JPH0728013U - Packaging dividers for medicine bottles and ampoules - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] When a flat partition box is three-dimensionalized, a storage space for drug vials and a storage space for ampoules are automatically formed, resulting in good assembly efficiency and a small storage volume. It is an object of the present invention to provide a packaging partition box for containing a medicine bottle and an ampoule. [Structure] A box and a partition are formed using a piece of paper pattern, and in particular, a vertical fold g
Intermediate partition wall 1 for medicine bottles in which glue pieces 15 and 16 are extended through
A plurality of cutting lines 18 and standing fold lines 19 each having a substantially S-shape or an inverted S-shape facing the direction orthogonal to the folds o and p through the horizontal folds o and p are provided on the upper and lower edges of Separators 20
a and 20b to form partition walls 21 and 22 that form an even number of drug vial storage parts in two rows, and a vial forming wall 13 is extended through lateral folds k, Also, the intermediate partition wall 6
On the upper edge, a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 23 and standing fold lines 24 that are oriented in a direction orthogonal to the horizontal fold m are arranged in a line in the same number as the number of drug vial storage parts. This is a configuration in which an ampoule separating piece 25 forming the ampoule housing portion is formed.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a packaging partition box for containing a medicine bottle (vial bottle) and an ampoule.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 A conventional partitioning box for storing a medicine bottle and an ampoule has a space for accommodating a medicine bottle and an ampule separately from the box body, as described in, for example, Japanese Patent Publication No. 53-31073. The formed partition frame is manufactured and stored in the box body.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 In such a partition box, the medicine bottles and ampoules are to be stored either by assembling a flat box body and accommodating partition frames in each case, or by preliminarily assembling and storing them in large numbers. However, it is very troublesome and the work efficiency of the accommodation is poor, and it is difficult to secure the storage place by the method of pre-assembling and storing.

The object of the present invention is to automatically form a storage space for a medicine bottle and a storage space for an ampoule when a flat partition box is three-dimensionalized, which is efficient in assembling and has a small storage volume. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a packaging partition box for storing a medicine bottle and an ampoule where it is needed.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention achieves the above-mentioned object, in which the left side wall 1, the front wall 2, the right side wall 3, the rear wall 4, the intermediate side wall 5, the intermediate partition wall 6, and the glue piece 7 are vertically folded a, b ,. The upper flap piece 8 and the lower flap piece 9 are connected to each other via the c, d, e, and f, and the upper flap piece 8 and the lower flap piece 9 are respectively extended to the upper and lower edges of the left side wall 1 and the right side wall 3 through the horizontal folds n and h. A bottom lid 11 and a canopy 12 are extended on the upper and lower edges of the rear wall 4 via lateral folds i and j, and a drug vial storage portion forming wall 13 is laterally fold k on the upper edge of the front wall 2. And an ampoule containing portion forming wall 14 extending through the lateral fold m at the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6, and the drug vial containing portion forming wall 13 is At the upper and lower edges of the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 in which the glue pieces 15 and 16 are extended to the left and right through the vertical folds g, the direction orthogonal to the folds o and p is set via the horizontal folds o and p. Multiple facing S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cuts A plurality of partition pieces 20a, 20b are formed by the fold line 18 for standing up and the erection line 19 to form partition wall portions 21 and 22 for forming a drug vial storage portion in two rows, and the ampoule storage portion forming wall 14 is formed. Is an ampoule delimiter 25 that forms an even number of ampoule accommodating portions in a row by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 23 and standing fold lines 24 that are oriented in a direction orthogonal to the horizontal fold m. It is constructed so that it can be assembled from the box expansion body that was formed.

