JP2019135177A - Blister pack - Google Patents

Abstract

To enable a size of a mount to increase with a reduced size of a blister, and also the mount and the blister not to be easily off each other.SOLUTION: A blister pack comprises a blister 31 having a flange portion 31b on a periphery of a swollen portion 31a for containing an object to be supported, and a mount 32 for closing an opening side of the swollen portion 31a of the blister 31. The mount 32 has a cut S for locking the flange portion 31b of the blister 31, the blister 31 has a bendable extension portion 31c next to the flange portion 31b. and has locking means for fixing the extension portion 31c folded back along an edge of the mount 32 in a state where the flange portion 31b of the blister 31 is inserted into the cut S on the mount 32 folded.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 7

Description

  In the present invention, in order to demonstrate good display properties when displaying cosmetic products, daily necessities and other containers in containers at the storefront, they are placed on the front surface of the mount in a state of being put in a transparent plastic molded product called a blister. It relates to the held blister pack.

  Conventionally, as a blister pack of this kind, cosmetics, daily necessities and other containers are stored in the blister bulge as a supported item, and held in the front of the mount, and suspended as necessary. What is possible is generally widely used. When integrating the blister and the mount, in many cases, folding parts are provided on both sides of the blister, the blisters are used as a guide, the blister is slid outside the mount, and is fixed with several seals. Is to be stapled.

  As an improved version of this type of blister pack, a lock function is provided between the blister and the mount so that the blister or mount can be locked and integrated (for example, see Patent Document 1). In addition, there are known parallel cuts facing the mount, and these cuts are integrated by inserting flat portions on both sides of the bulging part of the blister (see, for example, Patent Document 2). Yes.

Utility Model Registration No. 3025331 JP-A-11-171243

  Among the blister packs described above, the one described in Patent Document 1 has a problem that one of the lock portions is paper, so that it is easy to come off during transportation or handling at the store, and the mount is a size that matches the blister. Therefore, if the mount is increased in order to increase the amount of information, there is a problem that the blister size increases and the amount of resin used increases. On the other hand, although the thing of patent document 2 has the advantage that the size of a mount can be designed by making the size of a blister small, the problem that a lock part tends to come off when bent is left.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and the object of the present invention is to reduce the size of the blister and increase the mount, and during transportation and handling at the store. there to be subjected Hisage without blister pack be blister and the mount comes off easily.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a blister pack comprising a blister having a flange portion at the periphery of a bulging portion for containing an object to be supported, and a mount for closing the opening side of the bulging portion of the blister. And
The mount is made of a single sheet, has a notch for locking the blister flange, and the blister has a bendable extension on the flange.
In the state where the blister flange is inserted into the notch of the mount, there is provided a locking means for fixing the extended portion folded back along the edge of the mount.

In order to achieve the same object, the present invention provides a blister pack comprising a blister having a flange portion at the periphery of a bulging portion for containing an object to be supported, and a mount for closing the opening side of the bulging portion of the blister. Because
The mount has a front part and a back part divided by a fold line, and has a notch or window for locking the flange part of the blister on the front part. The blister can be bent to the flange part. Has a part,
It is characterized by having a locking means for fixing the extended portion folded back on the back side along the edge of the mount in the state where the blister flange is inserted into the cut or window of the mount folded in half.

In order to achieve the same object, the present invention provides a blister pack comprising a blister having a flange portion at the periphery of a bulging portion for containing an object to be supported, and a mount for closing the opening side of the bulging portion of the blister. Because
The mount is cylindrical with an opening on at least one side, has a window for projecting the bulging part of the blister, and the blister has an extension part that can be bent on the flange part,
Inserting a blister from the opening of the mount, contacting the flange with the inner surface of the mount, and fixing the extended part folded back along the edge of the mount with the bulge protruding from the window It has a stop means, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  In the blister pack of the present invention, since the bulge portion protrudes from the mount with the flange portion of the blister hidden in the mount, the flange portion can be made small, so the size of the mount is reduced by reducing the size of the blister. It is possible to reduce the amount of resin, and at the same time, it is possible to increase the printing surface for advertisements and explanations, and there is also an effect that the color tone is improved because the printed pattern is not seen through the resin. Moreover, since heat fusion is not required, there is no need for equipment, leading to cost reduction. In addition, an extension is provided on the flange of the blister, and the extension is folded back and locked with the mount interposed therebetween, so that the blister is firmly fixed to the mount and is used during transportation and handling at the store. And the mount will not come off easily.

