JPH07282558A - Housing body made of cardboard - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To reduce a cost and to facilitate taking out of an object to be housed without deteriorating the appearance of a book by providing the cardboard part formed by folding and superposing one sheet of the cardboard on each other with an openable and closable opening/closing piece and holding the object to be housed from an inside surface side. CONSTITUTION:Glue is applied on the rear surface B of the cardboard 3 along the circumference of its second surface part 13. A flat bag 25 consisting of a non-woven fabric is mounted by a tacky adhesive tape 27, etc., at the opening/closing piece 15 on the inner side of a cutting off line 19 by directing the take-out port 25A of the bag 25 toward a notch 21 side on the rear surface B. A compact disk C is inserted into the bag 25. The bag 25 may be adhered by glue. Next, the first surface part 11 and the second surface part 13 are superposed on each other with a second folding line 7 as a boundary to adhere the surface parts 11 and 13. As a result, the cardboard housing body 1 is obtd. The housing body 1 is subjected to bookbinding together with the paper at a binding margin 9 and is bendable in the paper thickness direction with the folding line 5 as a boundary. Since the disk C is arranged within a window 23 of the second surface part 13, the disk C is regulated in movement in its diametral direction by the edge of the window 23 and is housed in the housing body.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a storage medium made of cardboard for storing a storage medium such as a disk such as a floppy disk or a compact disk, cards, memo pads, confectionery and the like. More specifically, the present invention relates to a cardboard storage body that is suitable for being bound between papers that form a book while accommodating an object to be stored.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art For example, a disk, which is a recording medium such as a floppy disk, a compact disk, a CD-ROM, a CD-I, etc., has recently taken the form of an FD book, a CD book, etc. and constitutes a book. It is being stored between paper sheets and is beginning to be distributed in the market. And as a simple storage structure, as disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-21491,
It is known that a bag accommodates a disc, or a cardboard provided with a recess is provided and a tray is fitted into the recess, and the disc is accommodated in the tray.

[0003]

However, in the case where the disk is housed in a bag, especially when the disk has a certain thickness such as a floppy disk, the contours of the disk are formed on the paper located on the upper and lower surfaces of the disk during bookbinding. A line is formed along the line, which causes a problem that the appearance of the book is deteriorated.
In addition, although the cardboard having the recessed portion can solve the problem of deterioration of the product, it has a problem of cost increase due to the use of the tray, and is not used to a large extent.
Furthermore, when a storage object such as a disk is stored between books, it is desirable that the storage object can be easily taken out.

The present invention has been devised in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to reduce the cost, without deteriorating the appearance of the book, and further for taking out the stored object. It is to provide a cardboard storage body that can be easily performed.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above object, a cardboard container according to a first aspect of the present invention is a cardboard container that is folded and superposed, and a cardboard portion that is superposed one on another. An opening / closing piece formed to be openable / closable with a contour larger than that of the object, and a holding means for holding the object to be stored within the contour of the opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the stacked cardboards. . The cardboard container according to claim 2 is a cardboard that is folded and overlapped, and an opening / closing piece that is formed in one of the cardboard parts that is overlapped so as to be opened and closed with a contour larger than the object to be stored. And a window formed at a position corresponding to the opening / closing piece in the other cardboard portion to be stacked and the object to be stored in the outline of the opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the cardboard to be stacked. And holding means for accommodating the stored object in a state of being arranged in the window. Further, the cardboard container according to claim 3 is
A piece of cardboard that is folded and overlapped, an opening / closing piece that can be opened and closed with a contour that is larger than the object to be stored in the one cardboard portion that is overlapped, a window formed in the opening / closing piece, and Holding means for holding an object to be housed within the outline of the opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the cardboards to be overlapped, and for housing the object to be housed in the window. And Further, the cardboard storage body according to claim 4 is formed by opening and closing a cardboard that is folded and overlapped and a cardboard portion of both of the cards that is overlapped so as to be opened and closed with a contour larger than that of the object to be stored. A piece, a window formed in each of the opening / closing pieces, and the object to be stored within the outline of each opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the stacked cardboard, and the object to be stored in the window. Holding means for storing the arranged state.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the cardboard container according to the fifth aspect, the holding means is a bag in which the holding means is attached to the inside of the opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the superposed cardboard and the object to be stored is inserted. It is characterized by being configured. In addition, claim 6
The cardboard container described above is characterized in that the object to be stored is a disk forming a recording medium such as a floppy disk or a compact disk. The cardboard container according to claim 7 is characterized in that the cardboard has substantially the same thickness as the disk.

