JP3235629U - Golf club packing materials - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a packing material for a golf club, which reduces a packing material and a freight, and prevents damage to the golf club during transportation. SOLUTION: A bag body 5 made of synthetic resin or a paper-based cushioning prevention sheet is used as a packing material of a golf club 1, and these packing members are folded and stored in a case having a size that can be posted in a mailbox. And made it possible to streamline packaging materials and freight charges. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a golf club packing member used for transporting a golf club.

Among golf clubs, used golf clubs have a secondary market specializing in used golf, and golf club purchasing companies purchase unnecessary golf clubs from general users and sell them at specialty stores and EC sites.
A person who wishes to purchase a golf club knows the market price of the purchase price in advance depending on the manufacturer and type of the golf club, but in reality, the purchase price fluctuates depending on the degree of damage and the like.
Therefore, the actual purchase price cannot be determined unless the golf club purchase applicant sends the golf club to the purchase company and the company assesses the purchase price.
Therefore, it is troublesome for a purchaser to procure and pack the packing materials for a golf club by himself / herself, which may cause a delay in business negotiations. I was trying to send.

On the other hand, as golf clubs have a head attached to a long shaft, this packing requires packing materials such as a long and large box, and if the purchase applicant is not satisfied with the assessed price, In some cases, the packing materials and freight charges are wasted, such as returning them to the purchase applicant, and rationalization of these packing materials and freight charges has been required.
In addition, in the rationalization of packing materials mentioned above, if there is a defect in the packing design, there is a risk that the golf clubs will be damaged during transportation, and since these golf clubs are the deposits of customers, further consideration is required. Become.

Regarding the packaging of the golf club, there is the following Patent Document 1.

Jitsuzenpei 03-102443

Patent Document 1 uses a plastic sheet in which soft and hard sheets are laminated as a packing material for golf clubs, and in packing golf clubs in an arbitrary number or in a predetermined combination set unit, the above-mentioned I try to use a plastic sheet as a cushioning material.

This idea reduces the cost of the packing member itself by dividing the packing member sent by the used golf club purchasing company to the purchase applicant according to the peculiar shape of the golf club, and also purchases this packing member. In the packing material of a golf club, which is stored in an outer case of a size that can be mailed to the mail holder of the applicant and the fare is reduced, the shaft part of the golf club is long, so simply packing it in a cardboard box is a cardboard material. On the other hand, if the packaging materials for the head and shaft of the golf club are manufactured separately and the packaging materials for the golf club are connected to each other, the head and shaft are packed. Since external pressure is concentrated on the joints, a packaging form that reinforces these joints is required.
This device aims to solve the above.

In order to solve the above problems, the packing member of the golf club is a packing member of a golf club composed of a shaft packing member for storing the shaft portion of the golf club and a head packing member for storing the head portion of the golf club. The shaft packing member is made of a synthetic resin or paper, or a cushioning prevention sheet having a laminated structure made of synthetic resin and paper, and has a long shape with one end in the longitudinal direction as an opening. The head packing member comprises a body, and the head packing member is provided integrally or separately from the box body by closing the lower end portion and opening the upper end portion and the opening of the upper end portion of the box body. The box body is composed of a closing member, and the box body is provided with a first support column by extending two orthogonal surfaces upward at one corner of a side wall portion constituting the box body, and the closing is provided. The member is formed by cutting upward a portion of the box body facing two orthogonal surfaces of the first support pillar to form a second support pillar, and the head portion of the golf club is formed on the box body. Is housed so that the shaft portion of the golf club is arranged inside the first support column of the box body and the second support column of the closing member, and the closing member is used for the closing member. The upper end portion of the box body is closed, the closing member is fastened to the box body, the shaft portion of the golf club is covered with the shaft packing member, and the opening of the shaft packing member is the first. It was placed on one support column and the second support column to be fastened.

