 8a and 8b (see also FIG. 7), the bottom flaps 9a and 9b (see also FIG. 7) are folded into mountain folds along the first auxiliary horizontal fold line L16, and the lower inclined fold lines L35 to L38 ( 7 (see also FIG. 7), the lower part from the intersection P2 is folded into a valley. Next, when the bottom plates 8a and 8b are folded in a mountain fold along the first auxiliary horizontal line L16, the flaps 9a and 9b in the bottom surface overlap with the lower inclined folding lines L36 to L38, and the lower edges of the bottom plates 8a and 8b are mutually connected. Closed in contact.

  9 to 11 show the cardboard case 100 in the second auxiliary sealing state. 9 is a perspective view showing the second auxiliary sealing state of the cardboard case 100, FIG. 10 is a development view showing a broken line for assembling the cardboard sheet into the second auxiliary sealing state, and FIG. 11 shows the assembly of the cardboard case 100. It is a perspective view which shows a state

  As shown in FIG. 9, in the second auxiliary sealing state, the cardboard case 100 has, for example, a horizontal size A of 360 mm, a vertical size B of 140 mm, a height H of 210 mm, and a first auxiliary sealing state. Compared to the corrugated cardboard case 100, it is possible to pack products that are more horizontally long and bulky.

  As shown in FIG. 10, in order to assemble the cardboard case 100 in the second auxiliary sealing state, the second auxiliary vertical broken lines L21 to L24 and the second auxiliary horizontal broken lines L25 and L26 shown by solid lines in FIG. 10 are used for folding. . Accordingly, the upper inclined broken lines L31 to L34 are used for bending the upper inclined line from the intersection P3 between the second auxiliary vertical broken lines L21 to L24 and the second auxiliary horizontal bent line L25. The lower inclined broken lines L35 to L38 are used for bending the lower inclined line from the intersection P3 between the second auxiliary vertical broken lines L21 to L24 and the second auxiliary horizontal bent line L26.

  The assembly process of the corrugated cardboard case 100 is the same as the assembly in the above-described normal sealed state. The second auxiliary vertical fold lines L21 to L24 (see also FIG. 11) are folded in a mountain fold, and each adhesive piece 11 is folded on the top surface flap 7b. The case main body 1 (see FIG. 11) is formed by bonding to the back surfaces of the left side plate 5 and the bottom flap 9b.

  As shown in FIG. 11, with the case body 1 formed in a square tube shape, the top surface flaps 7a and 7b are folded into mountain folds at the second auxiliary horizontal fold line L25, and the upper inclined fold lines L31 to L34 are crossed from the intersection P3. Bend the upper part into a valley fold. Next, when the top plates 6a and 6b are folded in a mountain fold along the second auxiliary horizontal fold line L25, the top surface flaps 7a and 7b are superimposed on the upper inclined fold lines L31 to L34, and the top plates 6a and 6b are overlaid. Closed with the edges abutting each other.

  For folding back the bottom plates 8a and 8b (also see FIG. 10), the bottom flaps 9a and 9b (see also FIG. 10) are folded into mountain folds along the second auxiliary horizontal fold line L26, and the lower inclined fold lines L36 to L38 ( (See also FIG. 10). The lower part from the intersection P3 is folded into a valley. Next, when the bottom plates 8a and 8b are folded in a mountain fold along the second auxiliary horizontal line L26, the bottom flaps 9a and 9b overlap with the lower inclined folding lines L35 to L38, and the bottom edges of the bottom plates 8a and 8b are mutually connected. Closed in contact.

  According to said structure, the height of the cardboard case 100 and the size of a vertical / horizontal direction are prepared by preparing the corrugated board sheet which added auxiliary | assistant broken lines L11-L14 and the inclined broken lines L31-L34 to normal broken lines, such as the vertical broken lines L1-L4. Can be easily made variable.

  The present invention can be used in a packaging case for packaging products such as electronic devices.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Case main body 2 Front plate 3 Right side plate 4 Rear side plate 5 Left side plate 6a, 6b Top plate 7a, 7b Top surface flap 8a, 8b Bottom plate 9a, 9b Bottom surface flap 11 Adhesive piece 12 Through-hole 100 Cardboard case (packaging case)
L1-L4 Vertical broken line L5, L6 Horizontal broken line L11-L14 First auxiliary vertical broken line L15 First auxiliary horizontal broken line (auxiliary upper horizontal broken line)
L16 1st auxiliary horizontal broken line (auxiliary lower horizontal broken line)
L21-L24 2nd auxiliary vertical broken line L25 2nd auxiliary horizontal broken line (auxiliary upper horizontal broken line)
L26 Second auxiliary horizontal broken line (auxiliary lower horizontal broken line)
L31 to L34 Upper inclined broken line L35 to L38 Lower inclined broken line P1 to P3 Intersection

Claims (4)

A case main body that is formed into a cylindrical shape by four side surfaces provided continuously through a vertical broken line, and that stores a packaged item;
A pair of top plates connected to opposing edges of the upper opening of the case body via a horizontal fold line to form the upper surface of the case body;
A pair that is adjacent to the top plate and connected to opposing edges of the upper opening of the case body via a horizontal broken line, and is connected to the side edges of the pair of top plates via the vertical broken line. And the top surface flap of
A pair of upper inclined fold lines extending at an inclination angle of 45 degrees from the center of the upper edge of the top surface flap toward each intersection of the vertical fold lines and the horizontal fold lines;
A pair of bottom plates connected to opposing edges of the lower opening of the case body via a horizontal fold line to form the bottom surface of the case body;
A pair of adjacent edges of the lower opening of the case body adjacent to the bottom plate are connected to each other through a horizontal broken line, and are connected to side edges of the pair of bottom plates via the vertical broken line. The bottom flap,
A pair of lower inclined fold lines extending at an inclination angle of 45 degrees from the center of the lower edge of the bottom flap to the intersections of the vertical fold lines and the horizontal fold lines;
At least a pair that is formed in parallel and equidistantly with respect to each of the vertical folding lines, extends from the edge of the pair of top surface flaps to the pair of side surfaces, and extends to the edge of the pair of bottom surface flaps. Auxiliary vertical polyline of
At least one auxiliary upper horizontal fold line formed on the pair of top surface flaps and the pair of top plates, passing through the intersection of the upper inclined fold line and the auxiliary vertical fold line and parallel to the horizontal fold line;
At least one auxiliary lower horizontal folding line formed on the pair of bottom bottom flaps and the pair of bottom plates, passing through the intersection of the lower inclined folding line and the auxiliary vertical folding line and parallel to the horizontal folding line. ,
The vertical folding line and the horizontal folding line are folded or the auxiliary vertical folding line and the auxiliary upper and lower horizontal folding lines are folded according to the outer size of the packaged object, and the top surface flap and the bottom surface flap are folded. The upper and lower openings are closed in a state of being folded along and superposed on the upper inclined fold line and the lower inclined fold line, respectively.   A plurality of pairs of the auxiliary vertical folding lines are formed at different distances with respect to the vertical folding lines, and the auxiliary upper horizontal folding lines and the auxiliary lower horizontal folding lines are respectively a plurality of pairs of the upper inclined folding lines and the lower inclined folding lines. The packaging case according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of the packaging cases are formed so as to pass through the intersection with the auxiliary vertical broken line.   The packaging case according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a through-hole is formed at each intersection of the upper inclined fold line or the lower inclined fold line and the vertical fold line or the auxiliary vertical fold line.   The packaging case according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the upper inclined broken line and the lower inclined line are constituted by half-cut lines.

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