JPH0138019Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an improvement in the handle of a packaging box mainly used for carrying or as a gift.

Conventionally, packaging boxes for portable use and gifts have been made by bending paperboard or synthetic resin sheets, and by attaching supporting pieces that stand on the front and back of the packaging box, or on the lid or both sides. to form a hand,
Many of them were constructed to be portable, and most of them had only a portable function.

Therefore, when storing packaging boxes, since the handles are installed upright against the lid surface, it is impossible to stack them horizontally, which is extremely inconvenient, and moreover, it is difficult to store a large number of packaging boxes in a specific location. In this case, a larger storage space would be required, which would be extremely wasteful and unreasonable.

Furthermore, the shape of the lower hand lacks novelty in terms of structure and design, and is insufficient to meet the diverse tastes of users.

The present invention has been improved in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, and includes an insertion hole through which the arm can be inserted into a grip part provided at the tip of the arm of the two hand pieces formed on both the left and right sides respectively. At the same time as drilling a hole, forming a separation part and a bending part in one gripping part, and inserting one gripping part bent at the bending part and the arm part following it into the insertion hole of the other gripping part. The packaging boxes can be stacked in a rational manner by inserting the packaging boxes through the packaging box, interlocking the two pieces, and mounting the pieces on the lid surface of the packaging box. To provide a packaging box handle that is excellent in terms of performance, easy to assemble, and convenient.

Hereinafter, the structure of the present invention will be explained based on the drawings showing one embodiment. 1a and 1b are hand pieces, in the hand pieces 1a and 1b, 2a and 2b are gripping parts, 3
a and 3b are arm parts, and 4a and 4b are shoulder parts. Insertion holes 5a, 5b are formed in the gripping parts 2a, 2b, and the shapes and positions of the insertion holes 5a, 5b depend on the shapes of the gripping parts 2a, 2b and the arm parts 3a, 3b to be inserted. It may be selected as appropriate. Furthermore, one gripping part 2a has a bending part 6 and a tip part 7.
A separation section 8 is provided at. The hand pieces 1a and 1b are
The shoulders 4a, 4b are joined to the left side 10a, right side 10b of the packaging box 9 by a method such as adhesive, but the upper side 11 of both the left and right sides 10a, 10b is
The shoulder portions 4a and 4b may be integrally connected to the shoulders 4a and 11b in advance, and the method of connecting them does not particularly matter. It should be noted that the materials of the hand pieces 1a, 1b and the packaging box 9 are preferably molded from paperboard or synthetic resin sheets such as vinyl chloride.
It is not particularly limited.

The packaging box 9 can be assembled by folding a die-cut sheet as shown in FIG. 3 along the folding line shown by the dashed line. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 4a, the gripping part 2a of one hand piece 1a is first bent along the bending part 6, and then the gripping part 2a and the arm part following it are bent on the lid surface 12. 3a into the insertion hole 5b of the other grip part 2b. Then, Fig. 4b
As shown in FIG. 2, the gripping part 2a is restored to a planar shape, but at that time, the distal end part 7 separated by the separation part 8 is separated from the arm part 3b that continues to the other gripping part 2b.
If the lower part of the handle 13 is inserted downwardly, the lower part 13 is placed on the lid surface 12 with the lower part 1a and 1b interlocking with each other.
can be formed and mounted.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, when using this device, after assembling the hand pieces 1a and 1b, as shown in FIG. 3a and 3b are bent while the arm portion 3b slides inside the insertion hole 5a, and the arm portion 3a slides inside the insertion hole 5b, so that the lowering hand 13, which is convenient for gripping, can be easily moved. It can be formed into Moreover, since the two hand pieces 1a and 1b are engaged with each other, the strength of engagement is high, and there is no chance of it coming off or tearing off during use.

On the other hand, when stacking other packaging boxes one after another onto the lid surface 12 of the packaging box 9, the gripping portions 2a and 2b of the lowering hand 13 in the bent state are held on the lid surface 12 from above.
By applying light pressure to the lid surface 12, a flat surface can be formed on the lid surface 12 while the hand pieces 1a and 1b are in an interlocked state, so that it is possible to stack them horizontally in any number of stages. Furthermore, since the packaging boxes 9 can be stacked without creating wasted space, it is possible to accommodate more packaging boxes 9 in a narrow space, which has the advantage of being very rational and economical.

Furthermore, the shape of the gripping parts 2a, 2b is different from that of the insertion hole 5.
By considering the positions and sizes of a, 5b, the bending part 6, and the separation part 8, it is possible to devise a free form in terms of design. For example, by designing the shapes of mizuhiki for celebrations and ribbons for gifts, you can not only obtain the same visual and decorative effect as printing, but also make it easier to touch or bend. Because it creates a three-dimensional modeling effect, it is particularly effective in practical terms as a means of expressing the purpose and contents of the packaging.

Therefore, it is possible to provide a convenient packaging box handle that is not only easy to assemble and carry, but also durable, allows for rational stacking, and has an excellent design. It is possible.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 of the drawings is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional packaging box with a lowering handle, Figure 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention before the lowering handle is assembled, and Figure 3 is a cutting die of Figure 2. FIGS. 4a and 4b are perspective views illustrating how to assemble the lower hand, and FIGS. 5 a and 5b are explanatory diagrams illustrating changes in the shape of the lower hand when carried. 1a, 1b... Hand piece, 2a, 2b... Grip part, 3a, 3b... Arm part, 5a, 5b... Insertion hole, 6... Bending part, 8... Separation part, 9... Packaging Box, 10a... left side, 10b... right side, 13
...lower hand.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Arms 3a, 3b of two hand pieces 1a, 1b formed on both left and right sides 10a, 10b of the packaging box 9, respectively.
The arm portion 3 is attached to the grip portions 2a and 2b provided at the tips of the
Insertion holes 5a and 5b through which the handles b and 3a can be inserted are formed, and a separating part 8 and a bending part 6 are formed in one grip part 2a, and the two hand pieces 1a and 1b are interlocked. A lowering handle 13 of a packaging box characterized by being formed by being mounted.