JP6885540B2 - Tissue paper packaging - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a tissue paper package that can be stored in a drink holder and used, and the tissue paper can be easily taken out.

Tissue paper, which is a daily necessities, is used in every aspect of daily life, and is also used daily in the passenger compartment of automobiles.

Tissue paper is generally sold as so-called "box tissue" in a large paper box, but in a small cabin, especially around the driver's seat with lots of instruments. Does not have enough space for such a large box tissue.

Therefore, conventionally, it has been generally practiced to attach a box tissue to a place that does not interfere with driving such as an armrest and is within the reach of a driver (see Patent Document 1).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2010-058841 (Fig. 4)

If you install the box tissue within the reach of the driver without disturbing driving like an armrest, you can take out the tissue paper immediately when you need it even if there is no passenger. However, there is a problem that it cannot be applied to vehicles without an armrest.

In such a case, the box tissue is placed in the passenger seat where no one is sitting, but the box tissue placed in the passenger seat is far from the driver's seat and is difficult for the driver to reach.

Therefore, in order to take out the tissue paper, it is necessary to extend the hand greatly toward the passenger seat side, and there is a problem that the tissue paper cannot be taken at any time when necessary.

Of course, small items such as pocket tissue can be kept within the reach of the driver, but pocket tissue requires the use of both hands to remove the tissue paper, which is necessary. There is another problem that sometimes it cannot be taken out immediately.

The present invention has been made in view of the conventional problems, and can be placed within reach from the driver's seat without selecting a vehicle type, and the tissue paper can be immediately taken out with one hand when necessary. It is to provide a tissue paper packaging capable.

The invention as set forth in claim 1, "plurality of tissue paper 18 (18a, 18b, 18c ... ) for folding in half, respectively, the tissue paper stack 12 which is formed by overlapping by sandwiching them alternately, variable The shape-retaining mount 14 which is made of a flexible rectangular thin plate-shaped member and surrounds the circumference of the tissue paper laminate 12 to form a cylindrical shape, and the original fabric of the inflation molded product are cut to a predetermined length and the same. Tissue paper packaging formed by heat-pressing and sealing the upper end portion, and is made of synthetic resin packaging bags 16 and 16'for accommodating an integral body of the tissue paper laminate 12 and the shape-retaining mount 14. The bodies 10, 10', and the packaging bags 16, 16', contain an integral piece of the tissue paper laminate 12 and the shape-retaining mount 14, and the accommodating portion is the elasticity of the shape-retaining mount 14. Cylindrical main bodies 16a, 16a'and main bodies 16a, whose outer diameter is set to be smaller than the inner diameter of the beverage container accommodating portion B of the drink holder A, which is expanded from the inside and held in a cylindrical shape. It extends from the upper end of 16a'and has a smaller diameter toward the tip when viewed from the front, and both the left and right side edges 16c, 16d, 16c', 16d' and the tip edges 16e, 16e' 16b, 16b'are sealed, and perforations 16f, 16f' extending in the left-right direction are formed below the tip edge portions 16e, 16e'in the take-out portions 16b, 16b'. It is a tissue paper package 10, 10'characterized by "is."

The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that "an advertisement is printed on the surface of the shape-retaining mount 14."

The invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that "an advertisement is printed on the surface of the packaging bag bodies 16, 16'".

The invention according to claim 4 is characterized in that "both left and right side edges 16c'and 16d' of the take-out portion 16b'are formed in a convex arc shape."

According to the tissue paper packaging bodies 10, 10'according to the first aspect, the outer diameter of the main bodies 16a, 16a' of the packaging bag bodies 16, 16'is larger than the inner diameter of the beverage container accommodating portion B of the drink holder A. Since it is set small, it is possible to store the tissue paper packages 10, 10'in the drink holder A and use it. Here, since the existing drink holder A is usually provided near the driver's seat, or the drink holder A that is retrofitted can be installed, the drink holder A can be installed within reach from the driver's seat regardless of the vehicle type. Tissue paper packaging bodies 10, 10'can be placed.

When using the tissue paper packaging bodies 10, 10', the tip portions of the take-out portions 16b, 16b' of the packaging bag bodies 16, 16' are cut off along the perforations 16f, 16f', and the openings that appear as a result. The tissue paper 18 inside is taken out from the tissue paper outlet 22 which is a part.

