JPH0219411Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present application relates to a confectionery container that stores snacks and the like and allows a telescope to be easily assembled after the confectionery is eaten.

Conventional technology Traditionally, snacks and other items were sealed in moisture-proof bags.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Confectionery containers are known in which a telescope can be assembled using a cubic confectionery container made of cardboard.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, the conventional structure had the disadvantage that the structure of the confectionery container was limited and lacked versatility, and the structure of the confectionery container itself was complicated.

Therefore, the object of the present application is to improve the defects of the conventional confectionery container by making it possible to easily assemble a telescope by using a common cube-shaped confectionery container.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above object, the present application provides a confectionery container made of cardboard shaped like a cube.
On either the top plate or the back plate, there is a fold line parallel to the lower edge at a required interval, and then parallel to it at a distance equal to the vertical width of the bottom plate, and at an intermediate position. A cut-off line formed in a roundabout shape so that the piece remains is provided, and a cut-off line is provided between both ends of the cut-off line and the fold line, and the left and right side plates, and the front plate are cut along the extension line of the fold line. A perforation line is provided on either the top plate or the back plate, and a short cut groove is provided on the inside of the top plate or the back plate, slightly away from and parallel to the perforation line, and a short cut groove is provided on the other side of the top plate or the back plate, parallel to the perforation line. Further, a hole provided with either an objective lens or an eyepiece lens is provided, and a hole provided with the other of the objective lens or an eyepiece lens is provided between the folding line and the cutting line. It is.

Function: When the confectionery container is empty, the container is cut along each perforation line, and then the fold lines are mountain-folded, and the insertion tongue pieces are inserted into the cut grooves to form an oblong cubic pair shape. A simple telescope is constructed in which an objective lens and an eyepiece face each other on the front and back surfaces.

Embodiments Below, the embodiments of the present application will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
Reference numeral 1 denotes a confectionery container made of conventionally common vertically cuboidal cardboard, in which a bag made of a moisture-proof material containing a snack or the like is housed, and a lid body 2
It is sold commercially sealed. 3 is a fold line provided on the top plate 1a of the confectionery container 1 at a desired distance l ₁ from the lower edge thereof and parallel to it; 4 is this fold line 3;
Furthermore, cutting lines 6 and 7 are parallel to the vertical width dimension l ₂ of the bottom plate 1b of the container 1 and are formed in a detour shape at the center position so that the insertion tongue piece 5 remains. Cutting lines 8, 9 and 10 formed between both ends of the folding line 3 and the cutting line 4 along the left and right side edges of the top plate 1a are aligned with the extension line of the folding line 3, and the left and right side plates 1c of the container 1, Cutting lines 11 are provided on the back plate 1d and the back plate 1e, respectively.
A short cut groove is provided in parallel with the cut line 10 slightly away from the cut line 10 provided at e, and 12 is the above-mentioned fold line 3.
A large-diameter hole is provided at the center position between
3 is provided. Reference numeral 14 denotes a small diameter hole provided at the center of the bottom plate 1b of the container 1, and an eyepiece lens 15 made of, for example, synthetic resin is provided on the inner surface of the hole.

In addition, each of the cutting lines 4, 6 to 10 in the above is
Preferably, it is formed with perforations so that it can be cut by hand.

When the confectionery container 1 is empty, the container 1 is cut along each of the perforation lines 4, 6 to 10, and then the fold lines 3 are mountain-folded and the insertion tongue piece 5 is inserted into the cut groove 11. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a simple telescope is constructed which has an oblong cubic shape and has an objective lens 13 and an eyepiece lens 15 facing each other on the front and rear surfaces.

Above, the hole 12 with the objective lens 13 is inserted into the container 1.
One hole 14 is provided at the center position between the fold line 3 and the cutout line 4 provided on the top plate 1a, and the hole 14 is provided with an eyepiece lens 15.
We have described the case where one lens is provided at the center of the bottom plate 1b of the container 1, but FIGS. 5 and 6 show the objective lens 1.
Two holes 12 with 3 holes are provided on the top plate 1a of the container 1 at left and right positions between the fold line 3 and the cut line 4, and two holes 14 with eyepieces 15 are provided on the bottom plate 1b of the container 1.
Another embodiment is shown in which two binoculars are provided at the left and right positions of the binoculars, and according to this configuration, binoculars can be assembled as shown in FIG.

Effects of the invention Since the present application is constructed as described above, it is possible to make effective use of empty confectionery containers, and an extremely common cube-shaped confectionery container can be used, resulting in increased versatility. The telescope has the advantage of being extremely easy to assemble and convenient to use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present application, and FIGS. 1 and 5 are perspective views of the front surface of the entire structure, FIGS. 2 and 6 are perspective views of the back surface of the entire structure, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the telescope, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the entire surface. Its sectional view, FIG. 7, is a perspective view of the binoculars. In the figure, 1 is a confectionery container, 1a is a top plate, 1b is a bottom plate, 1c and 1d are side plates, 1e is a back plate, 3 is a fold line,
4, 6 to 10 are perforation lines, 5 is an insertion tongue piece, 11 is a cut groove, 12 and 14 are holes, 13 is an objective lens, 15
is the eyepiece.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) In a confectionery container made of cardboard formed into a cube, a fold line parallel to the lower edge of the top plate or the back plate at a required distance from the lower edge of the container, and Furthermore, parallel to the bottom plate at an interval equal to the vertical width dimension, and at an intermediate position,
A cutout line formed in a roundabout shape so that the insertion tongue remains is provided, and a cutout line is provided between both ends of the cutout line and the above-mentioned fold line, and the left and right side plates are cut out along an extension line of the above-mentioned fold line. A cutout line is provided on either the front plate or the back plate, and a tear line is provided on the other of the front plate or the back plate,
A short cut groove parallel to the perforation line is provided on the inner side slightly away from the perforation line, and a hole with either an objective lens or an eyepiece is provided in the bottom plate, and a hole is provided between the above-mentioned fold line and the perforation line. A confectionery container capable of assembling a telescope, characterized in that each hole is provided with an objective lens or an eyepiece. (2) A confectionery container capable of assembling a telescope according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, in which each of the perforation lines is formed by a perforation line that can be cut by hand. (3) Scope of Utility Model Registration Claim 1, wherein the confectionery container is a vertically elongated cube, and has a hole with an objective lens on its top plate side and a hole with an eyepiece lens on its bottom plate side. Or a confectionery container into which the telescope described in item 2 can be assembled. (4) Utility model registration claims 1, 2, or 3, in which the insertion tongue, the cut groove, and each hole are located at the center of the width of the confectionery container, respectively. A confectionery container that can be used to assemble the telescope described. (5) A utility model registration request in which the insertion tongue piece and the cut groove are each located at the center of the width of the confectionery container, and each hole is located at the left and right sides of the width of the confectionery container, respectively. A confectionery container that can be assembled according to item 1, item 2, or item 3.