[0006]

[Action]

 The packaging partition box of the present invention comprises a box part and a partition part formed by using a piece of paper pattern, and in particular, a drug bottle storage part forming wall 13 is formed on the upper edge of the front wall 2. A wall 14 for forming an ampoule accommodating portion is extended through a lateral fold m at the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 and extends through the lateral fold k. Numeral 13 indicates the folds o, p via the lateral folds o, p at the upper and lower edges of the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 in which the glue pieces 15, 16 are extended to the left and right through the vertical folds n. A plurality of dividing lines 20a, 20b are formed by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 18 and orthogonal folding lines 19 that are oriented in the orthogonal direction to form an even number of vial storage parts in two rows. The partition forming walls 21 and 22 are extended, and the ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14 has a substantially S-shape or an inverted S-shape that is oriented in a direction orthogonal to the lateral fold m. Since the cutting line 23 and the standing folding line 24 form an ampoule dividing piece 25 that forms an even number of ampoule accommodating parts in one row in a line, the flat state is usually low and bulky. It can be transported and stored in a state, and the assembly can be done efficiently by a simple one-touch operation that erects the left and right side walls, and the same number of vial storage parts and ampoule storage parts are formed.

[0007]

EXAMPLE An example of a packaging partition box for accommodating a medicine bottle and an ampoule according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a development view of a packaging partition box for accommodating a medicine bottle and an ampoule according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. The box expansion main part A, a medicine bottle accommodating portion forming wall 13, and an ampoule accommodating area. It is composed of a part forming wall 14.

The box unfolding main portion A includes the left side wall 1, the front wall 2, the right side wall 3, the rear wall 4, the intermediate side wall 5, the intermediate partition wall 6, and the gluing piece 7 along the vertical folds a, b, c, The upper flap piece 8 and the lower flap piece 9 are connected to each other at the upper and lower edges of the left side wall 1 and the right side wall 3 via lateral folds g and h, respectively. 4, a bottom lid 11 and a canopy 12 are extended on the upper and lower edges of the sheet 4 through horizontal folds i and j.

The drug vial containing portion forming wall 13 is extended on the upper edge of the front wall 2 through a horizontal fold k, and the drug vial containing portion forming wall 13 is vertically folded to the left and right. Along the upper and lower edges of the intermediate partition wall 17 for drug vials in which the glue pieces 15 and 16 are extended through the folds o and p, the substantially S-shape facing the direction directly intersecting the folds o and p. Forming a plurality of dividing pieces 20a, 20b by a plurality of cutting lines 18 having an S shape or an inverted S shape and a folding line 19 for standing up to form an even number of drug vial storage portions B (see FIG. 7) in two rows. The walls 21 and 22 are extended.

Further, the ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14 is extended to the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 through a lateral fold m, and the ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14 is formed at a lateral fold m. A plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 23 and upright folding lines 24 that are oriented in a direction orthogonal to the even-numbered ampoule-accommodating portions C (FIG. The ampoule separator piece 25 forming the reference) is formed.

Reference numeral 26 in the drawing is a raised bottom piece for forming a predetermined raised bottom height H on the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6, which is formed through a lateral fold r and is formed on the vial of the vial. When the height is lower than the height of the ampoule, the difference is set as the above-mentioned height H to prevent rattling when the canopy 12 is closed. Is not necessary.

The box expander (FIG. 1) configured as described above has the illustrated surface as the box inner surface, and after the partition forming wall 21 is coated with glue on the hatched portion, the horizontal fold o is formed into a valley. Fold it and bond the partition forming wall 21 to the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 to obtain the state of FIG. 2, then apply glue to the shaded portion of FIG. 2 and make horizontal folds k and m in valley folds. Then, the partition forming wall 22 and the ampoule containing portion forming wall 14 of the medicine bottle containing portion forming wall 13 are adhered to the front wall 2 and the intermediate partition wall 6 to obtain the state of FIG.

Further, after applying glue to the shaded portion of FIG. 3, the horizontal fold p is valley-folded to adhere the drug vial intermediate partition wall 17 to the partition forming wall 22, and at the same time, the drug vial intermediate partition wall 17 is formed. 4 is adhered to the left side wall 1 to bring it to the state of FIG. 4, and then glue is applied to the shaded portion of FIG. 4, and the vertical fold d is valley-folded to form the ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14. The adhesive piece 7 is adhered to the right side wall 3 while being overlapped and adhered to the rear wall 4, and the state shown in FIG. 5 is obtained.

