JPH0513703Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] <Industrial application field> This invention is mainly used for decoration cakes,
This invention relates to a packaging structure for cakes used for portable use, such as shortcakes.

<Conventional technology> Conventionally, when packaging decorations or shorthair cakes with ornaments, especially fresh fruits such as strawberries, it has been difficult to prevent the deterioration of the cake or the deterioration of the fruit itself due to the action of bacteria that adhere to the raw strawberries. For example, as shown in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 59-29859,
A structure in which a fruit storage case is separately attached to the outside of the packaging box is known.

<Problems to be solved by the invention> However, in the conventional packaging structure shown in the above-mentioned publication, firstly, in order to secure the case of strawberries etc. to the outer periphery of the packaging box, the packaging boxes are stacked and stored when selling in stores. Not only is it difficult to store the product, but the external case also gets stuck when you take it home after selling it at a store.
It has drawbacks such as falling when hands or objects come into contact with it during handling.

Second, packaging boxes are stored at low temperatures in refrigerators for long periods of time before being sold in stores, so there is a risk that the packaging box material (paper) may contain moisture or adhere to the surface. However, the adhesion of adhesives and adhesive tapes is poor, the adhesion of the external case is poor, and the cost of applying adhesives and pasting tapes increases.

For this reason, in the conventional example mentioned above, the outer case is not actually attached to the packaging box and is handled separately, and the original purpose of attaching the outer case is not fully utilized. The current situation is that there is no such thing.

Thirdly, the outer case must be attached to the end of the top plate of the packaging box with a locking tab for maintaining the fixation of the outer case, which makes the assembly and bonding work at the store cumbersome.

<Means for solving the problem> The present invention to solve the above problems is as follows.
The cake plate 13 on which the cake 14 is placed is placed on the cake 14.
In the structure where the cake plate 13 is stored in a packaging box 1, a standing portion 17 is formed at the end of the cake plate 13, and the standing portion 1
An accessory case 19 for storing accessories other than the cake 14 is inserted between the inner surface of the peripheral wall of the packaging box 1 and the inner surface of the peripheral wall of the packaging box 1, and movement of the accessory case 19 is regulated by the inner surface of the box peripheral wall and the upright portion 17. It is characterized by a mechanism.

<Function> The cake 14 is placed on the cake plate 13 and inserted from the opening side of the packaging box 1. At this time, the upright part 17 of the cake plate 13 serves as a pushing contact surface for pushing the cake 14 without damaging it. When removing the cake, it acts as a handle to prevent damage to the cake periphery.
Additionally, an accessory case 19 for storing accessories other than the cake 14 between the upright portion 17 and the inner surface of the peripheral wall of the packaging box 1
When housed, the upright portion 17 prevents dirt and damage to the cake 14 due to contact between the attached case 19 and the cake 14, and also restricts the movement of the attached case 19.

<Embodiment> To explain in detail the embodiment of the present invention shown below, FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a packaging box and accessories. The recessed portion of the handle 3 is sealed with a sealing sheet 4 attached from the inner surface of the top plate 2.

The peripheral wall of the packaging box 1 is connected to the side wall 5 in a cylindrical shape, and the front and rear ends have auxiliary flaps 6, 6 connected to the preprocessing section 5, and a locking piece 7 with a plug-in locking piece connected to the top plate 2. It consists of a stop flap 8 and a wall flap 11 connected to the bottom 9, each of which can be folded open and closed, and the packaging box 1 as a whole can be folded flat. Wall flap 11
An insertion hole 12 for inserting the locking piece 7 and locking the wall flap 11 in an upright state is formed in the hole.

Inside the packaging box 1, a cake plate 13 having a width and shape corresponding to the width of the bottom part 9 is placed inside the packaging box 1.
(See Figures 5 and 6) and insert the
The cake pan 13 is composed of an upright portion 17 whose insertion end is bent at a fold line 15 to stand up at a substantially right angle, and a pan bottom 18 on which the cake 14 is placed.
Each of the opposite sides of the four sides substantially coincides with the outer diameter of the cake 14.

A storage space 21 is provided between the discharge port 17 and the wall flap 11 which is erected to accommodate an attached case 19 described below in a manner that restricts its movement.
is beginning to form. Attached case 19
is formed by a top plate 22 whose peripheral wall is formed into a cylindrical shape, a fixed side wall 23, a bottom part 24, a movable side wall 25, and a locking end 26 inserted into the lower part of the opening/closing end of the top plate 22, and both end walls 27 are formed at the bottom part. 24, and the attached case 19 itself is configured to be foldable flat via a foldable pleated connecting piece 28 between the ends of the fixed side wall 23 and the movable side wall 25. The locking piece 22a of the hook formed at the end and the locking hole 26a formed at the locking end 26 allow the hook to be opened and closed.

In the accessory case 19, accessories such as strawberries and other fruits to be arranged on the cake 14, chocolate chips, candy, candles, and other decorations are stored directly or via an internal container, and the storage space of the packaging box 1 is 21 between the upright portion 17 of the cake plate 13 and the peripheral wall of the packaging box 1 (auxiliary flap 6 and wall flap 11). The attached case 19 inserted here is the standing part 1
7 and the surrounding wall, but also the outlet 1
It is held elastically by the spring force acting in the direction of collapse of the cake 7, and is held without contacting the cake 14 with its movement regulated.

