JP3032604U - Paper lids for food containers - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) 【Abstract】 PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent a paper lid from slipping off from a container body when a scooping tool or an applicator is put on the container and a paper lid is put in the container. Make it easier to manufacture. SOLUTION: In a container including a container body 1 for containing foods and the like, and a paper lid 5 having a top plate fixed to an upper end of a cylindrical peripheral wall 6, the peripheral wall 6 of the lid 5 has a broken line shape for forming a notch or It is a tube in which a strip-shaped paper having a cutting line 8 cut in a dotted line is curved and both ends of the paper are fixed. When the cutting line 8 is cut, the opening edge of the lid 5 is covered with a scooping tool or an applicator. A notch is formed to insert the handle.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the device belongs]

 The present invention relates to a paper lid for a container for containing foods and the like.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 A box-shaped container made of synthetic resin for food such as butter and margarine consists of a container body and a lid of a synthetic resin molded product that is molded using a mold, and has a top opening edge of the container body and a bottom opening edge of the lid. , Each of which has a cutout for inserting an applicator such as a spatula that applies food such as butter or margarine. Insert the applicator applicator into the container body, insert the handle of the applicator into the notch of the container body, cover the container body, and insert the notch of the lid into the applicator handle. The lid also fits into the container body on the side where the handle of the applicator protrudes, and is unlikely to slip off the container body.

Paper cup-shaped containers for food such as jams and creams include a container body in which a paper disk is fixed to the lower end of an inverted conical cylinder of paper, and a paper cylinder at the upper end of a short cylinder of paper. It consists of a lid that fixes the plate. There is no notch on either the lid or the body of the container to insert the handle of a scooping tool such as a spoon for scooping food such as jam or cream. Therefore, when the scooping part of the scooping tool is inserted in the container body and the container body is covered with the lid, the lower end opening edge of the lid rests on the handle part of the scooping tool. The side of the lid on which the handle of the scooping tool protrudes does not fit into the main body of the container and is inclined and easily slips off the container body.

Therefore, it is conceivable to form a cutout portion into which the handle portion of the scooping tool is inserted even in a paper cup-shaped container for containing foods or the like.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, in a paper cup-shaped container that holds food, the short cylinder of paper that forms the peripheral wall of the lid is formed by spirally winding a long strip of paper to form a long cylinder. It is manufactured. Therefore, when forming a notch at the bottom edge of the lid to insert the handle of the scooping tool, first cut the long cylinder of paper into short slices and then cut out the open edge of the short cylinder of paper. You have to add a new one.

In addition, if a cutout is formed at the opening edge of one end of the short cylinder of paper that forms the peripheral wall of the lid, the shape retention of the cylindrical shape is reduced, so that the other end opening is then covered with the top of the lid. It becomes difficult to fit and fix a paper disc. Therefore, after fitting and fixing the paper disc that will become the lid top plate to the short cylinder of paper that becomes the lid peripheral wall, form a notch in the opening edge of the lid peripheral wall, and the lid top plate will be removed. It becomes an obstacle and makes the work of forming the notch difficult.

After all, it is difficult to manufacture a paper lid having a notch portion into which a handle portion of a scooping tool or an applicator is inserted in a container for containing food or the like. It is not easy to make it difficult for the paper lid to slip off the container body when the paper lid is covered with the scooping tool or applicator.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention is a container including a container body for containing foods and a paper lid having a top plate fixed to the upper end of a cylindrical peripheral wall, the peripheral wall of the lid being cut into a broken line or a dotted line for forming a notch. It is a tube in which a strip-shaped paper with curved cutting lines is curved and both ends of the paper are fixed, and when the cutting line of the peripheral wall of the lid is cut, the scooping tool or the handle of the applicator is attached to the opening edge of the lid. The paper lid is characterized in that a notch for inserting the portion is formed.

[0009]

[Effect of device]

 When the cutting line at the opening edge of the lid is cut, a notch is formed in the opening edge of the lid to insert the handle of the scooping tool or applicator. When covered, the lid fits into the container body even on the side where the handle of the scooping tool or applicator protrudes, and does not easily slip off the container body.

