JP3185873U - Assembly partition, packaging material set and packaging container - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a partition, a packaging material set, and a packaging container capable of suppressing the movement of a trigger type spray bottle in a cardboard box.
A partition for a trigger type spray bottle disposed in a cardboard box that accommodates a plurality of trigger type spray bottles, and a plurality of first partition plates 5 and one or more A plurality of notches that can be engaged with the spray head on the upper side of the first partition plate behind the lower end of the trigger of the trigger spray bottle and ahead of the neck of the bottle body Have The coupling structure of the first partition plate and the second partition plate inserts a first slit formed downward from the upper end of the first partition plate and a second slit formed upward from the lower end of the second partition plate. It is good to be formed.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a partition, a packaging material set, and a packaging container.

  In a cardboard box for packing a plurality of items, for example, as described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2010-132299, a second partition plate having a grid shape or a lattice shape for partitioning the products is often inserted.

  Trigger type spray heads (trigger nozzles) may be arranged in a cardboard box with the trigger type spray bottles attached to the upper end of the neck of the bottle body arranged vertically and horizontally. Many trigger spray bottles have the tip of the spray head protruding forward from the bottle body so that the trigger does not interfere with the bottle body.

  Since the conventional cross-beam shaped partition forms a prismatic space that can accommodate the entire spray bottle including the spray head, a space is formed around the bottle body. For this reason, in a box using a conventional partition, the spray bottle can be rotated so as to change the direction of the spray head during transportation. There was a risk that the label attached to the box would be bent. In the worst case, due to the force acting on the spray head, the screw threaded on the neck of the bottle body may loosen and cause liquid leakage. In addition, there is also a problem that the direction of the spray head varies during transportation only with the conventional second girder-shaped second partition plate, and it looks bad for display as a product as it is.

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  Then, this invention makes it a subject to provide the partition which can suppress a motion of the trigger type spray bottle in a cardboard box, a packaging material set, and a packaging container.

  The invention made in order to solve the above problems is a partition for a trigger type spray bottle disposed in a cardboard box that accommodates a plurality of trigger type spray bottles, and a plurality of first types coupled in a lattice shape. A partition plate and one or a plurality of second partition plates, wherein the top of the first partition plate is associated with the spray head behind the lower end of the trigger of the trigger spray bottle and ahead of the neck of the bottle body. It has a plurality of notch portions that can be combined.

  The assembly partition combines the first partition plate and the second partition plate vertically and horizontally to restrict the movement of each spray bottle, and the notch provided in the first partition plate engages with the spray head to spray. Regulate head orientation. Accordingly, the spray bottles can be aligned vertically and horizontally, and all of the spray heads can be held in the same direction, and the label of the spray bottle and the individual package can be prevented from being damaged and the spray head from being loosened. Moreover, since the notch part of the 1st partition plate is engaging with the spray nozzle from the lower side between a trigger and a bottle main body, if a 1st partition plate is lifted, several spray bottles will hang on the 1st partition plate. Can be lifted.

  Further, in the partition, the coupling structure of the first partition plate and the second partition plate is formed upward from the lower end of the second partition plate and the first slit formed downward from the upper end of the first partition plate. The second slit may be formed by inserting the second slits into each other. If comprised in this way, the 2nd partition inserted in the 1st slit and the several spray bottle which the spray nozzle has engaged with the notch part of the 1st partition plate by lifting a 1st partition plate You can lift the board at the same time.

  In the partition, the first partition plate has an engagement slit formed from the lower end on an extension line of the first slit, and the second partition plate is engaged with the lower end side of the second slit. It is preferable to have an engaging protrusion to be inserted into the slit. Since the engagement projection engages with the engagement slit, the state where the first slit and the second slit are engaged with each other can be maintained, so that the entire partition can be lifted by lifting either the first partition plate or the second partition plate. Can be lifted together. Therefore, since all the spray bottles can be lifted simultaneously by simply grasping any one of the first partition plate or the second partition plate, the spray bottles can be easily taken out from the cardboard box.