It is a front view of the blister pack which shows 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is the front view and side view of a blister which comprise the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the mount which comprises the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the blister pack which shows 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is the front view and side view of a blister which comprise the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the mount which comprises the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the blister pack which shows 3rd Embodiment of this invention. It is the front view and side view of a blister which comprise the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the mount which comprises the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view which shows the blister pack of 4th Embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the mount which comprises the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view which shows the blister pack of 5th Embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the mount which comprises the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the blister pack which shows 6th Embodiment of this invention. It is the front view and side view of a blister which comprise the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the mount which comprises the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the blister pack which shows 7th Embodiment of this invention. It is the front view and side view of a blister which comprise the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the mount which comprises the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the blister pack which shows 8th Embodiment of this invention. It is the front view and side view of a blister which comprise the blister pack of FIG. It is a front view of the mount which comprises the blister pack of FIG.

[First Embodiment]
A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The blister pack 10 shown in FIG. 1 includes a blister 11 whose front view is shown in FIG. 2A and a side view shown in FIG. 2B, and a mount 12 shown in FIG.

  The blister 11 is a vacuum-formed product of a resin sheet, and includes a bulging portion 11a for containing a supported object, and a flange portion 11b protruding from the periphery of the bulging portion 11a. The flange portion 11b An extension portion 11c is provided on the lower side via a fold line α. The bulging part 11a of the blister 11 is matched with the shape of the flat plastic case which is a to-be-supported object here, and the contents of the case are cosmetics, for example.

  As shown in the drawing, the extended portion 11c of the blister 11 is provided with convex portions 13 protruding on the left and right sides, and the flange portion 11b has a concave portion protruding on the front surface side corresponding to these convex portions 13. 14 is provided. That is, the convex portion 13 and the concave portion 14 are provided at symmetrical positions with the folding line α as the center, and are fitted when the extended portion 11c is folded back at the folding line α.

  The mount 12 closes the opening side of the bulging portion 11a of the blister 11 and has a size slightly larger than the blister 11, and is used to lock the flange portion 11b of the blister 11 as shown in FIG. A pair of cuts S is provided. These incisions S are shaped so that when the flange portion 11b of the blister 11 is inserted and inserted from below, the bulging portion 11a can be held in a protruding state. The blister 11 is inserted into the mount 12, and the blister 11 The upper side of the flange portion 11b comes into contact with the upper end of the cut S when the fold line [alpha] of FIG. The incision S has an obliquely upward bent portion at the lower end in order to facilitate insertion of the flange portion 11b of the blister 11, and inwardly in the upper portion to prevent the flange portion 11b of the blister 11 from hitting and breaking. It has a folded part.

  The mount 12 is provided with a pair of holes 15 at the bottom. These holes 15 are located between the lower part of the notch S and the lower side of the mount 12 and are provided in the same circular shape and at the same intervals as the recesses 14 of the flange portion 11b in the blister 11. When the insertion is completed, the concave portion 14 is overlapped. Further, the mount 12 is provided with a suspension hole h at the upper center. The suspension hole h is a through-hole through which a hanger or the like passes when the blister pack 10 is suspended and displayed.

  The procedure for assembling the blister pack 10 of FIG. 1 is as follows. First, in a state where the support is put in the bulging portion 11a of the blister 11, the flange portion 11b is inserted and inserted into the cut S of the mount 12 from below. When the upper side of the flange portion 11b hits the upper end of the notch S, the extended portion 11c is folded back along the edge of the mount 12 at the folding line α, and the convex portion 13 on the folded extended portion 11c is formed. By being pushed through the hole 15 of the mount 12, it is fitted into the recess 14 in the flange portion 11b. In this way, the extension portion 11c turned back along the folding line α is fixed by locking the extension portion 11c turned back along the edge of the mount 12.

  The blister pack 10 of FIG. 1 assembled in this way is in a state in which the folded extension portion 11c is firmly fixed by the locking means comprising the convex portion 13 and the concave portion 14 provided at the lower portion of the blister 11. Thus, the blister 11 is not easily detached from the mount 12 during transportation or handling at the store. When the support is taken out, the protrusion 13 and the recess 14 are unlocked and the blister 11 is pulled out from the mount 12. In addition, when the contents remain after use, the supported object can be returned to the original and stored.

[Second Embodiment]
A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The blister pack 20 shown in FIG. 4 includes a blister 21 whose front view is shown in FIG. 5A and a side view shown in FIG. 5B, and a mount 22 shown in FIG.

  The blister 21 is a vacuum-formed product of a resin sheet, and includes a bulging portion 21a for containing a supported object, and a flange portion 21b protruding from the periphery of the bulging portion 21a. The flange portion 21b Are provided with extension portions 21c on the upper and lower sides thereof via folding lines α. The bulging part 21a of the blister 21 is matched with the shape of the tube container which is a support object here, and the content of the tube container is an adhesive agent, for example.

