JP2014069865A - Packaging material - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a buffer material that can allow a fire receiver to be taken out easily even though there is no space between the fire receiver covered by the buffer material and a packaging box.SOLUTION: The invention is a packaging material for a fire receiver which includes a body formed in the shape of a bottomed box, a packaging box with a lid disposed in the upper part of the body, and a buffer material formed by shaping a corrugated board, in which a cutting line and a folding line are formed, and assembling it in the shape of a bottomed box, and accommodates the fire receiver covered by the buffer material in the packaging box. The buffer material is of a shape that can be accommodated in the packaging box while substantially contacting the packaging box internally in a state that it is assembled so as to cover the fire receiver, and is provided with a draw-out part having a handle in the upper part.

Description

  The present invention relates to a packaging material for a small-line fire receiver having a housing formed of resin.

  Conventional fire receivers are mainly made of sheet metal and are very heavy, so the surroundings were covered with vinyl etc., and the manufacturers directly carried them to the installation site.

JP, 2012-89034, A However, recently, the small line type fire receiver which realized weight saving and cost reduction by forming a case with resin is sold. Since this fire receiver is lightweight, it is not necessary for the manufacturing company to carry the fire receiver directly to the installation site, and it is possible to transport it to the installation site using a courier.

  Therefore, in order to prevent the fire receiver from being scratched or dirty during transportation, it is conceivable to store it in a packing box at the time of shipment. However, the fire receiver housing is usually formed in a rectangular shape, When the receiver is stored in the packaging box, there is no gap between them, and there is a problem that it is difficult to remove the receiver when it is taken out from the packaging box at the time of installation.

  This invention aims at making it easy to take out the packing material which packs a fire receiver from a packing box at the time of installation in view of the said situation.

  The present invention includes a main body formed in a bottomed box shape, a packing box provided with a lid provided on the upper part of the main body, and a piece of corrugated cardboard. A packing material for a fire receiver that houses a box-shaped cushioning material and a fire receiver covered with the cushioning material in a packaging box, and the cushioning material is assembled to cover the fire receiver Thus, it has a shape that can be accommodated substantially inscribed in the packing box, and further, a drawer part having a handle is provided at the upper part.

  Further, the cushioning material of the present invention has an outer diameter of the width or length that is substantially the same as the inner diameter of either the width or length of the packaging box, and the drawer portion has the width or length of the packaging box. A side wall of the cushioning material located at an outer diameter position substantially the same length as either one of the inner diameters is provided to extend.

  In addition, the shock-absorbing material of the present invention is characterized in that a leg portion that protrudes from the side wall toward the bottom of the shock-absorbing material is provided.

  The shock-absorbing material of the present invention is characterized in that a side wall different from the side wall provided with the drawer portion is extended to provide a lid portion that covers the upper surface of the fire receiver.

  The present invention relates to a packaging material for a fire receiver that houses a fire receiver covered with a cushioning material in a packaging box, and, for example, by extending a side wall of the cushioning material to the cushioning material, a handle is provided on the upper portion. Since the drawer part which has is provided, when taking out a fire receiver from the packing box accommodated substantially inscribed, the effect that it is easy to take out is acquired.

It is an expanded view of the shock absorbing material of this invention. It is a state figure at the time of accommodating or taking out the buffer material of this invention in a packing box. It is a drawer | drawing-out part accommodation state figure in the buffer material accommodation state of this invention.

First, the cushioning material of the present invention will be described.
FIG. 1 is a development view of the cushioning material 1 according to the present invention. In the figure, 2 is a bottom portion, 3a and 3b are short side wall portions, 3c and 3d are long side wall portions, 4a and 4b are lead portions, 5a and 5b are lid portions, and dotted lines indicate folds. The cushioning material 1 has a substantially cross shape in a plan view, and is assembled by making a cut or crease in a single cardboard.

  The bottom 2 is formed to have a size that is substantially the same as the bottom of a fire receiver (not shown), that is, a size that covers the bottom of the fire receiver. Further, around the bottom portion 2, leg portions 6 are provided so as to extend from short side wall portions 3 a and 3 b and long side wall portions 3 c and 3 d described later.

