JPH0718593Y2 - Packaging bag for beverage cans - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packaging bag for beverage cans.

[0002]

[Prior Art and its Problems] In a store selling alcoholic beverages, juices, etc., after purchase, they put a beverage can or bottle in a packaging bag so that the buyer can easily hold it. The packaging bag is provided by a liquor or juice maker or ordered by a retailer, and most of them have a sales promotion advertisement printed on the side. This conventional packaging bag has the following problems. The conventional packaging bag is the same as the packaging bag for food products. Therefore, even if the packaging bag is filled with bottles and cans, the bottles and cans inside are unstable because they fall apart.
When the packaging bag is held in such a state, it is difficult to see what is printed with many irregularities and wrinkles on the side on which the advertisement is printed. Recently, the spread of automobiles is remarkable, and the number of people who go shopping for automobiles is increasing. In this case, at the time of starting or stopping, bottles and cans jump out of the packaging bag and are scattered in the trunk and the room, and the movement of the cans directly or indirectly hinders the operation. When the bottles and cans are put in the packaging bag in a loose state and suspended, the bottles and cans located outside are pushed into the center part and then placed in the center part. The cans, etc., are pushed out. As a result, it is difficult to hold and may drop cans. A product packaging bag that can solve these problems
No. 182345. This packaging bag
The holding pieces face each other, and the holding pieces are provided with fitting portions such as slits and holes for fitting and locking bottles and the like. According to this packaging bag, the bottle neck or the like can be fitted and fixed to the fitting portion of the holding piece, so that the above-mentioned problems can be solved for the time being. By the way, in recent years, a can is often used as a beverage container because it is convenient to use and does not require empty bottle storage.
However, the fitting portion of the packaging bag disclosed in the above publication is a thin slit or hole, so that it can cope with a bottle having a long neck, but cannot fix a can.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a packaging bag suitable for fixing the contained beverage can. Another object of the present invention is to provide a packaging bag which is easy to handle when not in use.

[0004]

The structure of the device devised to achieve the above object is as follows. That is, the present invention provides gussets on both sides of a cylinder formed of a stretchable and flexible synthetic resin sheet or film, and arranges the gussets on both sides to flatten both openings of the cylinder. , Both ends are sealed by heat welding, and a part of the central portion of the tubular body including the folded portion of the gusset is cut from one end to the other end, and when two beverage cans are accommodated side by side, The bag main body is formed such that the opening edge is slightly higher than the top of the beverage can, and the bag main body is a handle having a hole in the folded part of the gazette facing the upper both sides of the bag main body as the cutting residue. And a tongue piece that extends from the opening edge portion to face each other and that is provided between the handles, and in the vicinity of the extending portion of the tongue piece, the top portion of the beverage can accommodated by the lower edge portion. There is a base hole that is located slightly lower than The tip portion of the tongue forms a front portion bore, the tip portion hole and the root portions hole,
There is a can insert part that connects two beverage cans that are lined up together by connecting through discontinuous cuts, and a fragile connection part is provided at the discontinuous cut so that the can part does not spread when not in use Thus, the tip of each of the tongue pieces is pulled and stretched to fit the canister into the upper portion of the stored beverage can, and the contraction force of the tongue is used to fix the beverage can. It is a packaging bag for beverage cans. The shape and size of the can portion is not particularly limited as long as two beverage cans can be fitted together.

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. Reference numeral 1 indicates a packaging bag. The packaging bag 1 is provided with gussets 17 and 17a on both sides of a cylindrical body formed of a synthetic resin sheet or film having stretchability and flexibility such as polyethylene and polypropylene.
a is arranged on both left and right sides to flatten both upper and lower openings of the tubular body, and both ends are sealed by heat welding to provide a seal portion 20, and the tubular body including the folded portions of the gussets 17 and 17a. When the beverage cans C are arranged side by side by cutting off a part of the central portion of the beverage can from the upper part to the lower part, the bag main body 18 in which the opening edges 10, 10a are slightly higher than the top CT of the beverage cans Have (see FIG. 3). Bag body 1
As a cutting residue in FIG.
Handles 11, 11 having 0, 110a (shown in FIG. 3)
a is provided. Further, it has tongue pieces 12 and 12a extending from the opening edge portions 10 and 10a so as to face each other and provided between the handles 11 and 11a. This tongue piece 12, 12a
In the vicinity of the extending portion of the base portion, base holes 15, 15a are formed which are located slightly below the top CT of the beverage can C housed in the lower edge portions 150, 150a. Tip holes 14 and 14a are formed in the tip portions of the tongue pieces 12 and 12a.
4, 14a and the base holes 15, 15a are connected through discontinuous cuts 16, 16a to form can holders 13, 13a into which two lined beverage cans are inserted together. The breaks 16 and 16a are provided with fragile connecting portions 19 and 19a so that the can receiving portions 13 and 13a do not spread when not in use for convenient handling. In this embodiment, since there are many sheets or film portions which are not punched out widely, it is difficult to tear when the tongues 12 and 12a are pulled. Printing the advertisement on the side of the bag body 18 is optional.

