JP2015006929A - Packaging structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a packaging structure which allows drawing a plate-like food product from a packaging container in a state where one end of the plate-like food is exposed and keeps the alignment condition of the plate-like food products even when the number of the plate-like food products in the packaging container decreases.SOLUTION: A packaging structure is for storing a plurality of plate-like food products, e.g. a chewing gum packaged individually with packaging paper 4B, accumulated in an aligned condition in a packaging container 2. The packaging paper 4B has individually packaging paper 51 which covers the side of the plate-like food product 3 in the drawing direction 31 in taking out from the packaging container 2 and packaging paper 52 for accumulation which covers the side 32 opposite to the drawing-direction side. The individually packaging paper 51 and the packaging paper 52 for accumulation are adhered together to form integrated individually packaging paper by using a temporary adhesive 5 dissociable when applied with a tensile force equal to or higher than a specified force. Individual plate-like food products 3 are packaged individually with the individually packaging paper adhered with the temporary adhesive 5, and the packaging paper 52 for accumulation of the packaging paper is adhered with an adhesive 6 within the packaging container so that the packaging paper 52 for accumulation of the integrated packaging paper stays in the packaging container 2 in a state of being contained in the packaging container 2.

Description

  The present invention relates to a packaging structure for individually packaging plate-like foods such as gum and chocolate and storing them in a packaging container, and in particular, a packaging structure that is good for taking out and eating plate-like foods one by one from the packaging container. About.

Conventionally, there are those described in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 as packaging containers for storing plate-shaped foods such as gum and chocolate.
The packaging containers described in these patent documents are stored in a compact manner by providing a step so that the back row side is higher than the front row in a state where the plate-like food is erected, and overlapping two rows.
According to this configuration, since the height of the plate-shaped food in the packaging container is higher on the back row side than the front row, the food can be easily taken out. Further, since the plate-like food is temporarily attached in the packaging container, for example, when the front-row plate-like food is taken out, the rear-row plate-like food is prevented from being disturbed.

Japanese Patent No. 3955355 Japanese Patent No. 3955356 JP 2009-173322 A

In the packaging structure (packaging container) disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, it is possible to take out and eat individual plate-like food from the packaging container. There is a problem that it has to be peeled off and it is troublesome to remove the wrapping paper at the time of eating.
On the other hand, in Patent Document 3, a perforation is put in advance in a wrapping paper for individually wrapping plate-like food, and one end of the wrapping paper for the plate-like food individually wrapped with a perforated wrapping paper is placed in the packaging container. When the plate food is gripped through the other end of the wrapping paper and pulled out, the perforated part of the wrapping paper is torn off and one end of the plate food is exposed The packaging structure which can be taken out from the packaging container and can be eaten easily has been proposed.

  The above-mentioned individual wrapping paper with perforations is excellent in that the perforation breaks when the plate-like food is pulled out and the plate-like food can be taken out, but the perforation size and interval are designed for each plate-like food. Otherwise, the perforation may not be cut properly when being pulled out. Therefore, a packaging structure is desired that can pull out the plate-like food more favorably, and when the plate-like food is drawn out, one end side of the plate-like food can be exposed and pulled out.

  This invention was made based on such a background, and when the plate-shaped food was taken out of the packaging container, one end of the plate-shaped food was peeled off and one end of the plate-shaped food was exposed. The main object is to provide an improved packaging structure that can be pulled out in a state and does not fall apart even when the number of plate-like foods in the packaging container is reduced.