  The heights of the short side wall portions 3a and 3b and the long side wall portions 3c and 3d are formed substantially the same as the height of the fire receiver, and are formed to have a size covering the periphery of the fire receiver.

  Furthermore, from the short side wall portions 3c and 3d, lead portions 4a and 4b extend in the height direction, and the user holds the lead portions 4a and 4b at the lead portions 4a and 4b. The handle 7 is provided. Further, a side wall fitting recess 9 is provided at a position where a side wall fitting convex portion 8 provided on the lid portions 5a and 5b described later is fitted at the boundary between the short side wall portions 3c and 3d and the lead portions 4a and 4b. Yes.

  The long side wall portions 3c and 3d are provided with lid portions 5a and 5b in the height direction, and are formed in a size that covers the upper surface of the fire receiver.

  Further, the lid portion 5a has a trapezoidal lid fitting convex portion 10a, and the lid portion 5b has a trapezoidal concave portion 10b formed in a trapezoidal shape having the same size as the lid fitting convex portion 10a. However, the cushioning material 1 is folded to fit each other and can be held in a state of covering the fire receiver.

  Moreover, the side wall fitting convex part 8 is provided in the side part of the cover parts 5a and 5b, and it is mutually fitted by the side wall fitting recessed part 9 provided in the short side wall parts 3c and 3d by bending the shock absorbing material 1. The cover 5a, 5b and the short side wall 3c, 3d can be held with the fire receiver covered.

  The leg portion 6 is provided to extend from the short side wall portions 3a and 3b and the long side wall portions 3c and 3d to the bottom portion 2 side, and protrudes downward from the bottom portion 2 by bending each side wall portion. . Thereby, when the shock absorbing material 1 is stored in the packing box 11 which will be described later, a gap is formed between the packing box 11 and the shock absorbing material 1, and an external force is not directly applied to the fire receiver by this gap.

  Next, the operation | movement at the time of accommodating the shock absorbing material 1 of this invention in the packing box 11 is demonstrated using FIG.2 and FIG.3. 2 shows a state when the cushioning material 1 of the present invention is housed or taken out from the packing box 11, and FIG. 3 shows that the cushioning material 1 of the present invention is housed in the packing box 11 and further stores the drawer portions 4a and 4b. Each state is shown.

  First, the user places a fire receiver (not shown) on the bottom portion 2 of the cushioning material 1 in which a piece of cardboard is formed into a substantially cross shape in plan view and cut and creased at predetermined locations. Next, the long side wall portions 3c and 3d are folded and raised to cover the long side surface of the fire receiver, and the lid portions 5a and 5b are further bent to cover the surface of the fire receiver. By fitting the lid portion fitting recess 10b with the lid portion 10a, the lid portions 5a and 5b can be held in a covered state.

  Then, after covering the short side surface of the fire receiver by bending and raising the short side wall portions 3a and 3b, the short side wall portion 3a, By fitting into the side wall fitting recess 9 provided in 3b, the lid portions 5a and 5b can be held in close contact with the fire receiver surface.

  Moreover, the packing box 11 consists of a short side substantially the same length as the short side of the shock absorbing material 1 which covered the fire receiver which is not shown in figure. More specifically, the outer diameter of the width or length of the cushioning material 1 is substantially the same as the inner diameter of one of the width or length of the packaging box 11, and the cushioning material 1 is inscribed in the packaging box 11. It is formed in a shape that can be stored.

  When the user stores the fire receiver in the packing box 11, the drawers 4 a and 4 b extending from the short side walls 3 a and 3 b of the cushioning material 1 are erected and provided on the drawers 4 a and 4 b. Since the cushioning material 1 can be held in a state where the fire receiver is covered by passing the hand through the handle 7, it can be easily stored in the packing box 11.

  The user then stores the drawers 4a and 4b inside the packing box 11 by bending the drawers 4a and 4b toward the lids 5a and 5b, and further, the space (packaging) in the packing box 11 is vacant. In the space created by the difference between the long side of the box 11 and the long side of the cushioning material 1), the parts box 12 for packing the parts used for the installation of the fire receiver is stored and the lid of the packing box 11 is closed. The fire receiver covered with the cushioning material 1 can be accommodated in the packing box 11 in a substantially inscribed state.

