JP3109664U - Optical disc storage blister - Google Patents

Abstract

An optical disk storage blister that fits within the size and weight of a standard postal mail, does not wobble, and can be used as a storage tool after opening.
A cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or a DVD is formed, and a transparent protrusion having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view has a fixed protrusion that fits into the center hole of the optical disk at the center of the storage recess. Or a storage member made of a semi-transparent synthetic resin sheet and a cardboard-like mount that faces the storage recess and seals the optical disk, and the end of the storage recess substantially coincides with the end of the storage member. A locking piece for holding the mount is folded back and formed on the outer periphery of the sheet.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an optical disk storage blister that stores optical disks such as CDs and DVDs.

  There has been proposed a method for easily mailing small articles using a blister case without packing. For example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-54503 describes a blister package in which small items to be mailed are stored in a blister case and mailed by attaching a mount on which an address, a sender, and the like are bonded.

  In addition, a blister case that can store optical disks such as CDs and DVDs that are most widely distributed as storage media has been proposed. For example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-193324 describes a blister package in which a CD case containing a CD-ROM is housed in a blister case formed with a flange and sealed by bonding a mount. When such a blister package is mailed, the diameter of the optical disk is 12 cm, which is equal to the maximum width of a regular mail standard. There was a problem that the shipping cost would be higher because it would not fit within a rectangle having a length of 14 to 23.5 cm and a width of 9 to 12 cm.

  Further, in the above blister package, since the CD-ROM is put in the CD case and then stored in the blister case, it is difficult to reduce the postage in terms of weight.

  Therefore, considering the size and weight, it is also possible to keep the optical disc in a standard size with the bare or in a thin bag, by cutting the glue allowance and play at the time of storage in the blister package. However, in this case, there is a problem that the optical disk may wobble and be damaged in the case.

In addition, in all of the above-mentioned conventional publications, since the mount is bonded to the blister case at the time of storage, the function as a storage device is lost once opened. There is a problem that it is necessary to store the optical disk stored in the storage case or to transfer it to another storage case.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-54503 JP 2002-193324 A

  Therefore, in the present invention, in view of the above-mentioned problems, it is within the normal size and weight of a normal mail, and the stored items are sufficiently protected while being fixed so that the stored items do not wobble, and can be used as a storage tool even after opening. An object of the present invention is to provide an optical disc storage blister.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the optical disk storage blister according to the present invention employs the following means.

  According to a first aspect of the present invention, a cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disc such as a CD or a DVD is formed, and a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disc is formed at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent or translucent synthetic resin sheet having a shape and a cardboard mount that seals the optical disk facing the storage recess, and the end of the storage recess is substantially the same as the end of the storage member The engaging members for holding the mount are folded back inwardly on the outer periphery of the storage member.

  In this means, the short side of the storage member is equal to the diameter of the optical disk as the storage object, and the optical disk is fixed while being formed within the standard size of the normal mail.

  In addition, since the optical disk is stored in the storage recess of the storage member, and the mount is inserted between the locking piece provided on the storage member and the storage member, the storage recess is hermetically sealed. After that, it continues to be used as an optical disk storage case.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, a cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disc such as a CD or a DVD is formed, and a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disc is formed at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent or semi-transparent synthetic resin sheet and a booklet or a mount made of a folded paper piece for sealing the optical disc facing the storage recess, the end of the storage recess being It is substantially coincident with an end portion of the storage member, and a locking piece for holding the mount is formed on the outer periphery of the storage member by folding back.

  In this means, in addition to the operation of the first aspect, the visible information amount attached to the optical disk increases.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, a cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or a DVD is formed, and a fixed protrusion that fits into the center hole of the optical disk is formed at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent or translucent synthetic resin sheet having a shape and a cardboard mount that seals the optical disk facing the storage recess, and the end of the storage recess is substantially the same as the end of the storage member The other of the outer peripheries of the storage member is formed by folding back a locking piece for holding the mount on the opposite long side and one short side, and not forming the locking piece. The mount is slidably inserted and removed from the short side.

  In this means, the optical disk can be easily put in and out, stored and stored by inserting and removing the mount from the side where the locking piece of the storage member is not provided. Moreover, since the side which is not latched is a short side, wobbling of the mount is prevented.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, a cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disc such as a CD or a DVD is formed, and a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disc is formed at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent or translucent synthetic resin sheet having a shape and a cardboard-like mount that faces the storage recess and seals the optical disc, the end of the storage recess being substantially the same as the end of the storage member The engaging pieces for holding the mount are folded back inwardly on the opposing long side and the opposing short side of the outer periphery of the storage member.

