JP5088693B2 - Holder for cans - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a can holder for storing several cans such as can beer and can juice.

  Conventionally, the thing of patent document 1 is known as a board-made holder which stores several cans, such as canned beer and canned juice, collectively. The holder described in this document is a semi-conductor that matches the inner diameter of the annular portion formed at the upper and lower ends of the can at the both ends of the bottom plate and the top plate of the box configured to have openings at both ends. Each of the circular detachment prevention tongue pieces is continuous, and the detachment tongue pieces are folded inside the both end portions of the bottom plate and the top plate so that the tip portions have some resilience.

  When the can is accommodated in the holder, the separation preventing tongues formed at both ends of the top plate are formed on the inner peripheral edge of the annular winding portion formed at the upper end of the can accommodated at both ends. To prevent movement of the can by abutting against the portion, and to prevent the movement of the can by the tongues for preventing separation formed at both ends of the bottom plate abutting against the inner diameter of the circular recess formed at the bottom of the can It has become.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-101459

  The above-described conventional holders for cans are convenient and widely used for display at stores and for carrying after purchase. However, when carrying, there is a problem that it is difficult to slide because it holds and lifts the flat front and rear plates. In particular, when sold in the cold, water droplets adhere to the surface and become more slippery. There is also a problem in that when a force is applied to the stored can, the tongue piece folded under the top plate is bent and removed.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems of conventional holders for cans. The object of the present invention is to improve the ease of holding and fix the cans firmly. It is to provide a holder for cans.

  In order to achieve the above object, a holder for cans according to the first type of the present invention is for preventing detachment formed in a semicircular shape on both side ends of a bottom plate and a top plate in a box body having both side ends opened. This is a holder for cans of two-can size that is provided with a continuous foldable tongue piece, forming an isosceles triangle on the top of the front plate and the rear plate with the boundary between the top plate and the base plate, respectively. Thus, a V-shaped fold line is provided, and fold lines extending from the V-shaped apex toward the bottom plate are provided on the front plate and the rear plate, respectively.

  In order to achieve the same object, the holder for cans of the second type according to the present invention is a detachment formed in a semicircular shape on both side ends of the bottom plate and the top plate in the box body having both side ends opened. A holder for cans with a size of 2 cans, which is provided with a tongue piece for prevention that can be bent continuously, and is isosceles with the boundary between the front plate and the rear plate at the front and back of the top plate, respectively. A V-shaped fold line is provided so as to form a triangle, and the top plate is provided with a fold line that passes through the vertices of the isosceles triangles, and the top plate is connected to the fold line that passes through the top plate toward the bottom plate. It is characterized in that extending folding lines are provided on the front plate and the rear plate, respectively.

  The holder for cans of the first type according to the present invention has a front plate and a rear plate in a state where two cans are accommodated so as to grip the vicinity of the vertex of the V-shaped fold line, that is, the vicinity of the center of the Y shape. Since the recesses are formed in the front plate and the rear plate so that the finger can be caught at the gap between the can and the can, it is prevented from slipping when held. In addition, when the front plate and the rear plate are grasped, the stored cans are tightened from the front and the back, and at the same time, a strong tension is generated at the top end of the top plate and the top end of the top plate is prevented from being warped. Becomes difficult to bend and difficult to come off.

  The holder for cans of the second type according to the present invention has a front plate and a rear plate that hold two cans so as to grasp the upper part thereof, and the top plate swells in a mountain shape at a folding line that vertically cuts the top plate. Since the front plate and the rear plate are recessed inward so as to be between adjacent cans at the vertical folding line, they are prevented from slipping when held. In addition, when the front plate and the rear plate are gripped, the stored can is tightened from the front and back, and at the same time, a strong tension is generated at the top end of the top plate and the top end of the top plate is prevented from being warped. It becomes difficult to bend and to come off.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  1 is a perspective view showing an example of a holder for cans of the first type according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a developed view of a blank for assembling the holder of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which a can is stored, FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state in which the holder in the can storage state is held by hand.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the holder A has semi-circular detachment-preventing tongue pieces 16 and 17 formed on the both side ends of the bottom plate 11 and the top plate 13 of the box body having both end portions opened. Is a holder for cans of a size of 2 cans, which is provided continuously in a foldable manner, and isosceles triangles are formed on the top of the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 with the boundary between the top plate 13 and the bottom as the base. Thus, a V-shaped fold line b is provided, and a fold line c extending from the V-shaped apex toward the bottom plate 11 is provided on the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 respectively.