  In the state stored in the packing box 11, the leg portion 6 of the cushioning material 1 contacts the bottom of the packing box 11, and a gap is provided between the packing box 11 and the cushioning material 1. However, since the shock can be absorbed by the gap, the fire receiver can be protected.

  Next, the user of the fire receiver opens the lid of the packing box 11 and stands the drawers 4 a and 4 b so that the handle 7 is exposed at the upper part of the packing box 11, and the user puts his hand on the handle 7. By passing, the cushioning material 1 can be taken out with the fire receiver covered.

  In addition, you may replace the drawer | drawing-out parts 4a and 4b of this invention with the cover parts 5a and 5b.

  Further, in the above description, the cushioning material 1 and the component box 12 are accommodated to store the cushioning material 1 in a substantially inscribed state in the packing box 11, but in combination with other boxes, Or the buffer material 1 may be accommodated in the packing box 11 in a substantially inscribed state as a single unit, and both cases are included in the present invention.

  As described above, the packaging material used in the present invention is formed of a main body formed in a bottomed box shape, a packing box 11 provided with a lid provided on the upper portion of the main body, and a single cardboard. A cushioning material 1 that is cut and creased and assembled into a bottomed box shape, and a fire receiver packaging material that houses a fire receiver covered with the cushioning material 1 in a packaging box 11. The cushioning material 1 has a shape that can be accommodated by being substantially inscribed in the packing box 11 in a state of being assembled so as to cover the fire receiver, and is further provided with drawer portions 4a and 4b having handles at the top. Therefore, even if the buffer material 1 and the packing box 11 are inscribed, there is an effect that the fire receiver can be easily taken out.

  Further, the buffer material 1 has an outer diameter that is substantially the same as the inner diameter of either the width or the length of the packing box 11, and the lead-out portions 4 a and 4 b Since the side walls 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d of the cushioning material 1 at the position of the outer diameter substantially the same length as the inner diameter of any one of the lengths are provided to extend, the width or length of the cushioning material 1 Even when either one is inscribed in the packing box 11, there is an effect that the fire receiver can be easily taken out.

  In addition, since the cushioning material 1 is provided with legs that protrude from the side walls 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d toward the bottom 2 of the cushioning material 1, even if an external force is applied from the bottom surface of the packaging box 11 during transportation, There is an effect that the fire receiver can be safely transported without applying external force.

  Further, the cushioning material 1 has a lid portion that extends the side walls 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d different from the side walls 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d provided with the drawer portions 4a and 4b and covers the upper surface of the fire receiver. Since it is provided, there is an effect that the surface of the fire receiver can be surely protected.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Buffer material, 2 Bottom part, 3a, 3b Short side wall part, 3c, 3d Long side side wall part, 4a, 4b Lead part, 5a, 5b Lid part, 6 Leg part, 7 Handle, 8 Side wall fitting convex part, 9 Side wall Fitting recess, 10a Lid fitting protrusion, 10b Lid fitting depression, 11 packing box, 12 parts box.

Claims (4)

A main body formed in a box shape with a bottom, and a packaging box provided with a lid provided on the upper part of the main body;
A cushioning material that has been molded into a bottomed box by taking a piece of cardboard and making cuts and folds there,
A fire receiver packaging material for storing the fire receiver covered with the cushioning material in the packing box,
The cushioning material is
A packaging material, characterized in that, in a state assembled to cover the fire receiver, the packaging box has a shape that can be accommodated by being substantially inscribed in the packaging box, and further provided with a drawer portion having a handle at the top. The outer diameter of the cushioning material is substantially the same as the inner diameter of either the width or length of the packing box,
The extension part is provided by extending a side wall of the cushioning material at a position of an outer diameter substantially the same length as the inner diameter of either the width or the length of the packing box. 1 packing material.   The packing material according to claim 1, wherein the cushioning material is provided with a leg portion that projects from the side wall toward the bottom of the cushioning material.   The packing material according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the cushioning material is provided with a lid portion extending from a side wall different from the side wall provided with the lead-out portion and covering an upper surface of the fire receiver.