JPH0635111U - Carton with carry handle - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Structure] A pair of lugs for forming a lug 6 along the length direction of the side wall 2 at approximately the center of the side wall 2 whose both ends are connected to the upper wall 1 and the bottom wall 3. Hand cuts 7, 7 are provided.
On the upper wall 1 and the bottom wall 3, a pair of fold-shaped cuts 8, 8 extending over the side wall 2 in which the ends of the upper wall 1 and the bottom wall 3 are slanted,
8 and 8 and folds 9 and 9 connecting the pair of cuts 8 and 8 and 8 and 8 are provided. In addition, arc-shaped folds 10 and 1 that connect the notch-shaped cuts 8, 8, 8 and 8 and the cuts 7 and 7 for forming the brace.
0, 10 and 10 are provided. [Effect] Since the carrying hand 6 is easily raised and a sufficient space for inserting fingers is formed between the carrying hand 6 and the article P, it is easy to carry. It can be easily manufactured by only adding the hand-forming cuts 7, 7 to the conventional carton.
Moreover, since it can be used as it is for a conventional packaging line using a carton, the cost does not increase. When the carrying hand 6 is not used, the article to be packaged cannot be seen, so the appearance is good.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a carton with a carrying handle, for example, a beverage with a can container such as beer or soft drink, especially a beverage with a can container in which the upper and lower ends are narrowed in a tapered shape like an aluminum can. .

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In many cases, canned beverages such as beer and soft drinks are packed in 24 cans in one carton, and in that case, the weight of a 350 cc can container is about 9 kg per carton. When carrying this by hand, it is a little difficult to carry, so various cartons with a raised hand have been proposed (for example, JP-A-2-282041, JP-B-3-2743, etc.).

[0003]

[Problems of the prior art]

 However, such a conventional carton with a carrying handle requires more material than a normal carton to form the carrying hand, and some of them have a hand insertion hole provided by cutting out a part of the carton in advance. Therefore, there are drawbacks that it is difficult to hold, the appearance of the can is partially exposed and the appearance is not good, and the can is scratched during transportation and transportation.

Therefore, the inventor of the present application has found that the upper and lower end portions of the peripheral wall of the aluminum can are slightly narrowed by being tapered, and when packed in a carton, the upper and lower end portions of the peripheral wall and the corner portion of the carton are I paid attention to the fact that there is a gap between them. By fully utilizing this gap, we came to the idea that a canister for beverages, which is commonly used, can be processed slightly without using a separate material to provide a convenient handle. Of.

That is, this invention can be manufactured at the same material cost as an ordinary carton, and has a good appearance without the can being seen from the outside except when carrying it while carrying it. It is an object of the present invention to provide a carton with a handle, which does not have a risk of damaging a can container and which can handle the conventional packaging line of a beverage manufacturer without any trouble.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 Therefore, in order to achieve the above object, the present invention is to provide a pair of cuts in the side wall and form the carrying hand along the longitudinal direction of the side wall, and to provide the bottom wall and the upper wall. The side end on the side of the grab has a slanted shape when the bail is raised, making it easier to raise the bail.

That is, the present invention is a carton in which the upper and lower surfaces of the can container face the upper wall or the bottom wall, and the side walls substantially connected to the upper wall and the bottom wall through folds. A pair of notches for forming a bail for forming a bail along the length of the side wall are provided in the central portion, and the upper wall and the bottom wall have a pair of notches for forming the bail when the bail is raised. A gist is a carton with a carrying handle, which is characterized in that a pair of cuts, which are slanted at the ends and extend over the side wall, and a fold on a line connecting the pair of cuts are provided. .

In order to make it easier to raise the brace, it is preferable to provide an arcuate fold that connects the baffle forming cut and the pair of cuts extending over the side wall.

Further, it is preferable that a thin material for reinforcing the hand is attached to the back surface of the side wall.

[0010]

[Action]

 While pushing down the center of the side walls on both sides of the carrying hand and grasping both ends of the carrying hand to lift the carton, the side walls of the top wall and the bottom wall are raised by the weight of the packaged object. It is pulled by your hand to form an oblique shape. As a result, the central part of the side wall rises upward, which in turn raises the carrying hand, creating a space between the carrying hand and the item to be packaged for inserting fingers.

[0011]

【Example】

 The present invention will be described below with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings.

