JPH0138018Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> This invention relates to packaging containers for food products such as confectionery, sushi, and tsukudani, and particularly to paper packaging containers having a basket-shaped container shape.

<Prior art> Some conventional packaging containers are basket-shaped, but these containers either have a carrier rod inserted directly into the container body, or a roof is formed on the container and the carrier bar is secured to this. Each type has a unique insertion or locking structure.

<Problems to be solved by the invention> This invention is also characterized by its connecting structure, but what the prior art does not have is that a roof-shaped lid and a carrying rod can be attached and detached from the upper opening of the container body. The shape of the basket is similar to that of a daimyo basket, with an enlarged hem to give the paper container a luxurious feel.In addition to the container body and lid, the carrying rod also has a unique structure. We aim to provide a basket-shaped packaging container that is shaped like this.

<Means for solving the problem> This invention aims to achieve the above purpose, and the gist is that the bottom part is formed by incorporating the lower part of the side wall with an enlarged hem part, and an opening for storing products is provided in the upper part. A packaging container formed by removably connecting a container body, a roof-shaped lid installed on the top of the container body, and a carrier rod installed on the top of the lid with a diameter smaller at both ends than in the center. The connection between the container body, the lid, and the carrying rod is made through a first cut formed by penetrating the connecting tongue piece at the tip of the connecting plate provided at the upper part of the container body into the center of the lid, and the lower part of the center of the carrying rod. A first cut, a second cut provided opposite to the first cut of the carrying rod, and a second cut provided opposite to the first cut of the lid body in order; The basket-shaped packaging container has support tongues provided at the lowest part of both sides of the roof and inserted into two cuts provided in opposing side walls of the container body.

<Example> An example of this invention will be explained based on the attached drawings. Figure 1 is a developed view of the back side of a paper container main body A made of cardboard, cardboard, synthetic paper, etc. The container body A has four side walls a, b, c, d through vertical folds 1, 2, and 3 that are all bent inward.
, and a vertical fold 4 is provided at the end of d on the opposite side of C.
An adhesive piece e is provided via the. When forming a rectangular packaging container, the opposing side walls a and c and b and d have almost the same shape, and each shape is a trapezoid with the lower hem enlarged from the upper part, and the shape of the container body is Two cuts 5 and 6 are provided above the opposing side walls, that is, the wide side walls b and d, for inserting supporting tongues of the lid body, which will be described later. In addition, at the bottom of the side walls b and d, a convex portion 7 and a concave portion 8 that engage with the convex portion 7 when the container is assembled are provided at the tips of the bottom portions through horizontal folds 11 and 12 that are bent inward, respectively. Main plates f and g are arranged, and side walls a,
At the bottom of c, there is a horizontal fold 1 that also bends inward.
3 and 14 when the container is assembled, the recess 8
Bottom auxiliary plates h and i are provided with cutouts 9 and 10, respectively, that engage with the bottom plates h and i. Further, in the upper part of the side wall b, there is a connecting plate j provided with a connecting tongue l at the tip in order to connect the roof-shaped lid B and the carrying rod C at the opening of the container where the product is stored, as will be described later. A horizontal crease 15 is provided at the end of the connection j, and a horizontal crease 16 is provided at the tip of the connection j to bend a holding plate k for stably placing the lid B and carrying rod C inward. Provided via. Further, as described above, a connecting tongue l is provided at the center of the tip of the connecting plate j for removably connecting the lid body B and the carrying rod C, and this connecting tongue l has an inner Horizontal fold lines 17 and 18 are arranged in parallel, respectively. Furthermore, the upper portions of the side walls a and c are provided with the retaining plate k at the tip.
The reinforcing pieces m and n are provided through horizontal folds 19 and 20 that are bent inward, and the lid body B is attached to the upper part of the opposing side walls a and c from the lower part of the reinforcing pieces m and n.
A chevron-shaped fold 21 provided in accordance with the slope of the roof shape,
22, the lid reinforcement pieces o, p, on the left and right, respectively.
q and r are provided respectively.

To assemble the developed back view with the above structure as a container body, first fold the horizontal folds 11, 12, 13, and 14 inward as shown in FIG. , 3, and 4 inward and adhere the outside of the adhesive piece e to the outer end of the side wall a, and then attach the bottom main plate g, the bottom main plate f, and the bottom auxiliary plate h,
i is assembled in order from the bottom to form the bottom, and the folds 19, 20, 21, and 22 are bent inward to form the container body A (FIG. 3). Note that the formation of the bottom part is not limited to the frame-shaped incorporation as in the embodiment of this invention, and various types of bottom parts such as gluing are possible.

On the other hand, the roof-shaped lid body B used for this devised container
is made of a sheet of paper made of cardboard, cardboard, synthetic paper, or laminated paper made by laminating these with thin paper, and as shown in FIG. k and lid reinforcement piece o,
The overall shape is approximately rectangular so that it can be placed on points p, q, and r. This lid body B has horizontal folds 27 and 28.
First and second cuts 23 and 24 are provided in the upper center part for inserting the connecting tongue piece l provided at the tip of the connecting plate j of the container A, and the lowermost part of both sides of the roof of the lid body B is provided. Lower support pieces s and t are provided through folds 25 and 26, respectively, to be inserted into two cuts 5 and 6 provided in the opposing side walls of the container body A.