  With this means, unintentional opening of the mount due to vibration or the like when the optical disk is stored is prevented.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, a cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or a DVD is formed, and a fixed protrusion that fits into the center hole of the optical disk is formed at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent or translucent synthetic resin sheet having a shape and a cardboard mount that seals the optical disk facing the storage recess, and the end of the storage recess is substantially the same as the end of the storage member The storage member is formed on the outer periphery of the storage member by folding inwardly a retaining piece for holding the mount, the side surface of the storage recess is inclined, and the diameter of the storage recess gradually increases in the depth direction. It is characterized in that it is formed so as to become smaller and coincides with the diameter of the optical disc at a midway position in the depth direction.

  With this means, the optical disk is stored in parallel with the bottom surface of the storage recess without contacting the bottom surface of the storage recess and the mount.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, a cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or a DVD is formed, and a fixed protrusion that fits in the center hole of the optical disk is formed at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent or translucent synthetic resin sheet having a shape and a cardboard mount that seals the optical disk facing the storage recess, and the end of the storage recess is substantially the same as the end of the storage member The engaging member for holding the mount is folded inwardly on the outer periphery of the storage member, and the corner of the rectangular storage member is rounded.

  With this means, the corners of the storage member are reinforced. Moreover, since there is no sharpness at the corner, it is easy to handle.

  According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, a cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or a DVD is formed, and a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disk is formed at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent or translucent synthetic resin sheet having a shape and a cardboard mount that seals the optical disk facing the storage recess, and the end of the storage recess is substantially the same as the end of the storage member The engaging member for holding the mount is formed by folding inwardly on the outer periphery of the storage member, and the depth of the storage recess is 1.5 to 10 mm.

  With this means, a single optical disk or a plurality of optical disks can be stored.

  Since the short side of the storage member is formed to be equal to the diameter of the optical disk, which is the maximum width of regular mail, the optical disk storage blister is not exposed in the envelope, but is exposed or placed in the envelope. Mailing as a fixed form is possible.

  Further, since adhesion such as gluing is not performed at the time of storage, it can be repeatedly used as a storage case for an optical disk even after being opened once.

  Furthermore, since the central hole of the optical disc is securely fitted to the fixed convex portion, the optical disc is prevented from falling off and wobbling, and the optical disc is sufficiently protected.

  The best mode for carrying out an optical disk storage blister according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIGS. 1-8 shows the 1st example of the best form for implementing the storage case based on this invention.

  The first example is an optical disk storage blister 1 including a storage member 2 in which an optical disk D is stored and a mount 3 for sealing the stored optical disk D.

  The storage member 2 is made of a sheet 21 having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view made of a synthetic resin such as PET or polypropylene. In the present embodiment, PET having a thickness of 0.2 to 0.3 mm is used as the material of the sheet 21 in consideration of transparency, moldability, flexibility, and the like.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the sheet 21 of the storage member 2 is provided with a storage recess 22 in which the optical disk D is stored at a substantially central portion on the inner surface 211 side facing the mount 3. The housing recess 22 is formed in a cylindrical shape having a side surface 221 and a bottom surface 222 by vacuum forming. At this time, the diameter of the storage recess 22 is formed substantially equal to the diameter Dd of the optical disc D.

  In the center of the storage recess 22 of the storage member 2, a fixed projection 23 for locking the optical disk D is provided. The fixed convex portion 23 is formed in a cylindrical shape having a side surface 231 and a bottom surface 232 on the bottom surface 222 of the storage concave portion 22 and is coaxial with the storage concave portion 22, and has a diameter that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the central hole Dh of the optical disc D. However, it is formed by vacuum forming so as to protrude toward the inner surface 211 side of the storage member 2.

  On the outer periphery of the sheet 21 of the storage member 2, a locking piece 22 that is folded back inwardly of a rising portion 241 and a folded piece 242 is provided on both the long side 212 and one of the short sides 213. The rising portion 241 rises so as to have a height substantially equal to the thickness of the mount 3.

  In addition, the corner | angular part 215 of the sheet | seat 21 of the storage member 2 is formed roundly for reinforcement | strengthening or considering the ease of handling.

  The storage member 2 is provided with a suspension hole 25 in the vicinity of the short side 213 where the locking piece 22 is not provided, and the optical disk storage blister 1 can be suspended by passing a string, metal fittings or the like. .

