JP2019034778A - Holder of hollow molding and holding method - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a holder capable of being used for storage, transport, display, etc. of a glass or ceramic bottle.SOLUTION: A holder 1 has a base plate 10 and a sidewall part 20 surrounding the periphery of the base plate 10. A part or the whole of the base plate 10 including a central part has a support part 30 including a curved surface part 31 in which a recess 32 is formed on a top. The sidewall part 20 has an inner surface shape that can be in contact with a side surface part on a bottom surface side of a glass bottle or the like.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a holder that can be used for storing, transporting, and displaying a hollow molded body such as a glass bottle or a vase, and a method for holding the hollow molded body using the holder.

When storing or transporting a bottle of liquor, etc., a combination of a plurality of cardboard dividers combined to form a plurality of bowls is arranged, and one bowl is placed in each bowl. Stored or transported in a bottle.
However, there are problems that the work of combining a plurality of partition plates is complicated, and that when the vibration is applied during transportation, the partition plates are rubbed against the label of the bottle and the label is damaged.
Patent Documents 1 to 3 describe inventions of partition members used when boxing beverage bottles, vial bottles, and the like.

JP 9-504259 gazette JP 2002-128065 A JP 2006-335389 A

  The present invention uses a holder suitable for storing and transporting products containing hollow molded articles such as glass bottles such as alcoholic beverages and non-alcoholic beverages, and displaying vases, and the use thereof. The present invention relates to a method for holding a hollow molded body.

The present invention comprises a bottom or opening of a hollow molded body made of glass or ceramic, having a bottom surface, an opening opposite to the bottom in the height direction, and a side surface between the bottom and the opening. A holding tool for holding,
The holder has a substrate portion and a side wall portion surrounding the periphery of the substrate portion,
A part including the central part of the substrate part or the whole of the substrate part has a support part including a curved surface part in which a concave part is formed at the top part,
The side wall portion has an inner surface shape capable of contacting the side surface portion on the bottom surface side or the opening portion side of the hollow molded body,
When it is necessary to hold the bottom surface portion side of the hollow molded body, the bottom surface portion is in contact with the support portion of the substrate portion, and the side surface portion on the bottom surface side of the hollow molded body is inside the side wall portion. Placed against the surface,
When it is necessary to hold the opening side of the hollow molded body, the opening side of the hollow molded body is fitted into the recess of the support part, or the support part or the boundary part between the side wall part and the support part The holder is held by being placed so that the peripheral edge of the opening is brought into contact with the holder.

The holder of the present invention is easy to handle when storing and transporting a beverage product using a bottle container made of glass or ceramics, and there is no damage to the label.
The holder of the present invention can also be used when displaying vases, cups, mugs, etc. made of glass or ceramics.

The top view of the holder of this invention. Sectional drawing which follows the II-II line | wire of FIG. Sectional drawing which follows the III-III line of FIG. (A) is a top view of the holder of another embodiment of the present invention, and (b) is a partial front view of (a). Explanatory drawing of the holding method of the glass bottle using the holder shown in FIG. Explanatory drawing of the holding method of the ceramic vase or glass mug using the holder shown in FIG.

<Holding tool for hollow molded body>
The holder 1 of the present invention shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 is for holding the bottom or opening of a hollow molded body.
The hollow molded body to be held by the holder 1 of the present invention is made of glass or ceramics, and other materials (for example, metal, wood, cork, resin, etc.) excluding glass or ceramics in part (for example, plugs). , Rubber, elastomer).
The shape, size (volume and height), thickness and the like of the hollow molded body are not particularly limited.

The hollow molded body has a bottom surface portion, an opening portion on the opposite side to the bottom surface portion in the height direction, and a side surface portion between the bottom surface portion and the opening portion.
In addition to the concave surface curved in the direction of the opening, the bottom surface portion may have a shape in which an annular wall portion serving as a leg portion is formed on the bottom surface portion or a flat surface.
Two or more openings may be formed depending on the application.
The side portion may have a uniform width (uniform diameter) or may have a partially different width (outer diameter).

Examples of hollow molded articles made of glass or ceramic include alcoholic beverage bottles (sealed alcoholic beverage products), nonalcoholic beverage bottles (sealed nonalcoholic products), flower bottles, cups, mugs, etc. be able to.
Note that the hollow molded body includes alcoholic beverage bottles and non-alcoholic beverage bottles that do not contain any contents (not plugged).

The holder 1 is made of a thermoplastic resin such as polypropylene, rubber, elastomer or the like, and has a substrate portion 10 and a side wall portion 20 surrounding the substrate portion 10.
As for the board | substrate part 10, the side by which the side wall part 20 was extended is the 1st surface 11, and the other side of the thickness direction is the 2nd surface 12.