Further, with the head portion of the golf club housed inside the head packing member, a reinforcing member is provided inside the first support pillar of the box body and the second support pillar of the closing member. It was arranged and fastened so that the opening of the shaft packing member was covered with the reinforcing member and fastened.

Further, a cylindrical reinforcing member is fastened to the inside or the outside of the opening of the shaft packing member, and the shaft packing member of the golf club is housed in the head packing member. Is mounted on the shaft portion via the reinforcing member, and the reinforcing member is inserted inside the first support column and the second support column, or the first support column and the second support column are inserted. The reinforcing member was fitted to the outside of the support column of the above and fastened to the first support column and the second support column.

Further, the shaft packing member and the head packing member, or the shaft packing member, the head packing member, and the reinforcing member are each folded and stored in an outer case having a size that can be posted to the mailbox of the mailbox. ..

The packing member of the golf club of the present invention has a unique shape in which the head portion having a large diameter and the shaft portion having a small diameter and a long length are connected to each other. In a golf club packing member that is divided into members and connected to each other to pack the golf club, the shaft packing member is made of resin, paper, or a bag made of a sheet having a laminated structure thereof. Compared to the one made of cardboard, the cost can be reduced and the golf club can be prevented from being damaged during transportation.
Further, when an external pressure is applied to the tip of the shaft packing member in the packing state, the connection between the shaft packing member and the head storage member is likely to come off due to the moment of force. The support pillar and the second support pillar are provided, and the first support pillar and the second support pillar or the shaft packing member are reinforced by fastening the reinforcing member to the opening of the shaft packing member. The members do not come off during transportation, and damage to the golf club itself is prevented.
When the head packing member and the shaft packing member are folded and stored in an outer case of a size that can be mailed to a mail box, the shaft packing member is made of resin or paper, or has a laminated structure of resin and paper. Since it is a bag body, it can be easily folded without being bulky, and when it is stored in the outer case, the height can be limited so that the outer case can be mailed to the mailing port of the mail box with a margin.

The perspective view which shows the packing state (the 1st embodiment) of a golf club. The exploded perspective view of FIG. A vertical sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. Perspective view of the closing member. An exploded perspective view showing a state in which the packing member is stored in the outer case. An exploded perspective view showing a state in which the packing member is stored in the outer case. A perspective view showing a state in which the outer case is posted in the mailbox. The perspective view which shows the packing state (the second embodiment) of a golf club. FIG. 7 is a vertical cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG. An exploded perspective view showing a packed state of a golf club (Example 3). A vertical sectional view showing the packing state of the golf club of FIG. The exploded perspective view which shows the packing part state (Example 4) of a golf club.

This invention relates to a packing member of a golf club, and will be described in detail below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 11.

1 to 3 show the first embodiment of the packing member of the golf club 1. The packing member of the golf club is composed of a shaft packing member 2 and a head packing member 3.
The shaft packing member 2 is formed of a long bag body 5 having an opening 4 at one end.
The bag body 5 is formed of a cushioning sheet made of resin, paper, or a laminated structure made of resin and paper, and in the case of resin, a cushion sheet in which small air particles are spread or the material itself is a cushion. It is also a material sheet, and in the case of paper, it indicates a corrugated cardboard having a wavy flute, and is also a cushion sheet in which these resin sheets and paper sheets are laminated and laminated.