  The holder A shown in FIG. 1 is formed by assembling a single blank shown in FIG. 2 in which thin paperboard is punched. As illustrated, the blank 10 includes a bottom plate 11, a front plate 12, a top plate 13, a rear plate 14, and an adhesive margin plate 15 connected in this order via a folding line d. These broken lines d define each component part of the box, and the blank 10 is folded at the broken line d, sack pasted, and raised to form a box shape. Note that the folding line d at the boundary between the bottom plate 11 and the front plate 12 is a lead ruled with a plurality of cuts in the middle of the ruled line so that this portion can be easily bent.

  Also, the bottom plate 11 is provided with a semi-circular tongue piece 16 on both side ends thereof, which can be bent along a fold line a, and the top plate 13 has a semi-circular shape on each side end thereof. Tongue pieces 17 are provided continuously, and they are foldable along a fold line a. The size of each tongue piece 16 and 17 is made to respond | correspond to the size of the hollow of the upper and lower surfaces in the can to accommodate. The tongue pieces 16 and 17 are formed with a total of six ruled lines 16a and 17a in which three parallel pieces face each other as shown in the drawing, thereby increasing the strength against bending. The reinforcing ruled lines 16a and 17a are meaningless if they are formed in the front-rear direction of the box, and the strength is designed with a pattern having a large amount of left-right components.

  The front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 are provided with an auxiliary folding line e parallel to the boundary line with the top plate 13 near the top plate 13, and the front plate 12 is located near the bottom plate 11. An auxiliary folding line f parallel to the boundary line with the bottom plate 11 is provided on the rear plate 14, and an auxiliary folding line f parallel to the boundary line with the adhesive margin plate 15 is provided on the rear plate 14 near the glue margin plate 15. Yes. If such folding lines e and f are provided on the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14, when the can is inserted into the box and stored, the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 are aligned along the shape of the can. By being bent at e and f, inclined portions are formed at the upper and lower positions of the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 as shown in FIG.

  Further, in the rear plate 14, a breaking portion for opening, the tip portion of which is a part of the glue margin plate 15, is partitioned by a series of cut lines α near the margin margin 15. This cut line α is formed so as to spread from the front end portion of the predetermined width toward both ends of the rear plate 14.

  And in the place near the top plate 13 in the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14, a V-shaped fold line b is provided so as to form an isosceles triangle with the boundary with the top plate 13 as a base, respectively. A fold line c is provided extending from the apex of the V shape toward the bottom plate 11 so as to cut the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 vertically. Further, a V-shaped fold line g is provided near the bottom plate 11 in the front plate 12 so as to form an isosceles triangle having a boundary with the bottom plate 11 as a base, and close to the glue plate 15 in the rear plate 14. The V-shaped fold line g is provided so as to form an isosceles triangle whose base is the boundary with the adhesive margin plate 15, and the fold lines c that vertically cut the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 respectively. It is connected to the top of the V-shape.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the holder A can store two cans C containing beverages such as beer and juice. The illustrated can C is an aluminum can having depressions on the upper and lower surfaces, the depression on the upper surface is formed by an annular fastening portion, and the depression on the lower surface is formed by a plateau whose edge is bent. It is only formed. The can C is inserted from the openings at both end portions of the holder A. At this time, the edge of the tongue piece 16 provided continuously with the bottom plate 11 is engaged with the edge of the recess on the lower surface of the can C, and at the same time, the edge of the tongue piece 17 provided continuously with the top plate 13 is attached to the can C. Is engaged with the edge of the recess on the upper surface. The locking of the tongue pieces 16 and 17 is based on the repulsive force by these bending. When stored in this manner, inclined portions are formed at the vertical positions of the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 as described above. The two cans C stored in this manner are held in a stable manner in the holder A, with their upper and lower portions locked by the edges of the tongue pieces 16 and 17.