  The invention according to claim 1 is a packaging structure in which a plurality of plate-like foods such as gums individually wrapped with a wrapping paper are stacked and accommodated in a packaging container, and the plate-like food is the packaging The pulling direction side when taking out from the container is covered with at least individual wrapping paper, and a plurality of the plate-like foods covered with the individual wrapping paper are aligned in the packaging container. A plurality of plate-like foods that are accumulated together, and each of the plate-like foods has a common wrapping paper that covers the anti-pulling direction side of each of the plate-like foods that are not covered with the individual wrapping paper. The individual wrapping paper and the common stacking wrapping paper each have an overlapping portion that overlaps each other, and the overlapping portion is configured to apply a tensile force of a predetermined force or more to the individual wrapping paper. Is the individual wrapping paper a common wrapping paper? In order to hold the common stacking wrapping paper in the packaging container when a pulling direction force is applied to the individual wrapping paper, the common stacking is bonded with a detachable temporary adhesive. It is a packaging structure characterized by including the adhesion | attachment means with stronger adhesive force than the said temporary adhesive agent for adhere | attaching the wrapping paper for packaging in the said packaging container.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, when pulling out the plate-like food from the packaging container, the pull-out direction side of the plate-like food covered with the individual wrapping paper is gripped, and the gripped plate-like food is pulled to a predetermined extent. By pulling out from the packaging container with force, the gripped portion is covered with individual wrapping paper, and the wrapping paper for accumulation that covers the base side (one end side) of the plate-like food is left in the packaging container. . Therefore, the plate-like food can be pulled out from the packaging container with one end of the plate-like food exposed. As a result, the plate-like food grasped and pulled out can be taken out in a state where the root side can be easily put in the mouth and eaten easily.

  Since the wrapping paper for accumulation remaining in the packaging container is fixed in the packaging container by an adhesive means, it remains in the packaging container and is packaged on the root side of the other remaining plate-shaped food. The remaining plate-shaped food contained in the container is maintained in the packaging container in the original aligned state. In other words, as the plate-like food is pulled out from the packaging container and eaten, the number of plate-like foods in the packaging container decreases, but the plate-like food is fixed in the packaging container via the wrapping paper for accumulation. Therefore, the alignment state is not disturbed, and it is accommodated in the packaging container in a state where it can be easily taken out.

  As described above, in this invention, the stacking wrapping paper is a common wrapping paper piece that wraps a plurality of plate-like foods in common, and the common wrapping paper piece is stably accommodated in the packaging container. Therefore, even if the plate-like food is pulled out individually, the remaining plate-like food is maintained in the aligned state in the packaging container. Further, the plate-like food can be taken out from the packaging container in a state where one end of the plate-like food is exposed and easy to eat.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a package 1A to which a packaging structure according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the package 1A. Drawing 3 is a mimetic diagram explaining a manufacturing method of package 1A. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram for explaining the usage state of the package 1A. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining a method of manufacturing a package 1B to which a packaging structure according to another embodiment of the present invention is applied. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram for explaining the usage state of the package 1B.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a package 1A to which a packaging structure according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied. With reference to FIG. 1, a package 1 </ b> A includes a packaging container 2, a plurality of plate-like foods 3 as packaging objects accommodated in the packaging container 2, and a plurality of pieces for individually packaging these plate-like foods 3. And wrapping paper 4A. Examples of the plate-like food 3 include gum and chocolate.

  A plurality of plate-like foods 3 such as gums individually wrapped with the wrapping paper 4 </ b> A are collected and accommodated in the packaging container 2. FIG. 1 illustrates a state in which one of a plurality of plate-like foods 3 aligned in the packaging container 2 is taken out. Hereinafter, the plate-shaped food 3 that is individually packaged with the wrapping paper 4 </ b> A is also referred to as a food unit 30. The food unit 30 includes a plate-like food 3 and a wrapping paper 4A.

  The packaging container 2 has a box shape, and is formed of, for example, a paper material. The packaging container 2 includes a main body 21 having a container shape having an opening 20, a lid 22 that covers the opening 20 of the main body 21 so as to be openable and closable, and a connecting portion 23 that connects the lid 22 and the main body 21. ing. The packaging container 2 may be made of synthetic resin other than paper. The main body 21, the lid 22, and the connecting portion 23 are formed by bending a single sheet of developed material.

