JP3148030U - Container identification seal set - Google Patents

Abstract

A container that can be used for identifying any container of any shape (for example, distinguishing between shampoo and rinse, etc.) without changing the container shape, cap shape and color in advance depending on the type of contents. An identification seal set is provided. A container identification seal set includes a mount, a plurality of waterproof shampoo identification seals 4 detachably attached to the mount, a rinse identification seal 5, and a body soap identification seal 6. The shampoo identification seal 4, rinse identification seal 5, and body soap identification seal 6 have different patterns. The shampoo identification seal 4 is affixed to the upper surface of the head pump 7b of the shampoo container 7 comprising a container body 7a filled with shampoo liquid and a head pump 7b having a nozzle 7c attached to the container body 7a. Thereby, it becomes easy to identify the shampoo container 7 visually. Moreover, you may affix on the container main body 7a side surface. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a container identification seal set used for identification of shampoos, rinses (conditioners), and body soap containers mainly used in bathrooms.

  Shampoo, rinse or conditioner used for bathing and showering, body soap is attached to a container body filled with shampoo, rinse or conditioner, body soap, and a head pump that allows the contents to protrude from the nozzle when the upper part is pushed by hand Used in a container.

  In addition, there is a container in which contents are protruded from a nozzle that can be taken in and out of a cap provided on the top of the cap when the side of the container body is pressed by hand. In addition, there is also one that discharges the contents from a hole that can be opened and closed by a lid formed in a cap provided in the upper part of the container body.

  However, the shape of the containers, the head pump, the nozzle, and the cap are similar even if they are not the same manufacturer, and it may be difficult to distinguish the contents, and the contents may be mistaken. In addition, although shampoo and rinse are written on the side of the container, they are often small letters and English, and are often not recognized by young and elderly people. In addition, it is often difficult to open eyes when washing hair, and there is also steam and the like, making it difficult to visually check the container.

  Depending on the manufacturer that fills the contents, the color of the head pump may be changed, and the contents may be recognized by the color of the head pump. However, the same manufacturer's shampoo, rinse, etc. are not always used. Therefore, it does not make much sense to identify only by the color of the head pump. In addition, there is no relationship between the color and the contents, and it is unlikely that which color is which content.

Therefore, for the purpose of imparting distinguishability to such a container, the detergent identification cap of the bath detergent container described in Patent Document 1 in which the shape of the cap itself is changed, and the tactile product identification cap described in Patent Document 2 A pump-type liquid discharge container described in Patent Document 3, a container with a cover described in Patent Document 3, and a bottle cap described in Patent Document 5 are disclosed.
JP 2004-250088 A JP 2001-247153 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-7758 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 1-179861 No. 3050110

  However, all of Patent Documents 1 to 5 are different from the cap itself provided in the container body, and are not means that can be used for commercial shampoos, rinses, and body soap containers purchased by individuals.

  Therefore, the present invention can be applied to any shape of shampoo, rinse (conditioner), and body soap without changing the shape of the container, the shape of the cap, or the color of the container in advance, or without forming a pattern such as irregularities on the container in advance. An object of the present invention is to provide a container identification seal set that can be used for identification of containers.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention comprises a mount, a waterproof shampoo identification seal that is releasably attached to the mount, a rinse identification seal, and a body soap identification seal, and the shampoo identification seal The container identification seal set is characterized in that the rinse identification seal and the body soap identification seal have different colors, shapes, or patterns.

  The container identification is characterized in that the shampoo identification seal is roman letter S, the rinse identification seal is roman letter R, the body soap identification seal is roman letter B, or the roman letter pattern is printed on the seal surface for distinction. A seal set configuration was adopted. In addition, the container identification seal set according to any one of the above, wherein the pattern is formed by raising or sinking the pattern.

  Any of the above, wherein each identification seal is affixed to the upper surface of the head pump of each container filled with each solution of shampoo, rinse, and body soap, and / or to the side surface of each container. It was set as the structure of the container identification seal set of description.

