JP3238711U - Packing material for golf clubs - Google Patents

Abstract

A packaging member for golf clubs that reduces shipping and packaging material costs. A packing member for golf clubs is constructed by assembling a set of two plate-like members. To rationalize transportation costs by eliminating waste of packing materials and by folding the plate member into a flat size for transportation. [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

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

As for second-hand golf clubs, a second-hand distribution market is formed in which a golf club purchasing company purchases the golf clubs from those who wish to sell them and resells them.
On the other hand, the purchase price of used golf clubs varies depending on the brand and the degree of damage. do not have.
However, it is not a little troublesome for prospective sellers to procure and send packing materials for transportation of golf clubs, and this has been a cause of suspension of business talks.
In view of the above, when a prospective sales person contacts a purchasing company, the sales company sends packing materials to the prospective sales person so that the purchasing process can be completed quickly.
The biggest issue in the industry is the product lineup of used golf clubs, that is, the purchase of golf clubs.
In addition, when a person who wants to sell golf clubs makes an inquiry and contacts, regardless of whether or not there is an application for assessment, packing materials are semi-automatically sent to all contactors, and an assessment request is made at the time of arrival of the relevant parts. If you make a contact to encourage them, you can be the first to buy from your competitors.
Golf clubs have a long total length of about 1,200 mm and a unique shape in which a large-diameter head is attached to a small-diameter shaft. requires expensive packaging materials such as large cardboard boxes, and if the prospective seller is not satisfied with the assessed price of the purchasing company, the seller will have to return the product to the prospective seller again. Therefore, there is a demand for a packaging member that can be easily assembled with the interest of prospective sellers, thereby reducing costs by reducing materials and transportation costs.

Regarding the golf club packing member, there is the following Patent Document 1.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-129728

Patent Literature 1 relates to a packing box that prevents golf clubs from being damaged due to impact during transportation of the golf clubs.

In Patent Document 1, golf clubs are transported in a large packing box. However, if this is used for the business of purchasing used golf clubs as described above, packing material costs and large transportation costs are required. It was wasted due to excessive packaging to transport the product as a single item.

In order to solve the above-described problems, the golf club packing member of the present invention is a golf club packing member used for transporting golf clubs, wherein the packing member has a first plate shape having an elongated shape and substantially the same shape. The first plate-shaped member is formed by a combination of two members, a member and a second plate-shaped member. A hook-shaped portion is formed at either the upper or lower end of the opposing side portion facing the insertion portion, and insertion grooves are formed at intervals in the upper and lower sides of the opposing side end portion excluding the hook-shaped portion. The second plate-like member has an inserting groove formed opposite to the inserting portion of the first plate-like member on the opposite side portion similar to that of the first plate-like member. On the same side as the one plate-shaped member, an inverted hook-shaped portion having substantially the same shape as the hook-shaped portion of the first plate-shaped member and facing upside down is formed, and the side excluding the hook-shaped portion An insertion portion is formed at the end portion so as to face the insertion and stopping groove of the first plate-shaped member, and the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member have side portions and opposing side portions. A vertical bending streak continuous to the upper end and the lower end is formed on the inside of the, and the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are divided at the upper end and the lower end separated left and right by the bending streak The flap is formed to be bendable, and the first plate-like member and the second plate-like member are bent around the bending line so that the tip portions of the hook-shaped portion and the reverse hook-shaped portion are vertically bent. They are slid and inserted into each other, the upper and lower positions of the insertion portions and the insertion grooves are aligned, and the insertion portions of the second plate-like member are inserted into the insertion grooves of the first plate-like member. At the same time, the insertion portion of the first plate-shaped member is inserted into the insertion groove of the second plate-shaped member, and the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member form a cylindrical member. , one of the upper and lower flaps of the tubular member is folded inward to be closed and fastened, and at least one or more golf clubs are accommodated in the tubular member and folded inward. The flap and the opposing flap are folded inward, closed and fastened to pack the golf club.

In addition, the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are rectangular with substantially the same width at the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction, and by assembling the two, a rectangular packing member is formed. I made it

The first plate-like member and the second plate-like member have a trapezoidal shape in which the width of the upper end in the longitudinal direction is shorter than the width of the lower end. A trapezoidal packing member is formed, and at least one or more golf club heads are accommodated in the wide lower end of the truncated quadrangular pyramid or regular truncated quadrangular pyramid.