  Moreover, the said partition may have a hole part into which the said 1st partition plate or the said 2nd partition plate can insert a finger | toe. If the finger is put in the hole, the first partition plate or the second partition plate can be easily lifted, so that the spray bottle can be easily taken out from the cardboard box.

  Further, another idea made to solve the above problems is substantially the same as the partition, a pair of first side walls having substantially the same height and width as the first partition plate, and the second partition plate. A packaging material set including a corrugated cardboard having a pair of second side walls having a height and a width. If the packaging material set is used, the spray bottle can be accommodated in the aligned state in the cardboard box by the above-mentioned partitioning, so that the label of the spray bottle and the individual package can be prevented from being damaged and opened. It is possible to display products with the same orientation of spray bottles.

  In another aspect of the present invention, the packaging material set is assembled, the first partition plate is substantially parallel to the first side wall, and the second partition plate is the first assembly. A packaging container in which the partition is inserted into the cardboard box so as to be substantially parallel to two side walls. Since the packaging container can accommodate the spray bottles in an aligned state by the above-mentioned partitioning, the label of the spray bottle and the individual package can be prevented from being damaged, and the orientation of the spray bottle can be kept open. A complete product display is possible.

  As described above, according to the present invention, the movement of the spray bottle can be suppressed by the first partition plate fitted to the spray head. Thereby, while being able to prevent a label and an individual package from being damaged, the state where the directions of the spray bottles are aligned in the cardboard box can be maintained.

It is a perspective view which shows the packaging container which concerns on this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which accommodated the spray bottle of the packaging container of FIG. It is a perspective view which takes out and shows the assembly partition of the packaging container of FIG. It is a front view of the 1st partition plate of the assembly partition of FIG. It is a front view of the 2nd partition plate of the assembly partition of FIG. It is a side view which shows the spray bottle taken out from the packaging container of FIG.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as appropriate.

  A packaging container 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a cardboard box 2 made of a piece of corrugated paper and a partition 3 arranged in the cardboard box 2 and configured by combining a plurality of cardboard papers. As shown in FIG. 2, the packaging container 1 is used to accommodate and transport a plurality of trigger spray bottles 4.

  The cardboard box 2 is a so-called A-type (citrus box type) cardboard box, a pair of first side walls 2a and a pair of second side walls 2b that are parallel to each other, and a pair that extends above and below the first side walls 2a. Outer flap 2c and a pair of inner flaps 2d extending up and down the second side wall 2b. The shape of the cardboard box sheet for constituting such a cardboard box 2 preferably conforms to the provisions of JIS Z1506, etc., and is a known shape, and thus detailed description and illustration are omitted.

  If a plurality of spray bottles 4 are accommodated in the packaging container 1 in which the partition 3 is disposed inside the cardboard box 2, the packaging container 1 is sealed up and down by the inner flap 2d and the outer flap 2c of the cardboard box 2. In a stopped state, it is sealed with an adhesive tape or the like.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the assembly partition 3 includes three first partition plates 5 that are arranged upright substantially parallel to each other, and one unit that is upright and coupled to the first partition plates 5 in a lattice shape. Sheet of the second partition plate 6. As shown in FIG. 1, the first partition plate 5 has substantially the same height and width as the first side wall 2 a of the cardboard box 2 and is disposed in the packaging container 1 substantially in parallel with the first side wall 2 a. The second partition plate 6 has substantially the same height and width as the second side wall 2b of the cardboard box 2, and is disposed in the packaging container 1 substantially in parallel with the second side wall 2b. More specifically, the first partition plate 5 and the second partition plate 6 have a slight dimensional difference as defined in JIS Z1507 and the like with respect to the first side wall 2a and the second side wall 2b of the cardboard box 2.

  In the present invention, the combination of the cardboard box 2 and the partition 3 is called a packaging material set, and the packaging container 1 and the section after the assembly of the partition 3 in the cardboard box 2 are assembled. Separated.

  The spray bottle 4 is formed by attaching a spray head 8 to a bottle body 7. The bottle body 7 has a neck portion 7a having a reduced diameter. The spray head 8 includes a cap portion 8a screwed to the upper end of the neck portion 7a of the bottle body 7, a head body portion 8b provided on the cap portion 8a, and a trigger 8c extending downward from the head body portion 8b. And have.

