JP6243645B2 - Can label - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a can label mounted on a can.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a can label for sales promotion. In this can label, a bent region is formed outside the region covering the top cover of the can via a cutting line, and the nail portion protruding inward from the bent region is placed outside the peripheral portion of the top cover of the can. It can be attached to the can by hooking.

JP 2005-107469 A

  By the way, when storing and displaying cans as products, other cans may be placed on the cans in consideration of the space. Here, when a can label as shown in Patent Document 1 is attached to a can and another can is placed on the can, the upper can is placed on a lid portion that covers the top cover of the can label. However, in this case, the upper can easily moves with respect to the flat lid portion of the can label, and the upper can slides down, and the can is damaged and cannot be sold.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said situation, Comprising: It aims at providing the label for cans which can mount an upper can stably.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a can label of the present invention is a can label attached to a can, and includes a lid portion that covers the upper lid of the can, and a central portion of the lid portion is a lower end of another can. It is a recess constituting part that constitutes a recess into which the part can be fitted, and the recessed part constituting part has a bottom face constituting part that constitutes the bottom face of the recess, and the peripheral part of the bottom face constituting part A part is connected to the outer peripheral part of the lid part and the other part is separated through a notch, so that the bottom surface configuration part can move from a position flush with the outer peripheral part to a position below this. It is characterized by.

  In the present invention, when another can is placed on the can to which the can label is attached, the lower end of the upper can is fitted into the recess constituted by the recess constituting portion, and the upper can Horizontal movement can be restricted. For this reason, another can can be stably mounted on the can to which the label for cans is attached.

It is an expanded view of the label for cans of embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the label for cans to a can as above, (a) shows a state when a recessed part structure part is made flush with the outer peripheral part of a cover part, (b) is a recessed part structure. The state where the part was dented is shown. (A)-(c) is an expanded view of the label for cans of other examples.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. As shown in FIG. 2, the can label 1 of the present embodiment is used while being mounted on the can 2.

  The can 2 shown in FIG. 2 is a vertically long cylindrical beverage can. The can 2 is connected by winding up the upper edge portion of the substantially can barrel 21 together with the peripheral edge portion 202 of the upper lid 20. Although illustration is omitted, a tab for closing the drinking mouth is provided at the bottom of the upper lid 20. The peripheral edge 202 of the upper lid 20 protrudes upward from the bottom.

  Next, the can label 1 will be described. In the following, the can label 1 in the unfolded state shown in FIG. 1 will be described unless otherwise specified.

  In the can label 1, product information such as a product name, a product description, and a prize guide is attached to a single paperboard larger than the upper lid 20 of the can 2, and a cut 3 and a folding groove 4 are provided.

  The can label 1 includes a lid portion 5 that covers the upper side of the upper lid 20 of the can 2 and a plurality of locking portions 6 that are connected to the outer peripheral edge of the lid portion 5. In the present embodiment, the lid portion 5 is formed in a substantially square shape in plan view, and the locking portion 6 is connected to each side of the lid portion 5. Each locking portion 6 protrudes outward from the lid portion 5.

  Each locking portion 6 is formed over a corresponding side of the lid portion 5. A locking notch 30 is formed between the lid 5 and each locking portion 6 located outside the lid portion 5. Each locking cut 30 is formed over a portion excluding both ends at the boundary portion between the lid portion 5 and the locking portion 6 (a portion excluding both end portions of the side of the substantially square-shaped lid portion 5). Each locking portion 6 is connected to the lid portion 5 only at both ends in the length direction.

  Each of the locking cuts 30 is formed in a substantially arc shape whose radius is approximately the same as the radius of the upper lid 20 of the can 2, and the center of the arc coincides with the center of the lid portion 5. The central portion in the length direction of each locking cut 30 is bent in an arc shape that is convex toward the lid 5 side. Correspondingly, a locking projection 60 protruding toward the lid 5 is formed at the center of the edge of each locking portion 6 facing the locking cut 30 side.

