JPH0415625Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] This invention relates to a packaging box that can be transformed into a stable display stand.

[Conventional technology]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, packaging boxes that can also serve as display stands have been in widespread use, allowing products to be stored and transported as well as being able to be displayed and sold at a store immediately after being unpacked.

9 to 11 show this type of packaging box described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 52-17230, in which a tray-shaped inner box 41
The inner box 41 is slidably inserted into a rectangular cylindrical outer box 42 with openings at both ends, and the outer box 42 is provided with required fold lines and cut lines so that the cylindrical body is shaped like an inverted V. It can be bent and becomes a display stand (see Figure 11), on which an inner box can be placed diagonally.

The outer box 42 includes a bottom plate 43 having a shorter length than the inner box 41, and a top plate 44 having approximately the same length as the inner box 41.
It is formed from a pair of side plates 45 that connect these two plates.

The bottom plate 43 is provided with a transverse mountain fold line 46 at the center.

Each side plate 45 is formed with an oblique side 47 at both ends, and is provided with a diagonal transverse cut line 48 that reaches the transverse mountain fold line 46 of the bottom plate 43.

The top plate 44 is provided with a wavy transverse score line 49 connecting the ends of both transverse score lines 48 and a linear transverse valley fold line 50.

As shown in FIG. 11, this packaging box has a top plate 44 opened from a transverse cut line 49, and a bottom plate 43 bent from a transverse mountain fold line 46 in an inverted V shape.
The inner box 41 is displayed diagonally on top of this. The part between the wave-shaped transverse cut line 49 and the transverse valley fold line 50 becomes a folding piece 51, which becomes the back rest of the inner box 41 on display.

[Problem to be solved by the invention] However, in this conventional packaging box that also serves as a display stand, the inner box is simply placed diagonally on top of the inverted V-shaped outer box during display, and no effective locking means is provided. Because there was no support, there were problems with the display's stability, including the fact that it could fall over even if touched slightly during the exhibition.

This idea was made in view of these problems, and its purpose is to fully fit the inner box into the legs of the display stand, which is made by bending the outer box, to ensure stability. The aim is to provide a packaging box that doubles as a good display stand.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above object, the packaging box that also serves as a display stand in this invention is provided with a vertical cut line of a required length along the ridgeline of the outer box at both ends of the series of cross cut lines, and a cross cut line. This is a wall board that does not have a score line and has multiple transverse fold lines that intersect with the vertical score line.

[Effect]

In the display stand and packaging box configured in this way, the transformed display stand is folded in the area surrounded by the vertical cut line and the multiple transverse crease lines, so that the inner box is fitted deeply into the display stand. This lowers the center of gravity.

〔Example〕

Figures 1 to 5 show an embodiment of this invention, and this packaging box that also serves as a display stand consists of an elongated tray-shaped inner box 1 made of cardboard or other thick paper with an open top, and this inner box 1. It consists of a rectangular cylindrical outer box 2 with openings at both ends into which the outer box 2 is slidably inserted.

The outer box 2 is formed by bending a single punched blank sheet as shown in FIG. The punched blank sheet has side plates 5 connected to both side edges of a rectangular top plate 3 via a fold line 4, and each side plate 5.
A half-bottom plate 8, which has a glue margin 7 at the end and is joined to form a bottom plate, is connected to the side edge of the half-bottom plate 8 via a fold line 6.

The top plate 3 is provided with a transverse cut line 9 at a slightly offset position, and this transverse cut line 9 crosses each side plate 5 and reaches the boundary with the bottom plate,
The transverse cut line 9 in is a dogleg-shaped cut line 10 that is bent in the middle. Further, at the boundary between the half-bottom plate 8 and each side plate 5, that is, on the fold line 6, there is a vertical cut line 1 of a required length that intersects with the end of the dogleg-shaped cut line 10.
1, and each half-bottom plate 8 has four transverse fold lines 1 perpendicular to the vertical score line 11.
2, 13, 14, and 15 are arranged in parallel at required intervals up to a gluing margin of 7.

The transverse crease lines 12, 15 start from the ends of the vertical score line 11, and the transverse crease lines 13, 14 are located between the transverse crease lines 12, 15. Further, the transverse crease line 14 is located exactly at the center of the half-bottom plate 8, and the distance between the transverse crease lines 12 and 14 and the distance between the transverse crease lines 14 and 15 are approximately the same dimension. Furthermore, the transverse fold line 13 is similar to the transverse fold lines 12 and 14.
It is located in the center between.