Here, in the take-out portions 16b, 16b'of the packaging bag bodies 16, 16', the lower end portions connected to the main body portions 16a, 16a' are expanded in a cylindrical shape by the shape-retaining mount 14, and both the left and right side edges are formed. Combined with the fact that 16c, 16d, 16c', and 16d' are sealed, when the tissue paper outlet 22 is viewed from a plane, each side has a concave curved rhombus shape. Then, since the concavely curved rhombus-shaped tissue paper outlet 22 can appropriately hold the tissue paper 18 passing through the tissue paper outlet 22, the tissue paper 18 can be easily taken out one by one with one hand. become.

An advertisement is printed on the surface of the shape-retaining mount 14 as in the invention of claim 2, or an advertisement is printed on the surface of the packaging bags 16 and 16'as in the invention of claim 3. Then, the tissue paper packages 10, 10'can be used as sales promotion goods.

Further, when both the left and right side edges 16c'and 16d' of the take-out portion 16b'are formed in a convex arc shape as in the invention of claim 4, the tissue paper laminated body is formed in the main body portion 16a'. In the state where the integral body of the shape-retaining mount 14 and the shape-retaining mount 14 is housed (the packaging bag body 16'is inflated), the side edges 16c'and 16d' have a natural roundness, so that the tissue The design of the paper package 10'when viewed from the front can be further enhanced.

It is a perspective view which shows the tissue paper package which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the tissue paper laminated body. It is explanatory drawing which shows how to make a tissue paper laminated body. It is a figure which shows the bag body for packaging. It is explanatory drawing which shows how to make a bag body for packaging. It is a figure which shows the use state. It is a figure which shows another example of a packaging bag body. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a usage state using the packaging bag body of the embodiment.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a tissue paper package 10 according to the present invention.

As shown in this figure, the tissue paper packaging body 10 of the present invention is roughly composed of a tissue paper laminate 12, a shape-retaining mount 14, and a packaging bag body 16.

The tissue paper laminate 12 is obtained by stacking a plurality of tissue papers 18 (18a, 18b, 18c ...) And stacking them and folding them in half. Each tissue paper 18 (18a, 18b, 18c ...) In this embodiment, a rectangular paper having a length of 105 mm and a width of 200 mm (about half that of ordinary tissue paper) is used.

When forming the tissue paper laminate 12, as shown in FIG. 3A, the first tissue paper 18a is spread, and the left half of the second tissue paper 18b in the long side direction is on the right half in the long side direction. The first tissue paper 18a is folded so that the left half in the long side direction of the first tissue paper 18a overlaps the left half in the long side direction of the second tissue paper 18b.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3B, the right half of the third tissue paper 18c in the long side direction is superposed on the folded first tissue paper 18a, and the length of the second tissue paper 18b is formed. Fold the second tissue paper 18b so that the right half in the side direction overlaps the right half in the long side direction of the third tissue paper 18c.

In this way, the tissue paper laminate 12 is formed by folding each of the plurality of tissue papers 18 (18a, 18b, 18c ...) In half, sandwiching them alternately, and stacking them.

The shape-retaining mount 14 surrounds the circumference of the tissue paper laminate 12 to retain its shape, and is one size larger than the tissue paper 18 (in this embodiment, the length is 110 mm and the width is 110 mm). It is formed as a rectangular tissue paper member having set flexibility (set to a 210 mm rectangle).

The material of the shape-retaining mount 14 may be any material as long as it has both flexibility and a certain degree of rigidity, and thick paper is used in this embodiment.

The surface of the shape-retaining mount 14 can be used as an advertisement space, and in this embodiment, an advertisement for vehicle inspection is printed.

The packaging bag 16 is a synthetic resin bag with an open lower end and a closed upper end, and has a main body 16a and a take-out portion 16b as shown in FIG.

The main body 16a is a cylindrical portion having an open lower end, and its outer diameter is set to be smaller than the inner diameter of the beverage container accommodating portion B so that it can be accommodated in the drink holder A.

The upper end portion of the main body portion 16a extends slightly outward when the tissue paper laminate 12 and the shape-retaining mount 14 are inserted, and the take-out portion extends from the slightly outwardly extending upper end portion. 16b is continuously extended.

