JP3239360U - Packaging material for long items - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] When transporting a long object such as a fishing rod or a golf club, the long and peculiar-shaped packing member is relatively expensive, and the transportation cost is high when only the packing member is sent. To provide a packing member that reduces A packing member 1 for a long object such as a fishing rod 10 or a golf club can be easily assembled and used without using a conventional cardboard box or a special case, and the packing member 1 can be used. In the case of transporting chisels, the fare can be reduced by folding the plate materials. [Selection drawing] Fig. 4

Description

This invention relates to a packing member for long objects such as fishing rods and golf clubs.

A distribution market has been formed in which second-hand goods such as fishing rods and golf clubs are purchased from general consumers and resold by specialized purchasing companies.
On the other hand, since long objects such as fishing rods and golf clubs are easily damaged, even if a person wishing to sell used fishing rods or golf clubs sends them to a purchasing company, it is necessary to procure appropriate packing materials such as cardboard boxes. Therefore, in the above-mentioned purchase, the purchase company sends packing materials such as dedicated cardboard boxes free of charge.
In addition, when packing a long object such as a fishing rod, a packing box with a length of 10 cm and a length of at least 1.4 m is required. You need strength.
However, even if the cardboard box is folded and sent, the shipping cost is high because it is long and bulky, and the so-called low-cost shipping system does not apply. , As a result, reducing this freight rate will subsidize the competitiveness among the companies.
In addition, since fishing rods and golf clubs are peculiarly shaped and fragile, as mentioned above, special cardboard boxes are sold for purposes such as moving, but the freight charges for these cardboard boxes are similarly expensive. As a result, there is a discrepancy that the freight cost is higher than the goods.
As described above, for companies and general consumers who purchase used fishing rods, golf clubs, etc., the freight charges for the packaging materials themselves are reduced, and there are packaging materials that do not damage long objects such as fishing rods and golf clubs. is necessary.

Regarding the packing member for the above long object, there is Patent Document 1 below.

JP 2004-33096

In Patent Document 1, a cylinder is used for packing a fishing rod, the fishing rod is housed inside the cylinder via a spacer, and the upper and lower ends are closed with caps, thereby packing the fishing rod without damaging it. I am making it possible.

On the other hand, if the packing member (fishing rod storage container for delivery) of Patent Document 1 is used for the above-mentioned purpose, that is, for transportation such as buying used goods or moving, the shipping cost of the packing member itself is high, and the above-mentioned problem. Not suitable for resolution.

The packing member for a long object according to the present invention is a long object packing member, and is composed of an elongated plate material made of paper or plastic, and the plate material is inserted into both ends in the width direction. An insertion portion and an insertion groove are formed facing each other at intervals, and first bending lines are formed at intervals in the longitudinal direction between the insertion portion and the insertion groove of the plate material, and the bending lines are formed at intervals in the longitudinal direction. One of them is formed so as to overlap with the insertion groove, flaps are formed at both ends of the plate in the longitudinal direction separated by the bending lines, and short flaps are formed between the opposing flaps. Second folding lines are formed at intervals toward the hand, and the second folding lines are folded as folding guides for transportation or storage of the packaging member,
On the other hand, the plate member is bent inward using the first bending line of the plate member as a guide for bending, and the insertion portion is inserted and locked into the opposing insertion groove to form a tubular member. One flap is folded inward and fastened, a long object is stored in the tubular member, and the other flap is folded inward and fastened to the tubular member, and the long object is packed. made it
In addition, at least four or more of the first bending streaks are formed including overlapping portions with the insertion grooves, so that the square or rectangular cylindrical member is formed.
In addition, at least three or more of the first bending streaks are formed including portions overlapping with the insertion grooves, so that the triangular cylindrical member is formed.
In addition, two plates having different widths in the lateral direction are provided, and the distance between the first bending lines of one of the plates is the same as that of the first bending lines of the other plate. The width is wider than the interval so that when the tubular members are formed from the plate materials, they can be fitted to each other. Correspondingly, the length of the entire packaging member is made adjustable.
Further, the plate member is folded using the second bending line as a guide for bending, and is stored in a bag-like or box-like case for transportation.
Also, the two plates are folded using the second folding lines as guides for folding, and are stored in a bag-like or box-like case in a vertical stack for transportation.
In addition, the insertion portion of the plate member is formed with locking recesses on the left and right sides of the root portion, and when the insertion portion is slip-fitted into the insertion groove, it is locked by the locking recesses. .