[0007]

The thickness of the cardboard container can be made uniform by compressing and deforming the cardboard or arranging the object to be stored in the window. Since the object to be stored is held by the opening / closing piece on the inner surface of the cardboards to be stacked, the object to be stored or taken out can be easily opened by opening the opening / closing piece. Since the cardboard container has a simple structure using one cardboard, the cost can be reduced.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The case where the object to be stored is a compact disk will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the cardboard container according to the first embodiment as seen from the front, FIG. 2 is a perspective view as seen from the same and the back, FIG. 3 is a perspective view with an opening / closing piece open, and FIG. 1 is a sectional view taken along line XX of FIG. 1 is the first
In the cardboard container according to the embodiment, the cardboard container 1 is configured by folding and stacking a single cardboard 3 shown in a development view in FIG. First, the structure of the thick paper 3 will be described. The thickness of the thick paper 3 is almost the same as the thickness of the compact disc C. As the thick paper 3, for example, corrugated paper can be used. A first fold line 5 and a second fold line 7 are formed on the cardboard 3, and the fold lines 5 and 7 are formed on the cardboard 3 by
A binding margin 9, a first surface portion 11, and a second surface portion 13 are defined. The cardboard 3 has the first surface portion 11 and the second surface 11 at the second folded line 7
The face portion 13 is overlapped to form the cardboard container 1, and in the figure, A indicates the front surface of the cardboard 3, B indicates the back surface thereof, and the back surface B (corresponding to the inner surface) of the cardboard 3 is overlapped.

An opening / closing piece 15 is formed on the first surface 11 with a contour larger than that of the compact disc C.
The opening / closing piece 15 is defined by a third fold line 17 extending in parallel with the lower edge of the cardboard 3 for a predetermined length, and a cutoff line 19 extending from both ends of the third fold line 17 in a gate shape. A notch 21 is formed in the portion of the first surface portion 11 facing the swing end of the opening / closing piece 15 opposite to the three-fold line 17. The second
A circular window 23 is formed in the surface portion 13. The window 2
3 has a diameter substantially the same as that of the compact disc C or a diameter slightly larger than that of the compact disc C, and the window 23 overlaps the first surface portion 11 and the second surface portion 13 with the second bent line 7 as a boundary. It is formed so as to be located in the approximate center of the opening / closing piece 15 in the combined state.

Next, the procedure for obtaining the cardboard container 1 containing the compact disc C from the cardboard 3 will be described. First, as shown by an imaginary line (a) in FIG. 6, glue is applied on the back surface B of the thick paper 3 along the periphery of the second surface portion 13. Further, a flat bag 25 made of a non-woven fabric is prepared, and on the back surface B of the cardboard 3, the bag 25 is directed with the take-out port 25A facing the notch 21 side.
Inside, the adhesive piece 27 is attached to the opening / closing piece 15 and the compact disc C is inserted into the bag 25. Or
The bag 25 having the compact disc C inserted therein is attached to the opening / closing piece 15 with the adhesive tape 27. The bag 25 may be glued.

