JP2577719Y2 - Packaging divider box for containing medicine bottles and ampoules - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packaging partition for accommodating medicine vials (vials) and ampules.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional packaging partition for accommodating a medicine bottle and an ampule is, for example, as described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 53-31073, in which a medicine bottle and an ampule are housed separately from a box body. In this case, a partition frame having a space in which a space can be formed is manufactured, and the partition frame is housed in the box body.

[0003]

In such a partition box, the medicine bottle and the ampoule are stored each time the container is stored by assembling the flat box body and storing the partition frame in the flat box body or a large number in advance. It must be done in one of two ways: assembly and storage, which is very cumbersome and has poor storage efficiency, and it is difficult to secure a storage place by means of pre-assembly and storage. There is.

[0004] The object of the present invention is to form a three-dimensional flat partition box, a space for accommodating a vial and a space for accommodating an ampule are automatically formed, so that the assembling efficiency is good and the storage volume is small. It is an object of the present invention to provide a packaging partition box for accommodating medicine bottles and ampules.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention achieves the above object and includes a left side wall 1, a front wall 2, a right side wall 3, a rear wall 4, an intermediate side wall 5, an intermediate partition wall 6, an adhesive piece. 7 is a vertical fold a,
The upper flap piece 8 and the lower flap piece 9 are connected to each other via b, c, d, e, and f, and are provided at upper and lower edges of the left side wall 1 and the right side wall 3 via horizontal folds n and h, respectively. The bottom lid 11 and the canopy 12 are extended on the upper and lower edges of the rear wall 4 through horizontal folds i and j, and the medicine bottle container forming wall 13 is formed on the upper edge of the front wall 2 at the horizontal fold k. In addition, an ampoule housing portion forming wall 14 is provided on the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 via a lateral fold m. On the upper and lower edges of the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 in which the glue pieces 15 and 16 are extended via the vertical folds g, the direction perpendicular to the folds o and p is directed through the horizontal folds o and p. A plurality of cut lines 18 of substantially S-shape or inverted S-shape and a plurality of partition pieces 20a, 20b formed by the fold lines 19 for erecting to form a partition forming wall 21 forming a medicine bottle accommodating portion in two rows;
22 at the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6
The raised bottom piece 26 that forms a fixed raised bottom height H
The ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14 is formed by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 23 oriented in a direction perpendicular to the horizontal fold line m and a standing folding line 24 in an even line. It is configured such that it can be assembled from a box development body in which an ampule separating piece 25 forming each ampule receiving portion is formed.

[0006]

According to the present invention, the above-mentioned packing partition box has a box part and a partition part formed by using one sheet of paper.
On the upper edge of the medicine bottle accommodating portion forming wall 13 is extended via a horizontal fold k, and on the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6, an ampule accommodating portion forming wall 14 is provided with a horizontal fold m. The medicine bottle housing portion forming wall 13 is extended right and left through a vertical fold n.
On the upper and lower edges of the intermediate partition wall 17 for medicine bottles in which 5 and 16 are extended,
A plurality of dividing pieces 20a, 20b are formed by a plurality of cutting lines 18 of a substantially S-shape or an inverted S-shape and a fold line 19 for erecting which are oriented in a direction orthogonal to the folds o, p via the horizontal folds o, p. Forming a partition wall 2 forming an even number of vials in two rows
1 and 22 are extended, and the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6
Then, the raised bottom piece 26 forming a predetermined raised bottom height H is horizontally folded.
The ampoule container forming wall 14 is formed through the eye r.
Is a substantially S-shaped or inverted S oriented in a direction orthogonal to the horizontal fold m
Since a plurality of cut lines 23 and a fold line 24 for erecting form an ampule separating piece 25 that forms an even number of ampoule receiving sections in the same row as the medicine bottle receiving section, the ampule separating section 25 is always in a flat state. It can be transported and stored in a low-volume state, and can be assembled efficiently by a simple one-touch operation of erecting the left and right side walls, so that the same number of vials and ampules are formed.

