JP3236160U - Golf club packing materials - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a packing member of a golf club used for transporting a golf club.
SOLUTION: An insertion portion 6 and an insertion groove 7 formed so as to face left and right ends in the lateral direction, and a bending bar 14 formed in a longitudinal direction at a substantially central portion of the insertion portion and the insertion groove. A golf club is composed of a set of two plate-shaped members 3a and 3b provided with flaps 5a and 5b formed so as to face the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction which are partitioned by bending bars. In the packaging of, each plate-shaped member is bent around a bending streak so that the insertion portion of the plate-shaped member and the insertion groove are made to face each other, and the insertion portion is inserted into the insertion groove to form a tubular shape. Form the packing member. In addition, as the packing member, a set of two plate-shaped members is folded in the longitudinal direction, stored in a flat case, and transported to a golf club sales applicant.
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Description

This invention relates to a packing member of a golf club used for transporting a golf club.

Used golf clubs are distributed exclusively for used golf clubs, and golf club purchase companies purchase unnecessary golf clubs from those who wish to sell them and sell them at second-hand stores and EC sites.
Those who wish to sell golf clubs know the market price of the purchase price in advance depending on the brand and type of golf club, but in reality, the purchase price fluctuates depending on the degree of damage, etc., so the actual purchase price is the golf club's. It will not be decided unless the person who wants to sell the golf club sends the golf club to the purchasing company and makes an assessment at the purchasing company.
On the other hand, in the transportation of the above golf clubs, it is troublesome for the purchase applicant to procure the packaging materials by himself / herself, which may cause a delay in business negotiations. I am doing it.

Golf clubs have a long total length of about 1200 mm, and drivers and the like are particularly vulnerable to damage during transportation.Therefore, packing materials such as large cardboard boxes are required for packing these, and the purchaser is the purchaser. If they were not satisfied with the assessed price, they had to return it to the seller again, so it was required to rationalize these packaging materials and freight charges.

There is the following Patent Document 1 regarding the packing member of the golf club.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-129728

Patent Document 1 relates to a packaging box that prevents a golf club from being damaged by an impact during transportation of the golf club.

Patent Document 1 transports a golf club in a large packing box, but in order to use this for the above-mentioned used golf club purchasing business, materials and transportation costs are incurred, and a driver is used separately. Not suitable for transportation by.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the golf club packing member of the present invention is a golf club packing member used for transporting a golf club, and is an insertion portion formed so as to face the left and right ends in the lateral direction. And the insertion groove, the bending bar formed in the longitudinal direction at the substantially central portion of the insertion portion and the insertion groove, and the upper and lower end portions in the longitudinal direction partitioned by the bending bar. It is composed of a set of two plate-shaped members provided with flaps, and in the packaging of the golf club, the plate-shaped members are bent around the bending streaks to form the plate-shaped members. The insertion portion and the insertion groove are made to face each other, and the insertion portion is inserted into the insertion groove to form a tubular packing member, and the golf club is stored in the tubular packing member. The golf club is packed by bending the upper and lower flaps of the respective plate-shaped members inward to each other and fastening the golf club, and the packing member is a set of two plates. Each member was folded in the longitudinal direction, stored in a flat case, and transported to those who wish to sell golf clubs.

Further, the plate-shaped member is a rectangle having substantially the same length of the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction, and two pieces are assembled as a set so that a rectangular packing member is formed.

Further, the plate-shaped member has a trapezoidal shape in which the upper end portion in the longitudinal direction is shorter than the lower end portion, and two pieces are assembled as a set to form a trapezoidal packing member.

In addition, the flat case has a size that allows it to be posted in the mailbox of a mailbox.

The flat case has an anti-buffer sheet formed in the shape of a bag so that it can be reused as an anti-buffer material for the head portion of the golf club in the packaging of the golf club.

Since the packing member of the golf club of the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, the packing material cost and the transportation cost can be significantly reduced.
In addition, since the packing material is made up of two pieces, it can be folded and stored in a flat case that can be mailed to the mailbox of the mailbox, and it is delivered even if there is no golf club sales person. In addition, the transportation cost can be reduced by downsizing.
Further, since the two joints constituting the packing member are overlapped and assembled, the strength against external pressure is increased.
Further, when the assembled packing member has a trapezoidal shape in which the upper end portion is shorter than the lower end portion, the shape is suitable for a golf club having a peculiar shape, so that the golf club can be packed without rattling. Protective materials can be reduced or omitted.
Further, when the assembled packing member has a rectangular shape in which the upper end portion and the lower end portion are the same, the head portion and the shaft portion of the golf club are stored upside down to store the two golf clubs. Can be reasonably packed without rattling.

In addition, since the two packing members are folded in the longitudinal direction and stored in a flat case, the packing members can be transported by mailing to the mailbox of the person who wants to sell, even if the person who wants to sell is absent. The shipping cost can be significantly reduced by the mailing method that is delivered and posted to the mailbox.
Further, since the flat case is formed of the cushioning prevention sheet, the flat case can be reused as a cushioning preventing material for the head portion of the golf club when the sales person packs the golf club.
In addition, since the packaging materials have been rationalized as described above, the purchasing business has been developed by providing the packaging materials to general consumers free of charge, not limited to those who wish to purchase them. Can be made to.

The perspective view which shows the packing state of a golf club. An exploded front view of the packaging member. A cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. The perspective view which shows the assembly state of the packing member of FIG. An exploded perspective view showing a state in which the packing member is folded and stored in a flat case. A perspective view of a flat case being posted in a mailbox.