Next, the first surface portion 11 and the second surface portion 13 are overlapped with each other with the second polygonal line 7 as a boundary, and the first surface portion 11 and the second surface portion 13 are bonded by the glue shown by the imaginary line (a). At this time, as shown in FIG. 4, the compact disc C is inserted into the bag 25 and is placed in the window 23, whereby the cardboard container 1 is obtained. The thick paper container 1 is bound with the binding margin 9 together with the paper, and can be bent in the thickness direction of the paper with the first folding line 5 as a boundary in the bound state. Then, in the bound state, the compact disc C is arranged in the window 23 of the second surface portion 13, so that the edge of the window 23 restricts the movement of the compact disc C in the radial direction. C
Is stored almost stationary.

From the cardboard container 1 to the compact disc C
In order to take out the opening / closing piece 15, the opening / closing piece 15 is cut off from the cut line 19 and, as shown in FIG.
The upper part of the opening / closing piece 15 is picked up, and the opening / closing piece 15 is swung toward the front surface A side of the first surface portion 11 with the third fold line 17 as a boundary, and the compact disc C is taken out or stored from the upper part of the opening / closing piece 15. To cut off the opening / closing piece 15, a cutter knife may be slid along the cutting line 19, or the opening / closing piece 15 may be pushed in the thickness direction of the cardboard container 1 to break the cutting line 19. You may do this.

According to this embodiment, the compact disc C
Is located in the window 23 of the cardboard 3 having the same thickness, the cardboard container 1 has a substantially uniform thickness, and a line along the contour of the disc is formed on the paper, which causes a problem that the appearance of the book is deteriorated. Absent. In addition, the opening / closing piece 15 is connected to the first surface 1 with the broken line as a boundary.
When it is swung to the front surface A side of 1, the take-out port 25A of the bag 25 faces the swing end of the back surface B of the opening / closing piece 15, so that the compact disc C can be taken out and stored easily. Further, the cardboard container 1 has a simple structure composed of one cardboard 3, and the compact disc C can be housed while reducing the cost.

In the embodiment, the case where the window 23 is provided on the second surface portion 13 has been described, but the window 23 is provided on the second surface portion 13.
Even if the window 23 is provided in the opening / closing piece 15 without providing the same, the same effect as described above can be obtained. Further, by providing the windows 23 on both the opening / closing piece 15 and the second surface portion 13, the thick paper 3 having a thickness half that of the compact disc C can be used. Further, in the embodiment, the window 23 is provided, and the compact disc C is arranged in the window 23 so that the thickness of the cardboard container 1 becomes substantially uniform. However, the thickness and the material of the cardboard 3 are appropriately set. By compressing and deforming the thick paper portion of the portion where the compact disc C is stored, the thickness of the thick paper storage body 1 can be made substantially uniform even if the window 23 is omitted.

Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 7 shows a front view of a cardboard container according to the second embodiment. Cardboard container 20 according to the second embodiment
01 is different from the first embodiment in that two compact disks C are stored. Cardboard container 2 according to the second embodiment
001 is constructed by folding and stacking one sheet of thick paper 2003 shown in the development view in FIG. Corrugated paper or the like is used as the thick paper 2003, and the thickness of the thick paper 2003 is almost the same as the thickness of the compact disc C. The thick paper 2003 has the first bent line 2005, the second bent line 2007, and the long groove 2.
008 is formed on the cardboard 2003.
05, 2007 and long groove 2008, binding margin 2009
And the first surface portion 2011, the second surface portion 2013 and the binding margin 201
4 are defined. The thick paper 2003 is the second polygonal line 20.
The first surface 2011 and the second surface 2013 are overlapped with each other at 07 to form a cardboard container 2001, and in the overlapped state, the first polygonal line 20 is provided at the center in the width direction of the long groove 2008.
05 is located. In FIG. 8, the broken portion (a) indicates the direction of the eyes of the corrugated paper.