When a strip-shaped paper to be the peripheral wall of the lid is manufactured, a strip-shaped paper is used as a material by using a knife blade cutting device commonly called Thomson that pushes a knife blade into a soft plate material such as paper to cut. It is possible to form a broken line or a dotted cutting line on the band-shaped paper at the same time as punching out from the paper, and it is not necessary to add a new step for forming the notch.

Further, when the belt-shaped paper is curved to fix both ends of the paper, the belt-shaped paper has a cutting line cut in a broken line shape or a dotted line shape, but since there is no cutout portion, The shape retention for maintaining the shape is not likely to deteriorate, and it is difficult to perform bending and fixing work.

[0012] Therefore, when a scooping tool or applicator is put in a container for food and the paper lid is covered, the paper lid does not easily slip off from the container body and the paper lid is easy to manufacture. Yes.

[0013]

[Embodiment of device]

 <First Example (see FIGS. 1 to 6)> The container of this example is a cup-shaped paper container for food such as strawberry jam and chocolate cream, and as shown in FIG. It consists of 5.

As shown in FIG. 2, the container body 1 includes a circular conical cylinder 2 in which a large number of bent pieces are projected to the outer periphery of an inverted conical cylinder 2 in which fan-shaped paper is curved to fix both ends of the paper. Fold the bent piece of the disk 3 downward and fit it, fold the small diameter lower end of the inverted conical tube 2 back inward, and fold the outer circumference of the disk 3 to the bent lower end of the inverted conical tube 2. A curved piece is sandwiched and fixed, and a circular plate 3 serving as a bottom plate is attached to the lower end of an inverted conical cylinder 2 serving as a peripheral wall to form a cup shape.

As shown in FIG. 2, a cup-shaped body 4 of a thin-walled synthetic resin molded product is fitted in the paper cup-shaped container bodies 2 and 3, and the upper end portions of both cup-shaped peripheral walls are put outside together. Then, the cup-shaped body 4 made of synthetic resin is fixed inside the paper cup-shaped container bodies 2 and 3 which are bent.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the lid 5 is formed by curving a strip-shaped paper and fixing both ends of the paper. The circular plate 7 is fitted, the outer peripheral portion of the circular plate 7 is applied to the curved upper end of the circular cylinder 6, and the circular plate 7 serving as the top plate is attached to the upper end of the cylinder 6 serving as the peripheral wall.

At the lower part of the cylinder 6 which is the peripheral wall of the lid 5, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, a cutting line 8 cut in a broken line shape is formed in a gate shape for forming a cutout portion.

When a strip-shaped paper to be the cylinder 6 of the peripheral wall of the lid 5 is produced, a strip-shaped paper is punched from the material paper by using a knife blade cutting device commonly called Thomson as shown in FIG. Simultaneously with the removal, a broken line 8 is formed on one side of the band-shaped paper in the shape of a gate for forming the notch. Then, the strip-shaped paper on which the cutting line 8 for forming the cutout portion is formed is curved to fix both ends of the paper to form the short cylinder 6.

The cut line 8 for forming the cutout portion may be formed in a dotted line shape instead of the broken line shape.

The container body 1 does not have a notch or a cutting line for forming the notch into which the handle of a scooping tool such as a spoon is inserted at the opening edge thereof. Therefore, the container body 1 is easier to seal and has a larger capacity than in the case where the notch or the cutting line for forming the notch is formed.

In the container of this example, strawberry jam or chocolate cream is put in a cup-shaped container body 1, and a sealing sheet such as an aluminum foil is fixed to the upper end opening of the container body 1 to fix it to the upper end of the container body 1. Cover with the lid 5.

When eating strawberry jam, the lid 5 is removed, the sealing sheet is peeled off, and the strawberry jam of the container body 1 is scooped with a spoon.

When the spoon is put in the container body 1 and the lid 5 is covered, the cutting line 8 at the opening edge of the lid 5 is cut to cut out the notch 9 as shown in FIG. A notch 10 is formed at the opening edge of the lid 5 for inserting the handle of a scooping tool such as a spoon.