By opening the lid 22, the opening 20 of the packaging container 2 can be opened. The plate-like food 3 can be pulled out from the packaging container 2 through the opening 20 of the packaging container 2.
In the packaging container 2, the plurality of plate-like foods 3 are arranged in two directions X and Y (two directions orthogonal to the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3) orthogonal to each other. Moreover, each plate-shaped foodstuff 3 is arrange | positioned and arranged so that the longitudinal direction Z may become mutually parallel. In the present embodiment, a case where a plurality of plate-like foods 3 are arranged in four rows in the X direction (two rows in the Y direction) will be described. However, when three or more food products 3 are arranged in the Y direction, There is only one in the case, and it can be applied to the housing method arranged in a line in the X direction.

The plate-like food 3 has a drawing direction side 31 and an anti-drawing direction side 32 with respect to the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3. The drawing direction side 31 is disposed on the far side from the bottom plate 24 in the packaging container 2. The anti-pull-out direction side 32 is disposed on the side close to the bottom plate 24 in the packaging container 2.
FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view of the package 1A. With reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, the wrapping paper 4A includes a first wrapping paper piece 41 covering the drawing direction side 31 of the plate-like food 3 and a second wrapping paper piece 42 covering the anti-drawing direction side 32 of the plate-like food 3. And have.

The first wrapping paper piece 41 and the second wrapping paper piece 42 are integrated individual wrapping paper bonded with a temporary adhesive 5 that can be detached when a tensile force of a predetermined size or more is applied.
Each plate-like food 3 is individually packaged by the individual wrapping paper 4A bonded with the temporary adhesive 5 to form a food unit 30, and the second wrap of the individual wrapping paper 4A in a state where the food unit 30 is accommodated in the packaging container 2. The second wrapping paper piece 42 is surrounded by the accumulated paper 8 so that the wrapping paper piece 42 is held in the packaging container 2, the second wrapping paper piece 42 and the accumulated paper 8 are bonded by the adhesive 6, and the accumulated paper 8 is bonded. It is adhered in the packaging container 2 with the agent 7. That is, the accumulated paper 8 and the adhesives 6 and 7 constitute an adhesive means.

As the adhesive 6 and the adhesive 7, those having the same specification can be used, and those having different specifications can be used. In any case, compared with the above-mentioned temporary adhesive 5, it has a strong adhesive force. Thus, when the food unit 30 is pulled out, the second wrapping paper piece 42 of the individual wrapping paper can be retained in the packaging container 2.
Thereby, the plate-like food 3 can be pulled out from the packaging container 2 in a state where the anti-pulling direction side 32 as one end of the plate-like food 3 is exposed and easy to eat. At the same time, even if the number of plate-like foods 3 in the packaging container 2 decreases with eating, the plate-like foods 3 are fixed in the packaging container 2 via the second wrapping paper piece 42, so that the alignment The state is not disturbed and can be accommodated in the packaging container 2 while being easily taken out.

The first wrapping paper piece 41 covers the drawing direction side 31 of the plate-like food 3 with a length capable of gripping the plate-like food 3 with respect to the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3.
The second wrapping paper piece 42 covers a portion of the plate-like food 3 that is not covered with the first wrapping paper piece 41 on the anti-pulling direction side 32 in the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3.
Further, in a state where the first wrapping paper piece 41 covers the plate-like food 3 and the second wrapping paper piece 42 is removed, the anti-pulling direction side 32 of the plate-like food 3 is related to the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3. It is exposed to a length that can be put in the mouth.

  Drawing 3 is a mimetic diagram explaining a manufacturing method of package 1A. The first wrapping paper piece 41 and the second wrapping paper piece 42 are bonded to each other with the temporary adhesive 5, thereby forming an integral individual wrapping paper. In the temporary adhesive 5, when a tensile force of a predetermined size or more is applied, the bonded portions of the first wrapping paper piece 41 and the second wrapping paper piece 42 bonded by the temporary adhesive 5 are dissociated, and the first packaging The paper piece 41 and the second wrapping paper piece 42 are separated from each other.