  The container identification seal set according to any one of the above, wherein the shampoo identification seal is black, the rinse identification seal is cream, and the body soap identification seal is skin color.

  Furthermore, a conditioner identification seal for identifying a conditioner container used after shampooing instead of the rinse identification seal, or a conditioner identification seal for identifying a conditioner container filled with a conditioner in addition to the shampoo, rinse, body soap identification seal is provided. The container identification seal set according to any one of the above features is provided.

  Since the container identification seal set of the present invention has the above configuration, the following effects are exhibited. First, shampoos, rinses (conditioners), and body soaps can be easily identified, and any container, cap, or head pump can be used.

  Since shampoo (S), rinse (R), (conditioner (C)), and body soap (B) are displayed, they can be related to the contents, unlike colors and shapes that are not related to the contents. It is easy to memorize and even if those manufacturers (container color and shape) to be used change, the same identification method can always be adopted, and it is difficult to mix up the contents. Furthermore, by adding a pattern other than the color and the characters, the distinguishability is further increased. Moreover, if a pattern is uneven | corrugated shape, it can identify also by tactile sense. In addition, by sticking each of these seals to the side of the container, it is possible to maintain the recognizability even when the container is installed at a high position. If the shampoo is black, the rinse (conditioner) is cream, and the body soap is skin color (ivory or pale orange), it is not related and easy to remember. Become.

  Since a seal for identifying shampoo, rinse, (conditioner (C)), and body soap is attached to a single mount, it is easy to store and manage and is not lost.

  Hereinafter, a container identification seal set according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view (A) of a container identification seal set according to the present invention and an enlarged sectional view (B) of an identification seal (AA).

  A container identification seal set 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention includes a backing sheet 2, a plurality of waterproof shampoo identification seals 4 detachably attached to the backing sheet 2, a rinse identification seal 5, and a body soap identification. It consists of a seal 6. The shampoo identification seal 4, the rinse identification seal 5 and the body soap identification seal 6 have different patterns.

  That is, the shampoo identification seal 4 is printed on the seal surface with the Roman letter S, the rinse identification seal 5 is the Roman letter R, and the body soap identification seal 6 is printed with the Roman letter B on the seal surface to distinguish the contents. Furthermore, the background color and pattern are also different. For example, the shampoo identification sticker 4 is black for imagining hair, the rinse is a cream color, and the body soap is a skin color that is a Japanese skin color, so that it is easy to remember in association with the place of use. Further, the color set may be the color of the Roman letter itself, not the background. The characters may be raised in an embossed manner.

  As shown in FIG. 1B, the body soap identification seal 6 and other seals are composed of a base 2, a seal portion 6 c attached to the container cap, and a printing surface 6 d on which printing 6 e is applied. The printing 6e or the printing surface 6d is waterproofed and has water resistance in a water environment such as a bathroom.

  Each identification seal may be created individually and affixed to the mount 2, or a single sticker may be affixed to the mount 2, each identification seal may be punched, and unnecessary portions may be used as the frame seal 3.

  In addition to the conditioner identification seal 5, a conditioner identification seal for identifying a conditioner container to be used after shampooing or a conditioner identification seal for identifying a conditioner container filled with a conditioner in addition to the shampoo, rinse and body soap identification seals is provided. Also good. The different identification pattern in that case may be the Roman letter C. The color of the conditioner may be selected from black, cream, and skin color.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of the container identification seal set according to the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the shampoo identification seal 4 is affixed to the upper surface of the head pump 7b of the shampoo container 7 comprising a container body 7a filled with shampoo liquid and a head pump 7b having a nozzle 7c attached to the container body 7a. Is done. Thereby, it becomes easy to identify the shampoo container 7 visually. Moreover, you may affix on the container main body 7a side surface.

