JP3236161U - 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: A head part and a shaft part of a golf club are packed separately, and these two packing members are connected and packed, and each packing member is folded and a flat case that can be posted to a mailbox of a mailbox. Store in and transport. It is composed of a shaft packing member 3 for accommodating a shaft portion and a head packing member 4 for accommodating a golf club head portion, and the head packing member is integrally formed at a rectangular frame portion and a lower end of the frame portion. It is composed of flaps and insertion grooves 18 drilled on the four side surfaces of the frame portion, and the shaft packing member is composed of a set of two plate-shaped members 3a and 3b, and is left and right in the lateral direction. An insertion portion 8 and an insertion groove 9 formed at an end portion, a bending bar 22 formed in a substantially central portion in the longitudinal direction, a flap 6 formed at an upper end portion in the longitudinal direction, and a lower end portion in the longitudinal direction. It is composed of an insertion portion 7 formed in the above.
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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 that of the golf club. 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 prospective 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. However, in order to use this for the above-mentioned used golf club purchasing business, the purchasing company has to pay for materials and transportation, and also, Not suitable for transporting drivers individually.

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 a shaft packing member for accommodating a golf club shaft portion and a golf club head portion. The head packing member is composed of a head packing member for storing a rectangular frame portion, flaps integrally formed on four sides of the lower end of the frame portion, and four side surfaces of the frame portion. The shaft packing member is composed of a pair of plate-shaped members, and each of the plate-shaped members is opposed to the left and right ends in the lateral direction. Formed at the insertion portion 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 end portion in the longitudinal direction defined by the bending bar. The flap is composed of a flap and an insertion portion formed at the lower end portion in the longitudinal direction partitioned by the bending streaks, and the head packing member is fastened by bending the flap of the frame portion inward. Each of the shaft packing members to be assembled is bent by using the bending bar as a guide, the insertion portion and the insertion groove portion are made to face each other, and the insertion portion is inserted into the insertion groove. The flap is formed into a tubular shape, and the flap is bent inward to be fastened and fastened. In the packing of the golf club, the head portion of the golf club is housed in the head packing member, and the shaft portion of the golf club. The shaft packing member is placed on the golf club, and the insertion portion at the lower end of the shaft packing member is inserted into the insertion groove of the head packing member to fasten the golf club. When the shaft packing member and the head packing member are sent to a golf club sales applicant, the shaft packing member and the head packing member are folded and stored in a flat case for transportation. did.

Further, the two-sheet set of the shaft packing member is a trapezoidal plate-shaped member that is long in the vertical direction, and the insertion portion and the insertion groove are formed in the lateral direction, and the insertion groove is formed in the lateral direction. The bent streaks are formed in the substantially central portion of the above, and the flaps are integrally formed at the lower end portions partitioned by the bent streaks, and each of the plate-shaped members guides the bent streaks. It was bent inward so that the opposing insertion portions were inserted into the insertion groove, and the flaps were bent inward and fastened to form a trapezoidal tubular shape.

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

Further, the flat case is formed by processing the cushioning prevention sheet into a bag shape so that the flat case can be reused as a cushioning prevention material for the head portion of the golf club when a purchaser packs the golf club. I made it.

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.
Further, since a golf club has a deformed shape in which a shaft portion having a small diameter is joined to a head portion having a large diameter, when this is packed with one box-shaped packing member, the head portion and the shaft portion are used. The joints are easily damaged by external pressure.
Further, since the packing member is divided into a shaft packing member for packing the shaft portion of the golf club and a head packing member for packing the head portion, the packing members are connected and packed. The parts are doubled and reinforced to prevent damage due to external pressure.
In addition, the shaft packing member is bent as a set of two pieces, and one insertion part is inserted into the other insertion groove to form a tubular shape, so the packing member at this joint is also doubled during transportation. Increased strength against external pressure.
Further, since the upper end portion in the longitudinal direction of the shaft packing member has a trapezoidal shape shorter than the lower end portion, the shaft portion can be packed without rattling even if a support member is not particularly provided in the shaft portion.
Further, since the shaft packing member and the head packing member were each folded in the longitudinal direction and stored in a flat case of a size that can be mailed to the mailbox of the mailbox, there was no person who wished to sell the packing member. Can also be posted in the mailbox, and such transportation means will significantly reduce the transportation cost.
Further, since the case is formed of the cushioning prevention sheet, the flat case of the packing member can be reused as the cushioning preventing material for the head of the golf club when the seller wants to pack the golf club.
In addition, since the packaging materials have been streamlined, it is possible to develop the purchase business by providing it free of charge as an advertisement for the purchase without limiting it to those who wish to sell it.