Furthermore, after applying glue to the shaded portion of FIG. 5, the front wall 2 is vertically folded at the vertical fold b, the partition forming piece 21 is overlapped and adhered to the intermediate partition wall 6, and the intermediate side wall is formed. 5 is adhered to the inner surface of the left side wall 1 to obtain the state shown in FIG.

The state of FIG. 6 is a flat state, and is normally transported and stored in this state, but when accommodating a vial and an ampoule, the left and right side walls 1 and 3 are erected three-dimensionally. Then, the raised bottom 26 is bent and accommodated in the bottom portion, then the bottom flap 9 is folded and the lower bottom 11 is closed, and the upper flap 8 and the canopy 12 are opened in a plane, and the formed medicine bottle accommodating portion. B, the ampoule accommodating portion C is assembled, and the accommodating portion for the vial and ampoule can be formed with one deployable body without using two parts.

The above embodiment is a packaging partition box for accommodating the medicine bottle and the ampoule according to claim 2 which forms the raised bottom piece 26. However, when the raised bottom piece 26 is not required, it is described in claim 1. It will be a packaging partition box that houses the medicine bottles and ampoules.

Further, instead of the raised bottom piece 26, the ampoule-accommodating-section forming wall 14 is extended to the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 via a lateral fold q, and the vial and ampoule shown in FIG. The packaging partition box to be stored can also be transported and stored in a flat state as in the above-mentioned embodiment, and the container for the vial and ampoule can be stored with a single deployable body without using two parts. Can be formed.

Further, as shown in FIG. 9, a partition forming wall 21 is extendedly formed at a lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6, and an ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14 and a medicine bottle are formed at an upper edge of the front wall 2. Even when the partition forming wall 22 is extended through the intermediate partition wall 17, the ampoule accommodating portion C is only formed along the front wall, and is transported and stored in a flat state as in the above-described embodiment. It is also possible to form the container for the vial and ampoule with a single deployable body without using two parts. In this figure, the bottom lid 11 is formed on each of the front wall 2 and the rear wall 4, and the bottoms are formed by attaching them to each other.

Further, although not shown in the drawing, in FIG. 9, if the partition forming wall 21 is extended to the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 and the raised bottom piece 26 is extended to the lower edge, the partition forming wall 21 is formed more than the medicine bottle. It can be a partitioning box for packaging that accommodates a medicine bottle and an ampoule that can be used when the sample is higher, and the same effect can be achieved.

[0020]

[Effect of device]

 The packaging partition box for accommodating the medicine bottle and the ampoule according to the present invention described above is formed by using a piece of paper pattern to form a box part and a partition part, and in particular, at the upper edge of the front wall 2, Along the upper and lower edges of the medicine bottle intermediate partition wall 17 in which the glue pieces 15 and 16 are extended to the left and right through the vertical folds g, the direction orthogonal to the folds o and p is set via the horizontal folds o and p. A partition forming wall that forms a plurality of partition pieces 20a, 20b by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 18 and upright folding lines 19 to form an even number of drug vial storage portions in two rows. The vial-forming portion forming wall 13 in which 21 and 22 are extended is extended through a lateral fold k, and the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 is oriented in a direction orthogonal to the lateral fold m. Ampoule dividers that form an even number of ampoule accommodating portions in a row by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 23 and upright folding lines 24 Since 25 is formed, it is always transported and stored in a flat, low-bulk state, which is economical, and the assembly can be done efficiently by a simple one-touch operation that erects the left and right sidewalls. It is possible to form a vial storage part and an ampoule storage part.

Furthermore, since it can be manufactured from one piece of pattern paper and can be assembled only by applying an adhesive and bending, a vial and ampoule that can be mass-produced by using an existing folding glue machine. It is possible to provide a partition box for packaging that accommodates.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a packaging partition box according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention and an explanatory view of a first stage of assembly.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a second stage of assembling the packaging partition box of FIG. 1 in a flat state.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a third stage of assembling the packaging partition box in a flat state.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a fourth stage of assembling the packaging partition box in a flat state.

