JPH03635A - Container stretched in netlike manner for use - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a container which can be used for putting a solid by a method wherein a sheet of paper with a plurality of cuts formed in concentric loops with a part to be a rim left along a periphery so that adjacent cuts in parallel are staggered is stretched in a thickness direction in a recessed net form mesh for use. CONSTITUTION: The container 10 comprises a sheet of paper 11 approximately as thick as two name cards with a plurality of cuts 12 cut in a plurality of approximately rectangular concentric loops 13, while the cuts 12 are formed so that adjacent cuts 12 in parallel are staggered. A center part is a part to be a bottom 14 of the container, while a periphery of the sheet 11 is a part to be a rim 15 of the container 10 wherein a pair of handles 16 are formed. This is a single flat sheet of paper when it is not used as the container. At the time of using this as the container, the bottom 14 is stretched in a thickness direction, whereby the cuts 12 are opened and the entire sheet is stretched to be the recessed net-like container 10, in which a solid object A can be put.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention is used by stretching a sheet of flat paper into a concave net shape. It primarily concerns disposable containers.

Prior art and its problems Conventional 5 For example, containers such as trays used in the restaurant industry require a lot of space to store, and when taken out, they have to be removed from the stacked state. This poses a problem in that it is difficult to take out.

Also, after one meal, things like paper cups are disposable, so you can just throw them away, but trays are usually not disposable, so you have to collect them separately, which takes time and effort. .

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention has a paper in which a plurality of cuts are formed in a concentric loop shape, and adjacent cuts are alternated in the thickness direction, leaving a portion that will become an edge around the periphery. The above-mentioned problem has been solved by a container that is used in the form of a rope that is stretched and recessed.

Function: Since the container of the present invention is a flat sheet of paper when not in use, it can be stored stacked as is.

When in use, when the central part is stretched in the thickness direction, the notched part opens and the whole becomes a rope-like shape, leaving a roughly flat edge, which can be used as a container to hold solid objects. .

Example Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

The container 10 has a plurality of incisions 12, 12... in a paper 11 approximately as thick as two business cards, as shown in FIG. It was formed by cutting into.

These notches 12 are adjacent notches 12 in parallel.
are formed so that they are staggered.

Note that the interval between the loops, the length and pitch of the notches 12 may be determined as appropriate depending on the weight of the item to be carried and the thickness and hardness of the paper. The longer the

It becomes easier to stretch into a net shape. The small center portion is the portion that becomes the bottom 14 of the container. As shown in FIG. 1, a pair of handles 16, 16 are formed around the paper 11 at a portion that will become the edge 15 of the container 10. When not using it as a container, use the second
As shown in the figure, it is in the state of a flat sheet of paper.

To use it as a container, stretch the bottom 14 in the thickness direction, the notch 12 will open, and the whole will stretch to form a concave rope-shaped container 10 (Fig. 1), which will look like a hamburger. A solid article excluding liquid A@: has a shape that can be placed inside it.

In this way, since the container 1o is a single flat sheet of paper when not in use, it can be stored stacked as is, which reduces storage space and makes it easy to take out.

Next, FIGS. 3 and 4 show a container 20 of another embodiment, and a paper 2
A plurality of notches 22, 22, . Each cut 22 on the same loop is spaced 120 degrees apart and has a cut length corresponding to a center angle of 90 degrees. In order to form a rope shape, the notches on the odd-numbered loops and the even-numbered loops from the inside are arranged 60 degrees apart from each other. Therefore, the notches 22 that are adjacent in parallel are staggered. The central portion becomes the bottom 24 of the container, and no cut is formed therein.

A pair of handles 261 and 261 are formed around the paper 21 in a portion that will become the Ji 25 of the container 20.

When not used as the container 20, it is a single sheet of flat paper as in the first embodiment.

When used as a container, when the bottom 24 is stretched in the thickness direction, each cut 22 opens and the entire body stretches to form a concave net shape. And 1 handle 26. ．． 262 downward, insert the tip of one handle 26□ into the innermost notch 22□, and insert the bifurcated portion 27.27 of the other handle 262 into the two innermost notches 22! , 22
Insert it across 1 to create an arc-shaped handle. In this way, one handle 26□, 26. Due to the elastic repulsive force of the container 2, the entire container can be held in a concave rope-like shape.
When used as 0, it does not easily lose its shape (see Figure 4).

FIG. 5 shows a container 30 according to yet another embodiment, which is shaped like a mask, which is especially appealing to young children, and has a plurality of concentric cuts 32, 32, etc. formed in the paper 31 to resemble mouths. It is formed by cutting into a loop shape (reference numeral 33). As in the previous embodiments, each cut 32 is formed in such a way that adjacent parallel cuts are staggered. The center of the portion corresponding to the mouth is the portion that will become the bottom 34 of the container.

The periphery of the paper 31 is the part that becomes the edge 35 of the container 30, and the part corresponding to the ears is a pair of handles 36, 36.

Various other shapes are also possible, such as the shape of a ship or the face of a panda.

In any of the above embodiments, it is preferable that the paper be coated with vinyl on one surface for reinforcement and waterproofing.

Effects of the Invention As described above, the container of the present invention has a
Since it is a single flat sheet of paper, it is easy to store and take out.

In addition, since it can be manufactured by simply making incisions in paper, manufacturing costs can be reduced. Therefore, it can be disposable together with a single paper tip, etc., and you can avoid having to take it out after each use.
In the restaurant industry, such as hamburger shops, it is possible to save labor.

Also, by adding appropriate colors and patterns to the food, it has the effect of making the food more pleasing to the eye, and the finished shape is interesting because it requires some modification to make it ready for use.

It stimulates "playfulness" and is suitable for use not only in the restaurant industry but also as a disposable container for use at home parties, hiking, sports days, etc.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a container according to a first embodiment of the present invention in use, FIG. 2 is a plan view before use, and FIG. 3 is a plan view of a container according to another embodiment of the present invention before use. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the container in use as a customer, and FIG. 5 is a plan view of a container according to still another embodiment of the present invention before use. 11.21,31...Paper 12.22,32...Notch 13.23,33...Loop 10.20,30...Container Figure 1 Figure 3 Figure 4

Claims (1)

[Claims] It is possible to use a piece of paper in which multiple cuts are formed in concentric loops, leaving an edge around the periphery, with adjacent cuts alternating, and then stretched in the thickness direction to create a recessed net shape. Characteristic: Container.