To assemble this lid B, folds 25, 26,
27 and 28 are all bent either inward or outward to form the roof shape of FIG.

Furthermore, on the top of the lid body B, there is a carrying rod C made of a piece of paper made of cardboard, cardboard, synthetic paper, or interleaving paper made by pasting these together with thin paper.
are connected to each other, and this carrying rod C is made of, for example, cardboard shown in FIG. 6 and thin paper shown in FIG. In other words, the carrying rod board, which is a piece of cardboard, has horizontal fold line 2.
9, 30, 31, 32, 33, and 34 are divided into carrying rod upper plate U, carrying rod side plates V, W, and mutually overlapping carrying rod tongue plates X, Y, carrying rod upper plate U and carrying rod side plates V, W. Vertical folds 35, 35', 36,
36', 37, and 37' respectively.
u′, v, v′, w, w′ are provided. Said fold 30
, 31, 32, and 33 overlap at the center, and are separated at a constant interval on both sides to provide aperture, and the lower plate Y of the carrying bar is formed to form a carrying bar with a rectangular cross section. Insert pieces Z, Z' are provided through horizontal folds 38, 38', and cuts 39, 39' and further horizontal folds 29 and 3.
A first cut 40 of the carrying rod and a second cut 4 of the carrying rod for inserting the connecting lower piece l provided on the connecting plate j of the container body A through the lid B at the center part on the top of the container body A.
1 are provided facing each other.

To assemble this carrying rod C, each fold 29~
38 and 36' to 38' all inward or outward (Fig. 7), and fold both ends of the carrying rod into folds 30 and 3.
1, 32 and 33, respectively, and the periphery of the squeezed rectangle is pasted with a piece of paper D (FIG. 8) having folds 42 and 43 (FIG. 9).

Container body A in which the lower part of the side wall having the above structure is incorporated to form a bottom part, the upper part of the side wall is an opening for storing the product, and the bottom part of the side wall is enlarged.
10 and 11, a roof-shaped lid B having supporting tongues s and t formed by bending each fold, and a carrying rod C having both ends thinner than the center are assembled as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11. At the upper opening of the packaging container A, a connecting plate 1 is connected to the first cut 23 of the lid, the first cut 40 of the carrying rod, the second cut 41 of the carrying rod, and the second cut 24 of the lid, respectively. The lid body and carrying rod are inserted through the container body and removably connected to the upper part of the container body. In addition, the support tongues provided at the bottom of both sides of the roof of the lid body are inserted into the two notches 5 and 6 provided on the opposite side walls of the container body, and the basket-shaped packaging container of this invention is completed. do.

<Effects of the invention> As described above, this invention includes a container body with an enlarged bottom hem, a roof-shaped lid installed above the opening of the container, and a diameter of both ends that is larger than the center. By removably connecting the thin carrying rod, an unprecedentedly elegant basket-shaped packaging container can be obtained.

In addition, the connection between the container body, the lid body, and the carrying rod is achieved by sequentially inserting each cut between the lid body and the carrying rod by means of a connecting tongue piece at the tip of the connecting plate provided at the upper part of the main body, and a supporting tongue piece at the lower part of the lid body. By inserting the container into the two notches on the side wall of the container body and detaching them from each other, it is possible to easily store food items inside the container body.
In addition, each part must be disassembled and stored before use as a container.
Can be transported.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a developed view of the back of the container body, Figure 2
Fig. 3 is an assembled perspective view of Fig. 1, Fig. 4 is a surface development view of the lid of this invention, Fig. 5 is an assembled perspective view of Fig. 4, and Fig. 6 is a surface of the carrier rod of this invention. Developed view, Figures 7 and 9 are assembled perspective views of the carrying rod from Figure 6, Figure 8 is a developed view of the paper strip used for the carrying rod in Figure 9, and Figure 10 is an exploded view of this device before assembly. A perspective view, FIG. 11 is a completed perspective view of this invention. A... Container body, a, b, c, d... Side wall that is an enlarged bottom of the container body, f, g, h, i... Bottom of the container body, B... Roof-shaped lid, C... ... Carrying rod with a diameter smaller at both ends than the center, j... Connecting plate, l... Connecting tongue piece, 23, 24... Cut in lid, 40, 41... Cut in carrying rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A container body that incorporates the lower part of the side wall with an enlarged hem to form a bottom part and has an opening in the upper part to store the product, and a roof-shaped container that is installed on the upper part of the container body. This packaging container is formed by removably connecting a lid body and a carrying rod installed at the top of the lid body and having a diameter smaller at both ends than at the center, and the connection between the container body, the lid body, and the carrying rod is as follows: A first cut formed by penetrating the connecting tongue piece at the tip of the connecting plate provided at the top of the container body into the center of the lid body, a first cut at the lower center of the carrying bar, and a first cut in the carrying bar opposite to the first cut. The supporting tongues provided at the bottom of both sides of the roof of the lid are inserted in order through a second cut provided in the container body and a second cut provided opposite to the first cut in the lid. A basket-shaped packaging container that is inserted into two cuts in the opposing side walls of a container.