Since the packing member for long objects such as fishing rods and golf clubs according to the present invention has the structure described above, the transportation cost for the packing member alone and the manufacturing cost for the packing member itself can be greatly reduced.
In addition, since the packing member can be folded and stored, it does not occupy an extra storage space.
In addition, since a square or triangular tubular member is formed by bending one sheet of plate material, the manufacturing cost can be reduced because the pasting process in the conventional manufacture of corrugated cardboard boxes is not required.
In addition, the plate material can be folded in the longitudinal direction by the guide of the second folding line, and when the packing member is transported, it can be transported in the folded state or in a case, which can be transported at the lowest fare. can be sent by
In addition, in assembling the plate material, a tubular packing member can be easily formed by bending using the first folding groove as a guide, and the base portion of the insertion portion can be easily formed in a state where the insertion portion is inserted into the insertion groove. is not easily removed due to the locking action of the locking concave portion.
Further, since two plates are provided so that the cylindrical members can be fitted to each other, the length of the packing member can be adjusted according to the length of the long object to be packed.
In addition, the two plate materials can be folded and stacked one on top of the other and stored in a case, so that they can be sent at a low fare in the same manner as described above.

The expanded view of a packing member. FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a main portion of FIG. 1; The perspective view which made the board|plate material into the cylindrical member. The perspective view of the packing member which accommodated the fishing rod. The perspective view which shows the other Example of a packing member. FIG. 4 is an exploded view showing another embodiment of the packing member; FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the joined state of FIG. 6; The perspective view which shows the folding state of a packing member. FIG. 9 is an exploded perspective view showing a stored state of the packing member of FIG. 8; FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing another storage example of the packing member of FIG. 8 ;

This invention relates to a packing member for long objects such as fishing rods and golf clubs, and will be described in detail below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 10. FIG.

As shown in FIG. 1, this packing member 1 is composed of a long plate member 2 made of paper or plastic, and has insertion portions 3 and insertion grooves 4 at both ends in the width direction. is formed.
Between the inserting portion 3 and the inserting groove 4 and overlapping the inserting groove 4, first bending streaks 5 are engraved at intervals in the longitudinal direction.
At both ends of the longitudinal direction of the plate material 2, flaps 6 are formed inwardly of the first bending lines 5 so as to be freely foldable.
In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, there are four first bending lines 5. In this case, the first bending lines 5 are used as bending guides to bend the plate material 2 inward so that the insertion portion 3 is bent. A square or rectangular tubular member 8 is formed by similarly folding the root portion 7 and inserting it into the insertion groove 4 .
In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, locking recesses 14 are formed on both sides of the base portion 7 of the insertion portion 3, and when the insertion portion 3 is inserted into the insertion groove 4 with a tight fit, the locking recesses 14 are formed. It is hooked by a locking recess 14 to prevent it from slipping off.
Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the flap 6 on one side of the tubular member 8 is folded inward and closed with packing tape 9 or the like. By similarly folding the other flap 6 inward and closing with packing tape 9 or the like, the fishing rod 10 is packed in a state suitable for transportation.
Although the fishing rod 10 is described above as an example of a long object, the same applies to the packing of golf clubs or other long objects.