  As shown in FIG. 3, the mount 3 is formed by a rectangular thick paper 31 having substantially the same dimensions as the sheet 21 of the storage member 2.

  The mount 3 is in a state in which the inner surface 211 of the storage member 2 and the inner surface 313 of the cardboard 31 of the mount 3 face each other in parallel from the side of the storage member 2 where the locking piece 22 of the short side 213 is not provided. , While being slid between the locking piece 22 and the sheet 21, the housing recess 22 is sealed and opened. At this time, since the cardboard 31 of the mount 3 and the sheet 21 of the storage member 2 are designed to have substantially the same size, the two can be exactly overlapped and the optical disk D can be securely stored.

  As in the case of the storage member 2, the corner portion 316 of the cardboard 31 of the mount 3 is formed in a round shape for reinforcement or in consideration of ease of handling.

  In addition, a suspension hole 315 is provided at a position and shape of the cardboard 31 of the mount 3 that overlaps the suspension hole 25 of the storage member 2 in a state where the mount 3 is completely inserted into the storage member 2. Thereby, the optical disk storage blister 1 can be suspended in a state where the optical disk D is stored.

  4 and 5 show cross-sectional views of the optical disk storage blister 1. The depth H of the storage recess 22 is formed to be thicker than the thickness of the optical disc D. The depth H is preferably set to 1.5 to 10 mm in consideration of the thickness of the optical disc D and the standard size (up to 1 cm thickness) of ordinary mail.

Further, the side surface 221 of the storage recess 22 is slightly inclined so that the diameter decreases with the depth H of the storage recess 22, so that it is substantially equal to the diameter Dd of the optical disc D in the vicinity of the center in the depth H direction. Designed to. Therefore, the optical disk D is locked in the vicinity of the center in the depth H direction of the storage recess 22 when fitted in the storage recess 22, and thus does not contact the bottom surface 222 of the storage recess 22 and the mount 3, and the storage recess 22, the entire optical disc D is held in a state of being parallel to the bottom surface 222.

  As described above, when the diameter of the storage recess 22 is made equal to the diameter Dd of the optical disc D in the vicinity of the center of the storage recess 22 in the depth H ′ direction, the end located on the long side 213 side of the side surface 221 of the storage recess 22 A portion of 223 in which the diameter of the storage recess 22 is larger than the diameter Dd of the optical disc D has a shape slightly protruding in an arc shape from the long side 213. However, when the optical disc D is stored, the end portion 223 of the storage recess 22 is flexibly curved along the shape of the optical disc D, so that the entire size is within the standard size of normal mail.

  Further, the length W3 of the short side 312 of the thick paper 31 is formed substantially equal to the diameter Dd of the optical disc D, and the length W2 of the short side 213 of the storage member 2 is strictly larger by the thickness of the sheet 21 than that. Is formed. However, the thickness of the sheet 21 is about 1/600 to 1/400 of the diameter Dd of the optical disc D, and hardly affects the overall dimensions of the optical disc storage blister 1.

  Since the diameter of the bottom surface 232 of the fixed convex portion 23 is about 1.5 cm (corresponding to the diameter of the central hole Dh of the optical disk D) and the depth H is about 5 mm, the fingertip is inserted from the outer surface 212 side of the storage member 2. It can be inserted into the fixed projection 23. Therefore, when the optical disk is taken out, the optical disk can be easily taken in and out by bending the storage member 2 with the fixed convex portion 23 as a fulcrum.

  Further, the side surface 231 of the fixed convex portion 23 may be provided perpendicular to the sheet 21 and the bottom surface 232 or may be provided with a slight inclination so that the diameter decreases with the depth H ′. Alternatively, in order to prevent the optical disk D from coming off, to accurately position the stop position in the depth H direction when the optical disk D is stored, or to obtain a feeling of attachment / detachment of the optical disk D, the fixed protrusion 23 is formed on the side surface. It may be provided in a constricted drum shape.

  6 and 7 show a front view and a rear view of the optical disc storage blister 1. The length of the short side 214 of the storage member 2 and the diameter Dd of the optical disc D, the diameter of the fixed projection 23 and the diameter of the central hole Dh of the optical disc D, the outer shape of the mount 3 and the outer shape of the storage member 2 are formed equally. Is securely fixed to the optical disc storage blister 1 and held.

  In the first example, as shown in FIG. 8, the optical disk storage blister 1 can be mailed in an envelope E having a standard size of regular mail. FIG. 8 shows a reduced version of the other figures.