In addition, on the opposing side portions of the first plate-like member and the second plate-like member, bending streaks are formed in the vertical direction of the longitudinal shape, and the insertion grooves are formed at the bending streaks. .

Further, the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are formed with bending streaks oriented horizontally with respect to the longitudinal up-down direction at intervals, and the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member The members are folded along the guides of the folding lines, stored in a bag-like or box-like flat exterior member, and transported.

In addition, the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are rectangular with substantially the same width at the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction, and by assembling the two, a rectangular packing member is formed. I made it

The first plate-like member and the second plate-like member have a trapezoidal shape in which the width of the upper end in the longitudinal direction is shorter than the width of the lower end. A trapezoidal packing member is formed, and at least one or more golf club heads are accommodated in the wide lower end of the truncated quadrangular pyramid or regular truncated quadrangular pyramid.

In addition, longitudinal bending streaks were formed in the vertical direction at the opposing side end portions of the first plate-like member and the second plate-like member, and the insertion grooves were formed at the bending streaks.

Further, the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are formed with bending streaks oriented horizontally with respect to the longitudinal up-down direction at intervals, and the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member The members are folded along the guides of the folding lines, stored in a bag-like or box-like flat exterior member, and transported.

Since the packing member of the golf club of this invention has the above structure, it can be packed with the smallest packing member suitable for the shape of the golf club, and the transportation cost is also reduced, so that the packing material cost and the transportation cost can be reduced. mitigated.

In addition, the packaging member has a structure in which two plate-shaped members are combined, and the plate-shaped member is folded to a size that can be put into the mailing slot of a mailbox and stored in a flat case such as a bag or a box. Costs can be reduced, and on the other hand, golf clubs can be delivered even if the person who wants to sell them is absent.

In the assembly, the hook-shaped portions of the plate-shaped members are first inserted into each other so that the insertion portions and the insertion grooves are aligned in the upper and lower positions. Since this can be easily performed, the sales applicant is not forced to exert extra effort, and on the contrary, the seller is encouraged to pack with interest, so the rate of application for assessment is improved.
In addition, since the packing member is assembled by overlapping the insertion portion and the insertion groove in two layers, the strength against external pressure is increased, and the golf club is prevented from being damaged during transportation.

Further, in the embodiment of the truncated square pyramid shape in which the width of the upper end of the assembled packing member is shorter than the width of the lower end of the packing member, the shaft portion of the golf club is arranged at the upper end of the narrower packing member, while the shaft portion of the golf club is arranged at the wider upper end of the packing member. By arranging the golf club so that the large-diameter head portion is positioned at the lower end portion, the golf club can be packed without rattling, and the protective material can be reduced or omitted.

When the assembled packing member has a rectangular parallelepiped shape in which the upper end and the lower end are the same, two golf clubs can be stored by storing the head portion and the shaft portion of the golf clubs upside down. can be reasonably packed without rattling.

In addition, due to the significant reduction in packaging material costs and transportation costs as described above, it is possible to send the packaging materials without worrying about the cost, regardless of whether or not the seller has applied for an assessment. It is possible to have an advantage in the purchase competition.

In addition, by significantly reducing the amount of packaging materials, it is possible to develop the purchasing business by providing the packaging materials free of charge to general consumers as well as advertising, without limiting them to those who wish to purchase them. .

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a packing state of golf clubs; FIG. 2 is an exploded front view of the packing member of FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is a horizontal sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an assembled state of the packing member of FIG. 2; FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of the hook of FIG. 4; 1 is a perspective view of a packing member for packing a plurality of golf clubs such as irons; FIG. FIG. 7 is a horizontal sectional view taken along line BB of FIG. 6; The exploded front view of the packing member which shows another embodiment. The perspective view which shows the state which folds a packing member and accommodates in a flat case. The perspective view which shows the state which the folded packing member is mailed in a mailbox.

This invention relates to a packaging member for golf clubs, and will be described in detail below with reference to the embodiments of FIGS. 1-10.