Further , forming the partition wall 17 for medicine bottles
The bottles of the bottles inside the bottle container do not come into contact with each other,
Protects the vial from damage during transport and tubes.
Strong protection against impact from the left and right side walls
Wear. Further, a predetermined raised bottom height H is provided on the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6.
The raised bottom piece 26 to be formed was formed through the lateral fold r.
The bottom surface of the vial in the vial container is raised and the horizontal surface of the bottom piece 26 is raised.
The raised bottom piece 26 serves as a buffer wall because
In addition, it has the effect of reducing the impact of the medicine bottle.

[0008]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a packaging partition for accommodating a medicine bottle and an ampoule according to the present invention.

FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a packaging partition for accommodating a vial and an ampoule according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
It is composed of a box unfolding main part A, a medicine bottle containing wall 13 and an ampule containing wall 14.

The box unfolding main portion A includes a left side wall 1, a front wall 2, a right side wall 3, a rear wall 4, an intermediate side wall 5, an intermediate partition wall 6, and a glue piece 7 which are vertically folded a, b, c, The upper and lower flap pieces 8 and 9 are connected to the upper and lower edges of the left side wall 1 and the right side wall 3 via horizontal folds g and h, respectively. The bottom lid 11 and the canopy 12 are extended on the upper and lower edges of the lower part of the vehicle through lateral folds i and j.

The vial forming wall 13 extends from the upper edge of the front wall 2 through a horizontal fold k, and the vial forming wall 13 has a left and right vertical fold g. At the upper and lower edges of the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 having glue pieces 15 and 16 extended therethrough, horizontal folds o,
By forming a plurality of separating pieces 20a and 20b by a plurality of cutting lines 18 and a standing folding line 19 having a substantially S-shape or an inverted S-shape facing in a direction orthogonal to the folds o and p via p. The partition forming walls 21 and 22 which form an even number of medicine bottle housing portions B (see FIG. 7) in a row extend.

The ampoule-accommodating-portion forming wall 14 extends from the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 through a horizontal fold m. An even number of ampoule receiving portions C (see FIG. 7) arranged in a line in a row by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 23 and upright folding lines 24 oriented in a direction perpendicular to the direction. Are formed in the form of an ampule separating piece 25.

[0013] The box developing body configured as described above (FIG. 1)
In the figure, the illustrated surface is the inner surface of the box, and the partition forming wall 2
After glue 1 is applied to the hatched portion, the horizontal fold o is folded in a valley, and the partition forming wall 21 is adhered to the intermediate partition wall 17 for the medicine bottle to obtain the state shown in FIG. Apply glue to the part,
The folds k and m are folded in valleys, and the partition forming wall 22 and the ampoule storing section forming wall 14 of the medicine bottle storing section forming wall 13 are connected to the front wall 2.
Then, it is bonded to the intermediate partition wall 6 to obtain the state shown in FIG.

Further, after glue is applied to the hatched portion in FIG.
The horizontal fold p is valley-folded and the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 is adhered to the partition forming wall 22 and the adhesive piece 16 of the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 is adhered to the left side wall 1 to obtain the state shown in FIG. And then FIG.
Glue is applied to the hatched portion, and the vertical fold d is valley-folded, and the ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14 is overlapped and adhered to the rear wall 4, and the adhesive piece 7 is adhered to the right side wall 3. Assume the state shown in FIG.

Further, after glue is applied to the hatched portions in FIG. 5, the front wall 2 is bent at the vertical folds b so that the partition forming pieces 21 are formed.
Is overlapped on the intermediate partition wall 6 and adhered thereto.
Is adhered to the inner surface of the left side wall 1 to obtain the state shown in FIG.