  Alternatively, the optical disc storage blister 1 can be mailed in an exposed state without being enclosed in an envelope, for example, by fastening a side where the locking piece 22 is not provided with a stapler or an adhesive tape.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 9, in the storage member 2 of the optical disk storage blister 1, a finger hook recess 26 that is large enough to insert a fingertip is adjacent to the storage recess 22 and is continuous with the storage recess 22. By forming the optical disk D, the outer peripheral portion of the optical disk D can be lifted and pulled out with a fingertip when the optical disk D is taken out.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 10, in the optical disc storage blister 1, the accessory S can be attached to the optical disc D by providing the accessory storage recess 27 separately from the storage recess 22. The accessory storage recess 27 can be freely set according to the shape of the accessory S. In particular, when the accessory S has a thin shape such as a booklet, the storage recess 22 and the accessory storage recess 27 are formed so as to overlap each other so as to form a step according to the difference in depth. D and the accessory S may be stacked and stored.

  In addition, the storage member 2 of the optical disk storage blister 1 is formed with a three-dimensional pattern such as a title of the optical disk D and a logo such as a company logo, thereby making it easy to distinguish the stored items and improving the appearance. be able to.

  According to the first example, the storage recess is sealed by inserting the mount 3 slidably without being glued or the like when stored, so that it can be repeatedly used as a storage case even after being opened. .

  Further, when the optical disc D is fitted into the storage recess 22, the diameter of the fixed projection 23 is substantially equal to the diameter of the central hole Dh of the optical disc D, so that the optical disc D fits securely into the storage recess 22. The optical disk D does not wobble when shaken.

  Furthermore, since the material of the storage member 2 has transparency, the optical disk D that is a storage item can be visually recognized through the storage blister.

  Next, a second example of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The second example is an optical disc storage blister 1A configured by a storage member 2 'and a mount 3 that are substantially the same as those in the first example.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the storage member 2 ′ is formed in substantially the same manner as the storage member 2 of the first example, but the locking pieces 24 are formed on both the long side 213 and the short side 214 of the storage member 2 ′. It is provided on both sides, that is, all sides. The mount 3 is the same as that of the first example.

  According to the second example, since the mount 3 is locked from four sides by the locking piece 22, the mount 3 is not detached from the storage member 2 'even if shaken vigorously, and the storage blister is used as an envelope. It can be mailed with peace of mind even if it is not sealed. At that time, information such as a destination and a sender is printed on the outer surface 314 of the cardboard 31 of the mount 3 or a sticker on which the information is displayed is mailed. At this time, the seal may be attached to the outer surface 212 of the storage member 2 '.

  Moreover, the latching piece 24 is not restricted to the case where it is provided in the location of the 1st example and the 2nd example. If the thick paper 31 can be locked, the position and the number of the locking pieces 24 may be freely set.

  Next, a third example of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The third example is an optical disk storage blister 1B constituted by the storage member 2 and the mount 3 '.

In the third example, as shown in FIG. 12, the storage member 2 similar to that in the first example is used. Note that the hanging hole 25 is not provided. The mount 3 'is formed by a booklet 32 made up of a plurality of paper pieces having the same shape as the mount 3 used in the first and second examples. In FIG. 12, the corners of the booklet 32 are folded and drawn, but this is for easy understanding that the mount 3 'is a booklet, and it is of course possible to use it without folding.

According to the third example, it becomes possible to affix a lot of visible information to the optical disc storage blister 1B. The mount 3 'may be a folded piece of paper.

  Furthermore, by increasing the depth H of the storage recess 22 of the storage members 2 and 2 ′ of the first to third examples, a plurality of optical disks D can be stored. At this time, the depth H of the storage recess 22 is preferably about 3 to 10 mm in consideration of the thickness of the optical disc D and the standard size of a normal mail (up to a thickness of 1 cm). Even in the case of an optical disk storage blister in which two optical disks D are stored, by adjusting the thickness (weight) of the storage member 2 and the mount 3, the total weight is within the maximum weight (50 g) of a standard postal mail. Can fit in.