As shown in FIG. 2, the cake plate 13 has a cake lock 31 made of metal fittings that can be bent and raised fixed in the center of the plate bottom 18, and is inserted upward into the bottom of the cake 14 to lock the cake from moving. At the same time, a sheet 29 made of cellophane paper or the like is fixed to cover the surface of the cake plate 13 to prevent cake adhesion and damage. A radius is formed at the corner of the insertion end of the dish bottom 18, and a crease 32 for bending and raising the corner is formed in the shape of a corner cut. A storage section 30 for storing a cold insulating material (not shown) such as dry ice is formed between the back surface of the corner upright section 33 erected by the fold 32 and the inner surface of the corner peripheral wall of the packaging box 1. . With this configuration, it is possible to store or carry the cake housed in the packaging box 1 in a cold state, and it is possible to prevent deformation or deterioration of the cake, fresh fruit, etc. due to temperature.

Further, the inner surface of the corner upright portion 33 is similar to that of the other upright portion 1.
7 and the peripheral wall, it becomes a wall surrounding or close to the outer periphery of the cake, and also prevents movement of the cake and protects the outer periphery. In addition, the standing portion 17 can be used as a handle when taking the cake placed on the cake plate 13 into and out of the packaging box 1, or as a back wall when displaying it in a show case or the like.

FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the cake pan 13, in which the upright portion 17 is formed only at the center of the insertion end side of the pan bottom 18, and has an oval shape.
A decoration 34 such as printing or pasting of a ribbon-like pattern is applied to the surface and the edge of the bottom of the dish. In this example, folds 32 are formed at the four corners of the dish bottom 18.

35 is the top plate 2 of the packaging box 1 containing the cake 14
This case cover is removably fitted or loosely fitted so as to cover the top and the upper part of the surrounding wall, and is formed into a box shape with an upper cover 36 and a surrounding wall cover 37 corresponding to the top plate 2 and the surrounding wall of the packaging box 1. A slit 38 is formed as a handle insertion hole in the center thereof so that the handles 3, 3 of the packaging box 1 in an upright state can be inserted therethrough.

The lower end of the peripheral wall cover 37 extends as far as possible below the locking flap 8 when fitted to the packaging box 1, and covers not only the insertion hole 12 but also at least the upper part of the folding gap at the four corners of the packaging box 1. It is structured as follows. Furthermore, folds 39 are formed at corresponding positions on the opposing peripheral wall covers 37, and the case cover 35 itself has a structure that can be folded along the folds 39, as shown in FIG. 41 is slit 3
8 is a decorative portion printed or pasted on the surface of the case cover 35 in the form of a decorative tape, and the surface of the case cover 35 can be freely decorated with various other decorations, printing, etc.

FIGS. 5 and 6 are a side view and a front view of the central vertical section of the packaging box with cover in this embodiment.

<Effects of the invention> As a result of the packaging structure of the invention constructed as described above, it has the following specific effects.

B. The attached case for storing fresh fruit, cake decorations, etc. is structured to be stably stored inside the packaging box, so compared to conventional cases that protrude outside, this case is used to temporarily store the box during over-the-counter sales, etc. They can be stacked and stored, saving storage space at stores, and there is no need to combine or attach the accompanying cases to each box at the time of sale.

(b) Not only does it eliminate the need for detailed and troublesome work such as gluing to fix the accessory case to the packaging box and raising the locking tongue to restrict movement, but also the preparation of adhesives, tape, etc. In addition to reducing costs, there is no inconvenience such as falling of the attached case due to poor adhesion or contact during handling.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the overall structure of a packaging box with a cover, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing different embodiments of the cake plate; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the cake cover in a folded state; FIG.
6 are a side view and a front view of the central vertical section of the packaging box with a cover, and FIGS. 7 and 8 are developed views of the packaging box and the case cover. 1...Packaging box, 2...Top plate, 3...Handle, 5...
... Side wall, 6... Auxiliary flap, 7... Locking piece, 1
1... Wall flap, 12... Insertion hole, 13...
Cake plate, 14... Cake, 17... Standing part, 1
9... Attached case, 21... Storage space, 30
...Cold storage material storage section, 32...Fold, 33...Corner upright portion, 35...Case cover, 36...Top cover, 37...Peripheral wall cover, 38...Slit, 39...Fold, 41 ...Decoration department.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Cake plate 13 with cake 14 placed on it is cake 1
In the structure of storing the cake in the packaging box 1 of No. 4, an upright portion 17 is formed at the end of the cake pan 13, and accessories other than the cake 14 are accommodated between the upright portion 17 and the inner surface of the peripheral wall of the packaging box 1. Insert the attached case 19,
A cake packaging structure in which the movement of the attached case 19 is regulated by the inner surface of the peripheral wall of the packaging box 1 and the upright portion 17.