On the second surface 2013, an opening / closing piece 2015 is formed with a contour larger than a contour in which two compact disks C are vertically arranged at intervals. The opening / closing piece 2015 includes a third broken line 2017 and a third broken line 2 that extend a predetermined length in parallel with the second broken line 2007.
The second polygonal line 200 is defined by a cutoff line 2019 extending in a gate shape from the upper and lower ends of 017 toward the long groove 2008.
At the swinging end of the opening / closing piece 2015 located at a position opposite to 7, two knob portions 2020 protruding upward are provided in a protruding manner. Two circular windows 2023 are formed on the first surface 2011 at upper and lower intervals. The window 2023
Is formed to have a diameter substantially the same as that of the compact disc C or a diameter slightly larger than that of the compact disc C, and the two windows 2023 are separated from each other by the second fold line 2007.
011 and the second surface portion 2013 are overlapped with each other, and are formed so as to be vertically positioned in the opening / closing piece 2015.

Next, a procedure for obtaining the cardboard container 2001 in which the compact disc C is housed from the cardboard 2003 will be described. First, as indicated by diagonal lines (b) in FIG. 9, adhesive is applied to the periphery of the second surface portion 2013 and the binding margin 2014 on the back surface B of the thick paper 2003. Also, prepare two flat bags 25 made of non-woven fabric,
On the back surface B of 003, the bag 25 is attached to the opening / closing piece 2015 inside the cut line 2019 with the take-out port 25A facing the swing end side of the opening / closing piece 2015.
7 and the like, and each compact bag C is inserted into each bag 25. Alternatively, the bag 25 in which the compact disc C is inserted is opened / closed in 2015 with the adhesive tape 27.
Attach to. The bag 25 may be glued. Also, without using the two bags 25, two compact discs C
You may use one piece of bag 25 of a size which can insert.

Next, the first surface portion 2011 and the second surface portion 2013 are overlapped with each other with the second broken line 2007 as a boundary, and the first surface portion 2011 and the second surface portion 20 are glued with the diagonal line (b).
13 is adhered, and the binding margin 2009 and the binding margin 2014
Glue. At this time, the two compact discs C are inserted in the respective bags 25, and the two compact discs C are arranged in the corresponding windows 2023,
As a result, a cardboard container 2001 is obtained. The thick paper container 2001 is bound with the binding margins 2009 and 2014 together with the paper, and can be bent in the thickness direction of the paper with the first fold line 2005 as a boundary in the bound state. Then, in the bound state, the two compact discs C are arranged in the windows 2023 of the second surface portion 2013, respectively,
The edge of the window 2023 restricts the movement of the compact disc C in the radial direction.
Is stored almost stationary.

In order to take out the compact disc C from the cardboard container 2001, the opening / closing piece 2015 is separated from the cut line 2019, the knob 2020 is picked, and the opening / closing piece 2015 is separated by the third broken line 2017 as the first surface 2011.
Then, the compact disc C is taken out and stored from the take-out port 25A of the bag 25 facing the swinging end of the back surface B of the opening / closing piece 2015. To cut off the opening / closing piece 2015, a cutter knife may be slid along the cutting line 2019, or the opening / closing piece 2015 is pushed in the thickness direction of the cardboard container 2001 to break the cutting line 2019. You may do this.

According to the second embodiment as described above, as in the case of the first embodiment, it is possible to solve the problem that the appearance of the book is deteriorated, the compact disk C can be easily taken out and stored, and the cost can be reduced. In addition to,
The effect that two compact disks C can be stored in one cardboard storage body 2001 is exhibited.

It is a matter of course that the number of compact disks C to be stored can be increased by enlarging the opening / closing piece 2015 and increasing the number of windows 2023. Further, the opening / closing piece 2015 is provided with a window 2023, or the opening / closing piece 20
The window 2023 is provided on both 15 and the first surface portion 2011, or the window 2023 is omitted, which is the same as the first embodiment.