  As shown in the drawing, the extended portion 21c of the blister 21 is provided with convex portions 23 protruding on the left and right sides, and corresponding to these convex portions 23, the flange portion 21b has a concave portion protruding on the front surface side. 24 is provided. That is, the convex portion 23 and the concave portion 24 are provided at symmetrical positions around the folding line α, and are fitted when the extended portion 21c is folded back at the folding line α.

Mount 22 is intended to close the open side of the bulging portion 21a of the blister 21, in particular the right becomes especially large at a large size in the lateral than the blister 21, as shown in FIG. 6, the flange portion 21b of the blister 21 It has a pair of cuts S for locking. These cuts S are shaped so that when the flange portion 21b of the blister 21 is inserted and inserted from below, the bulging portion 21a can be held in a protruding state. The blister 21 is inserted into the mount 22 and the blister 21 is inserted. The upper and lower fold lines α are located at positions where they overlap the upper and lower sides of the mount 22, respectively, so that the lower part of the bulging portion 21a hits the notch S and the brake is applied. The incision S has an obliquely upward bent portion at the lower end to facilitate insertion of the flange portion 21b of the blister 21, and an obliquely downward bent portion at the upper end to facilitate passage of the flange portion 21b of the blister 21. have.

  The mount 22 is provided with a pair of holes 25 in the upper part and the lower part, respectively. These holes 25 are located between the upper part of the cut S and the upper side of the mount 22 and between the lower part of the cut S and the lower side of the mount 22, and have the same circular shape and the same as the recess 24 of the flange portion 21 b in the blister 21. They are provided at intervals, and overlap the recess 24 when the blister 21 has been inserted into the mount 22. In addition, the blister 21 has a suspended portion 26 defined by a cut line in the upper extension portion 21c, and the suspended portion 15 protrudes from the flange portion 21a when it is folded along the folding line α. . The suspension portion 26 is provided with a suspension hole h. The suspension hole h is a through-hole through which a hanger or the like passes when the blister pack 20 is suspended and displayed.

  The procedure for assembling the blister pack 20 of FIG. 4 is as follows. First, with the object to be supported in the bulging portion 21 a of the blister 21, the flange portion 21 b is inserted and inserted into the notch S of the mount 22 from below. Then, when the upper and lower extension portions 21c match the upper side and the lower side of the mount 22, respectively, the respective extension portions 21c are folded back along the edge of the mount 22 at the folding line α, and are in the folded extension portions 21c. By pushing the convex portion 23 through the hole 25 of the mount 22, the convex portion 23 is fitted into the concave portion 24 in the flange portion 21 b. In this manner, the extension portion 21c folded back along the folding line α is fixed by locking the extension portion 21c folded back along the edge of the mount 22.

  The blister pack 20 of FIG. 4 assembled in this way is in a state in which the folded extension portion 21c is firmly fixed by the locking means comprising the convex portions 23 and the concave portions 24 provided on the upper and lower sides of the blister 21, respectively. Thus, the blister 21 is not easily detached from the mount 22 during transportation or handling at the store. When taking out the object to be supported, the blister 21 may be pulled out from the mount 22 by releasing the locking of the convex portion 23 and the concave portion 24. In addition, when the contents remain after use, the supported object can be returned to the original and stored.

[Third Embodiment]
A third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The blister pack 30 shown in FIG. 7 includes a blister 31 whose front view is shown in FIG. 8A and a side view shown in FIG. 8B, and a mount 32 shown in FIG.

  The blister 31 is a vacuum-formed product of a resin sheet, and includes a bulging portion 31a for inserting a supported object, and a flange portion 31b protruding from the periphery of the bulging portion 31a. The flange portion 31b An extension portion 31c is provided on the lower side via a fold line α. The bulging part 31a of the blister 31 is matched with the shape of the small plastic bottle which is a to-be-supported object here, and the content of the bottle is cosmetics, for example.

  As shown in the drawing, the extended portion 31c of the blister 31 is provided with convex portions 33 protruding on the left and right sides, and corresponding to these convex portions 33, the flange portion 31b has a concave portion protruding on the front surface side. 34 is provided. That is, the convex portion 33 and the concave portion 34 are provided at symmetrical positions with the folding line α as the center, and are fitted when the extended portion 31c is folded back at the folding line α.

  The mount 32 closes the opening side of the bulging portion 31a of the blister 31, and as shown in FIG. 9, includes a front surface portion 32a and a back surface portion 32b divided vertically by a fold line β. It is used in a state of being folded in two at the bending line β.