5 is an explanatory diagram of a fifth step of assembling the packaging partition box of FIG. 1 in a flat state.

6 is an explanatory view of a sixth stage of assembling the packaging partition box of FIG. 1 in a flat state.

FIG. 7 is a partial plan view of a flat partition box that is folded and assembled and is three-dimensionalized.

FIG. 8 is a development view of another modification of the packaging partition box according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a development view of another modification of the packaging partition box according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 left side wall 2 front wall 3
Right side wall 4 Rear wall 5 Middle side wall 6
Intermediate partition wall 7 Adhesive piece 8 Upper flap piece 9
Lower flap piece 11 Bottom lid 12 Canopy 13 Wall for forming vial storage section 14 Wall for forming ampoule storage section 15, 16 Glue piece 17 Intermediate partition wall for drug bottle 18 Cutting line 19 Folding line for standing 20a, 20b Separation piece 21, 22 Separation forming wall 23 Cutting line 24 Folding line for standing 25 Ampoule separating piece 26 Raised bottom piece A Box developing main part B Medicine bottle accommodating part C Ampoule accommodating part H Height a-g Vertical fold h-r Horizontal fold

Claims (5)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A left side wall 1, a front wall 2, a right side wall 3, a rear wall 4,
The intermediate side wall 5, the intermediate partition wall 6, and the glue piece 7 are vertically folded a, b,
The upper flap piece 8 and the lower flap piece 9 are connected to each other via the c, d, e, and f, and the upper flap piece 8 and the lower flap piece 9 are respectively extended to the upper and lower edges of the left side wall 1 and the right side wall 3 via the lateral folds n and h. A bottom lid 11 and a canopy 12 are extended on the upper and lower edges of the wall 4 through horizontal folds i and j, and a drug vial container forming wall 13 is formed on the upper edge of the front wall 2 through horizontal fold k. Further, an ampoule containing portion forming wall 14 is extended to the upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 through a horizontal fold m, and the drug vial containing portion forming wall 13 is vertically extended from side to side. Glue piece 1 through fold g
On the upper and lower edges of the intermediate partition wall 17 for drug vials in which 5, 16 are extended,
A plurality of dividing pieces 20a, 20b are formed by a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 18 and standing fold lines 19 which are oriented in a direction orthogonal to the folds o, p through the horizontal folds o, p. Partition forming wall 2 that forms an even number of vial storage parts in two rows
1, 22 are extended, and the ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14 is provided with a plurality of substantially S-shaped or inverted S-shaped cutting lines 23 oriented in a direction orthogonal to the lateral fold m. A packaging partition box for storing a drug vial and an ampoule assembled from a box expansion body, in which an ampoule dividing piece 25 forming an even number of ampoule accommodating portions is formed in one line by a folding line 24. 2. A packaging for accommodating a medicine bottle and an ampoule according to claim 1, wherein a raised bottom piece 26 forming a predetermined raised bottom height H is formed at a lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 through a lateral fold r. Partition box. 3. The vial and ampoule according to claim 2, wherein the ampoule containing portion forming wall 14 is extended to the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 in place of the raised bottom piece 26 through a lateral fold q. A partitioning box for packaging. 4. The partition forming wall 21 is provided at the lower edge of the intermediate partition wall 6.
The drug vial according to claim 1, wherein the partition forming wall 22 is extended and formed on the upper edge of the front wall 2 via the ampoule accommodating portion forming wall 14 and the drug bottle intermediate partition wall 17. And a packaging partition box that houses ampoules. 5. The packaging partition for accommodating a drug bottle and an ampoule according to claim 4, wherein the partition forming wall 21 is extended to an upper edge of the intermediate partition wall 6 and a raised bottom piece 26 is extended to a lower edge thereof. box.