This invention relates to a packing member of a golf club, and will be described in detail below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

FIG. 1 shows a state in which a golf club 1 is packed with a packing member 2 of the present invention, and the packing member 2 is a set of two substantially similar pieces made by die-cutting a cardboard board made of paper or synthetic resin. It is composed of plate-shaped members 3a and 3b.
As shown in FIG. 2, the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b are vertically long trapezoids, and bending bars 4 are formed in the longitudinal direction at the center points on the left and right in the lateral direction, and the bending bars 4 are formed on the left and right. The flaps 5a and the flaps 5b are integrally formed so as to be bendable at the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction.
Further, among the left and right end portions of the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b in the lateral direction, the insertion portion 6 is integrally formed at intervals at one end portion, and the other end facing the insertion portion 6 is formed. An insertion groove 7 is formed in the portion.
The insertion groove 7 is formed along a bending line 9 of a joint portion 8 extending in the lateral direction.
When packing the golf club 1 with the packing member 2, the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b are bent in the lateral direction with the respective bending bars 4 as a reference, and the bending bars 9 are further bent. As a standard, the joint portion 8 is similarly bent inward, the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b are opposed to each other, and the respective insertion portions 6 are inserted into the opposite insertion grooves 7 to form the trapezoidal packing member 2. ..

Next, the golf club 1 is housed in the packing member 2 with the shaft portion 10 facing upward, the upper and lower flaps 5a and 5b are bent inward, and the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b are fastened with a rubber tape or the like. do.
In the above-mentioned packing of the golf club 1, the large-diameter head portion 12 of the golf club 1 is housed in the lower part of the trapezoidal packing member 2, while the small-diameter shaft part 10 is housed in the upper part of the packing member 2. The golf club 1 can be prevented from being damaged without rattling.
Further, the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b of the packing member 2 are each folded as shown in FIG. 5, stored in a flat case 13 made of paper or synthetic resin, and sent to a person who wants to sell. In this folding, the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b are folded with reference to the bending bars 14 formed at intervals in the longitudinal direction and stored in the flat case 13.

In the embodiment of FIG. 5, the flat case 13 is formed by forming a cushioning prevention sheet 15 made of synthetic resin in a bag shape, the packing member 2 is housed through the opening 16, and the flap 17 is fastened and sealed.
Further, when the person who wants to sell the flat case 13 opens the flat case 13 and packs the golf club 1, the flat case 13 can be reused as a damage preventing material for the head portion 12.
Further, the flat case 13 may be fixedly packed with a rubber tape or the like as a cardboard box.
As shown in FIG. 6, the vertical and horizontal sizes of the flat case 13 are such that the size can be posted to the mailbox 19 of the mailbox 18 of the seller, and the packing member 2 is delivered even if the seller is absent. I am trying to do it.

The mailing port 19 conforms to the size of the mailing port of a mailbox, and the packing member 2 can be sent at a low fare by using the mailing means.
Further, the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b may be assembled in the same manner as described above so that the rectangular packing member 2 is formed by forming the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b into rectangles having substantially the same lengths of the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction. ..
Further, in the rectangular packing member 2, the two golf clubs 1 can be packed without rattling by combining the head portion 12 and the shaft portion 10 of the two golf clubs 1 upside down. ..
Further, the bending bars 4, 9 and 14 can be formed by engraving a concave groove at that time when the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b are die-cut.

1 ... Golf club 2 ... Packing member 3a ... Plate-shaped member 3b ... Plate-shaped member 4 ... Bending bar 5a ... Flap 5b ... Flap 6 ... Insertion part 7 ... Insertion groove 13 ... Flat case 14 ... Bending bar 18 ... Mailbox 19 ... Mailing slot

Claims (5)

It is a packing material for golf clubs used for transporting golf clubs.
An insertion part and an insertion groove formed so as to face the left and right ends in the lateral direction,
Bending streaks formed in the longitudinal direction at substantially the center of the insertion portion and the insertion groove,
A flap formed relative to the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction, which is partitioned by the bending streaks,
It is composed of a set of two plate-shaped members equipped with
In the packaging of the golf club,
Each of the plate-shaped members is bent around the bending streak so that the insertion portion of the plate-shaped member and the insertion groove face each other, and the insertion portion is inserted into the insertion groove to form a cylinder. Forming a shaped packing member,
The golf club is stored in the tubular packing member, and the golf club is stored in the tubular packing member.
The golf club is packed by bending the upper and lower flaps of the respective plate-shaped members inward and fastening them to each other.
Further, the packing member is characterized in that a set of two plate-shaped members is folded in the longitudinal direction, stored in a flat case, and transported to a golf club sales applicant. Element. The above-mentioned claim is characterized in that the plate-shaped member is a rectangle having substantially the same length of the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction, and two pieces are assembled as a set to form a rectangular packing member. Item 1. The packing member for a golf club according to Item 1. The first aspect of the present invention, wherein the plate-shaped member has a trapezoidal shape in which the upper end portion in the longitudinal direction is shorter than the lower end portion, and two pieces are assembled as a set to form a trapezoidal packing member. Golf club packing materials. The packing member for a golf club according to claim 1, wherein the flat case has a size that allows it to be posted in a mailbox of a mailbox. The flat case is characterized in that the cushioning prevention sheet is formed in a bag shape and reused as a cushioning prevention material for the head portion of the golf club in the packaging of the golf club, according to claim 1 or 4. The packing material for golf clubs described in.

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