  The surface portion 32 a of the mount 32 has a pair of linear cuts S for locking the flange portion 31 b of the blister 31. These incisions S are shaped so that when the flange portion 31b of the blister 31 is inserted and inserted from below, the bulging portion 31a can be held in a protruding state, and the blister 31 is inserted into the foldable mount 32. When the fold line α of the blister 31 comes to a position where it overlaps the fold line β of the mount 32, the upper side of the flange portion 31b comes into contact with the upper end of the cut S. In order to make it easy to insert the flange portion 31b of the blister 31, the notch S has an obliquely upward bent portion at the lower end of the straight line. In order to prevent the flange portion 31b of the blister 31 from hitting and breaking, It has an inward folded portion at the top. When the mount 32 is folded in two and the inner surfaces are bonded to each other, the base 32 is glued and pasted so as not to overlap the flange portion 31b of the blister 31.

  The mount 32 is provided with a pair of holes 35 in the lower portion of the front surface portion 32a and the corresponding back surface portion 32b. The holes 35 in the front surface portion 32a are located between the lower portion of the notch S and the fold line β, and are provided in the same circular shape and at the same intervals as the concave portions 34 of the flange portion 31b in the blister 31. The hole 35 is provided at a symmetrical position with the hole 35 of the surface portion 32a and the folding line β as the center, and overlaps the hole 35 of the surface portion 32a when the mount 32 is folded in two along the folding line β. It has become. Then, when the blister 31 has been inserted into the folded-back mount 32, it overlaps with the recess 34. The front surface portion 32a and the back surface portion 32b are provided with a hanging hole h that overlaps when folded in half. The hanging hole h is used to hang a blister pack 30 and display it. It is a through hole through.

  The procedure for assembling the blister pack 30 of FIG. 7 is as follows. First, in a state where the support is put in the bulging portion 31a of the blister 31, the flange portion 31b is inserted and inserted into the cut S of the mount 32 in the folded state from below. Then, when the upper side of the flange portion 31b hits the upper end of the notch S, the extended portion 31c is folded back along the edge of the mount 32 at the fold line α, and the convex portion 33 in the folded extended portion 31c is formed. By being pushed through the hole 35 of the mount 32, it fits into the recess 34 in the flange portion 31b. In this manner, the extension portion 31c folded back along the folding line α is fixed by locking the extension portion 31c folded back along the edge of the mount 32.

  The blister pack 30 of FIG. 7 assembled in this way is in a state in which the folded back extended portion 31c is firmly fixed by the locking means comprising the convex portion 33 and the concave portion 34 provided at the lower portion of the blister 31. Moreover, since both sides of the flange portion 31b of the blister 31 are sandwiched between the front surface portion 32a and the back surface portion 32b of the mount 32, the blister 31 can be easily detached from the mount 32 during transportation or handling at the store. There is nothing. When the support is taken out, the projection 33 and the recess 34 are unlocked and the blister 31 is pulled out from the mount 32. In addition, when the contents remain after use, the supported object can be returned to the original and stored.

[Fourth Embodiment]
A first modification of the blister pack of FIG. 7 is shown in FIG. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same component as FIG. 7, and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The blister pack 30 of FIG. 10 uses the same blister 31 as the blister pack 30 shown in FIG. 7, but the mount 32 has a part of its configuration changed. That is, as shown in FIG. 11, the upper part of the notch S provided in the surface part 32a of the mount 32 is connected, and the shape is matched with the bulging part 31a of the blister 31.

  When this mount 32 is used, in addition to the state in which the extended extension portion 31c is firmly fixed by the locking means comprising the convex portion 33 and the concave portion 34 provided at the lower part of the blister 31, FIG. As shown, since not only both sides of the flange portion 31b of the blister 31 but also the upper portion is sandwiched between the front surface portion 32a and the back surface portion 32b of the mount 32, compared to the blister pack 30 of FIG. The blister 32 becomes more difficult to come off from the mount 31.

[Fifth Embodiment]
FIG. 12 shows a second modification of the blister pack of FIG. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same component as FIG. 7, and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The blister pack 30 of FIG. 12 has the same blister 31 as the blister pack 30 shown in FIG. That is, as shown in FIG. 13, the mount 32 includes a front surface portion 32 a and a back surface portion 32 b that are divided into right and left by a folding line β, and is folded in two at the folding line β and bonded together. Used in.