  A first fold groove 41 for folding each locking portion 6 with respect to the lid portion 5 is formed at a boundary portion between both end portions in the length direction of each locking portion 6 and the lid portion 5. The first fold grooves 41 on both sides of each locking portion 6 are linear and parallel to the length direction of the locking portion 6 in plan view, and are located on the same straight line. Each first folding groove 41 has one end reaching one end of the locking cut 30 and the other end reaching the apex of the substantially square lid portion 5.

  To attach the can label 1 to the can 2 as shown in FIG. 2, the outer peripheral portion 50 of the lid portion 5 is placed on the peripheral portion 202 of the upper lid 20. And each latching | locking part 6 is bend | folded in the direction which protrudes below from the cover part 5 by making the 1st fold groove 41 of both sides into a boundary, and the latching protrusion 60 of each latching | locking part 6 is the peripheral part 202 of the upper cover 20. Lock to the underside. As a result, the peripheral edge 202 of the upper lid 20 of the can 2 is vertically sandwiched between the outer peripheral portion 50 of the lid 5 and the locking projection 60 of each locking portion 6, and the can label 1 is fixed to the can 2. The

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1, an arbitrary locking portion 6 is provided with an extending portion 7 that extends the locking portion 6 to the side opposite to the lid portion 5. The extending part 7 is formed over the length direction of the locking part 6. At the boundary portion between the extending portion 7 and the locking portion 6, a second fold groove 42 is formed to be parallel to the length direction of the locking portion 6 and to fold the extending portion 7 vertically with respect to the locking portion 6. Is formed.

  Although illustration is omitted, product information is attached to the extending portion 7 by printing. By providing such an extension part 7, the area which displays merchandise information in the label 1 for cans can be enlarged. Further, the extending portion 7 is bent with respect to the second fold groove 42 so as to be substantially parallel to the lid portion 5, whereby the product information can be disposed at a position where it can be easily seen from above.

  Moreover, although illustration is abbreviate | omitted, merchandise information is attached | subjected also to the upper surface of the cover part 5 by printing. That is, the extension part 7 and the cover part 5 are parts for displaying product information. In addition, the product information of the can label 1 may be attached only to the extending portion 7 and the lid portion 5, and in addition to the extending portion 7 and the lid portion 5, the product information is also stored in other portions (the locking portion 6). It may be attached. Further, the product information may be attached by means other than printing, such as a sticker.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the lid portion 5 of the can label 1 is composed of an annular outer peripheral portion 50 and a recess constituting portion 51 surrounded by the outer peripheral portion 50. In the developed state shown in FIG. 1, the recess constituting portion 51 is flush with the outer peripheral portion 50.

  The outer peripheral portion 50 includes an annular portion 500 having a substantially annular shape in plan view, and a protruding portion 501 that protrudes outward from four locations in the circumferential direction of the annular portion 500 and constitutes a corner portion of the substantially square lid portion 5. It is configured.

  The recess forming part 51 extends over the entire region surrounded by the outer peripheral part 50 (annular part 500) and constitutes the central part of the lid part 5. The recess constituting portion 51 is configured by an annular circumferential surface constituting portion 510 constituting an outer peripheral portion, and a bottom surface constituting portion 511 surrounded by the circumferential surface constituting portion 510.

  The peripheral surface constituting portion 510 has an annular shape in plan view, and is along the inner edge of the outer peripheral portion 50. A recess forming cut 31 is formed in each of a boundary portion between the peripheral surface constituting portion 510 and the annular portion 500, an intermediate portion in the radial direction of the peripheral surface constituting portion 510, and a boundary portion between the peripheral surface constituting portion 510 and the bottom surface constituting portion 511. Is formed.

  As shown in FIG. 2 (b), the user can form a recess 52 that is recessed downward in the center of the lid 5 by pushing the bottom surface forming portion 511 downward. The bottom surface of the recess 52 is configured by the bottom surface configuration unit 511 and the peripheral surface is configured by the peripheral surface configuration unit 510.

