JPH0454906Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) This invention relates to a lock-type partition for separating and protecting packed bottles and the like.

(Prior art) When bottles are stored in boxes such as cardboard,
A set of partitions is used to separate and protect the bottles from contacting each other and damaging them during transportation.

Conventionally, this type of partition has been constructed by combining partition plates a and b in an almost lattice-like manner as shown in Fig. 4.
The box is inserted into the box to separate the bottles and other items stored in the box.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) In the above-mentioned conventional example, although the horizontal partition plate a and the vertical partition plate b are assembled to each other in a lattice shape, the assembled partitions are removed from the box after transportation. When pulled out, both partition plates would fall apart, and if they were to be reused, they would have to be reassembled, which was extremely troublesome.

This invention attempts to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems by providing a partition that locks the horizontal and vertical partition plates together so that they will not come apart even when the box is pulled out. .

(Means for Solving the Problem) As a means to solve this problem, this invention is an assembly in which partition plates are assembled almost in a grid pattern, and the bottles etc. stored in the box are divided into individual parts. In the partition, one partition plate is formed to the height of the inside of the box, and engagement holes are provided approximately in the middle at predetermined intervals, and slit-shaped notches are provided below each hole. At the same time, a projecting piece is formed at the lower end of this notch, and the other partition plate, which is inserted orthogonally to this partition plate and assembled, has a height that reaches the shoulder of the bottle stored in the box. A slit-like cutout corresponding to the cutout is provided at the upper part, and a protrusion that engages with the hole is provided at the upper end of the cutout,
Furthermore, the gist is that a notch is provided at the lower end of each notch to engage with the projecting piece of one of the partition plates.

(Example) This invention will be specifically explained below with reference to the illustrated example.

In the figure, 1 is a partition plate that partitions in the horizontal direction (hereinafter referred to as a horizontal partition plate), and there are a plurality of square holes 1a for engagement at regular intervals (three in the illustrated example) approximately in the middle part.
A slit-like notch 1b is cut below the square hole to the lower end, and a locking protrusion 1c is formed at the end of this notch, and the opposite side of this protrusion is inclined. A portion 1d is formed respectively.

2 is a partition plate that partitions in the vertical direction (hereinafter referred to as a vertical partition plate)
It is formed to be smaller in size than the horizontal partition plate 1, and has slit-shaped notches 2a corresponding to the notches 1b formed at predetermined intervals from the upper end to approximately the center thereof, and the upper end of this notch. A locking protrusion 2b that engages with the square hole 1a is formed, and an inclined portion 2c is formed on the opposite side of this protrusion, and below the notch 2a, the protrusion 1c is formed.
A notch 2d is formed to engage with.

This vertical partition plate 2 can be assembled and locked onto the horizontal partition plate 1. That is, two of the horizontal partition plates 1 are arranged in parallel, the interval between them is adjusted to the interval of the notches 2a of the vertical partition plate 2, and the notches 1b of the horizontal partition plate 2 are aligned with the notches 1b of the horizontal partition plate 1. When the horizontal partition plate 2 is inserted from below by fitting the notches 2a, the protrusions 2b of the horizontal partition plate 2 engage with the square holes 1a of the horizontal partition plate 1, and the protrusions 1c of the horizontal partition plate 1 are inserted into the vertical partitions. engages with the notch 2d of the plate 2,
The vertical partition plate 2 can be assembled to the two horizontal partition plates 1 in a perpendicular state. Inclined portion 1d of the horizontal partition plate 1
The inclined portion 2c of the vertical partition plate 2 is useful for making it easier to insert the vertical partition plate 2 into the horizontal partition plate 1 as described above.

In this manner, the assembled partition 3 is formed by assembling the three vertical partition plates 2 to the two horizontal partition plates 1 in a perpendicular state.