  The surface portion 32 a of the mount 32 has a window W for locking the flange portion 31 b of the blister 31. In order to insert the flange portion 31 b of the blister 31, the window W is widened to a size through which the flange portion 31 b passes to form an enlarged portion 36. The window W has a shape that can hold the bulging portion 31a in a protruding state when the flange portion 31b of the blister 31 is inserted and inserted from the lower enlarged portion 36. When the blister 31 is inserted and the fold line α of the blister 31 comes to a position where it overlaps the lower side of the mount 32, the upper end of the bulging portion 31a comes into contact with the upper end of the window W.

  A pair of holes 35 are provided in the back surface portion 32b of the mount 32 at positions corresponding to the enlarged portions 36 of the window W of the front surface portion 32a. The holes 35 are provided in the same circular shape and at the same intervals as the concave portions 34 of the flange portion 31b in the blister 31 and overlap the enlarged portion 36 of the window W when the mount 32 is folded in two along the folding line β. It has become. Then, when the blister 31 has been inserted into the folded-back mount 32, it overlaps with the recess 34. The front surface portion 32a and the back surface portion 32b are provided with a hanging hole h that overlaps when folded in half. The hanging hole h is used to hang a blister pack 30 and display it. It is a through hole through.

  The procedure for assembling the blister pack 30 of FIG. 12 is as follows. First, in a state in which the support is put in the bulging portion 31a of the blister 31, the flange portion 31b is inserted and inserted into the window W of the mount 32 in the folded state from below. When the bulging portion 31a matches the window W of the mount 31, the extended portion 31c is folded back along the edge of the mount 32 at the folding line α, and the convex portion 33 on the folded extended portion 31c is formed. By being pushed through the hole 35 of the mount 32 and the enlarged portion 36 of the window W, it is fitted into the concave portion 34 in the flange portion 31b. In this manner, the extension portion 31c folded back along the folding line α is fixed by locking the extension portion 31c folded back along the edge of the mount 32.

  The blister pack 30 of FIG. 12 assembled in this way is in a state in which the folded back extended portion 31c is firmly fixed by the locking means comprising the convex portion 33 and the concave portion 34 provided at the lower portion of the blister 31. In addition, since the upper portion and the left and right sides of the flange portion 31b of the blister 31 are sandwiched between the front surface portion 32a and the rear surface portion 32b of the mount 32, the blister 31 is removed from the mount 32 during transportation or handling at the store. It does not come off easily. When the support is taken out, the projection 33 and the recess 34 are unlocked and the blister 31 is pulled out from the mount 32. In addition, when the contents remain after use, the supported object can be returned to the original and stored.

[Sixth Embodiment]
A sixth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The blister pack 40 shown in FIG. 14 includes a blister 41 whose front view is shown in FIG. 15A and a side view shown in FIG. 15B, and a mount 42 shown in FIG.

  The blister 41 is a vacuum-formed product of a resin sheet, and includes a bulging portion 41a for containing a supported object, and a flange portion 41b protruding from the periphery of the bulging portion 41a. The flange portion 41b An extension portion 41c is provided on the lower side via a fold line α. The extension 41c is provided with a rectangular hole 43 into which a protruding piece 45 (described later) of the mount 42 is inserted. The bulging part 41a of the blister 41 is matched with the shape of the tube container which is a supported object here, and the content of the tube container is, for example, an adhesive.

  The mount 42 closes the opening side of the bulging portion 41a of the blister 41. As shown in FIG. 16, the mount 42 includes a front surface portion 42a and a rear surface portion 42b divided by a folding line β. It is used in a state of being folded in two at the line β and pasted together.

  The surface portion 42 a of the mount 42 has a window W for locking the flange portion 41 b of the blister 41. In order to insert the flange portion 41 b of the blister 41, the window W is widened to a size through which the flange portion 41 b passes to form an enlarged portion 44. The window W has a shape that can hold the bulging portion 41a in a protruding state when the flange portion 41b of the blister 41 is inserted and inserted from the lower enlarged portion 44. When the blister 41 is inserted and the fold line α of the blister 41 comes to a position where it overlaps the lower side of the mount 42, the upper end of the bulging portion 41 a comes into contact with the upper end of the window W.

  An arrow-shaped protruding piece 45 is provided on the back surface portion 42b of the mount 42 at a position corresponding to the lower portion of the window W of the front surface portion 42a. The upper side of the hole 43 provided in the extended portion 41c of the blister 41 is provided with a slit that extends to the left and right with a length into which the protruding piece 45 of the mount 42 can enter. The protruding piece 45 is inserted into the hole 43 and locked. Can be done. The front surface portion 42a and the back surface portion 42b are provided with a hanging hole h that overlaps when folded in half. The hanging hole h is used to hang a blister pack 40 for display. It is a through hole through.