The head packing member 3 is composed of a box body 6 and a closing member 7.
In the box body 6 of the head packing member 3, the flap 6a at the lower end is horizontally bent inward and is fastened to the side wall 9 by a fastening means 8 such as a gum tape to close the lower end, while the upper end is closed. The portion has an opening 10.
Further, at one corner of the side wall portion 9 of the box body 6, the first support pillar 11 is integrally formed by extending two surfaces orthogonal to the side wall portion 9 upward.
The closing member 7 is a flat plate, and a notch portion 12 is formed at a square portion virtualized in a square shape, so that a fastening portion 14 that can be bent downward by a folding line 13 is formed on the outer four sides. ..
The closing member 7 is arranged at the upper end portion of the box body 6 to close the opening 10, and the head portion 1b of the golf club 1 is housed in the box body 6. In the first embodiment, the head portion 1b is housed. When the head cover 1c is attached to the large or small head portion 1b, the vertical position of the closing member 7 can be changed to accommodate the head cover 1c.
That is, the insertion portion 15 is integrally formed on the four sides of the upper end portion of the box body 6, while the insertion groove 16 is formed inside the folding line 13 of the closing member 7 with respect to the insertion portion 15. , The head portion 1b alone or the head portion 1b provided with the head cover 1c is housed in the box body 6, the closing member 7 is arranged at the upper end portion of the box body 6, and the insertion portion 15 is inserted into the insertion groove 16. Then, in a state where the head portion 1b or the head cover 1c is pressed downward by the closing member 7, the fastening portion 14 is fastened to the side wall portion 9 by a fastening means 17 such as a rubber tape.
In the above, even if the height of the head portion 1b or the head portion 1b to which the head cover 1c is mounted is high or low, the fastening positions of the closing member 7 correspond to the vertical positions, so that the head portion 1b can be contained in the box body 6 without rattling. It is stored.
Further, in the box body 6, the golf club 1 is packed by connecting the shaft packing member 2 for accommodating the shaft portion 1a, and the head portion 1b housed in the head portion 1b or the head cover 1c is the box body 6. In the closing member 7, the second support pillar 18 is formed by cutting upward so as to face the two orthogonal surfaces of the first support pillar 11 so as to form the first support pillar 18. The shaft portion 1a is arranged inside the pillar 11 and the second support pillar 18.
The box body 6 and the closing plate 7 are formed of a cardboard plate, a plastic cushioning prevention plate, or the like.

Further, in a state where the head portion 1b of the golf club 1 or the head portion 1b to which the head cover 1c is mounted is housed in the box body 6, the shaft packing member is placed in the first support pillar 11 and the second support pillar 18. The shaft packing member 2 is fastened by a fastening means 23 such as a rubber tape so as to cover the opening 4 of 2 and straddle the lower end portion of the shaft packing member 2 and the first support pillar 11 and the second support pillar 18. do.
Further, as the fastening means of the shaft packing member 2, a double-sided adhesive tape is attached to the outside of the first support pillar 11 and the second support pillar 18, and the release paper is peeled off to remove the release paper to open the opening 4 of the shaft packing member 2. It may be covered with a cloth to fix it.
As described above, the golf club 1 is packed in a rational packing structure suitable for the peculiar shape of the golf club, and the connection points between the shaft packing member 2 and the head packing member 3 are the first support column 11 and the first support column 11. Since it is reinforced with the second support pillar 18, the packing member does not come off even if an impact is applied to the tip of the shaft portion 1a during transportation, while the shaft portion 1a of the golf club 1 itself bends. Damage to the golf club 1 itself is also prevented without doing so.

7 and 8 show the second embodiment of the packing member of the golf club 1. The head packing member 3 of the packing member 1 is formed of a box body 6a, and the flap 6b at the lower end thereof is horizontally horizontally inside. It is bent and fastened to the side wall portion 9a by a fastening means 8 such as a gum tape, and the lower end portion thereof is closed.
Further, in the box body 6a, at one corner of the side wall portion 9a, two surfaces orthogonal to the side wall portion 9a are extended upward to form a first support pillar 11a integrally, and the first support pillar 11a is integrally formed. On the four sides of the upper end portion excluding the forming portion of 11a, the closing member 20 similar to the flap 6a is integrally extended upward to form an opening 21.
Further, in a state where the head portion 1b of the golf club 1 is housed in the box body 6a and the closing member 20 is horizontally bent to close the opening 21, the first support pillar 11a of the closing member 20 is orthogonal to 2 The second support column 22 is formed by cutting up the end portion facing the surface upward.
In the state where the head portion 1b of the golf club 1 is housed in the box body 6a, the shaft portion 1a is arranged inside the first support pillar 11a and the second support pillar 22.