  Each first partition plate 5 is made of a piece of corrugated paper, and, as shown in FIG. 4, four notches 9 that can be engaged with the spray head 8 on the upper piece, and holes that allow a person to insert a finger. 10, a first slit 11 that is linearly formed from the upper end downward to a substantially center, and an engagement slit 12 that is formed upward from the lower end on the extension line of the first slit 11.

  The notch portion 9 includes a pair of main body edges 9a extending downward from the upper edge of the first partition plate 5, a pair of trigger edges 9b bent downward from the lower end of the main body edge 9a, and both trigger edges 9b. It is a two-stage notch comprising a back edge 9c connecting the lower ends. The main body edge 9a is formed in a moderately convex shape on the inside so that the width gradually decreases downward and becomes substantially vertical at the lower end and has a width to fit the head main body portion 8b of the spray head 8. ing. The trigger edge 9b is slanted inward so as to reduce the width at the upper end portion to prevent further intrusion of the head main body portion 8b, and the inner side so as to be substantially vertical in the lower portion and to have an interval for receiving the trigger with play. It is formed in a gentle convex shape. The back edge 9 c is formed at a position higher than the lower end of the trigger 8 c of the spray head 8.

  The hole portion 10 includes a substantially horseshoe-shaped cut portion 10a and a bendable portion 10b that connects both ends of the cut 10a, and an opening into which a finger can be inserted can be formed by bending the bendable portion 10b.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the second partition plate 6 includes a second slit 13 that is linearly formed from the lower end to the upper center, and an engagement protrusion 14 that projects from the lower end of the second slit 13. In addition, on the opposite side of the engaging protrusion 14, there are an inclined edge 15 that is obliquely connected to the second slit 13, and a window portion 16 that is cut downward from the upper end.

  The first partition plate 5 and the second partition plate 6 are engaged with each other so that the first slit 11 and the second slit 13 are inserted into each other, and the inner part of the first slit 11 is received in the inner part of the second slit 13. To do. The sheet portion between the first slit 11 and the engagement slit 12 of the first partition plate 5 is temporarily curved and inserted into the inclined edge 15 side so as to avoid the engagement protrusion 14 of the second partition plate 6. The engagement protrusion 14 is inserted into the engagement slit 12 and engaged. Thereby, even if the second partition plate 6 is simply pulled upward, the second partition plate 6 is not detached from the first partition plate 5 and the assembled state of the partition 3 can be maintained.

  In the packaging container 1 in the state shown in FIG. 1, the bottle body 7 of the spray bottle 4 is accommodated in each space partitioned vertically and horizontally by the first partition plate 5 and the second partition plate 6 of the partition 3. At this time, as shown in FIG. 2, the spray bottle 4 is configured such that the tip end portion of the nozzle body 8 b of the spray head 8 and the lower end portion of the trigger 8 c protrude through the notch 9 to the opposite side of the first partition plate 5. Be placed. That is, the notch 9 engages the spray head 8 behind the lower end of the trigger 8 c and ahead of the neck 7 a of the bottle body 7.

  The spray head 8 accommodated in the packaging container 1 slightly overlaps in the front-rear direction in a plan view. That is, the interval between the first partition plates 5 is slightly narrower than the longitudinal length of the spray head 8. Further, the rear edge 9 c of the notch 9 is located higher than the lower end of the trigger 8 c of the spray head 8. With these configurations, the spray bottle 4 cannot be retracted to the extent that the spray head 8 is detached from the notch 9.

  Thus, in the said packaging container 1, each spray bottle 4 is maintained in the state which faced the same direction, when the spray head 8 fits the notch part 9 of the 1st partition plate 5. As shown in FIG. Further, since the spray head 8 does not move greatly, the label of the spray head 8 and the individual package are hardly damaged. Furthermore, since the spray head 8 hardly rotates, the spray head 8 is not easily loosened with respect to the bottle body 7.