The whole plate-shaped food 3 is wrapped using the temporarily bonded individual wrapping paper. Thereby, the food unit 30 is obtained.
Next, the plurality of food units 30 are arranged on the accumulated paper 8. At this time, the second wrapping paper piece 42 and the accumulated paper 8 are fixed by the adhesive 6.
Next, referring to FIG. 4, a plurality of food units 30 connected to each other via the accumulation paper 8 are put into the main body 21 of the packaging container 2. The accumulated paper 8 and the main body 21 of the packaging container 2 are fixed with the adhesive 7. Thereby, the package 1A is obtained.

  When the desired plate-shaped food 3 is pulled out from the packaging container 2, the pull-out direction side 31 of the plate-shaped food 3 covered with the first wrapping paper piece 41 is gripped, and the gripped plate-shaped food 3 is pulled to a predetermined extent. Pull out from the packaging container 2 with a force higher than the force. As a result, the anti-pulling direction side 32 on the base side of the plate-like food 3 is exposed, and the second wrapping paper piece 42 covering the base side is left in the packaging container 2. Therefore, the plate-like food 3 can be taken out from the packaging container 2 in an easy-to-eat state in which the anti-pull-out direction side 32 as one end of the plate-like food 3 is exposed.

  Further, since the second wrapping paper piece 42 remaining in the packaging container 2 is fixed in the packaging container 2, it remains in the packaging container 2 as it is. At the same time, the relationship with the second wrapping paper piece 42 of the other food unit 30 remains unchanged. Therefore, the remaining food units 30 accommodated in the packaging container 2 are maintained in the state accommodated in the packaging container 2 in the original aligned state. That is, as the plate-like food 3 is pulled out from the packaging container 2 and eaten, the number of the plate-like food 3 in the packaging container 2 decreases, but the food unit 30 (plate) via the second wrapping paper piece 42. Since the food 3) is fixed in the packaging container 2, the alignment state is not disturbed and is accommodated in the packaging container 2 in a state where it can be easily taken out.

Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described. Note that the following embodiment will be described with a focus on differences from the above-described embodiment. About another structure, it is the same as that of the above-mentioned embodiment, and attaches | subjects the same code | symbol as the above-mentioned embodiment.
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining a method of manufacturing a package 1B to which a packaging structure according to another embodiment of the present invention is applied. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram for explaining the usage state of the package 1B.

The package 1B has a wrapping paper 4B shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 instead of the wrapping paper 4A of the embodiment shown in FIG.
The wrapping paper 4B is an individual wrapping paper 51 configured in the same manner as the first wrapping paper piece 41 and an accumulation wrapping paper 52 formed in the same manner as the above-described accumulation paper 8. The individual wrapping paper 51 is used for each plate-like food 3. The drawing direction side 31 of the plate-like food 3 is covered with at least the individual wrapping paper 51. One stacking wrapping paper 52 is used for the plurality of plate-like foods 3 and covers the anti-pulling direction side 32 of the plurality of plate-like foods 3. In this embodiment, two wrapping wrapping papers 52 are used in one packaging container 2. Each stacking wrapping paper 52 covers a plurality of plate-like foods 3 arranged in a line along the X direction.

The individual wrapping paper 51 is temporarily bonded to the stacking wrapping paper 52 by the temporary adhesive 5. The stacking wrapping paper 52 functions as a part of the wrapping paper 4B that covers the anti-pulling direction side 32 of the plate-like food 3 and functions in the same manner as the above-described stacking paper 8, and adheres to the packaging container 2. It is bonded and fixed by an adhesive 7 as a means.
In the state where each plate-like food 3 covered with the individual wrapping paper 51 is accommodated in the packaging container 2, the anti-pull-out direction side 32 of the plurality of plate-like foods 3 aligned and accumulated in the packaging container 2 is: Covered with a common stacking wrapping paper 52. At the same time, the individual wrapping paper 51 in which each plate-shaped food 3 is individually wrapped and the common wrapping paper 52 are bonded with a temporary adhesive 5 that can be dissociated when a tensile force of a predetermined force or more is applied to the individual wrapping paper. Has been.