Both the left and right side edges 16c and 16d of the take-out portion 16b are formed in a tapered shape so that the diameter becomes smaller toward the tip when viewed from the front, and the tapered side edges 16c and 16d and The tip edge portion 16e is sealed and closed by thermocompression bonding.

A perforation 16f extending in the left-right direction is formed at the upper end portion of the take-out portion 16b so as to avoid the tip edge portion 16e (below the tip edge portion 16e).

When making the packaging bag body 16, the raw fabric of the inflation molded product is prepared and cut to a predetermined length. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the left and right sides of the upper end portion are cut off so as to have a tapered tapered shape (the portion shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 5), and the tapered side edges 16c and 16d and the tip edge. The part 16e is thermocompression bonded and sealed. The shaded portion in FIG. 5 shows a sealed portion (sealed portion 16 g) by thermocompression bonding. The above-mentioned cutting step and the sealing step by thermocompression bonding can be performed at the same time by punching using a die.

Then, by inflating the bag body formed in this way, a packaging bag body 16 is completed in which the lower end portion is opened and the upper end portion is closed as shown in FIG.

Although not shown, the surface of the packaging bag 16 can be used as an advertising space, and various advertisements can be printed.

To form the tissue paper package 10, first fold the tissue paper laminate 12 in half (see FIG. 2). The crease at this time coincides with the direction parallel to the crease when each tissue paper 18 is folded.

The orientation of the folded tissue paper laminate 12 is changed so that the folds are in the vertical direction, and the outer periphery thereof is surrounded by the shape-retaining mount 14, so that the tissue paper laminate 12 and the shape-retaining mount 14 are combined. The one piece is inserted through the lower opening of the packaging bag body 16. At this time, the main body 16a of the packaging bag 16 is expanded from the inside by the elastic force of the shape-retaining mount 14 and is held in a cylindrical shape. Then, the bottom of the packaging bag 16 is folded, and the folded end is sealed with the adhesive tape 20. As a result, the tissue paper package 10 is completed.

In the tissue paper package 10, the outer diameter of the main body 16a of the packaging bag 16 is set to be smaller than the inner diameter of the beverage container accommodating portion B of the drink holder A, so that the tissue paper package 10 is used as the drink holder A. It can be housed and used.

Here, since the existing drink holder A is usually provided near the driver's seat, or since the retrofitted drink holder A can be installed as shown in FIG. 6, the driver can drive without selecting the vehicle type. The tissue paper package 10 can be placed within reach from the seat.

When the tissue paper packaging body 10 is used, the sealed tip edge portion 16e of the packaging bag body 16 is cut off along the perforation 16f. As a result, the upper end of the packaging bag 16 opens (the upper end opening is the tissue paper outlet 22).

Here, as described above, the main body 16a of the packaging bag 16 has an integral body of the tissue paper laminate 12 and the shape-retaining mount 14 inserted therein, and the bullet of the shape-retaining mount 14 is inserted. It is pushed out from the inside by the force and held in a cylindrical shape.

On the other hand, the take-out portion 16b has a cylindrical lower end portion continuous with the main body portion 16a, and when viewed from the front, the diameter becomes smaller toward the tip end (upper end), and the left and right sides thereof. Since the edges 16c and 16d are sealed, when the tissue paper outlet 22 is viewed from a plane, each side has a concave curved rhombus shape (see FIG. 6).

The tissue paper 18 is pulled out one by one from the tissue paper outlet 22 having a diamond shape with each side curved in a concave shape, but when the first piece of tissue paper 18 is pulled out, it is overlapped with this. The second piece of tissue paper 18 is also pulled out from the tissue paper outlet 22 together. At this time, the diamond-shaped tissue paper outlet 22 having concavely curved sides each appropriately holds the first piece of tissue paper 18 on the outside.

Then, when the first tissue paper 18 is completely pulled out from the tissue paper outlet 22, the diamond-shaped tissue paper outlet 22 having concavely curved sides removes the second tissue paper 18 inside the tissue paper outlet 22. Hold moderately from. Due to the holding force of the tissue paper outlet 22, the second tissue paper 18 is retained in the packaging bag body 16, and only the tip portion thereof is in a state of being viewed from the tissue paper outlet 22.