Then, as shown in FIG. 6, the spoon S is put into the container body 1 and the lid 5 is covered, and the handle portion of the spoon S is inserted into the notch 10 at the opening edge of the lid 5. Then, the lid 5 is also fitted to the container body 1 on the side where the handle of the spawn S projects, and is unlikely to slip off the container body 1.

<Second Example (see FIGS. 7 to 10)> The container of this example is slightly different from the container of the previous example only in the portion of the cutting line for forming the notch.

In the lower part of the cylinder 6 which is the peripheral wall of the lid 5, as shown in FIG. 7, a cut line 11 cut in a broken line shape is formed in two parallel line shapes for forming a cutout portion, and a fine groove is formed. The bending line 12 is formed by connecting the inner ends of two cutting lines 11.

When a strip-shaped paper to be the cylinder 6 of the peripheral wall of the lid 5 is produced, as shown in FIG. 8, a strip-shaped paper is punched from a material paper by using a knife blade cutting device commonly called Thomson. At the same time as pulling out, a broken line 11 is formed on one side of the band-shaped paper into two parallel lines for forming a cutout, and at the position connecting the inner ends of the two cut lines 11. Press the edge of the thin plate, not the knife blade, to form the bend line 12 of the thin groove. After that, a strip-shaped paper in which a cut line 11 and a bending line 12 for forming a cutout portion are formed in a gate shape is curved and both ends of the paper are fixed to form a short cylinder 6.

When putting a spoon in the container body 1 and covering with the lid 5, as shown in FIG. 9, the cutting line 11 at the opening edge of the lid 5 is cut and the notch piece 13 is bent outward at the bending line 12 or inside. To sing. The opening edge of the lid 5 is formed with a notch 14 into which the handle of a scooping tool such as a spoon is inserted.

After that, as shown in FIG. 10, the spoon S is put into the container body 1 and the lid 5 is covered, and the handle portion of the spoon S is inserted into the notch 14 at the opening edge of the lid 5. Then, the lid 5 is also fitted to the container body 1 on the side where the handle of the spawn S projects, and is unlikely to slip off the container body 1.

If the notch 13 is easily bent without the bending line 12, the bending line 12 may not be formed.

Other points are the same as in the previous example.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a container according to a first example of an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional front view of the container of the same example.

FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the lid of the container of the same example.

FIG. 4 is a development view of a peripheral wall of a lid of the container of the same example.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing a state in which a notch is formed in the lid of the container of the same example.

FIG. 6 is a vertical cross-sectional side view of a container body of the same example in which a spoon is put and a lid is covered.

FIG. 7 is a front view of the container of the second example of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a development view of the peripheral wall of the lid of the container of the same example.

FIG. 9 is a front view showing a state in which a notch is formed in the lid of the container of the same example.

FIG. 10 is a vertical cross-sectional side view of a container body of the same example in which a spoon is put and a lid is covered.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Container body 5 Lid 6 Peripheral wall of lid, short cylinder of paper 7 Lid top plate, paper disc 8, 11 Cut line for forming notch 10, 14 Notch S spoon, scooping tool

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A container comprising a container body for holding foods and the like and a paper lid having a top plate fixed to the upper end of a tubular peripheral wall, the peripheral wall of the lid being cut into a broken line or a dotted line for forming a cutout portion. It is a tube in which both ends of the paper are fixed by curving a band-shaped paper with a cutting line formed on it.When the cutting line on the peripheral wall of the lid is cut, the handle of the scooping tool or applicator is attached to the opening edge of the lid. A paper lid characterized in that a notch for insertion is formed. 2. A container in which food or the like is placed in a container body, and a sealing sheet is fixed to the opening of the upper end of the container body, and the container body is covered with a paper lid having a top plate fixed to the upper end of a cylindrical peripheral wall. , The peripheral wall of the lid is a tube in which both ends of the paper are fixed by curving a band-shaped paper in which a cutting line cut into a broken line or a dotted line is formed into a cutout portion or two parallel lines. A paper lid characterized in that, when a cutting line of a peripheral wall of the lid is cut, a cutout portion for inserting a handle portion of a scooping tool or an applicator is formed at an opening edge of the lid.