JPH0326095Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to a paper carrying container, and more specifically, a shallow dish-shaped body box and a lid box with handles are fitted and integrated. The present invention relates to a paper carrying container.

[Prior Art] Containers for Christmas and birthday cakes are broadly divided into folded boxes with an integrated lid and pasted boxes with separate lids. Each of these containers has a strap formed by cutting out a portion of the container to improve portability. In general, cakes come in two types: disk-shaped and log-shaped, and square or rectangular containers are used depending on the need.

However, when a disk-shaped cake is placed in a rectangular container, the volume of the cake that can be placed in the container is limited and the storage space ratio is poor.

Round containers have been put into practical use as containers that eliminate these drawbacks and offer new sensations and functions.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] This round container has a body box with a rim that is curled so as to protrude inward on the periphery, and a rim that protrudes outward from the inner diameter of the curled portion. A container with a separate body and lid has been devised in which a truncated cone-shaped lid box with a large outer diameter of the curled portion is fitted and locked, and the cake placed in this container is placed in the opening of the lid box. It is made by placing it in advance on a saucer with a diameter smaller than the inner diameter, and the saucer is housed in the container to make it easier to take out.

However, when stored in a container, the diameter of the saucer is made small for convenience when closing the lid, so it moves by the gap inside, making it difficult to carry and moving it, which adds a large impact to the cake decoration. It has the disadvantage that if it sticks to the inner surface of the body box or is excessively large, the mold may become deformed.

The object of this invention is to provide a paper carrying container in which a cake tray placed inside the cake box does not move within the cake box in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The above object of this invention is to provide an inner plate that bulges inward at the end of an outer plate that is attached to an inner plate that protrudes from one side of the bottom plate at the periphery of a disc-shaped bottom plate. a body box provided with a side plate which is curled in such a manner that the outside plate can be torn off with a tear tab, and a peripheral edge of a top plate which is double stacked and has a handle piece formed by cutting and raising on the outside. A lid box is provided with a cylindrical body that temporarily increases in diameter toward the open end and has a curl formed at the end so that it bulges outward to a size greater than the inner diameter of the curl described above, and the outer circumferential edge of the brim has a plurality of points. This is achieved by comprising a saucer having a smaller diameter than the inner diameter of the curled portion of the lid box, and a saucer having a protrusion that contacts the inner plate of the lid box.

[Function] This paper carrying container has a curl that bulges inward at the end of the outer plate of the lid box when closed, and a curl that bulges outward at the end of the side plate of the lid box. The outer edge of the saucer has a diameter that is at least twice the curl diameter smaller than the inner diameter of the body box so as not to interfere with the fitting of the body box. This prevents the saucer on which the cake is placed from shaking inside the box.

[Example] An example of the paper carrying container of this invention shown in the drawings will be described in detail.

As shown in Figures 1 to 5, the container consists of a saucer 1 on which the cake is directly placed, and a body box 2 in which the cake is placed.
and a lid box 3 that fits into the body box, closes and carries the lid.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 5, the saucer 1 has a disc-shaped bottom plate 11 made of high-tensile E-flute base paper, a Mt. Fuji-shaped collar 12 around it, and a A projecting piece 13 is provided at a position where the hem edge is divided into three equal parts, for example, and the diameter of the curl, which will be described later, is slightly longer than this, and which comes into contact with the inner plate of the body box 2, which will be described later.

The body box 2 is made of the same material as the saucer 1, and the second
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the saucer 1
A disk-shaped bottom plate 21 whose radius is slightly longer than the length from the center to the tip of any one protrusion 13, and a disk-shaped bottom plate 21 whose radius is slightly longer than the length from the center of This part is made to stand vertically on the outside of the bottom plate 21 by humidification and pressurization or by making a plurality of cuts to form an inner plate 22. Attach a narrower strip-shaped tear strip 23 to the entire circumference or at least 1/2 circumference using a weakly adhesive adhesive, making sure that one end is not glued to the inside. Pull the tear strip 23 onto the inner plate 22 over the tear strip so that the end of the tear strip 23 is exposed as a tear tab 25. A curl 26 having a diameter slightly larger than the length of the front projection piece 13 is formed so that the upper edge of the outer plate bulges inwardly over the upper edge of the inner plate 22. This is what I did.