(Operation) FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state where the can insertion portion is fitted in the accommodated beverage can, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of use. For example, in a case where six beverage cans C1 to C6 are arranged in two rows and stored, first, the six beverage cans C are opened from the opening of the packaging bag 1.
Put 1 to C6 inside. Then, one of the tongue pieces 12 is pulled and stretched, and the beverage cans C are accommodated in parallel.
Fit the canned portion 13 on the upper part of the C2 and C5. Next, the other tongue piece 12a is pulled and stretched, and the can insertion portion 13a is fitted over the beverage cans C2 and C5 accommodated in parallel.
Beverage cans C2, C5 using the contraction force of the tongue pieces 12, 12a
Is fixed, and the stored beverage cans C1 to C6 are integrated and stable. When the handles 11 and 11a are lifted, the weight of the beverage cans C1 to C6 in the packaging bag 1 closes the opening, so that the handles can be more sufficiently fixed. When fitting, the base hole 15,
The lower edges 150, 150a of the 15a are located slightly below the top CT of the contained beverage can, and the tongue pieces 12, 12 are brought into contact with the top CT of the beverage can by contacting the can holders 13, 13a.
When pushing down while pulling a, the cans 13 and 13a push and spread along the top CT of the beverage can.
19a is separated, and the can portions 13 and 13a can be easily fitted into the beverage can. Note that the connecting portions 19 and 19a may be torn off in advance by using a hand or the like before use. The present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims for utility model registration.

[0007]

The present invention has the above-mentioned structure and has the following effects. (1) The opening edge of the bag body is formed to be slightly higher than the top of the beverage can when the two beverage cans are arranged side by side. A can-insertion portion is formed for insertion, and the lower edge of the base hole is located slightly below the top of the contained beverage can. Therefore, when the tongue is brought into contact with the top of the beverage can and the tongue piece is pulled down and pushed down, the can is pushed and spreads along the top of the beverage can, and the can is easily fitted into the beverage can. (2) In the packaging bag, the number of beverage cans in which the sides of the bag body can be tensioned is stored, and the shrinking force of the tongue is used to fix the two beverage cans lined up in the packaging bag together. Cans are lined up. When the packaging bag is held in this state, the side on which the advertisement is printed becomes tense, so that the printed matter can be clearly seen, and the effect of the advertisement can be expected. In addition, since the beverage can is fixed, the beverage can does not jump out at the time of starting or stopping and are not scattered in the trunk or the room, and do not interfere with driving. (3) A fragile connecting part is provided at the discontinuity,
It is convenient to handle as the can compartment does not expand when not in use.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a can-inserting portion is fitted into a contained beverage can.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a usage example. 1 Packaging Bag 10,10a Opening Edge 11,11a Handle 12,12a Tongue Piece 13,13a Can Inserting Port 14,14a Front Hole 15,15a Base Hole 150,150a Lower Edge 16,16a Connecting Groove 18 Bag Body

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A gusset is provided on both sides of a tubular body formed of a synthetic resin sheet or film having stretchability and flexibility, and the gussets are arranged on both sides to flatten both openings of the tubular body. , Both ends are sealed by heat welding, and a part of the central portion of the tubular body including the folded portion of the gusset is cut from one end to the other end, and when two beverage cans are accommodated side by side, The bag main body is formed such that the opening edge is slightly higher than the top of the beverage can, and the bag main body is a handle having a hole in the folded part of the gazette facing the upper both sides of the bag main body as the cutting residue. And a tongue piece that extends from the opening edge portion so as to face each other and that is provided between the handles, and in the vicinity of the extended portion of the tongue piece, the top portion of the beverage can accommodated by the lower edge portion. There is a base hole located slightly lower than the A front hole is formed in the front portion of the tongue piece, and the front hole and the base hole are connected via a discontinuous cut to form a can-inserting portion into which two lined beverage cans are inserted together. There is a fragile connecting part in the discontinuous cut so that the can insertion part does not spread when not in use, and the tip of each tongue piece is pulled and stretched to the top of the accommodated beverage can. A beverage can packaging bag in which the can portion is fitted and the shrinkage force of the tongue piece is used to fix the beverage can.