With reference to FIG. 5, the package 1B can be manufactured as follows, for example.
First, the wrapping direction side 31 of the plate-like food 3 is wrapped using the individual wrapping paper 51. At this time, the anti-pulling direction side 32 of the plate-like food 3 is exposed. Next, the plurality of plate-like foods 3 partially packaged by the individual wrapping paper 51 are aligned. The anti-pull-out direction side 32 of these aligned plate-like foods 3 is covered with a stacking wrapping paper 52. Then, the individual wrapping paper 51 and the stacking wrapping paper 52 are fixed with the temporary adhesive 5. Thereby, plate-shaped food unit 30B is obtained.

Next, the plurality of food units 30 </ b> B are aligned and placed in the main body 21 of the packaging container 2. The stacking wrapping paper 52 and the main body 21 of the packaging container 2 are fixed with the adhesive 7. Thereby, the package 1B is obtained.
Referring to FIG. 6, when pulling out a desired plate-like food 3 from the packaging container 2, the pull-out direction side 31 of the plate-like food 3 covered with the individual wrapping paper 51 is gripped, and the gripped plate-like food is held. 3 is pulled out of the packaging container 2 with a force greater than a predetermined pulling force. As a result, the base side (one end side) of the plate-like food 3 is exposed, and the packaging paper 52 for accumulation that covers the base side is left in the packaging container 2. Therefore, the plate-like food 3 can be taken out from the packaging container 2 in a state where one end of the plate-like food 3 is exposed and easy to eat.

Further, the stacking wrapping paper 52 is a common wrapping paper piece that wraps a plurality of plate-like foods 3 in common, and the common wrapping paper piece is stably accommodated in the packaging container 2. In this case as well, even if the plate-like food 3 is pulled out individually, the remaining plate-like food 3 is maintained in an aligned state in the packaging container 2.
In addition, various design changes can be made within the scope of matters described in the claims.

1A, 1B Packaging 2 Packaging container 3 Plate food 4A Packaging paper (individual packaging paper)
4B Wrapping paper 5 Temporary adhesive 6, 7 Adhesive 8 Stacked paper 20 Opening 21 Main part 22 Lid 23 Connecting part 24 Bottom plate 30, 30B Food unit 31 Pull-out direction side 32 Anti-pull-out direction side 41 First wrapping paper piece 42 Second packaging Paper piece 51 pieces Wrapping paper 52 Stacking paper X, Y direction Z Longitudinal direction

Claims (1)

It is a packaging structure in which a plurality of plate-like foods such as gums individually wrapped by wrapping paper are collected and accommodated in a packaging container,
The plate-like food is covered with at least an individual wrapping paper on the pulling direction side when taking out from the packaging container,
In the state where each plate-shaped food covered with the individual wrapping paper is housed in the packaging container, a plurality of the plate-shaped foods that are arranged and accumulated in the packaging container are covered with the individual wrapping paper. A common stacking wrapping paper that commonly covers the anti-pull-out direction side of each plate-shaped food, and the individual wrapping paper that individually wraps each plate-shaped food and the common stacking wrapping paper And the overlapping part, the overlapping part is a temporary adhesive capable of detaching the individual wrapping paper from the common wrapping paper when a tensile force of a predetermined force or more is applied to the individual wrapping paper Are bonded with
In order to bond the common stacking wrapping paper in the packaging container in order to keep the common stacking wrapping paper in the packaging container when a force in the pulling direction is applied to the individual wrapping paper. A packaging structure comprising an adhesive means having an adhesive strength stronger than that of the temporary adhesive.

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