Next, a third embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 10 is a front view of a cardboard container according to the third embodiment, and FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken along line XX of FIG. The cardboard storage container 3001 according to the third embodiment is different from the second embodiment in that two compact disks C are stored in a stacked state. Cardboard container 3 according to the third embodiment
001 is constructed by folding and stacking one sheet of thick paper 3003 shown in the development view in FIG. Cardboard 3003
Corrugated paper or the like is used for the cardboard 300. The thickness of the cardboard 3003 is almost the same as that of the compact disc C.
The first fold line 3005, the second fold line 3007, and the long groove 3008 are formed on the cardboard 300, and the fold line 3 is formed on the cardboard 3003.
005, 3007 and long groove 3008 allow for a binding margin of 300
9, first surface portion 3011, second surface portion 3013, and binding margin 30
14 are defined. Cardboard 3003 is the second polygonal line 3
The first surface portion 3011 and the second surface portion 3013 are overlapped with each other at 007 to form a cardboard container 3001, and in the overlapped state, the first polygonal line 3 is formed at the center of the long groove 3008 in the width direction.
005 is located. Note that, in FIG. 12, the broken portion (a) indicates the direction of the corrugated paper.

The first surface portion 3011 and the second surface portion 3013
Opening / closing pieces 3015 are formed on the disk with a contour larger than that of the compact disc C. The opening / closing piece 301
5 is defined by a third fold line 3017 extending parallel to the lower edge of the thick paper 3003 by a predetermined length, and a cut line 3019 extending from both ends of the third fold line 3017 in a gate shape.
Opening / closing piece 30 located at a position opposite to the third polygonal line 3017
A knob portion 3020 protruding upward is provided at the swing end of the protrusion 15. A circular window 3023 is formed substantially in the center of each opening / closing piece 3015. The window 3023 is formed to have substantially the same diameter as the compact disc C or a diameter slightly larger than that of the compact disc C. The window 3023 of the two opening / closing pieces 3015 has the first surface portion 3011 with the second fold line 3007 as a boundary. The second surface portion 3013 and the second surface portion 3013 are overlapped with each other.

Next, a procedure for obtaining a cardboard container 3001 containing the compact disc C from the cardboard 3003 will be described. First, the diagonal line (b) in FIG.
As shown in, on the back surface B of the thick paper 3003, glue is applied to the periphery of the second surface portion 3013 and the binding margin 3014. Also, prepare two flat bags 25 made of non-woven fabric,
On the back surface B of 003, the adhesive tape 27 is attached to each opening / closing piece 3015 inside the cut line 3019 with the outlet 25A of the bag 25 facing the swing end side of the opening / closing piece 3015.
Etc., and the compact disc C is inserted into each bag 25. Alternatively, the bag 25 in which the compact disc C is inserted is attached to each opening / closing piece 3015 by the adhesive tape 27.
Attach to. The bag 25 may be glued.

Next, the first surface portion 3011 and the second surface portion 3013 are overlapped with each other with the second polygonal line 3007 as a boundary, and the first surface portion 3011 and the second surface portion 30 are glued with the diagonal line (b).
13 is bonded, and the binding margin 3009 and the binding margin 3014
Glue. At this time, as shown in FIG. 11, the two compact discs C are inserted into the respective bags 25, and the two compact discs C are arranged in the corresponding windows 3023, respectively. Made storage body 30
01 is obtained. Cardboard container 3001 has binding margin 300
9, 3014 are bound together with the paper, and can be bent in the thickness direction of the paper with the first fold line 3005 as a boundary in the bound state. Then, in the bound state, the two compact discs C have the first surface portion 3011 and the second surface portion 3 respectively.
Since it is arranged in each window 3023 of 013, the window 30
The edge of 23 limits the movement of the compact disc C in the radial direction, so that the compact disc C is stored in a substantially stationary state.

To take out the compact disc C from the cardboard container 3001, the opening / closing strip 3015 is cut off from the cut line 3019 on the side of the opening / closing strip 3015 in which the compact disc C to be taken out is stored.
020 is picked up, and the opening / closing piece 3015 is swung toward the front surface A side of the first surface portion 3011 with the third polygonal line 3017 as a boundary, and the opening / closing piece 3
The outlet 25 of the bag 25 facing the swinging end of the back surface B of 015
The compact disc C is taken out from A and stored. The opening / closing piece 3015 is cut off by a cutting line 3019.
The cutter knife may be slid along the opening, or the opening / closing piece 3015 may be pushed in the thickness direction of the cardboard container 3001 to break the cut line 3019.