  Specifically, the peripheral surface constituting portion 510 is composed of an annular portion 8 formed in a plurality in the radial direction. Each annular portion 8 has an annular shape in plan view with the center of the lid portion 5 as the center, and the diameters thereof are different from each other. As shown in FIG. 1, the peripheral surface constituting portion 510 of the present embodiment includes an outer first annular portion 81 and an inner second annular portion 82. Note that the peripheral surface constituting portion 510 may be constituted by one or three or more annular portions 8.

  Each recess forming notch 31 is formed in an arc shape centered on the center of the lid 5. Each recess-forming cut 31 includes a boundary portion between the annular portion 500 and the first annular portion 8 inside thereof, a boundary portion between the adjacent first annular portion 8 and the second annular portion 8, and a bottom surface constituting portion 511 and its In each of the boundary portions of the outer second annular portion 8, a plurality are formed in the circumferential direction. That is, the lid 5 is formed with a plurality of recess-forming cuts 31 located on the same circle.

  The recess-forming cuts 31 at each step are formed at locations other than the portions corresponding to the protruding portions 501 in the circumferential direction of the circumferential surface constituting portion 510, and the circumferential surface constituting portion 510 has a plurality of recessed portion forming cuts 31. Is provided over substantially the entire length in the circumferential direction. In addition, in the can label 1 shown in FIG. 1, the portions between the recess forming cuts 31 formed side by side in the circumferential direction in each stage are in the same place in the circumferential direction of the circumferential surface constituting portion 510. As shown in 3 (a), they may be in different places.

  The bottom surface forming portion 511 shown in FIG. 1 is circular in plan view. The diameter of the bottom surface component 511 is substantially the same as the diameter of the bottom surface of the upper can 2 when another can 2 is placed on the can 2 to which the can label 1 is attached. The upper can 2 may be the same size and shape as the lower can 2 or may be different in size and shape. Among these, as the can 2 of the same size and the same shape, for example, a two-piece can in which the can body 21 and the bottom lid are integrally formed and the outer diameter of the lower end portion is smaller than the outer diameter of the top lid 20 can be cited.

  The lid portion 5 of the can label 1 has a lid shape as shown in FIG. 2 (b) from the first shape in which the recess constituting portion 51 is flush with the outer peripheral portion 50 as shown in FIG. 2 (a). The center portion of the portion 5 can be deformed into a second shape in which a recess 52 is formed. When the other can 2 is not placed on the can 2 to which the can label 1 is attached, the lid 5 is usually in the first shape. When another can 2 is placed on the can 2 to which the can label 1 is attached, the lid 5 has a second shape, and a lower end of the upper can 2 is formed in a recess 52 formed at the center thereof. Part is fitted.

  The lid portion 5 can be formed in the second shape by pushing the bottom surface constituting portion 511 having the first shape downward with respect to the outer peripheral portion 50. That is, when the bottom surface constituting portion 511 is pushed downward, each annular portion 8 bends downward with respect to the outer peripheral portion 50 or the annular portion 8 on the outer side. In addition, a portion of each annular portion 8 corresponding to the outer recess forming cut 31 is spaced downward from the outer peripheral portion 50 or the annular portion 8 on the outer side. For this reason, the peripheral surface constituting portion 510 extends downward, and the bottom face constituting portion 511 moves to a position below the outer peripheral portion 50, thereby forming a recess 52 recessed downward in the lid portion 5.

  The bottom structure portion 511 can be pushed downward by, for example, placing the bottom surface of the upper can 2 on the bottom structure portion 511 and pushing the upper can 2 downward. That is, in this case, the bottom portion 511 is pushed by the upper can 2 to form the recess 52, and at the same time, the lower end of the upper can 2 is fitted into the recess 52. Of course, the bottom structure portion 511 may be pushed by hand to form the recess 52, and the upper can 2 may be fitted into the recess 52.