  When the can holder A is carried in the stored state, as shown in FIG. 4, the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 are gripped near the top of the V-shaped fold line, that is, near the center of the Y-shape. When the holder A is gripped in this manner, the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 bend inward at the V-shaped fold line b and the vertical fold line c extending from the apex thereof, and in the gap between the can C and the can C. A concave portion is formed in the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 so that the finger can be hooked. Therefore, the holding portion is recessed and the ease of holding is improved and the sliding is prevented. In addition, when the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 are gripped, the can C stored therein is tightened from the front and rear, and at the same time, a strong tension is generated at the tip of the top plate 13 to prevent the tip of the top plate 13 from warping. The tongue piece 16 connected to it becomes difficult to bend and become difficult to come off. Moreover, in the holder A of this example, reinforcing ruled lines 16a and 17a are formed on the tongue pieces 16 and 17, respectively, which makes it more difficult to bend. Further, the V-shaped fold line g provided near the bottom plate 11 also contributes to the inward bending of the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14.

  FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of a holder for cans of the second type according to the present invention, FIG. 6 is a developed view of a blank for assembling the holder of FIG. 5, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state in which the can is stored, FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a state where the holder in the can storage state is held by hand.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the holder B has tongues 26 and 27 for preventing separation formed in semicircular shapes on both side ends of the bottom plate 21 and the top plate 23 in a box body having both side ends opened. Is a holder for cans of two-can size that is provided continuously in a foldable manner, and isosceles triangles with the boundary between the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 at the front and back of the top plate 23, respectively. A V-shaped fold line i is provided to be formed, and the top plate 23 is provided with a fold line j that passes through the vertices of the isosceles triangles, and is connected to the fold line j that passes through the top plate 23 in the direction of the bottom plate. The front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 are each provided with a folding line k extending toward the front.

  The holder B shown in FIG. 5 is formed by assembling one blank shown in FIG. 6 in which thin paperboard is punched. As shown in the figure, the blank 20 has a bottom plate 21, a front plate 22, a top plate 23, a rear plate 24, and an adhesive margin plate 25 connected in series in this order via a folding line l. These fold lines l define each component of the box, and the blank 20 is bent at the fold lines l, sacked, and raised to form a box shape. Note that the folding line l at the boundary between the bottom plate 21 and the front plate 22 is a lead ruled with a plurality of cuts in the middle of the ruled line so that this part can be easily bent.

  Further, the bottom plate 21 is provided with semicircular tongue pieces 26 on both side ends thereof, which are foldable along a folding line h, and the top plate 23 has semicircular shapes on both side ends thereof. Tongue pieces 27 are provided continuously, and they are foldable along a fold line h. The size of each tongue piece 26 and 27 is made to respond | correspond to the size of the hollow of the upper and lower surfaces in the can to accommodate. The tongue pieces 26 and 27 are formed with a total of six ruled lines 26a and 27a in which three parallel pieces face each other as shown in the figure, thereby increasing the strength against bending. The reinforcing ruled lines 26a and 27a are meaningless if they are formed in the front-rear direction of the box, and the strength is designed with a pattern having a large amount of components in the left-right direction.

  The front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 are provided with an auxiliary folding line m parallel to the boundary line with the top plate 23 near the top plate 23, and the front plate 22 is located near the bottom plate 21. An auxiliary folding line n parallel to the boundary line with the bottom plate 21 is provided on the rear plate 24, and an auxiliary folding line n parallel to the boundary line with the adhesive margin plate 25 is provided on the rear plate 24 near the glue margin plate 25. Yes. If such folding lines m and n are provided on the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24, when the can is inserted and stored in the box, the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 are aligned along the shape of the can. By bending at m and n, inclined portions are formed at the upper and lower positions of the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 as shown in FIG.

  And the V-shaped fold line i is provided in the front-and-rear part of the top plate 23 so as to form an isosceles triangle with the boundary between the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 as the base, respectively. A fold line j is provided to cut vertically through the vertices of the isosceles triangles, and is connected to the fold line j that vertically cuts the top plate 23 and extends toward the bottom plate 21 so as to vertically cut the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24, respectively. A broken line k is provided. Further, a V-shaped fold line o is provided near the bottom plate 21 in the front plate 22 so as to form an isosceles triangle having a boundary with the bottom plate 21 as a base, and close to the glue plate 25 in the rear plate 24. The V-shaped fold line p is provided so as to form an isosceles triangle whose base is the boundary with the adhesive margin plate 25, and the fold lines k that vertically cut the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 are respectively It is connected to the top of the V-shape.