  The procedure for assembling the blister pack 40 of FIG. 14 is as follows. First, in a state where the support is put in the bulging portion 41a of the blister 41, the flange portion 41b is inserted and inserted from below into the window W of the foldable mount 42. When the bulging portion 41a matches the window W of the mount 42, the extended portion 41c is folded back along the edge of the mount 42 at the folding line α, and the hole 43 in the folded extended portion 41c The protruding piece 45 of the back surface part 42b is inserted and locked. In this way, the extended portion 41c folded back along the folding line α is fixed by engaging the extended portion 41c folded back along the edge of the mount 42.

  The blister pack 40 of FIG. 14 assembled in this way has an extended portion 41c turned back by a locking means comprising a hole 43 provided in the lower portion of the blister 41 and a protruding piece 45 of the back surface portion 42b of the mount 42. Since the flange portion 41b of the blister 41 is sandwiched between the front surface portion 42a and the back surface portion 42b of the mount 42, the blister 41 is in a state of being firmly fixed. Sometimes the blister 41 does not come off the mount 42 easily. When taking out the object to be supported, the protrusion 45 and the hole 43 may be unlocked and the blister 41 may be pulled out from the mount 42. In addition, when the contents remain after use, the supported object can be returned to the original and stored.

[Seventh Embodiment]
A seventh embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The blister pack 50 shown in FIG. 17 includes a blister 51 whose front view is shown in FIG. 18A and a side view shown in FIG. 18B, and a mount 52 shown in FIG.

  The blister 51 is a vacuum-formed product of a resin sheet, and includes a bulging portion 51a for inserting a supported object, and a flange portion 51b protruding from the periphery of the bulging portion 51a. The flange portion 51b On the lower side, an extension 51c is provided via a fold line α. The extension 51c is provided with an arrow-shaped protruding piece 53 protruding downward. The bulging part 51a of the blister 51 is matched with the shape of the tube container which is a support object here, and the content of the tube container is an adhesive agent, for example.

  The mount 52 closes the opening side of the bulging portion 51a of the blister 51. As shown in FIG. 19, the mount 52 is provided with a front surface portion 52a and a back surface portion 52b that are folded in two along a fold line β, and further includes a surface portion. An enlarged portion 52c is connected to 52a via a fold line γ. The front surface portion 52a and the back surface portion 52b in a folded state are slightly larger than the blister 51, and the enlarged portion 52c is substantially the same size or slightly smaller than the front surface portion 52a and the back surface portion 52b in a folded state. ing.

  The surface portion 52 a of the mount 52 has a window W for locking the flange portion 51 b of the blister 51. In order to insert the flange portion 51b of the blister 51, the lower portion of the window W is expanded to a size that allows the flange portion 51b to pass through to form an enlarged portion 54. The window W has a shape that can hold the bulged portion 51a in a protruding state when the flange portion 51b of the blister 51 is inserted and inserted from the enlarged portion 54 below, and has a front surface portion 52a and a back surface portion 52b. The blister 51 is inserted into the mount 52 in a state where the fold is folded, and the upper end of the bulging portion 51a comes into contact with the upper end of the window W when the fold line α of the blister 51 overlaps the lower side of the mount 52. ing.

  A rectangular hole 55 is provided in the back surface 52b of the mount 52 at a position corresponding to the lower center of the window W of the front surface 52a. The upper side of the hole 55 is provided with a slit that extends to the left and right in a length that allows the protruding piece 53 of the extended portion 51 c of the blister 51 to be inserted, so that the protruding piece 53 can be inserted into the hole 55 and locked. It has become. A similar rectangular hole 56 is also provided at a position corresponding to the lower center of the window W of the enlarged portion 52 c of the mount 52. Further, the front surface 52a and the back surface 52b are provided with a hanging hole h that overlaps when folded in half, and this hanging hole h is used to hang a blister pack 50 and display it on a hanger or the like. It is a through hole through.

  The procedure for assembling the blister pack 50 of FIG. 17 is as follows. First, with the object to be supported in the bulging portion 51a of the blister 51, the flange portion 51b is inserted and inserted from below into the window W of the mount 52 in which the front surface portion 52a and the back surface portion 52b are folded in two. Then, when the bulging portion 51a matches the window W of the mount 52, the extended portion 51c is folded back along the edge of the mount 52 at the folding line α, and the protruding portion 53 on the folded extended portion 51c is formed. Then, it is inserted into the hole 55 of the back surface portion 52b and locked. In this manner, the extended portion 51c folded back along the folding line α is fixed by engaging the extended portion 51c folded back along the edge of the mount 52.