  Further, it is preferable that the bottom surface constituting portion 511 constituting the bottom surface of the recess 52 is pushed to a position where it contacts the bottom portion of the upper lid 20 of the lower can 2. This is because when the upper can 2 is fitted in the recess 52, the upper can 2 can be supported by the lower can 2 via the bottom surface forming portion 511.

  The can label 1 of the present embodiment described above includes the lid portion 5 that covers the upper lid 20 of the can 2, and the edge that faces the locking cut 30 by being positioned outside the lid portion 5 via the locking cut 30. And a locking portion 6 that is locked to the peripheral edge 202 of the upper lid 20, and the edge of the locking portion 6 that faces the locking notch 30 is locked to the peripheral edge 202 of the upper lid 20 of the can 2. A can label 1 that can be attached to a can 2. And the center part of the cover part 5 is made into the recessed part structure part 51 which comprises the recessed part 52 in which the lower end part of the other can 2 can be inserted. In this can label 1, when another can 2 is placed on the attached can 2, as shown in FIG. 2 (b), the recess 52 constituted by the recess constituting portion 51. By fitting the lower end portion of the upper can 2 into the upper can 2, the horizontal movement of the upper can 2 can be restricted. For this reason, the other can 2 can be stably mounted on the can 2 to which the can label 1 is attached.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the recess constituting portion 51 has a bottom face constituting portion 511 that constitutes the bottom surface of the recess 52, and a part of the peripheral edge portion of the bottom face constituting portion 511 is disposed on the outer peripheral portion 50 of the lid portion 5. It is connected via the component 510 and the other part is separated via the recess-forming cut 31 so that the bottom component 511 can move from a position flush with the outer periphery 50 to a position below this. It has become. In this way, the bottom surface forming portion 511 is flush with the outer peripheral portion 50, and the display attached to the bottom surface forming portion 511 can be arranged at a position where it can be easily seen from the side. Further, if necessary, the recess 52 can be formed by pushing the bottom surface constituting portion 511 downward.

  FIG. 3B and FIG. 3C are development views of the can label 1 according to the modification. A plurality of arc-shaped recess-forming cuts 31 are formed in the circumferential surface constituting portion 510 of the can label 1 shown in FIG. Each recess-forming cut 31 is located on a different virtual spiral line that is concentric and has the same circumferential direction, and extends from one end in the length direction along the outer periphery of the bottom surface forming portion 511 toward the other end. The distance from the center gradually increases. Even in the can label 1, the recess 52 can be formed by extending the peripheral surface forming portion 510 downward by pushing the bottom surface forming portion 511 downward.

  Further, the recess constituting part 51 of the can label 1 shown in FIG. 3C is constituted by a circular bottom face constituting part 511 surrounded by the outer peripheral part 50, and has a peripheral face constituting part 510. Absent. The bottom surface constituting portion 511 is connected to the outer peripheral portion 50 only at a portion corresponding to the one protruding portion 501 at the peripheral portion, and the other portion is separated from the outer peripheral portion 50 by the arc-shaped recess forming cut 31. Has been. In this can label 1, the recess constituting portion 51 (the bottom face constituting portion 511) is pushed downward with respect to the outer peripheral portion 50, thereby moving the recess constituting portion 51 below the outer peripheral portion 50, Thereby, the recess 52 having the bottom surface constituted by the recess constituting portion 51 can be formed.

  The can label 1 of the present invention can also be used for conventionally known cans 2 other than beverage cans. Further, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be appropriately changed in design without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Can label 2 Can 3 Locking notch 5 Lid part 6 Locking part 20 Upper cover 30 Locking notch 51 Recessed part 52 Recessed part 511 Bottom facet part

Claims (1)

A can label attached to a can, comprising a lid that covers the upper lid of the can, and a central part of the lid constituting a recess into which a lower end of another can can be fitted The recess constituting part has a bottom face constituting part constituting the bottom surface of the recess, and a part of the peripheral edge of the bottom face constituting part is connected to the outer peripheral part of the lid part and the like. A can label , wherein the portion is separated through a notch, and the bottom surface configuration portion is movable from a position flush with the outer peripheral portion to a position below the same .

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