The state shown in FIG. 6 is a flat state, which is usually transported and stored in this state. However, when accommodating a vial and an ampoule, the left and right walls 1, 3 are erected three-dimensionally. Let
After the raised bottom 26 is folded and accommodated at the bottom, the bottom flap 9
And the lower bottom 11 is closed, and the plane is
When the canopy 12 is opened, it is assembled so as to form the formed medicine bottle accommodating portion B and the ampoule accommodating portion C, and without using two parts, the unfolding of the medicine bottle and the ampoule can be performed with a single unfolded body. A housing can be formed.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 8, delimited forming wall 2
2 extends to the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 via the horizontal fold m, and a raised bottom piece 26 extends to the lower edge via the horizontal fold r.
A partition forming wall 21 is extended from the upper edge of the ampoule receiving portion forming wall 14 and the vial intermediate partition wall 17 via the vial, and the ampoule receiving portion C is simply formed along the front wall 2, As in the previous embodiment, the container can be transported and stored in a flat state, and the container for the medicine bottle and the ampule can be formed with a single unfolded body without using two parts. In this figure, the bottom lids 11A and 11 are formed on the front wall 2 and the rear wall 4, respectively, and the bottoms are formed by sticking each other.

[0018]

The packaging partition box for accommodating the medicine bottle and the ampoule according to the present invention described above is formed by forming a box portion and a partition portion by using one sheet of paper. On the upper edge, on the upper and lower edges of the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 having glue pieces 15 and 16 extending right and left via vertical folds g, the folds o and p via horizontal folds o and p A plurality of dividing pieces 20a and 20b are formed by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 18 and erected fold lines 19 oriented in a direction orthogonal to the above, and an even number of medicine bottle housing portions are formed in two rows. The medicine bottle accommodating section forming wall 13 extending the partition forming walls 21 and 22 to be formed is extended through the horizontal fold k, and the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 is orthogonal to the horizontal fold m. A plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 2 oriented in the direction of
3 and the standing fold line 24 formed an ampule separating piece 25 which forms an even number of ampule receiving portions in a line.
It is always economical because it is transported and stored in a flat, low-volume state, and it can be assembled efficiently with a simple one-touch operation that raises the left and right side walls. A part can be formed.

Further, the partition forming wall 22 according to claim 2 is formed in the middle.
It extends to the upper edge of the partition wall 6 and has a raised bottom piece at the lower edge.
Packaging divider for containing medicine bottles and ampoules extending 26
The box has the same effect as described above.

[0020] In addition, forming the partition wall 17 for medicine bottles
The bottles of the bottles inside the bottle container do not come into contact with each other,
Protects the vial from damage during transport and tubes.
Strong protection against impact from the left and right side walls
Wear. Further, a predetermined raised bottom height H is provided on the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6.
The raised bottom piece 26 which forms is formed through the lateral fold r.
The bottom surface of the vial in the vial container is raised and the horizontal surface of the bottom piece 26 is raised.
The raised bottom piece 26 serves as a buffer wall because
In addition, it has the effect of reducing the impact of the medicine bottle.

Furthermore, can be manufactured from a single paper, moreover, the application of the adhesive, since it can be assembled only by folding, housing the vial and ampoules that can mass-produced using existing folding gluing machine Can be provided.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a packaging partition box according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention and an explanatory diagram of a first stage of assembling.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of a second stage of assembling the packaging partition box of FIG. 1 in a flat state.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of a third stage of assembling the packaging partition box in a flat state.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of a fourth stage of assembling the packaging partition box in a flat state.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a fifth stage of assembling the packaging partition box of FIG. 1 in a flat state.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of a sixth step of assembling the packaging partition box of FIG. 1 in a flat state.

FIG. 7 is a partial plan view in the case where the folded flat partition box is made three-dimensional.