The carton with a carrying handle according to the present invention follows the basic form of a so-called wrap-round type corrugated carton that has been generally used in the past, and is made from one cardboard and developed in FIG. As shown in the state, the top wall (1), the side wall (2), the bottom wall (3), the side wall (4) and the body bonding joint piece (5) are folded (20) (21) (22) (23). ), A predetermined number of cans, which are the objects to be packaged, are aligned in an upright state on the inner surface of the bottom wall (3), and then the side wall (2), the top wall (1), and the side wall. It is supposed that the (4) and the joining piece for sticking on the body (5) are bent so as to be wound around a can container.

In addition, the upper wall (1), the side wall (2), the bottom wall (3) and the side wall (4) are provided with folds (24) (at the upper and lower ends of each in the expanded state shown in FIG. 4). 24) (25) (25) (26) (26) (27) (27) for closing the opening part (14) (14) (15) (15) (16) (16) (17) ) (17) are connected in series. Fig. 1 shows a state where a predetermined number of cans (P) (P) ... are packed in this carton with a handle, and the closing pieces (14) (15) (16) (17) have openings. It is closed.

Along the lengthwise direction of the side wall (2), approximately at the center of the side wall (2) connected to the top wall (1) and the bottom wall (3) via folds (20) (21). A pair of cuts (7) (7) for forming a carrying hand are provided along the band, and the band-shaped portion between the main body parts (7a) (7a) serves as the carrying hand (6). On the back surface of the carrying hand (6), a strip-like carrying material (17) for reinforcing the carrying hand, which extends to both ends of the side wall (2), is attached. The notches (7) and (7) for forming the brace are formed such that the main body portions (7a) and (7a) are formed in an arc shape, and the both end portions (7b) and (7b) of the notches (7) are gently curved outward. It is formed in the shape of a substantially curved line, and its tips are connected via folds (11) (11). (12) (12) is a push-down portion surrounded by the notches (7) (7) for forming the brace and the folds (11) (11).

On the other hand, when the raising hand (6) is raised on the upper wall (1) and the bottom wall (3), the end portions of the upper wall (1) and the bottom wall (3) are inclined to form the side wall. (8) (8), (8), (8) and a pair of folds (8), (8), (8), (8) that connect the pair of cuts (8), (8), (8) 9) and (9) are provided. The fold-shaped cuts (8), (8), (8) and (8) and the cuts for forming the brace (7) and (7) are arcuate folds (10) and (10) on the lower surface side of the side wall (2). ), And the fold-shaped cuts (8) (8) (8) (8) facing each other across the side wall (2) are connected to each other through folds (13) (13). Has been.

In addition, the upper wall (1) is located at a central portion in the length direction of the upper wall (1) and near one side wall (2) along the width direction of the upper wall (1). The one-character cut (30) and a pair of H-shaped cuts (31) (31) (31) (31) are provided on both sides of the one-character cut (30) and the inner surface of the upper wall (1) The liner is provided with a pair of parallel perforations (32) (32) which are orthogonal to the one-character cut (30). The perforations (32) (32) are extended to the closing pieces (14) (14) connected to the upper wall (1), and the one-character cut (30) is used as a tear start site to form the perforations. The upper wall (1) can be broken along the eyes (32) (32). On the other hand, the side wall (4) is also provided with similar one-character cuts (30), C-shaped cuts (31) (31) (31) (31) and perforations (32) (32). The perforations (32) (32) are extended to the closing pieces (17) (17) connected to the side wall (4), and the one-character cut (30) is used as a tear start site, and The side wall (4) can be broken along the eyes (32) (32). By breaking the upper wall (1) and the side wall (4) in this way, a plurality of can containers (P) can be visually recognized by cutting out only a predetermined part without damaging the basic form of the carton at the time of display. It is possible to stack individual cartons.

In the figure, (33) is a cut for compensating the tear.

As described above, the carton with the carrying handle having the above-described structure is box-packed and affixed to the required places of the carton by a machine as in the case of a normal wrap-round type carton, and the completed packaging state shown in FIG. 1 is obtained. can get.