The lid box 3 is made of the same material as the saucer 1 and the body box, and as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the diameter on one end is long enough to inscribe the outside of the collar 12 of the saucer 1, and the diameter on the other end is long enough to inscribe the outside of the collar 12 of the saucer 1. A tapered cylindrical body 31 having a diameter approximately 10% smaller than the diameter is formed with a curl 32 that bulges outward at one end and a curl 33 that bulges inward at the other end. 2 of the diameter inscribed in
The top plates 34a and 34b are stacked and fixed by press fitting from one end side until they touch the curl 33, and the top plate 34b
A pair of hand pieces 35a, 35b are cut and raised on the side.
are provided, and hand holes 37a and 37b are opened by the handle pieces 36a and 36b which are bent inward by leaving a part of both of the handle pieces uncut.

The paper carrying container of this invention is constructed as described above, and as shown in Figs. The cake 4 is placed in the tray 1 as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, and the inner lid 5 is overturned as shown by the broken line. As shown in FIG. 8, a diameter d2 (d1<
By press-fitting the curl 32 of d2) between the curl 26 of the outer plate 32 of the body box 2 and the collar 12 using the elasticity of the material, the curls 26 and 32 are locked, and the hand piece 35
Lid box 3 is cake 4 even if lifted using a and 35b.
Even if the weight of d1<
Because it is d2, it can be carried without coming off from body box 2,
At this time, the saucer 1 does not move because the projecting piece 13 contacts the inner plate 22 at three places, so the gap d1 does not change over the entire circumference and the above-mentioned locked state is stable.Since the saucer 1 does not move, the cake 4 is covered. The mold will not be deformed by hitting the inner wall of the cylindrical body 31 of the box 3.

When removing the lid box 3 from the body box 2, use the tear tab 2.
5 and pull the outer plate 23 as shown in Fig. 7.
Since the curl 26 is also removed, the lid box 3 can be removed from the body box 2 and the curl 4 etc. can be taken out.

[Effects of the invention] As described above, this invention has a structure in which an outer plate is attached to an inner plate protruding from one side of the bottom plate at the periphery of the disc-shaped bottom plate so as to bulge inward at the end of the outer plate. A body box with a side plate that forms a curl and allows the outer plate to be torn off with a tear tab, and an end that opens from the periphery of the top plate that is double stacked and has a handle piece formed by cutting and raising on the outside. A lid box is provided with a cylindrical body that gradually increases in diameter toward the side and has a curl formed at the end so as to bulge outward larger than the inner diameter of the curl described above, and the body box is opened at multiple points on the outer periphery of the tsuba. and a saucer with a flange having a smaller diameter than the inner diameter of the curled part of the lid box, which has a protrusion that abuts on the inner plate.
Since the gap between the curl of the body box and the flange of the saucer remains constant over the entire circumference, the state of engagement with the curl of the lid body is stable and does not come off, and the saucer does not move. Since the decoration of the cake placed on the plate hits the inside of the lid box and does not get stuck or deformed, it has the effect of not damaging the appearance.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show one embodiment of this invention. Figure 1 is a perspective view of the saucer, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the meat box, and Figure 3 is a partial view of the saucer placed in the meat box. Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the body box containing the lid box and saucer, Fig. 5 is a sectional view of the state shown in Fig. 4, and Fig. 6 is a perspective view after cutting.
The figure is a perspective view of the lid box attached to the meat box, Figure 7 is a perspective view of the lid box with part of the outer plate of the meat box removed, and Figure 8 is a perspective view of the lid box attached to the meat box. FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the installed state. 1... saucer, 12... tsuba, 13... protrusion, 2...
...Body box, 21...Bottom plate, 22...Inner plate, 24...
...outer plate, 25...tear tab, 26...curl,
3... Lid box, 31... Cylindrical body, 32... Curl, 3
4a, 34b...Top plate, 35a, 35b...Hand piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A curl 26 is formed on the peripheral edge of the disc-shaped bottom plate 21 so as to bulge inward at the end of the outer plate 24 attached to the inner plate 22 protruding from one side of the bottom plate. The body box 2 is provided with a side plate whose outer plate can be removed, and the top plates 34a and 34b are stacked double and have hand pieces 35a and 35b cut and raised on the outside. The diameter temporarily increases toward the end, and the curl 26 described above is formed at the end.
Curl 3 so that it bulges outward larger than the inner diameter of
2, a lid box 3 provided with a cylindrical body 31, and a flange 12.
and a saucer 1 having a smaller diameter than the inner diameter of the curled portion of the lid box, the tray having a plurality of protrusions 13 that come into contact with the inner plate of the body box from a plurality of locations on the outer periphery of the lid box. container.