A perspective view of a packing member showing a state in which a golf club is packed. An exploded front view of the packaging member. A cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. An exploded perspective view showing the assembled state of the packaging member. An exploded perspective view of a state in which the packing member is folded and stored in a flat case. A perspective view showing a state in which a flat case is 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 the packing member 2 of the present invention, and the packing member 2 is configured by connecting a shaft packing member 3 and a head packing member 4.
As shown in FIG. 2, the shaft packing member 3 is composed of two substantially similar plate-shaped members 3a and 3b in a set of two.
The plate-shaped members 3a and 3b are trapezoidal long in the vertical direction, and the bending streaks 5 are formed linearly in the longitudinal direction at the central points on the left and right, and the bending streaks 5 are partitioned on the left and right at the upper ends in the longitudinal direction. The flap 6 is integrally formed via the bending bar 5a, and the insertion portion 7 is integrally formed at the lower end portion in the longitudinal direction.
Further, of the left and right ends of the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b in the lateral direction, the insertion portion 8 is formed integrally at one end at intervals, and the insertion portion 8 is integrally formed at the other end. An insertion groove 9 is formed at a position facing the portion 8.
Further, the insertion groove 9 is formed along the bending line 11 of the joint portion 10 extending in the lateral direction.

On the other hand, the head packing member 4 is formed of rectangular plate-shaped members 12 that are long to the left and right as shown in FIG. 2, and bending bars 13 are formed at three positions in the longitudinal direction at intervals. An insertion portion 14 is formed at one end of the end portions in the direction, and an insertion groove 15 is formed at the other end portion so as to face the insertion portion 14.
Further, the insertion groove 15 is formed along a bending line 17 of the joint portion 16 extending in the longitudinal direction.
Further, in the plate-shaped member 12, an insertion groove 18 into which the insertion portion 7 is inserted is formed in a side surface portion in the lateral direction divided by the bending bar 13, and a lower end in the lateral direction is formed. A flap 20 is formed in the portion via the bending bar 19.
In order to pack the golf club 1 by the packing member 2, the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b of the shaft packing member 3 are bent inward by the guidance of the respective bending bars 5, and further, as shown in FIG. The joint portion 10 is similarly bent inward by the guidance of the bending muscle 11, and then the plate-shaped member 3a and the plate-shaped member 3b are opposed to each other, and the respective insertion portions 8 are inserted into the opposite insertion grooves 9. The tubular shaft packing member 3 is configured, and the connecting portion is fixed with a rubber tape or the like.

Further, the plate-shaped member 12 of the head packing member 4 is bent inward by the guidance of each bending bar 13 to form a rectangular frame, the insertion portion 14 is inserted into the insertion groove 15, and a gum tape or the like is used. On the other hand, the flap 20 is bent inward, the lower end portion of the frame shape is closed, and the flap 20 is fastened with a rubber tape or the like to form the head packing member 4.
Next, with the head portion 1b of the golf club 1 housed in the head packing member 4, the shaft packing member 2 assembled above is mounted on the shaft portion 1a, and the lower end portion of the shaft packing member 2 is headed. The golf club 1 is packed by covering the packing member 4 with the insertion portion 7 by inserting the insertion portion 7 into the insertion groove 18, and fixing the lower end portion of the shaft packing member 3 and the head packing member 4 with a rubber tape or the like.