Next, an operation for raising and holding the carrying hand from the completed packaging state will be described. First, in the packaging completed state, the carrying hand (6) and the push-down parts (12) (12) on both sides thereof are flush with each other, but when the push-down parts (12) (12) are pushed down, The carrying hand (6) is relatively higher than the push-down parts (12) (12) so that the side ends thereof can be grasped. Therefore, if the carton is lifted while grasping both left and right ends of the carrying hand (6), or if only the carrying hand (6) is further lifted, a force to pull up the side end portion of the side wall (2) is generated. At that time, the end portions of the upper wall (1) and the bottom wall (3) connected to the side end portions of the side wall (2) are formed with fold-shaped cuts (8) (8) (8) (8) and cuts (8 ) (8) (8) (8) The part surrounded by the folds (9) and (9) that connect them inclines toward the side wall (2) side, and the middle part of the side wall (2) rises upward. Be lifted. As a result, the carrying hand (6) also moves substantially upward by the amount of the raised middle portion, so there is sufficient space for inserting fingers between the carrying hand (6) and the object to be packaged (P). Occurs. By inserting fingers into this space and grasping the carrying hand (6), the carrying of the carton can be carried easily.

Further, when the carton is not opened immediately after being transported by using the carrying hand (6) and the carrying hand (6) is pushed down, the pushing parts (12) (12) are pushed down. The side wall (2) is flat and the can container is not exposed, which is sanitary and has a good appearance.

The cuts (7) and (7) for forming the carrying hand, and the fold-shaped cuts (8) and (8) () extending over the top wall (1) or the bottom wall (3) and the side wall (2). 8) The arc-shaped folds (10), (10), (10) and (10) connecting with (8) are not always necessary, but are preferable because they make it easier to raise the carrying hand (6). Further, although the tape for reinforcing the carrying hand () on the back surface of the side wall is thick enough to pass through the back surface of the carrying hand (6) in the embodiment, it is necessary to cover the entire back surface of the side wall if necessary. However, if the strength of corrugated board permits, it is not necessary.

[0022]

[Effect of device]

 According to the above, the carton with the handle according to the present invention is a carton in which the upper and lower surfaces of the can container (P) face the upper wall (1) or the bottom wall (3), respectively. ) And the bottom wall (3) through the folds (20) and (21) connected to the center of the side wall (2) to form a handle (6) along the length of the side wall (2). A pair of notches (7) (7) for forming a carrying hand are provided for the upper wall (1) and the bottom wall (3) when the carrying hand (6) is raised. A pair of cuts (8), (8), (8), (8), which are slanted at the end of the bottom wall (3) and which straddle the side wall (2), and a pair of the cuts (8), (8). ), And folds (9) and (9) that connect (8) and (8) are provided, it is easy to raise the carrying hand 6 and the fingers between the carrying hand 6 and the package P. Than enough space of only pledge occur, it is easy to Hisageji.

Before using the carrying hand (6), the carton only has cuts (7) (7) (8) (8) ... and folds (9) (9), Since the package cannot be seen, the appearance is good and the packaged item can be sufficiently protected.

Further, the conventional carton is provided with a cut (7) (7) for forming a hand, a pair of cuts (8) (8), (8) (8) and a pair of cuts (8) (8) (8) extending over the side wall (2). Simply by adding the folds (9) and (9) that connect the cuts (8) (8) and (8) (8), the product can be easily manufactured and can be used as it is for conventional packaging lines using cartons. Therefore, there is an advantage that cost up does not occur.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of a carton with a carrying handle according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the carton with the carrying handle with the carrying handle raised.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a developed state of the carton with the carrying handle.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Top wall 2 ... Side wall 3 ... Bottom wall 4 ... Side wall 6 ... Raising hand 7 ... Raising hand forming cut 8 ... Crease-shaped cut 9 ... Fold 10 ... Arc-shaped fold 20, 21 ... Fold

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A carton in which both upper and lower surfaces of a can container (P) face a top wall (1) or a bottom wall (3), and folds are formed on the top wall (1) and the bottom wall (3). (20)
A pair of notches (7) for forming a carrying hand for forming a carrying hand (6) along the length direction of the side wall (2) in the central part of the side wall (2) which is continuously provided via (21). (7) is provided, and the ends of the top wall (1) and the bottom wall (3) are inclined when raising the carrying hand (6) on the top wall (1) and the bottom wall (3). , A pair of cuts (8) spanning the side wall (2)
(8), (8), (8) and this pair of cut lines (8)
(8), A fold (9) (9) connecting (8) and (8), and a carton with a carrying handle characterized by being provided. 2. The notch (7) (7) for forming the carrying hand
(7) (7) has an arc shape and an arc fold (1
Cuts (8) (8) extending from the top wall (1) or the bottom wall (3) to the side wall (2) via 0 (10) (10) (10)
(8) The carton with a handle according to claim 2, which is tied to (8). 3. The carton with a carrying handle according to claim 1, wherein the side wall (2) has a carrying material (17) for reinforcing a carrying hand attached to the back surface.