  The blister pack 50 of FIG. 17 assembled in this way has an extended portion 51c folded back by a locking means comprising a protruding piece 53 provided at the lower portion of the blister 51 and a hole 55 in the back surface portion 52b of the mount 52. Since the flange portion 51b of the blister 51 is sandwiched between the top surface portion 52a and the back surface portion 52b of the mount 52, the blister 51 is in a state of being securely fixed, and is handled during transportation and at the store. Sometimes the blister 51 does not easily come off the mount 52. When taking out the object to be supported, the protrusions 53 and the holes 55 may be unlocked, and the blister 51 may be pulled out from the mount 52. In addition, when the contents remain after use, the supported object can be returned to the original and stored.

  In the case where the supported object in which the contents remain is returned and stored, the size can be reduced by the following procedure. First, a supported object in use is put into the bulging portion 51a of the blister 51, and in this state, the flange portion 51b is inserted into the window W of the mount 52 from below and inserted to the end. Next, the enlarged portion 52c of the mount 52 is folded back along the folding line γ and overlapped with the back surface portion 52b. Then, since the hole 56 of the enlarged portion 52c overlaps the hole 55 of the back surface portion 52b, the extended portion 51c of the blister 51 is folded back along the edge of the mount 52 at the folding line α, and the folded extended portion 51c is formed. A certain protruding portion 53 is inserted and locked in a place where the hole 56 of the enlarged portion 52c and the hole 55 of the back surface portion 52b overlap. Thereby, it becomes a compact state in which the enlarged portion 52c is housed in a size in which the front surface portion 52a and the back surface portion 52b overlap. Thus, the blister pack 50 can display many explanations, advertisements, and the like due to the enlarged portion 52c on the mount 52, and can be folded down in size when stored.

[Eighth Embodiment]
The eighth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The blister pack 60 shown in FIG. 20 includes a blister 61 whose front view is shown in FIG. 21A and a side view shown in FIG. 21B, and a mount 62 shown in FIG.

  The blister 61 is a resin sheet vacuum-formed product, and includes a bulging portion 61a for containing a supported object, and a flange portion 61b protruding from the periphery of the bulging portion 61a. An extension portion 61c is provided on the lower side via a fold line α. The bulging part 61a of the blister 61 is adapted to the shape of a small spray can which is a supported object here, and the content of the case is, for example, a deodorant.

  As shown in the drawing, the extended portion 61c of the blister 61 is provided with convex portions 63 protruding on the left and right sides, and the flange portion 61b has a concave portion protruding on the front surface side corresponding to these convex portions 63. 64 is provided. That is, the convex portion 63 and the concave portion 64 are provided at symmetrical positions with the folding line α as the center, and are fitted when the extended portion 61c is folded back at the folding line α.

The mount 62 includes a front surface portion 62a and a back surface portion 62b that are divided into right and left by a fold line β, and an adhesive margin piece 62c is provided on the side of the front surface portion 62a via a fold line m, and the upper side. margin pieces 62d are continuously provided, and two-folded at the fold line beta, bent margin pieces 62c, it is used in bonding the rear surface portion 62 b to 62d via a fold line n in . In use, by pushing from both the left and right sides, a cylindrical shape with an opening in the lower part with the upper part closed is closed, and the blister 61 is inserted through the opening.

  A window W for projecting the bulging portion 61 a of the blister 61 is provided on the surface portion 62 a of the mount 62. The size of this window W is the length in which the bulging portion 61a can be accommodated in the vertical direction, but the width of the upper portion is the same as the width of the bulging portion 61a of the blister 61, and the width gradually decreases as it goes downward. Yes. A small ridge 62e is provided on the upper edge of the window W via a fold line o. The window W is configured to hold the bulging portion 61a in a state of protruding from the window W when the blister 61 is inserted from the opening whose lower portion is widened. When it comes to a position overlapping the lower side of the rear surface portion 62b, the upper end of the bulging portion 61a is brought into contact with the upper end of the window W while lifting the flange 62e.

The back surface 62b of the mount 62, two vertical fold line x in width suits spacing of the flange portion 62b of the blister 61, y is provided over the lower side from a position slightly below the upper edge When the blister 61 is inserted from the opening with the lower part widened, the portion sandwiched between the polygonal lines x and y overlaps with the flange part 61b. In addition, a pair of holes 65 are provided in a portion sandwiched between the polygonal lines x and y on the back surface portion 62 b of the mount 62. The holes 65 are provided in the same circular shape and at the same intervals as the concave portion 63 of the flange portion 61 b in the blister 61, and overlap the concave portion 64 when the blister 61 has been inserted into the mount 62. The front surface 62a and the back surface 62b are provided with a suspension hole h that overlaps when folded in half. It is a through hole through. In addition, a cutout is formed in the adhesive margin piece 62d provided on the upper side so as to avoid the suspension hole h.