The planar shape of the substrate portion 10 is the same shape as the bottom surface portion or opening portion of the hollow molded body to be held (however, it is an opening portion of a vase, a cup, and a mug and does not include a bottle stopper).
The planar shape of the substrate portion 10 (support portion 30) shown in FIG. 1 is circular, but may be other shapes such as an ellipse, a regular triangle, a square, and a regular hexagon.

A support portion 30 protruding in the same direction as the side wall portion 20 is formed at a position including the center of the first surface 11 of the substrate portion 10.
The support part 30 has the curved surface part 31 and the circular recessed part 32 formed in the top part of the curved surface part 31, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG.
In FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, the entire substrate portion 10 is composed of the support portion 30, but a connecting portion that connects the side wall portion 20 and the support portion 30 is formed between the side wall portion 20 and the support portion 30. May be. Since the connecting portion connects the side wall portion 20 and the support portion 30, it may be a flat surface portion or a shallow annular concave portion (the concave portion is a curved surface).
The circular concave portion 32 has a circular planar shape, and includes an inner annular wall portion 33 and a bottom portion 34.
The inner annular wall 33 is an inclined surface whose inner diameter becomes smaller toward the bottom 34 in FIG. 1, but may be a vertical surface having the same inner diameter.
The circular recess 32 has a shape protruding to the second surface 12 side of the substrate 10.
A rib for increasing the strength may be formed on the bottom 34 of the circular recess 32, and may be a plurality of concentric ribs, a spiral rib, a plurality of linear ribs, or the like.

The curved surface portion 31 is a portion where the cross-sectional shape in the width direction is curved, and the height of the boundary portion 35 with the inner annular wall portion 33 is the maximum (top portion) and becomes a curved surface that descends toward the side wall portion 20 side. ing.
Between the curved surface part 31 and the side wall part 20, four substantially oval concave parts 36 to 39 are formed as shown in FIG.
The substantially oval concave portions 36 to 39 themselves function to reinforce the substrate portion 10, and further, ribs can be formed on their bottom portions.
The curved surface portion 31 can be a rough surface on which many small irregularities are formed in order to increase the frictional force.

The side wall portion 20 is formed so as to surround the substrate portion 10 and has a square planar shape, but may have other shapes such as a circle, an ellipse, a regular triangle, a rectangle, and a regular hexagon.
Since the side wall part 20 is for increasing the strength of the holder 1, the shape is not particularly limited as long as the strength can be maintained, but the height of the hollow molded body to be held is not limited. The height is preferably not in contact with a label or the like attached to the surface.
The side wall portion 20 includes an annular flat surface portion 21, an outer wall portion 27 lowered from the outer peripheral edge portion of the annular flat surface portion 21 toward the substrate portion 10, and an inner side lowered from the inner peripheral edge portion of the annular flat surface portion 21 toward the substrate portion 10. A wall portion 28 is provided.
The outer wall portion 22 is located outside the substrate portion 10, and the inner wall portion 23 is integrated with the support portion 30 of the substrate portion 10.

In the annular flat surface portion 21, the portion including the four corner portions 22 a to 25 a is wider than the other portions (side portions 22 b to 25 b excluding the four corners).
On the inner side surfaces of the corner portions 22a to 25a, separation recesses 26 are formed to prevent the plurality of holders 1 from being fitted and separated from each other when stacked.
In FIGS. 1 to 3, the annular flat surface portion 21 has four side portions 22 b to 25 b having an arch-shaped concave shape, but an inverted trapezoidal concave shape (the same shape as FIG. 4B) or A flat surface without a recess may be used.
The portion including the support portion 30 surrounded by the side wall portion 20 has the same shape as the bottom shape or the opening shape of the hollow molded body to be used.

Fig.4 (a) is the holder 100 combined so that the holders 101-103 of another embodiment of the holder 1 shown in FIG. 1 may become one.
The holder 100 can hold three hollow molded bodies.
As shown in FIG. 4B, the side wall 120 of the holders 101 to 103 has a shape in which an inverted trapezoidal concave portion 121 is formed.

<Holding method of hollow molded body>
Next, a method for holding a hollow molded body using the holder 1 will be described with reference to FIG.
In the procedure 1, for example, a one-necked bottle (sake product on the market) 50 containing sake is prepared as a hollow molded body.

  In the procedure 2, one or a plurality of holders 1A that are the same as the holder 1 shown in FIG.

In the procedure 3, the bottom surface portion 51 of the one bottle jar 50 is brought into contact with the support portion 30 of the substrate portion 10 of the holding tool 1A, and the side surface portion 52 on the bottom surface portion 51 side of the one bottle jar 50 is in the side wall portion 20 of the holder 1A. Place it against the surface.
FIG. 5 shows a state in which the curved surface portion 31 of the support portion 30 is crushed by the weight of the one bottle jar 50. Thus, the curved surface portion 31 is crushed to enhance cushioning and stability, and further, the one bottle 50 can be prevented from rotating during transportation. In addition, when the surface of the curved surface part 31 is made into the rough surface in which many small unevenness | corrugations were formed, it acts so that the said rotation prevention effect may be assisted.
In addition, the height of the side wall part 20 of the holder 1A is adjusted so as not to contact the label 54 affixed to the first bottle 50.