FIG. 1 shows a state in which a golf club 1 is packed with a packing member 2 of this invention. The packing members 2 are formed by die-cutting corrugated cardboards made of paper or synthetic resin and have two substantially identical shapes. It is composed of a set of a first plate-like member 3a and a second plate-like member 3b. (hereinafter abbreviated to plate-like members 3a and 3b)
As shown in FIG. 2, the plate-shaped members 3a and 3b are trapezoidal elongated in the vertical direction, and bending streaks 4 are formed continuously from the upper end to the lower end at the left and right center points in the short direction, A flap 5a and a flap 5b are integrally formed at the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction, which are divided into right and left by the bending line 4, so as to be freely foldable.

In addition, insertion portions 6 are formed at intervals on one of the left and right side portions in the short direction of the plate-like member 3a, and a hook-shaped portion 7 is formed on the upper end portion of the other opposing side portion. An insertion groove 8 is formed facing the insertion portion 6 in the opposite side portion excluding the hook-shaped portion 7 .
Further, the insertion groove 8 is formed in an extension portion 9 extending in the lateral direction of the opposing side portion.
An insertion portion 10 is formed on the side portion of the other plate-like member 3b in the same manner as the insertion portion 6 of the plate-like member 3a. A barb-shaped portion 11 similar to the portion 7 is formed with the tip portion turned upside down.

Further, an insertion groove 12 is bored in the opposing side portion of the plate-like member 3b so as to face the insertion portion 6 of the plate-like member 3a. is formed in the extension 14 of the .
Further, the plate members 3a and 3b are formed with horizontal bending lines 15 spaced apart in the longitudinal vertical direction, and the insertion grooves 8 and 12 are formed continuously in the longitudinal vertical direction. A bending streak 16 is formed.

4 and 5 show the assembled state of the plate-like members 3a and 3b. The plate-like members 3a and 3b are opposed to each other, and the bending lines 4 and the bending lines formed in the extensions 9 and 14 are shown. 16, the inserts 6 and 10, and the hooks 7 and the barbs 18 and 19 of the barbs 11 are guided inwardly, respectively, and then one barb 7 is folded over the other, as shown in FIG. By combining from the lower side of the hook-shaped portion 11 of the above, the upper and lower positions of the insertion portions 6 and 10 are opposed to the insertion grooves 8 and 12, and then the insertion portions 6 and 10 are respectively opposed to the insertion grooves 8. and 12 to form a tubular member.

Next, the flaps 5b at the lower ends of the combined plate-like members 3a and 3b are folded inward to close, and the outer sides are secured with packing tape or the like.
The golf club 1 is stored in the packing member 2, and the flaps 5a at the upper ends of the plate-like members 3a and 3b are folded inward to close the golf club 1. The golf club 1 is packed by fixing the outer side with packing tape or the like. .
When the plate-like members 3a and 3b are rectangular with substantially the same width at the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction, the rectangular parallelepiped packing member 2 (not shown) is formed by assembling the two plates. When two or more golf clubs are packed in the packing member 2, they can be packed with less play by arranging the head portion 1a upside down.

When the plate-like members 3a and 3b are trapezoidal in which the width of the upper end in the longitudinal direction is shorter than the width of the lower end, by assembling the two plates, a packing member having a truncated quadrangular pyramid shape or a truncated quadrangular pyramid shape can be obtained. is formed, and as shown in FIG. 3, the head portion 1a of the golf club 1, such as a driver, is accommodated in the wide lower end portion, so that the shaft portion 1b is bundled in the narrow upper end portion. The club 1 can be packed without looseness.
Further, when the bending lines 4 of the plate-like members 3a and 3b are deviated to the left or right from the center, the packing member 2 is formed in the shape of a truncated quadrangular pyramid as shown in FIGS. This packing member 2 is suitable for packing at least two or more golf clubs 1 such as irons and sand wedges. Since the golf clubs 1 are bundled and stored at the upper end portion, the golf clubs 1 can be packed without rattling.
In the embodiment shown in FIG. 7, the head portions 1a of the irons are stacked alternately.

