JP3133491U - Paper business card box - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily take out a business card put in a paper business card box and to manufacture it at low cost.
A body having four side walls surrounding the bottom wall and the bottom wall and a lid having four side walls surrounding the top wall and the top wall are punched out in a developed shape, and one side wall of the body and the lid is formed as a continuous wall. A paper business card box, in which a central part of a side wall of a continuous wall is omitted in a paper business card box that is folded into a box and assembled.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a paper business card box.

There is a paper-made business card box for cost reduction (Patent Document 1). In this previous example, the body and the lid are separated as in the case of the conventional resin, but since the material is flexible paper, the body and the lid are continuous on one side wall. Some have been made (Patent Document 2). Further, since paper is generally opaque, the two previous examples form a window in a portion of the top wall of the lid.
Utility Model Registration No. 3078490 JP 2002-225854 A

  The present invention utilizes the advantages of paper as it is and provides a more effective configuration as a business card box.

  Therefore, the present invention punches out the body having the bottom wall and the four side walls that surround the bottom wall and the lid having the four side walls that surround the top wall according to claim 1 in an unfolded shape. In a paper business card box that folds a predetermined part into a box with one side wall as a continuous wall, a paper business card box is provided in which the central part of the side wall of the continuous wall is omitted. Is.

  And in this, the means which comprises the double wall by which the side wall of the body and lid described in Claim 2 was turned inside except the continuous wall, The top wall of the lid described in Claim 3 There is provided a means in which a window is formed in a part and transparent paper is stuck to the window from the back side.

  According to the means of claim 1, when the lid is removed in order to take out the business card inside, the continuous wall (piece) with the body will be bent at the boundary with the bottom wall of the body, Since the central part of the side wall is missing, it is easy to take out a business card with a finger in between. This effect is particularly great when the number of business cards is reduced. Further, by providing the missing part, the entire body and lid can be developed on a single sheet of paper, and the production cost can be reduced. According to the means of claim 2, the lack of strength of being paper is compensated, and according to the means of claim 3, it is easy to confirm who the business card is.

  1 is a perspective view when a paper business card box (hereinafter simply referred to as a business card box) A according to the present invention is opened, FIG. 2 is a perspective view when it is closed, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view when it is closed. The business card box A is a rectangular parallelepiped having a length of about 95 mm, a width of 58 mm, and a height of about 25 mm, using paper having an appropriate thickness. The body 1 is basically composed of a body 1 and a lid 2, and the body 1 basically has four side walls 4 to 7 standing on four sides of the bottom wall 3, and the lid 2 also has four sides on the top wall 8. The side walls 9 to 12 hang down.

  In this case, the side wall 7 and the side wall 12 constitute a continuous piece (wall) B that connects the body 1 and the lid 2, and the lid 2 has folding lines (hinges) 13, 14. Is bent and opened and closed with respect to the body 1. Therefore, in this business card box A, the body 1 and the lid 2 are not separated. In the present invention, the side wall 7 on the continuous piece B side of the body 1 exists only at the end side, and is formed in the missing portion 15 where the central portion is missing. A method for forming the missing portion 14 will be described later. In addition, in the business card box A of this example, a window 16 is also formed around the center of the top wall 8 of the lid 2 so that it can be seen who the business card put in the body 1 belongs.

  FIG. 5 is a plan view showing the developed shape of the business card box A described above, and this outer shape is punched out by Thomson processing or the like. And if this is assembled, it will become the above-mentioned business card box A. In this example, the body 1 excluding the continuous piece B and the side walls 4 to 6 and 9 to 11 of the lid 2 are doubled so as to be folded back at the top to ensure strength. In this case, sandwiching pieces 17 and 18 are formed on both ends of the side walls 5 and 6 of the body 1 (a sandwiching piece 19 is also formed on the side of the top wall 8 of the side walls 10 and 11 of the lid 2). When the side walls 4 and 9 are bent, the coupling is further strengthened.

  Therefore, the side wall 7 on the side of the continuous piece B of the body 1 is only the sandwiched piece 17, and a gap 15 is formed between these. In this way, by providing the missing portion 15, it can be developed on a sheet of paper that can be processed by Thomson. In addition, if a transparent resin or paper film 20 is pasted on the back surface of the window 16, dust can be prevented from entering from here. Note that the window 16 may be formed by the purchaser before use, and that means forming perforations along the outline of the window 16. This can also be formed in a developed shape, and according to this, the film 20 may be unnecessary. Reference numeral 21 denotes a clue when opening the lid 2, which is also punched out in advance.

  FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the business card box A in the state where the business card 22 is inserted. Even if the business card 22 is reduced, the finger 23 can be inserted into the missing portion 15 so that the top business card 22 can be easily hooked. Can be taken out.

It is a perspective view when a paper business card box is opened. It is a perspective view when a paper business card box is closed. It is sectional drawing when a paper business card box is closed. It is sectional drawing when a paper business card box is opened. It is an expanded view before the assembly of a paper business card box.

Explanation of symbols

1 body 2 lid 3 body bottom wall 4 body side wall 5 body side wall 6 body side wall 7 body side wall 8 lid top wall 9 lid side wall 10 lid side wall 11 lid side wall 12 lid side wall 13 lid folding Curve 14 Lid curve 15 Missing part 16 Window 17 Clipping piece 18 Clipping piece 19 Clipping piece 20 Film 21 Clue part 22 Business card 23 Finger

Claims (3)

  The bottom wall and a body having four side walls surrounding the bottom wall and a lid having four side walls surrounding the top wall and the top wall are punched out in a developed shape, and a predetermined portion is folded with one side wall of the body and the lid as a continuous wall. A paper business card box assembled in a box, wherein a central portion of the side wall of the continuous wall is omitted.   The paper business card box according to claim 1, wherein a side wall of the body and the lid constitutes a double wall folded inside except for the continuous wall. The paper-made business card box of Claim 1 or 2 by which the window is formed in a part of top wall of a lid | cover, and the transparent paper is stuck to this window from the back surface.