When the packaging box that also serves as a display stand is used for displaying products, the first display form is as shown in FIGS. At the same time as dividing, by folding the bottom plate of the outer box 2 in two from the transverse fold line 14, the outer box 2 can be transformed into a rectangular cylindrical leg A with a taller length and a prismatic cylindrical leg B with a shorter length. can.

Further, fold the upper part of the bottom plate folded in two into the legs A from the transverse fold lines 12 and 15. This display stand is placed with its short legs B facing forward, and the middle box 1 is placed diagonally so that one end corner extends into the leg B and the other end protrudes backward from leg A. .

In such a display form, the inner box is deeply fitted into the two cylindrical legs, and the side plates 5 are tightly abutted on both sides of the inner box to sandwich it. The position of the inner box is lowered by folding the portion surrounded by the transverse fold lines 12 and 15, and the inner box is less likely to fall over and has good stability.

FIG. 5 shows a second display form of this embodiment, in which the bottom plate folded in two is expanded to separate the legs A and B, and the small part between the transverse fold lines 12 and 14 is It protrudes into the legs A, and the inner box 1 is placed on the horizontal bottom plate. In this second display form, the legs are separated, which further expands the site area, and also lowers the center of gravity of the inner box, which has the advantage of further increasing stability.

Note that locking means for fixing the inner box 1 to the legs A and B may be provided as necessary.

6 to 8 show another embodiment of this invention, in which two tray-shaped inner boxes 22 are slidably fitted into a square cylindrical outer box 21.

The punched blank sheet forming the outer box 21 is the seventh
As shown in the figure, a side plate 24 and a half-bottom plate 25 are connected to both side edges of a rectangular top plate 23, respectively. A straight transverse cut line 26 is provided in the center of the top plate 23 and each side plate 24, and a vertical cut line 27 of a required length is provided on the boundary between each half-bottom plate 25 and each side plate 24. Each half-bottom plate 25 is provided with four transverse fold lines 28, 2 that intersect with the vertical score line 27.
9, 30, and 31 are arranged in parallel.

The transverse crease line 30 is located at the center of the half-bottom plate 25 and is an extension of the transverse cut line 26. The distance between the transverse fold lines 28 and 30 is the transverse fold line 30,
31, and the transverse fold line 29 is located in the center between the transverse fold lines 28 and 29.

When using this example for product display, please refer to the 8th
As shown in the figure, by bending the outer box 22 as in the second display form of the previous embodiment, it can be transformed into a display stand with two legs C slightly apart. When the two inner boxes 22 are stacked on top of each other and placed on this display stand,
Since the top plate 23 and side plates 24 are in an upright position on the four sides, they will not slip down.

In each of the above-mentioned embodiments, the transverse cut line was provided on the top plate and both side plates, but it goes without saying that it may be provided on the bottom plate and both side plates. A similar configuration can also be obtained by making the side panels stand out on the top panel, and the present invention includes these.

[Effects of the invention] This invention is structured as described above, so
This produces the following effects.

When displaying products, a display stand with a deformed outer box is bent and folded at the center of the bottom plate between the vertical and horizontal cut lines, so the inner box fits that much deeper. This lowers the center of gravity, which increases stability and prevents it from accidentally tipping over during exhibition.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of this invention;
Figure 2 is a developed view of the outer box of the same as above, Figures 3 and 4 are perspective views and longitudinal cross-sectional views of the outer box showing the first display form of the above, and Figure 5 is a longitudinal cross-section of the outer box showing the second display form. figure,
FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the invention, FIG. 7 is a developed view of the outer box of the same, and FIG. 8 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the display form of the same. Moreover, FIG. 9 is a side view showing a conventional example, and FIGS. 10 and 11 are a developed view of the same outer box and a vertical cross-sectional view showing a display form. A, B, C... Legs, 1, 22, 41... Middle box,
2, 21, 42... Outer box, 3, 23, 44... Top plate, 5, 24, 45... Side plate, 9, 26...
Transverse cut line, 11, 27... Vertical cut line, 12, 1
3, 14, 15, 28, 29, 30, 31...transverse fold line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It consists of an inner box and a rectangular cylindrical outer box into which the inner box is slidably inserted.The outer box has four wall plates: a bottom plate, both side plates, and a top plate. In the packaging box that also serves as a display stand, the wall plate and both side plates are provided with a series of transverse cut lines, and the outer box can be folded back from the wall plate without the transverse cut line to form display stand legs. A vertical score line of the required length is provided along the ridgeline of the outer box at both ends of the transverse score line, and multiple cross-cut lines are provided that intersect with the vertical score line on the wall plate that does not have a transverse score line. A packaging box that doubles as a display stand, featuring parallel lines of sight.