In this way, when the tissue paper 18 is pulled out one by one from the tissue paper outlet 22, the tip of the tissue paper 18 that is reserved next appears at the tissue paper outlet 22, so that the tissue paper 18 can be pulled out with one hand when necessary. You will be able to easily take out one by one in succession.

According to the tissue paper package 10 of this embodiment, since it is formed in a size that can be accommodated in the drink holder A, it does not take up space and can accommodate either the existing type or the retrofit type. Therefore, the tissue paper package 10 can be installed within reach from the driver's seat without selecting a vehicle type.

Further, since the advertisement is printed on the surface of the shape-retaining mount 14, the tissue paper package 10 can be used as a sales promotion goods.

In the above embodiment, the advertisement is printed only on the shape-retaining mount 14, but it may be printed on the packaging bag 16 or the advertisement is printed on both the shape-retaining mount 14 and the packaging bag 16. May be printed.

FIG. 7 is another example of the packaging bag body 16', which has a main body portion 16a'and a take-out portion 16b', as in the embodiment of FIG.

The main body portion 16a'is a cylindrical portion having an open lower end portion, and a take-out portion 16b'is continuously extended from the upper end portion of the main body portion 16a'. Both the left and right side edges 16c'and 16d' of the take-out portion 16b'are formed in a convex arc shape so that the diameter becomes smaller toward the tip when viewed from the front. The edges 16c'and 16d' and the tip edge 16e'(the central portion is formed so as to project upward) are sealed and closed by thermocompression bonding (the shaded portion is the sealing portion 16g'). A perforation 16f'extending in the left-right direction is formed at the upper end of the take-out portion 16b'(below the tip edge portion 16e'), avoiding the tip edge portion 16e'.

In the packaging bag body 16'of this embodiment, both the left and right side edges 16c'and 16d' are formed in a convex arc shape. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 8, the tissue paper laminate 12 is contained in the main body portion 16a'. The side edges 16c'and 16d' have a natural roundness in a state where the integral body of the shape-retaining mount 14 and the shape-retaining mount 14 is housed (the packaging bag 16'is inflated). Therefore, the design of the tissue paper package 10'when viewed from the front is further enhanced.

Further, since the central portion of the tip edge portion 16e'projects upward, the workability when cutting the tip edge portion 16e'at the perforation 16f' is greatly improved.

10,10': Tissue paper packaging, 12: Tissue paper laminate, 14: Shape-retaining mount, 16,16': Packaging bag, 16a, 16a': Main body, 16b, 16b': Extraction, 16c, 16c': Side edge, 16d, 16d': Side edge, 16e, 16e': Tip part, 16f, 16f': Perforation, 16g, 16g': Sealing part, 18: Tissue paper, 18a: First Tissue paper, 18b: Second tissue paper, 18c: Third tissue paper, 20: Adhesive tape, 22: Tissue paper outlet, A: Drink holder, B: Beverage container storage, X: Air conditioner outlet

Claims (4)

It is composed of a tissue paper laminate formed by folding each of a plurality of tissue papers in half, sandwiching them alternately, and stacking them, and a flexible rectangular thin plate-shaped member, and wraps around the tissue paper laminate. It is formed by cutting a shape-retaining mount that surrounds it into a cylindrical shape and the original fabric of an inflation-molded product to a predetermined length, and then heat-pressing and sealing the upper end portion thereof to form the tissue paper laminate and the tissue paper laminate. A tissue paper wrapping body including a synthetic resin wrapping bag body for accommodating the shape-retaining mount.
The packaging bag body
An integral piece of the tissue paper laminate and the shape-retaining mount is accommodated, and the accommodating portion is expanded from the inside by the elastic force of the shape-retaining mount and held in a cylindrical shape, and the outer diameter thereof is a drink holder. A cylindrical main body that is set smaller than the inner diameter of the beverage container storage part, and extends from the upper end of the main body, and the diameter becomes smaller toward the tip when viewed from the front. It has a take-out part where both the left and right side edges and the tip edge are sealed,
The take-out portion is a tissue paper package characterized in that perforations extending in the left-right direction are formed below the tip edge portion. The tissue paper package according to claim 1, wherein an advertisement is printed on the surface of the shape-retaining mount. The tissue paper packaging according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an advertisement is printed on the surface of the packaging bag. The tissue paper package according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein both the left and right side edges of the take-out portion are formed in a convex arc shape.

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