  The rinse identification seal 5 is affixed to the upper surface of the head pump 8b of the shampoo container 8 including the container body 8a filled with the rinse liquid and the head pump 8b having the nozzle 8c attached to the container body 8a. Thereby, it becomes easy to identify the rinse container 8 visually. Moreover, you may affix on the container main body 8a side surface.

  The body soap identification seal 6 is affixed to the upper surface of the head pump 9b of the shampoo container 9 comprising a container body 9a filled with a body soap solution and a head pump 9b having a nozzle 9c attached to the container body 9a. As a result, the body soap container 9 can be easily identified visually. Moreover, you may affix on the container main body 9a side surface.

  Thus, even if the container main body is similar or identical, the identification of each container is increased and the contents are less likely to be misunderstood only by applying each identification seal which is a configuration of the present invention.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a container identification seal set according to a second embodiment of the present invention. A container identification seal set 1a according to a second embodiment of the present invention includes a backing sheet 2, a plurality of waterproof shampoo identification seals 4a that are detachably attached to the backing sheet 2, a rinse identification seal 5a, and a body soap identification seal. 6a. Different patterns are printed on the shampoo identification seal 4a, the rinse identification seal 5a, and the body soap identification seal 6a. The stripe pattern may be embossed, depressed, or displayed in dots. The pattern of the present invention is not limited to these,

  That is, the container identification seal set 1a in FIG. 3 is obtained by printing different stripe patterns 4b, 5b, and 6b on the identification seals 4, 5, and 6 and the frame seal 3 of the first embodiment. The different patterns are not limited to the striped pattern, and the shampoo identification seal, the rinse (conditioner) identification seal, and the body soap identification seal may have different shapes (including irregularities) and patterns (colors). Thereby, the discriminability of the container filled with each solution is further increased. As in the first embodiment, the shampoo, rinse, and body soap are attached to the upper surface of the head pump or the side surface of the container body.

It is the perspective view (A) of the container identification seal | sticker set which is this invention, and the expanded sectional view (B) of an identification seal | sticker (AA). It is a use figure of the container identification seal set of 1st Embodiment which is this invention. It is a perspective view of a container identification seal set 2nd embodiment which is the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container identification seal set 1a Container identification seal set 2 Mount 3 Frame seal 4 Shampoo identification seal 4a Shampoo identification seal 4b Pattern 5 Rinse identification seal 5a Rinse identification seal 5b Pattern 6 Body soap identification seal 6a Body soap identification seal 6b Pattern 6c Seal part 6d Printing surface 6e Printing 7 Shampoo container 7a Container body 7b Het pump 7c Nozzle 8 Rinse container 8a Container body 8b Het pump 8c Nozzle 9 Body soap container 9a Container body 9b Het pump 9c Nozzle

Claims (6)

  And a waterproof shampoo identification seal, a rinse identification seal, and a body soap identification seal that are releasably attached to the mount. Each of the shampoo identification seal, the rinse identification seal, and the body soap identification seal A container identification seal set having a different color, shape or pattern.   2. The shampoo identification seal is printed on a seal surface with a Roman letter S, the rinse identification seal is a Roman letter R, and the body soap identification seal is a Roman letter B or a pattern that is the Roman letter. The container identification seal set as described.   The container identification seal set according to claim 1, wherein the pattern is raised or depressed to form a pattern.   Each of the identification seals is affixed to the upper surface of the head pump of each container filled with each solution of shampoo, rinse, and body soap, and / or to the side surface of each container. The container identification seal set according to claim 3.   The container identification seal set according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the shampoo identification seal is black, the rinse identification seal is cream, and the body soap identification seal is skin color.   A conditioner identification seal for identifying a conditioner container used after shampooing instead of the rinse identification seal, or a conditioner identification seal for identifying a conditioner container filled with a conditioner in addition to the shampoo, rinse and body soap identification seals. The container identification seal set according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that:

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