As shown in FIG. 2, the partition 3 according to the present invention configured as described above can be inserted from above into a box 5 made of cardboard or the like in which the bottles 4 are stored, to separate 12 bottles into individual bottles. can. At this time, the vertical partition plate 2 is set to a height h that reaches the shoulder of the bin 4, and the horizontal partition plate 1 is set to a height H that is approximately inside the box 5, and the bin 4 is In addition to providing sufficient protection, it is also possible to insert the assembled partition 3 with one hand by squeezing the upper parts of the two tall horizontal partition plates 1 and pinching them between your fingers.

To pull out the partition 3 after transportation, etc., it is easy to pull out the partition 3 by lifting the top of the tall horizontal partition 1. In this case, you can also pull out the partition 3 with one hand by squeezing the horizontal partition 1 and holding it between your fingers. You can also pull it out.

Even if the partition 3 is pulled out in this way, the horizontal partition plate 1 and the vertical partition plate 2 are mutually locked, so they will not come apart like in the past, and as shown in FIG. By pulling the two horizontal partition plates 1 in opposite directions, the partition 3 can be folded up, making it easy to reuse and convenient for storage. For reuse, by pushing the two horizontal partition plates 1 against each other in the opposite direction from the folded state, the original lattice state can be immediately restored.

When the partition 3 is folded as described above,
The protruding piece 2b of the vertical partition plate 2 is inserted into the square hole 1 of the horizontal partition plate 1.
a, and the protruding piece 1c of the horizontal partition plate 1 is removed from the vertical partition plate 2.
However, since the middle part 2e of the vertical partition plate 2 is held between the two horizontal partition plates 1, each vertical partition plate 2 comes off from the horizontal partition plate 1 and falls. There's nothing to do. When it is opened into a lattice shape during reuse as described above, the protruding pieces 2b of the vertical partition plate 2 are inserted into the square holes 1a of the horizontal partition plate 1, and the protruding pieces 1c of the horizontal partition plate 1 are inserted into the notches of the vertical partition plate 2. 2d, and the two are locked together again, and the vertical partition plate 2 is received by the side wall of the notch 1b of the horizontal partition plate 1, and the side wall acts as a stopper, so that the vertical partition plate 2 can no longer be moved. There is no rotation, and the entire partition can be reliably maintained in a lattice shape.

(Effects of the invention) As explained above, according to this invention, the vertical and horizontal partition plates that make up the partition are mutually locked,
When the partitions are folded, they are unlocked, and when they are opened, they are automatically locked again, creating a lattice-like structure, so even when the partitions are pulled out of the box, they do not fall apart, allowing the partitions to be reused. Since it can be stored in a folded state, it does not take up much space, and it has excellent effects such as the ability to easily insert and remove the partitions with one hand.

In addition, the vertical partitions are set to a height that reaches the shoulder of the bottle, and the horizontal partitions are set to the height of the inside of the box, so the bottles can be sufficiently protected and the height can be increased. If you pinch the tops of the two horizontal partition plates between your fingers, you can easily insert and remove the partitions with one hand.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of the partition according to this invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing the state in use, and Fig. 3 is a top view showing the state when the partition is folded. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional example. 1...Horizontal partition plate, 1a...Square hole, 1b...Notch, 1c...Protrusion piece, 1d...Slope part, 2...Vertical partition plate, 2a...Notch, 2b...Protrusion piece, 2c
... Sloped part, 2d ... Notch, 3 ... Partition, 4 ... Bottle, 5 ... Box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a set of partitions in which partition plates are assembled almost in a grid pattern to separate bottles, etc. stored in a box, one of the partition plates is formed to the height of the inside of the box, and is connected to approximately the middle part. Multiple holes are provided at predetermined intervals, and a slit-like notch is provided below each hole, and a protruding piece is formed at the lower end of this notch, and a protruding piece is formed at the lower end of each of the holes, and a protruding piece is formed at the lower end of the notch. The other partition plate, which is inserted and assembled into the box, is formed in a height dimension that reaches the shoulder of the bottle stored in the box, and has a slit-shaped cutout corresponding to the cutout in the upper part, and this cutout A protruding piece that engages with the hole is provided at the upper end, and a notch that engages with the protruding piece of the one partition plate is provided at the lower end of each notch. A lock-type partition for boxes.