  In such a holder B, as shown in FIG. 7, two cans C containing beverages such as beer and juice can be stored. The illustrated can C is an aluminum can having recesses on the same upper and lower surfaces as described above. The recesses on the upper surface are formed by an annular tightening portion, and the recesses on the lower surface are bent at the edges. It is only formed by a hill. The can C is inserted from the openings at both end portions of the holder B. At this time, the edge of the tongue piece 26 provided continuously with the bottom plate 21 is engaged with the edge of the recess on the lower surface of the can C, and at the same time, the edge of the tongue piece 27 provided continuously with the top plate 23 is attached to the can C. Is engaged with the edge of the recess on the upper surface. The locking of the tongue pieces 26 and 27 is based on the repulsive force caused by these bending. When housed in this manner, inclined portions are formed at the vertical positions of the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 as described above. The two cans C stored in this manner are held in a stable state in the holder B, with their upper and lower portions being locked by the edges of the tongue pieces 26 and 27.

  When the can holder B is carried in a stored state, the upper portions of the front plate 12 and the rear plate 14 are gripped as shown in FIG. When the holder B is gripped in this way, the top plate 23 swells in a mountain shape at the folding line j that vertically cuts the top plate 23, and the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 extend between the adjacent cans C at the vertical folding line k. Dent inside. Therefore, the holding portion is recessed and the ease of holding is improved and the sliding is prevented. Further, when the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24 are gripped, the can C accommodated is tightened from the front and rear, and at the same time, a strong tension is generated at the tip of the top plate 23, and the tip of the top plate 23 is prevented from warping. The tongue piece 26 connected to it becomes difficult to bend and become difficult to come off. In addition, in the holder B of this example, reinforcing ruled lines 26a and 27a are formed on the tongue pieces 26 and 27, respectively, which makes it more difficult to bend. Further, the V-shaped fold line o provided near the bottom plate 21 also contributes to the inward bending of the front plate 22 and the rear plate 24.

  In the above-described embodiment, the two types have been described with the can holder for two cans. However, the can holder according to the present invention can be formed to have a size for storing three or more cans. .

  The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above. However, the can holder according to the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It is natural that this is possible.

It is a perspective view showing an example of the holder for cans of the 1st type concerning the present invention. It is an expanded view of the blank which assembles the holder of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the holder of FIG. 1 in the accommodation state of a can. It is a perspective view shown in the state which held the holder of the can accommodation state of FIG. 4 with the hand. It is a perspective view which shows an example of the holder for cans of the 2nd type which concerns on this invention. It is an expanded view of the blank which assembles the holder of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the holder of FIG. 5 in the accommodation state of a can. It is a perspective view shown in the state which held the holder of the can accommodation state of FIG. 7 with the hand.

Explanation of symbols

A, B Holder C Can 10 Blank 11 Bottom plate 12 Front plate 13 Top plate 14 Rear plate 15 Glue margin plate 16, 17 Tongue piece 16a, 17a Ruled line 20 Blank 21 Bottom plate 22 Front plate 23 Top plate 24 Rear plate 25 Glue margin plate 26 27 Tongue pieces

Claims (2)

  Can holder for cans of 2 cans size, which is provided with a semi-circular detachment prevention tongue that can be bent continuously at both ends of the bottom plate and top plate of the box with both ends open. A V-shaped fold line is provided on the upper part of the front plate and the rear plate so as to form an isosceles triangle whose base is the boundary between the top plate and the V-shaped vertex toward the bottom plate. A holder for cans, characterized in that a folding line is provided on each of the front and rear plates.   Can holder for cans of 2 cans size, which is provided with a semi-circular detachment prevention tongue that can be bent continuously at both ends of the bottom plate and top plate of the box with both ends open. And a V-shaped fold line is provided at the front and rear portions of the top plate so as to form an isosceles triangle with the boundary between the front plate and the rear plate as the base, and the top plate has an isosceles triangle shape. A holder for cans characterized in that a folding line is provided on the front plate and the rear plate, each provided with a folding line that runs vertically through the apex, and a folding line that extends toward the bottom plate connected to the folding line that runs through the top plate.

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