Next, with the head portion 1b of the golf club 1 housed in the box body 6a, the shaft is packed in the first support pillar 11a and the second support pillar 22 of the box body 6a in the same manner as in the first embodiment. The opening 4 of the member 2 is covered, and the lower end portion of the shaft packing member 2 and the first support pillar 11a and the second support pillar 22 are fastened by a fixing means 23 such as a rubber tape.
As the fastening means of the shaft packing member 2, a double-sided adhesive tape is attached to the outside of the first support pillar 11a and the second support pillar 22, and the release paper is peeled off to remove the release paper to open the opening of the shaft packing member 2. You may cover it with 4 and make it stop.
Further, the box body 6 and the closing member 20 are formed of a corrugated cardboard plate, a plastic cushioning prevention plate, or the like as described above.
As described above, the golf club 1 is packed in a rational packing structure suitable for the peculiar shape of the golf club, and the connection points between the shaft packing member 2 and the head packing member 3 are the first support column 11a and the first support column 11a. Since it is reinforced with the second support pillar 22, the packing member does not come off even if an impact is applied to the tip of the shaft portion 1a during transportation, while the shaft portion 1a of the golf club 1 itself bends. Damage is also prevented without doing so.

9 and 10 show a third embodiment of the packing member of the golf club 1.
In each combination of the first support columns 11, 11a and the second support columns 18, 22 in the above-mentioned Examples 1 and 2, inside these support columns 11 and 18 or 11a and 22. The reinforcing member 24 is inserted and fastened with a fixing means 23a such as a double-sided adhesive tape or an adhesive.
The reinforcing member 24 is formed by forming a flat plate into a square cylinder, and is formed of a corrugated cardboard plate, a plastic cushioning prevention plate, or the like.
With the head portion 1b of the golf club 1 or the head cover 1c attached to the head portion 1b housed in the box body 6 or the box body 6a, the shaft packing member 2 is inserted into the shaft portion 1a and the opening portion 4 is provided. The lower end of the shaft packing member 2 is fastened to the reinforcing member 24 by a fastening means 23 such as a rubber tape.
As described above, the connection points between the shaft packing member 2 and the head packing member 3 are the first support column 11 and the second support column 18, or the first support column 11a and the second support column 22 and the reinforcing member 24. Since it is reinforced with, the packing member will not come off even if an impact is applied to the tip of the shaft portion 1a during transportation, while the golf club 1 itself will not be bent and the shaft portion 1a will not be damaged. Be prevented.

FIG. 11 shows the fourth embodiment of the packing member of the golf club 1, in which the tubular reinforcing member 24a is fastened to the inside of the opening 4 of the shaft packing member 2, and the head portion 1b is inside the head packing member 3. Alternatively, in a state where the head cover 1c to which the head portion 1b is mounted is housed, the shaft packing member 2 is mounted on the shaft portion 1a via the reinforcing member 24a, and then the reinforcing member 24a is attached to the first of the box body 6. It is fitted on the support column 11 or 11a and the second support column 18 or 22, and is fastened by a fastening means such as double-sided adhesive tape or gum tape.
The reinforcing member 24a may be formed in a cylindrical shape by connecting a corrugated cardboard plate or a resin plate made of paper, and may be fastened to the outside of the opening 4 of the shaft packing member 1a.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 5a and 5b, the above-mentioned packing member is folded and stored in the outer case 25 for use.
As shown in FIG. 5a, the packing member of the first embodiment is stored in the outer case 25 by folding the shaft packing member 2 with the opening 4 on the left side or the right side.
The box body 6 of the head packing member 3 is folded and stored in the outer case 25.
If the flat plate-shaped closing member 7 remains flat and cannot be stored in the outer case 25, it is folded and stored.
Further, as shown in FIG. 5b, the packing member of the above-mentioned embodiment 2 is folded and stored in the outer case 25 with the shaft packing member 2 and the box body 6a.
The reinforcing member 24 or 24a is folded and stored in the outer case 25.
The outer case 25 is formed in a box or assembled in a box, and by the above-mentioned combination, each member is housed, the upper surface is closed with a lid 26, and a fixing means such as a gum tape or the like is used. It will stop at 23.