  The procedure for assembling the blister pack 60 of FIG. 20 is as follows. First, the blister 61 is inserted from the opening of the mount 62 with the lower part widened in a state where the support is put in the bulging portion 61 a of the blister 61. When the bulging portion 61a coincides with the window W of the mount 62, the extended portion 61c is folded back along the edge of the mount 62 at the fold line α, and the convex portion 63 in the folded extended portion 61c is formed. By being pushed through the hole 65 of the mount 62, it fits into the recess 64 in the flange portion 61b. In this manner, the extension portion 61c folded back along the folding line α is fixed by locking the extension portion 61c folded back along the edge of the mount 62.

  The blister pack 60 of FIG. 20 assembled in this way is in a state in which the folded back extended portion 61c is firmly fixed by the locking means comprising the convex portion 63 and the concave portion 64 provided at the lower portion of the blister 61. In addition, the flange portion 61b of the blister 61 abuts the inner surface of the back surface portion 62b of the mount 62, and the bulging portion 61a is in a state where both sides thereof are pressed by the surface portion 62a of the mount 62. The blister 61 is not easily detached from the mount 62 during handling at the store. Further, in this blister pack 60, since the hidden portion of the bulging portion 61a of the blister 61 holds the cylinder inner wall, the cylinder can be self-supporting by obtaining a thickness. When taking out the object to be supported, the projections 63 and the depressions 64 are unlocked and the blister 61 is pulled out from the opening of the mount 62. In addition, when the contents remain after use, the supported object can be returned to the original and stored.

  As a modification of the blister pack 60, the mount 62 is formed into a cylindrical body that is open at both the top and bottom, and extension portions 61c are formed on the top and bottom of the blister 61, respectively, and the top and bottom extension portions 61c are folded back as in the second embodiment. The mount 62 may be sandwiched and fixed.

  As described above, the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to several types. However, the blister pack according to the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. Of course, changes are possible.

  The supported object used in the blister pack of the present invention is intended for a container in which the contents are stored. In the examples, a plastic case, a tube container, a bottle, and the like are cited as containers, and cosmetics, adhesives, and the like are cited as contents, but in the present invention, the types, shapes, and contents of containers as supported objects A thing etc. are not specifically limited.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Blister pack 11 Blister 11a Protruding part 11b Flange part 11c Extension part 12 Mount 13 Convex part 14 Concave part 15 Hole 20 Blister pack 21 Blister 21a Protruding part 21b Flange part 21c Extension part 22 Base part 23 Convex part 24 Concave part 25 Hole 26 Lower part 30 Blister pack 31 Blister 31a Swelling part 31b Flange part 31c Extension part 32 Mount 33 Projection 34 Recess 35 Hole 40 Blister pack 41 Blister 41a Swelling part 41b Flange part 41c Extension part 42 Mount 42a Surface part 42b Back part 43b Hole 44 Enlarged portion 45 Protruding piece 50 Blister pack 51 Blister 51a Expanding portion 51b Flange portion 51c Extension portion 52 Mount 52a Front surface portion 52b Back surface portion 52c Enlarged portion 53 Protruding piece 54 55, 56 holes 60 blister pack 61 blister 61a bulging portion 61b flange portion 61c extension portion 62 mount 62a surface portion 62b back surface portion 62c, 62d adhesive margin piece 62e collar 63 convex portion 64 concave portion 65 hole S slit W window α, β, γ Folding line h Hanging hole m, n, o Folding line x, y Folding line

Claims (2)

A blister pack comprising a blister having a flange portion at the periphery of a bulging portion for containing an object to be supported, and a mount for closing the opening side of the bulging portion of the blister,
The mount has a front part and a back part divided by a fold line, and has a notch or window for locking the flange part of the blister on the front part. The blister can be bent to the flange part. Has a part,
A blister characterized by having a locking means for fixing an extended portion folded back along the edge of the mount in a state where the blister flange is inserted into the window of the folded mount or in the window pack. A blister pack comprising a blister having a flange portion at the periphery of a bulging portion for containing an object to be supported, and a mount for closing the opening side of the bulging portion of the blister,
The mount is cylindrical with an opening on at least one side, has a window for projecting the bulging part of the blister, and the blister has an extension part that can be bent on the flange part,
Inserting a blister from the opening of the mount, contacting the flange with the inner surface of the mount, and fixing the extended part folded back along the edge of the mount with the bulge protruding from the window A blister pack having a stopping means.

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