It is a perspective view which shows the 1st example of embodiment of the optical disk accommodation blister concerning this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the state at the time of optical disc loading / unloading of the 1st example of embodiment of the optical disc accommodation blister concerning this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the state at the time of the base_sheet | mounting_paper opening / closing of the 1st example of embodiment of the optical disk accommodation blister concerning this invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view in the X direction of FIG. 1. It is a Y direction sectional view of FIG. It is a front view of FIG. It is a rear view of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the envelope accommodation state of the 1st example of embodiment of the optical disk accommodation blister concerning this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the optical disk accommodation blister which provided the finger hook recessed part in the 1st example of embodiment of the optical disk accommodation blister concerning this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the optical disk accommodation blister which provided the accessory accommodation recessed part in the 1st example of embodiment of the optical disk accommodation blister concerning this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the 2nd example of embodiment of the optical disk accommodation blister concerning this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the 3rd example of embodiment of the optical disk accommodation blister based on this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1, 1A, 1B Optical disk storage blister 2, 2 ′ storage member 21 sheet 211 inner surface 212 outer surface 213 long side 214 short side 215 corner 22 storage recess 221 side surface 222 bottom surface 223 end portion 23 fixed protrusion 231 side surface 232 bottom surface 24 locking Piece 241 Rising portion 242 Folding piece 25 Suspension hole 26 Finger catching recess 27 Accessories storage recess 3, 3 'Mount 31 Cardboard 311 Inner surface 312 Outer surface 313 Long side 314 Short side 315 Hanging hole 316 Corner portion 32 Booklet D Optical disc Dd Optical disc Diameter Dh Central hole E of optical disk Envelope H Depth of storage recess H 'Depth of fixed protrusion S Attachment W2 Length of short side of storage member W3 Length of short side of mount

Claims (7)

  A cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or DVD is formed, and a transparent or semi-transparent or semi-rectangular shape in plan view has a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disk at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a cardboard-like mount that seals the optical disc facing the storage recess, and an end of the storage recess substantially coincides with an end of the storage member; An optical disk storage blister in which a locking piece for holding the mount is folded inward on the outer periphery of the storage member.   A cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or DVD is formed, and a transparent or semi-transparent or semi-rectangular shape in plan view has a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disk at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a mount made of a booklet or a folded paper piece for sealing the optical disk facing the storage recess, and an end of the storage recess is an end of the storage member An optical disk storage blister that is substantially coincident with the portion and is formed by folding back an inner side of a locking piece for holding the mount on the outer periphery of the storage member.   A cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or DVD is formed, and a transparent or semi-transparent or semi-rectangular shape in plan view has a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disk at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a cardboard-like mount that seals the optical disc facing the storage recess, and an end of the storage recess substantially coincides with an end of the storage member; A locking piece for holding the mount is formed by folding inwardly on the opposing long side and one short side of the outer periphery of the storage member, and the mount is formed from the other short side that does not form the locking piece. Optical disc storage blister that can be slidably inserted and removed.   A cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or DVD is formed, and a transparent or semi-transparent or semi-rectangular shape in plan view has a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disk at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a cardboard-like mount that seals the optical disc facing the storage recess, and an end of the storage recess substantially coincides with an end of the storage member; An optical disk storage blister formed by folding inward a locking piece for holding the mount on an opposing long side and an opposing short side of the outer periphery of the storage member.   A cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or DVD is formed, and a transparent or semi-transparent or semi-rectangular shape in plan view has a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disk at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a cardboard-like mount that seals the optical disc facing the storage recess, and an end of the storage recess substantially coincides with an end of the storage member; A locking piece for holding the mount is formed on the outer periphery of the storage member so as to be folded inward so that the side surface of the storage recess is inclined so that the diameter of the storage recess gradually decreases in the depth direction. An optical disc storage blister that is formed and coincides with the diameter of the optical disc at an intermediate position in the depth direction.   A cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or DVD is formed, and a transparent or semi-transparent or semi-rectangular shape in plan view has a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disk at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a cardboard-like mount that seals the optical disc facing the storage recess, and an end of the storage recess substantially coincides with an end of the storage member; An optical disc storage blister in which a locking piece for holding the mount is folded inwardly on the outer periphery of the storage member, and the corners of the rectangular storage member are rounded.   A cylindrical storage recess for storing an optical disk such as a CD or DVD is formed, and a transparent or semi-transparent or semi-rectangular shape in plan view has a fixed projection that fits into the center hole of the optical disk at the center of the storage recess. A storage member made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a cardboard-like mount that seals the optical disc facing the storage recess, and an end of the storage recess substantially coincides with an end of the storage member; An optical disk storage blister in which a locking piece for holding the mount is folded inward on the outer periphery of the storage member, and the depth of the storage recess is 1.5 to 10 mm.

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