The exterior case 25 is delivered in such a thickness, width, and length that it can be mailed to the mailing port 29 of the mailbox 28, even if there is no purchase applicant in the transportation.
FIG. 6 shows a state in which the outer case 25 is posted to the mailing port 29 of the mailbox 28, while the size of the mailing port 29 of the post box 28 varies depending on general households and business establishments. However, transportation companies such as post offices and courier companies set their own standards for the size of the mailbox 29 and limit the size of luggage.
The size of the outer case 25 and the mailing port 29 of the present invention is a size that satisfies the above-mentioned criteria of the shipping company.

1 ... Golf club 1a ... Shaft part 1b ... Head part 1c ... Head cover 2 ... Shaft packing member 3 ... Head packing member 4 ... Opening 5 ... Bag body 6 ... Box 6a ... Box 7 ... Closing member 9 ... Side wall 9a ... Side wall 10 ... Opening 11 ... First support pillar 11a ... First Support pillar 12 ... Notch portion 14 ... Fastening portion 17 ... Fastening means 18 ... Second support pillar 20 ... Closing member 22 ... Second support pillar 23 ...・ Fastening means 23a ・ ・ ・ Fastening means 24 ・ ・ ・ Reinforcing member 24a ・ ・ ・ Reinforcing member 25 ・ ・ ・ Exterior case 28 ・ ・ ・ Postal post 29 ・ ・ ・ Posting port

Claims (4)

In a golf club packing member composed of a shaft packing member for accommodating a golf club shaft portion and a head packing member for accommodating a golf club head portion.
The shaft packing member is made of a synthetic resin or paper, or is made of a synthetic resin and paper laminated structure cushioning prevention sheet, and has a long shape and has an opening at one end in the longitudinal direction. Naru,
The head packing member is composed of a box body having a lower end closed and an upper end opened, and a closing member provided by closing the opening of the upper end of the box body integrally or separately from the box body. Become,
The box body is provided with a first support pillar by extending two orthogonal planes upward at one corner of the side wall portion constituting the box body.
In the closed member, a second support pillar is formed by cutting up a portion of the box body facing two orthogonal surfaces of the first support pillar.
The head portion of the golf club is housed in the box body, and the shaft portion of the golf club is arranged inside the first support column of the box body and the second support column of the closing member. In this way, the upper end portion of the box body is closed with the closing member, and the closing member is fastened to the box body.
The shaft portion of the golf club is covered with the shaft packing member, and the opening of the shaft packing member is covered with the first support column and the second support column to be fastened. , A packing member for a golf club, which comprises packing the golf club. With the head portion of the golf club housed inside the head packing member, a reinforcing member is arranged inside the first support column of the box body and the second support column of the closing member. The golf club packing member according to claim 1, wherein the golf club is fastened so as to be fastened by covering the opening of the shaft packing member with the reinforcing member. .. A tubular reinforcing member is fastened to the inside or the outside of the opening of the shaft packing member, and the shaft packing member is placed in a state where the shaft portion of the golf club is housed in the head packing member. The shaft portion is covered with the reinforcing member, and the reinforcing member is inserted inside the first support column and the second support column, or the first support column and the second support are provided. The golf club packing member according to claim 1, wherein the reinforcing member is fitted to the outside of the pillar and is fastened to the first support pillar and the second support pillar. The shaft packing member and the head packing member, or the shaft packing member, the head packing member, and the reinforcing member are folded and stored in an outer case having a size that can be mailed to the mailbox of the mailbox. The packaging member for a golf club according to claim 1 to claim 3, which is characterized.

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