In the above-mentioned packing of the golf club 1, since the upper end portion of the shaft portion 1a of the golf club 1 is housed in the trapezoidal shaft packing member 3, the shaft portion 1a is prevented from rattling.
Further, the shaft packing member 3 and the head packing member 4 constituting the packing member 2 are each folded as shown in FIG. 5, stored in the flat case 21, and sent to a golf club sales applicant. In this folding, the shaft packing member 3 is folded by the guidance of the bending bars 22 formed at intervals in the longitudinal direction, and is stored in the flat case 21 to seal the opening.
The flat case 21 is made of resin or paper, but may be a cardboard case (not shown).
Further, the vertical and horizontal sizes of the flat case 21 are such that the size can be posted to the mailbox 24 of the mailbox 23 of the sales applicant as shown in FIG. 6, so that the product can be delivered even if the sales applicant is absent. I have to.
The mailing port 24 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 flat case 21 is made of a resin or paper cushioning prevention sheet, and when the seller packs the golf club 1, the head portion 1b is wrapped and reused as a packing material for cushioning prevention of the head portion 1b. can.

1 ... Golf club 1a ... Shaft part 1b ... Head part 2 ... Packing member 3 ... Shaft packing member 3a ... Plate-shaped member 3b ... Plate-shaped member 4 ... Head Packing member 5 ... Bending bar 6 ... Flap 7 ... Inserting part 8 ... Inserting part 9 ... Inserting groove 13 ... Bending bar 14 ... Inserting part 15 ...・ Insertion groove 18 ・ ・ ・ Insertion groove 20 ・ ・ ・ Flap 21 ・ ・ ・ Flat case 23 ・ ・ ・ Mailbox 24 ・ ・ ・ Mailing slot

Claims (4)

It is a packing member of a golf club used for transporting a golf club, and is composed of a shaft packing member for storing the shaft part of the golf club and a head packing member for storing the head part of the golf club.
The head packing member includes a square frame portion, flaps integrally formed on the four sides of the lower end of the frame portion, and insertion grooves formed on the four side surfaces of the frame portion.
Consists of
The shaft packing member is composed of a set of two plate-shaped members, and each of the plate-shaped members has an insertion portion and an insertion groove formed so as to face the left and right ends in the lateral direction, and the above. A bending bar formed in the longitudinal direction in the substantially central portion of the insertion portion and the insertion groove, a flap formed in the upper end portion in the longitudinal direction partitioned by the bending bar, and a longitudinal section partitioned by the bending bar. The insertion part formed at the lower end in the direction and the insertion part
Consists of
The head packing member is assembled by bending the flap of the frame portion inward and fastening it.
Each of the shaft packing members is bent with the bending bar as a guide, the insertion portion and the insertion groove portion are made to face each other, and the insertion portion is inserted into the insertion groove to form a cylinder. The flap is bent inward and fastened to assemble.
In the packaging of the golf club
The head portion of the golf club is housed in the head packing member.
The shaft packing member is mounted on the shaft portion of the golf club, and the insertion portion at the lower end portion of the shaft packing member is inserted into the insertion groove of the head packing member to be fastened. For packing golf clubs
When the shaft packing member and the head packing member are sent to a golf club sales applicant, the shaft packing member and the head packing member are folded and stored in a flat case for transportation. Packing material for golf clubs. The two-sheet set of the shaft packing member is a trapezoidal plate-shaped member that is long in the vertical direction, and the insertion portion and the insertion groove are formed so as to face each other in the lateral direction. The bent streaks are formed in the central portion, and the flaps are integrally formed in the lower end portions partitioned by the bent streaks.
Each of the plate-shaped members is bent inward with the bending streaks as a guide, the opposing insertion portions are inserted into the insertion grooves, and the flaps are bent inward to be fastened to form a trapezoidal cylinder. The packing member for a golf club according to claim 1, wherein the golf club is formed in a shape. The packing member for a golf club according to claim 1, wherein the flat case has a size that allows it to be mailed to a mailbox of a mailbox. The flat case is formed by processing a cushioning prevention sheet into a bag shape so that the flat case can be reused as a cushioning prevention material for the head portion of the golf club when a purchaser packs the golf club. The packing member for a golf club according to claim 1 or claim 3.

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