In the procedure 4, the concave portion 32 of the support portion 30 of another holder 1B is fitted and covered on the stopper 53 of the one bottle bottle 50.
After that, the lid of the box container for storage or transportation is closed. At this time, the holder 1B can be fixed by pressing the second surface 12 side with the inner surface of the lid.
Thus, since the one bottle 50 is held by the two holders 1A and 1B from the top and bottom, it can be stably stored and transported.

Next, a method for holding a hollow molded body, which is another embodiment using the holder 1, will be described with reference to FIG.
In Procedure 1, a glass vase 60 is prepared as a hollow molded body.
In procedure 2, the holder 1 is placed on a table on which the vase 60 is displayed. The vase 60 may be in a state where flowers are laid.
In step 3, the bottom surface portion 61 of the vase 60 is brought into contact with the support portion 30 of the substrate portion 10 of the holder 1, and the side surface portion 62 on the bottom surface portion 61 side of the vase 60 is brought into contact with the inner surface of the side wall portion 20. Put the vase so that.
In FIG. 6, a state in which the curved surface portion 31 of the support portion 30 is crushed by the weight of the vase 60 is shown.
In this manner, the curved surface portion 31 is crushed to improve cushioning and stability, and further, it is possible to prevent the vase 60 from being displaced during display. In addition, when the surface of the curved surface part 31 is made into the rough surface in which many small unevenness | corrugations were formed, it acts so that the said shift prevention effect may be assisted.

When a glass mug is used as the hollow molded body, the opening side of the glass mug can be placed on the holder 1.
At this time, the opening part of the glass mug is brought into contact with the support part 30 or the boundary part between the support part 30 and the side wall part 20, and the side part on the opening part side of the glass mug is brought into contact with the inner surface of the side wall part 20. Put as is.

  The holder of the present invention can be used when storing, transporting, or displaying glass or ceramic bottles, vases, cups, mugs, and the like.

1, 1A, 1B, 100 Holder 10 Substrate part 20 Side wall part 30 Support part 31 Curved surface part 32 Recessed part

Claims (6)

A bottom made of glass or ceramic, for holding a bottom or opening of a hollow molded body having a bottom surface, an opening opposite to the bottom surface in the height direction, and a side surface between the bottom and the opening. A holding tool,
The holder has a substrate portion and a side wall portion surrounding the periphery of the substrate portion,
A part including the central part of the substrate part or the whole of the substrate part has a support part including a curved surface part in which a concave part is formed at the top part,
The side wall portion has an inner surface shape capable of contacting the side surface portion on the bottom surface side or the opening portion side of the hollow molded body,
When it is necessary to hold the bottom surface portion side of the hollow molded body, the bottom surface portion is in contact with the support portion of the substrate portion, and the side surface portion on the bottom surface side of the hollow molded body is inside the side wall portion. Placed against the surface,
When it is necessary to hold the opening side of the hollow molded body, the opening side of the hollow molded body is fitted into the recess of the support part, or the support part or the boundary part between the side wall part and the support part A holding tool that is held by being placed so that a peripheral edge of the opening is brought into contact with the holder. The side wall portion is an annular flat surface portion, an outer wall portion lowered from the outer peripheral edge portion of the annular flat surface portion toward the substrate portion, and an inner wall portion lowered from the inner peripheral edge portion of the annular flat surface portion toward the substrate portion. Have
The holder according to claim 1, wherein the outer wall portion is positioned outside the substrate portion, and the inner wall portion is integrated with the substrate portion.   The holder according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a planar shape of the side wall portion is a square, and a planar shape of the support portion is a circle.   A holder, which is configured to hold a plurality of hollow molded bodies by integrating a plurality of the holders according to any one of claims 1 to 3.   The holder according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the hollow molded body made of glass or ceramic is selected from alcoholic beverage bottles, non-alcoholic beverage bottles, vases, cups, and mugs. A method for holding the hollow molded body using the holder according to claim 1,
Procedure 1 for preparing a sealed glass or ceramic bottle as the hollow molded body,
Procedure 2 for arranging one or more of the holders on the bottom of the box container,
One or more bottles are mounted so that the bottom surface of the bottle is in contact with the support portion of the substrate portion of the holder and the side surface of the bottle on the bottom surface is in contact with the inner surface of the side wall. Placement procedure 3,
A method for holding a hollow molded article, comprising: a step 4 in which a concave portion of a support portion of the holder is fitted on the stopper of the bottle when the holder is put on the bottle or bottles.

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