According to the third embodiment as described above, similarly to the second embodiment, it is possible to solve the problem of deteriorating the appearance of the book, to easily take out and store the compact disc C, and to reduce the cost. Therefore, the effect that two compact disks C can be stored in one cardboard storage 3001 is exhibited.

In the first to third embodiments, the case where the object to be stored is a compact disk has been described, but the object to be stored is not only a compact disk but also a floppy disk, a CD-ROM, a CD-I or the like. Although it may be a disc that forms another recording medium, or may be a card, a memo pad, a confectionery, etc., it is not particularly limited, but it is suitable when the stored object has a thin thickness. . Also,
The cardboard container according to the present invention can be used by inserting it between papers without binding it together with the paper, or by using it separately from the book.

[0029]

As is apparent from the above description, the present invention is
It is composed by folding one sheet of cardboard and stacking it, providing an opening and closing piece that can be opened and closed in the overlapped cardboard part, and holding the items to be stored in the opening and closing piece from the inner side of the stacked cardboard. It is possible to obtain a cardboard-made storage body which can easily take out an object to be stored and which can reduce the cost without deteriorating.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a cardboard container according to a first embodiment as viewed from the front.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the cardboard container according to the first embodiment as viewed from the back side.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which an opening / closing piece is opened.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line XX of FIG.

FIG. 5 is a development view of cardboard.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram for storing a disc.

FIG. 7 is a front view of a cardboard container according to a second embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a development view of cardboard.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram for accommodating a disc.

FIG. 10 is a front view of a cardboard container according to a third embodiment.

11 is a sectional view taken along line XX of FIG.

FIG. 12 is a development view of cardboard.

FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of storing a disc.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1,2001,3001 Cardboard container 3,2003,3003 Cardboard 15,2015,3015 Opening / closing piece 11,2017,3017 Broken line 19,2019,3019 Cut line 23,2023,3023 Window 25 Bag C Compact disc

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A piece of cardboard that is folded and overlapped, an opening / closing piece that is formed in one of the cardboard parts that are overlapped with each other so that it can be opened and closed with a contour larger than the object to be stored, and the object to be stored is A cardboard container comprising: holding means for holding the cardboards to be overlapped from the inner surface side within the contour of the opening / closing piece. 2. A piece of cardboard that is folded and overlapped, an opening / closing piece that is formed in one of the cardboard parts that is overlapped so as to be opened and closed with a contour that is larger than an object to be stored, and the other piece of the overlapped cardboard. In a cardboard portion, a window formed at a location corresponding to the opening / closing piece, and the object to be stored are held within the contour of the opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the stacked cardboard, and the object to be stored is A storage means made of cardboard, comprising: a holding means for storing the window arranged in the window. 3. A piece of cardboard that is folded and overlapped, an opening / closing piece that can be opened and closed with a contour larger than that of a stored object in one of the overlapping cardboard parts, and the opening and closing piece. A window, and holding means for holding the stored object in the outline of the opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the superposed cardboard, and storing the stored object in the window. A cardboard storage unit that includes ,. 4. A piece of cardboard that is folded and stacked, and an opening / closing piece that can be opened and closed with a contour larger than an object to be stored in both of the cardboard parts to be stacked, and each opening / closing piece. Holding to hold the formed window and the stored object in the outline of each opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the cardboard to be stacked, and to store the stored object in the window And a cardboard container including: 5. The holding means is constituted by a bag in which the objects to be stored are inserted into the outline of the opening / closing piece from the inner surface side of the superposed cardboards and inserted.
Alternatively, the cardboard container according to item 4. 6. The cardboard container according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5, wherein the object to be stored is a disk that forms a recording medium such as a floppy disk or a compact disk. 7. The cardboard container according to claim 6, wherein the cardboard has substantially the same thickness as the disc.