In the packing of the fishing rod 10, the fishing rod 10 is arranged in the packing member 1 while being held by a cushion material or a support member (not shown) to prevent the fishing rod 10 from being moved or damaged during transportation. This is also the case when packing golf clubs or other long objects.
FIG. 5 exemplifies the cylindrical member 8 having a triangular shape.
The packing member 1 of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 is appropriately selected according to the type and shape of the fishing rod 10, golf club, or other elongated object.
FIG. 6 shows an embodiment in which two plates 2 are used to form two cylindrical members 8 in the same manner as described above, and the length of the packing member 1 can be adjusted according to the length of the fishing rod 10. The same applies to the packaging of golf clubs or other long objects.

The plate material 2 having the above structure has one width in the width direction widened, and the interval between the first bending lines 5 of the wide packing member 1 is similarly widened to form two tubular members 8, 8. can be fitted to each other, and two packing members 1 are joined together so that the length of the packing member 1 itself can be adjusted.
The packing member 1 is adjusted according to the length of the fishing rod 10, and the connecting end 11 is fixed with a packing tape or the like to pack the fishing rod 10. The same applies to packing golf clubs or other long objects. be.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, the plate material 2 has the second bending streaks 12 cut along its length at intervals.
FIG. 8 shows an embodiment in which the second folding line 12 is used as a guide for folding, and folding is repeated by repeating valley folds and mountain folds, so that transportation costs and storage space can be reduced during transportation or storage.
FIG. 9 illustrates a case where the folded packing member 1 is housed in a bag or box-shaped case 13, the opening 15 is sealed, and the case is transported by mail or the like.
FIG. 10 shows the packaging members 1 shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 folded using the second folding lines 12 as guides and stored in the case 13. In this embodiment, two The packing members 1, 1 are stacked vertically and housed in a case 13. - 特許庁
In addition, the packaging member 1 can be transported at a low fare by setting the case 13 to a size that allows it to be put in a home mailbox.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Packing member 2... Plate material 3... Insertion part 4... Insertion groove 5... First bending streak 6... Flap 7... Base part 8... Tube Shaped member 10 Fishing rod 12 Second bending streak 13 Case 14 Retaining recess

Claims (7)

It is a packing member for a long object, and is composed of a long plate made of paper or plastic. formed by
First bending lines are formed at intervals in the longitudinal direction between the insertion portion and the insertion groove of the plate material, and one of the bending lines is formed so as to overlap the insertion groove. cage,
flaps are formed at both ends of the plate in the longitudinal direction separated by the bending lines;
Second bending streaks are formed at intervals between the opposing flaps in the lateral direction,
The second folding line is folded as a folding guide for transportation or storage of the packaging member,
On the other hand, the plate member is bent inward using the first bending line of the plate member as a guide for bending, and the insertion portion is inserted and locked into the opposing insertion groove to form a tubular member. Fold the flap of the inside and fasten it,
A long object packing member, characterized in that a long object is accommodated in the tubular member, and the other flap is folded inside the tubular member and fastened to pack the long object. The square or rectangular cylindrical member is formed by forming at least four or more of the first bending streaks including overlapping portions with the insertion grooves. The packing member for a long object according to claim 1. The triangular tubular member is formed by forming at least three or more of the first bending streaks, including portions overlapping with the insertion grooves. The packing member for a long object according to claim 1. Two of the plate members having different widths in the lateral direction are provided, and the interval between the first bending lines of one of the plate members is greater than the interval of the first bending lines of the other plate member. The wide width is such that when the tubular members are formed from the plate material, they can be fitted to each other, and by fitting and connecting the two tubular members, the length of the elongated object can be accommodated. 4. The packing member for a long object according to claim 1, wherein the length of the whole packing member can be adjusted by pressing the packing member. 5. Among the above claims 1 to 4, the plate material is folded using the second bending line as a guide for bending, and is stored in a bag-like or box-like case for transportation. A packing member for a long object according to at least one of . Said two plates are each folded using said second folding line as a guide for folding, and are stored in a bag-like or box-like case in a vertical stack for transportation. The packing member for the long object described in . The insertion portion of the plate member is formed with locking recesses on the left and right sides of the root portion, and is adapted to be locked by the locking recesses when the insertion portion is slip-fitted into the insertion groove. 2. A packing member for a long object according to claim 1.

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