FIG. 8 shows another embodiment of the plate-like members 3a and 3b, in which a plurality of hook-like portions 7 of the plate-like member 3a and reverse hook-like portions 11 of the plate-like member 3b are provided and spaced apart in the vertical direction. formed by
The hook-like portion 7 and the reverse hook-like portion 11 are vertically slid in the same manner and combined to form the packing member 2 .
9 and 10 show an embodiment of the plate members 3a and 3b during transportation.
As shown in FIG. 9, the plate-like members 3a and 3b are folded using the folding lines 15 as guides and stored in a bag-like or box-like flat exterior member 23 for transportation.
The packing member 2 stored in the exterior member 23 is limited to a size that can be posted in the mailbox 25 of the mailbox 24, and as shown in FIG. Delivered.
In addition, the length, breadth and thickness of the packing member 2 can be used under the low-cost postage system, so that the transportation charge can be remarkably rationalized.

Reference Signs List 1 Golf club 1a Head portion 1b Shaft portion 2 Packing member 3a Plate-like member 3b Plate-like member 4 Bending streak 5a Flap 5b Flap 6 Insertion portion 7 Hook-shaped portion 8 Insertion groove 9 Extension portion 10 Insertion portion 11 Inverted hook-shaped portion 12 Insertion groove 13... Extension part 14... Extension part 15... Bending line 22... Bending line 23... Exterior member 24... Mailbox 25... Mailing slot

Claims (5)

A packing member for golf clubs used for transporting golf clubs,
The packing member is composed of a combination of a first plate-shaped member and a second plate-shaped member having an elongated shape and substantially the same shape,
The first plate member is
Insertion portions are formed vertically and spacedly on either the left or right side portion in the transverse direction, and a hook-shaped portion is formed on either the upper or lower end of the opposite side portion facing the insertion portion,
Insertion grooves are vertically spaced apart from the opposite side end portion except for the hook-shaped portion,
The second plate-shaped member is
An insertion groove is formed opposite to the insertion portion of the first plate-shaped member on the opposite side portion similar to the first plate-shaped member,
On the same side portion as the first plate-shaped member, an inverted hook-shaped portion having substantially the same shape as the hook-shaped portion of the first plate-shaped member and facing upside down is formed. An inserting portion is formed opposite to the inserting groove of the first plate-shaped member at the side end except for
The first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are formed with vertical bending streaks continuous to the upper end and the lower end on the inner side of the side portion and the opposite side portion,
The first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are formed with foldable flaps at upper end portions and lower end portions that are divided left and right by the bending line,
The first plate-like member and the second plate-like member are bent around the bending line, and the tip portions of the hook-shaped portion and the reverse hook-shaped portion are vertically slid and inserted into each other, thereby Align the upper and lower positions of the insertion portion and the insertion groove,
inserting the insertion portion of the second plate-shaped member into the insertion groove of the first plate-shaped member;
inserting the insertion portion of the first plate member into the insertion groove of the second plate member,
A tubular member is formed by the first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member,
one of the upper and lower flaps of the tubular member is folded inward to close and fasten;
At least one or more golf clubs are housed inside the tubular member,
A packing member for a golf club, characterized in that the inwardly-folded flap and the opposing flap are folded inwardly to close and fasten to pack the golf club. The first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are rectangular with substantially the same width at the upper and lower ends in the longitudinal direction, and a rectangular parallelepiped packing member is formed by assembling the two. 2. The golf club packing member according to claim 1. The first plate-shaped member and the second plate-shaped member are trapezoidal in which the width of the upper end in the longitudinal direction is shorter than the width of the lower end. wherein at least one or more golf club heads are accommodated in the wide lower end of the truncated quadrangular pyramid or regular truncated quadrangular pyramid. 3. A golf club packing member according to item 2. The opposing side portions of the first plate member and the second plate member are characterized by forming longitudinal bending streaks in the vertical direction, and forming the insertion grooves at the bending streaks. The golf club packing member according to at least one of claims 1 to 3. The first plate-like member and the second plate-like member are provided with bending streaks oriented horizontally with respect to the longitudinal up-down direction at intervals, so that the first plate-like member and the second plate-like member are separated. 4. The product according to at least one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the product is folded by the guides of the folding lines, stored in a bag-like or box-like flat exterior member, and transported. Packing material for golf clubs.

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