  Further, since the packaging container 1 keeps each spray bottle 4 in a certain direction, if the side walls 2a, 2b of the cardboard box 2 are cut horizontally and the cardboard box 2 is opened in a tray shape, it remains as it is. The spray bottle 4 can be displayed nicely as a product. At this time, the window portion 16 formed in the first partition plate 5 promotes the visibility and ease of taking out the spray bottle 4.

  In addition, the partition 3 inserts a finger into the hole 10 and lifts one of the first partition plates 5 (preferably in the center), so that the first slit 11 of the first partition plate 5 The 2nd partition plate 6 arrange | positioned on the back part is lifted, and the other 1st partition plate 5 arrange | positioned on the engaging protrusion 14 of this 2nd partition plate 6 is lifted. That is, if the one 1st partition plate 5 is lifted, the assembly partition 3 whole will be lifted.

  When the first partition plate 5 is lifted, the rear edge 9c of the notch 9 moves upward along the back surface of the trigger 8c. When the head main body 8b reaches the lower end of the main body edge 9a due to the rising of the first partition plate 5, the head main body 8b is supported by the upper end of the trigger edge 9b and lifted. As a result, as shown in FIG. 6, each spray bottle 4 is lifted so as to hang from the first partition plate 5. As described above, the partition 3 can be used to simultaneously remove all the spray bottles 4 contained in the packaging container 1 from the cardboard box 2.

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The embodiment disclosed this time should be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the above-described embodiment, but is defined by the scope of the claims, and is intended to include all modifications within the meaning and scope equivalent to the scope of the claims. The

  For example, in the partition, the hole may be a complete hole opened in advance, or the hole may be provided in the second partition plate. Further, the first slit may be formed in the second partition plate and the second slit may be formed in the first partition plate. Further, the partition may include a plurality of second partition plates arranged in parallel to each other. Further, the first partition plate may be supported by the second partition plate so as to float from the bottom of the cardboard box, and may be inserted between the trigger of the spray head and the neck of the bottle body.

  As described above, the second partition plate, the packaging material set, and the packaging container are used to accommodate a plurality of spray bottles.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Packaging container 2 Cardboard box 2a, 2b Side wall 2c Outer flap 2d Inner flap 3 Assembly partition 4 Spray bottle 5 1st partition plate 6 2nd partition plate 7 Bottle main body 7a Neck part 8 Spray head 8a Cap part 8b Nozzle main body 8c Trigger 9 Notch portion 9a Body edge 9b Trigger edge 9c Back edge 10 Hole portion 10a Notch portion 10b Bend easy portion 11 First slit 12 Engagement slit 13 Second slit 14 Locking protrusion 15 Inclined edge 16 Window portion

Claims (6)

A partition for trigger type spray bottles arranged in a cardboard box containing a plurality of trigger type spray bottles,
A plurality of first partition plates and one or a plurality of second partition plates coupled in a lattice shape;
The upper side of the first partition plate has a plurality of notches that can engage with the spray head behind the lower end of the trigger of the trigger spray bottle and ahead of the neck of the bottle body. Trigger type spray bottle partition.   The coupling structure of the first partition plate and the second partition plate includes a first slit formed downward from the upper end of the first partition plate and a second slit formed upward from the lower end of the second partition plate. The partition for trigger type spray bottles of Claim 1 currently formed by inserting. The first partition plate has an engagement slit formed from a lower end on an extension line of the first slit,
3. The trigger spray bottle partition according to claim 2, wherein the second partition plate has an engagement protrusion inserted into the engagement slit on a lower end side of the second slit.   4. The trigger spray bottle partition according to claim 1, wherein the first partition plate has a hole part into which a finger can be inserted in an upper part. 5. The partition according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
A packaging material set comprising: a pair of first side walls having substantially the same height and width as the first partition plate; and a corrugated cardboard having a pair of second side walls having substantially the same height and width as the second partition plate. Assembling the packaging material set of claim 5,
A packaging container in which the partition is inserted into the cardboard box so that the first partition plate is substantially parallel to the first side wall and the second partition plate is substantially parallel to the second side wall. .

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