FIG. 8 is a development view of another modified example of the packaging partition box according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 left side wall 2 front wall 3
Right side wall 4 Back wall 5 Middle side wall 6
Intermediate partition wall 7 Glue piece 8 Upper flap piece 9
Lower flap piece 11 , 11A bottom lid 12 Canopy 13 Wall for forming medicine bottle accommodating section 14 Wall for forming ampule accommodating section 15, 16 Glue piece 17 Intermediate partition wall for medicine bottle 18 Cutting line 19 Standing fold line 20 a, 20 b Separating piece 21 , 22 partition forming wall 23 cutting line 24 erecting fold line 25 ampule dividing piece 26 raised bottom piece A box unfolding main part B medicine bottle accommodating part C ampule accommodating part H height a-g vertical fold h- S horizontal fold

Claims (2)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A left side wall 1, a front wall 2, a right side wall 3, a rear wall 4,
The intermediate side wall 5, the intermediate partition wall 6, and the glued piece 7 are vertically folded a, b,
The upper flap piece 8 and the lower flap piece 9 are connected to each other via c, d, e, and f via horizontal folds n and h at the upper and lower edges of the left side wall 1 and the right side wall 3, respectively. A bottom lid 11 and a canopy 12 are extended on the upper and lower edges of the wall 4 via horizontal folds i and j, and a medicine bottle container forming wall 13 is provided on the upper edge of the front wall 2 via a horizontal fold k. On the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6, an ampule storage section forming wall 14 is extended via a horizontal fold m, and the medicine bottle storage section forming wall 13 is vertically Glue piece 1 through fold g
On the upper and lower edges of the intermediate partition wall 17 for medicine bottles in which 5 and 16 are extended,
A plurality of segment pieces 20a, 20b are formed by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 18 and standing fold lines 19, which are oriented in a direction orthogonal to the folds o, p via the horizontal folds o, p. Forming a partition wall 2 forming an even number of vials in two rows
1 and 22 are extended, and the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6
Then, the raised bottom piece 26 forming a predetermined raised bottom height H is horizontally folded.
The ampoule container forming wall 14 is formed through the eye r.
Is a substantially S-shaped or inverted S oriented in a direction orthogonal to the horizontal fold m
A plurality of cut lines 23 and a standing fold line 24 form an even number of ampoule separators 25 in a row to accommodate ampoules and ampoules assembled from a box unfolding body. Partition boxes for packaging. 2. A left side wall 1, a front wall 2, a right side wall 3, a rear wall 4,
The intermediate side wall 5, the intermediate partition wall 6, and the glued piece 7 are vertically folded a, b,
It is connected via c, d, e, f, and the left side wall 1 and the right side wall 3
The upper flap piece 8 and the lower flap are provided at the upper and lower edges through lateral folds n and h.
The wrap pieces 9 are respectively extended, and a horizontal fold s is formed on the lower edge of the front wall 2.
The bottom cover 11A is extended through the
The bottom lid 11 and the canopy 12 are extended through i and j,
On the upper edge, a wall 14 for forming an ampule accommodating portion is formed through a lateral fold k.
And extend the medicine bottle housing portion forming wall 13 through the lateral fold p.
In addition, the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 has
The forming wall 13 is extended through the horizontal fold m, and is directly connected to the horizontal fold m.
Multiple S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cuts facing in the intersecting direction
A plurality of separating pieces 20b are formed by the line 18 and the folding line 19 for standing.
Forming partition wall 2 that forms an even number of vials containing portions by forming
Extension of 2 And the medicine bottle housing portion forming wall 13
Has glue pieces 15 and 16 extended right and left via vertical folds g
On the upper edge of the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17,
A substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped compound oriented in a direction perpendicular to the eye o
Multiple breaks by number of cutting lines 18 and standing fold lines 19
Partitioning to form pieces 20a to form an even number of vials
The lower wall of the intermediate partition wall 6 is formed by extending the forming wall 21.
Then, the raised bottom piece 26 forming a predetermined raised bottom height H is horizontally folded.
The ampoule container forming wall 14 is formed through the eye r.
Is a substantially S-shaped or inverted S oriented in a direction orthogonal to the horizontal fold k.
A plurality of cut lines 23 and a fold line 24 for standing are arranged in a line.
Ampoule divider piece forming an even number of ampule receiving sections with
Assembling from the box unfolded body that is the one that formed 25
Partition box for storing used medicine bottles and ampoules.