JPH0733830U - Packaging box for canned beverages - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To provide a packaging box for canned beverages that is easy to carry in a state in which the top wall flap, the bottom wall flap, and the folding flap are released from the fixed state and each flap is folded back to the outside. Is. [Composition] This canned beverage packaging box has a top wall 1 facing each other.
The bottom body 3 and the two opposite side walls 2a and 2b form a tubular body. Of the top wall 1, a top wall flap 11 folded back to the outside of the top wall 1 is cut out at a position where it can be overlapped further outside by bending the cut line so as to be bendable outside the top wall 1. And the handle hole 18 is formed in the top wall 1. Handle hole 1
When the hand is inserted from the inner side of 8 and the top wall flap 11 is sandwiched between the handle piece 17 and the top wall 1, it becomes extremely easy to hold.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a packaging box for canned beverages containing canned beverages such as coffee, juice and beer.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 A conventional packaging box for a canned beverage has a top wall and a bottom wall facing each other, and two sidewalls facing each other, and one side wall is fixed to one side of the top wall or the bottom wall. A tubular body is formed.

A top wall flap is connected to both ends of the top wall, a bottom wall flap is connected to both ends of the bottom wall, and folding flaps are connected to both ends of each side wall. The flaps are bent from their bases. The end wall is formed by fixing the overlapping portions of the flaps.

Then, each side wall and the folding flap are provided with an opening means such as a cut tape.

However, when refilling canned beverages into vending machines and the like, the flaps are released from the sticking and the end walls are opened, and the flaps are folded outward to take out the canned beverages. The sight is often seen.

[0006]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, when the top wall flap is placed on the outside of the top wall or the bottom wall flap is placed on the outside of the bottom wall, and is sandwiched and lifted, the hand slips well. This tendency becomes stronger, especially when a large amount of canned beverage remains in the packaging box because the weight becomes heavier.

Therefore, the present invention provides a canned beverage packaging box that is easy to carry in a state in which the top wall flap, the bottom wall flap, and the folding flap are released from the fixed state and each flap is folded back to the outside. This is the first issue.

In addition, when refilling canned beverages into a vending machine or the like, or when carrying the beverage, the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap that has been folded back to the outside gradually rises up and becomes an obstacle. A second object is to provide a packaging box for canned beverages in which the top wall flap and the top wall, or the bottom wall flap and the bottom wall are maintained in a superposed state.

[0009]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned first problem, the present invention has a top wall and a bottom wall facing each other, and two side walls facing each other, and one side of one side wall of the top wall or the bottom wall. A tubular body is formed by fixing it to one side, and top wall flaps are connected to both ends of the top wall, bottom wall flaps are connected to both ends of the bottom wall, and folding flaps are connected to both ends of each side wall. In the packaging box for canned beverages in which the end wall is formed by bending each flap from its base and fixing the overlapping portion of each flap, the handle piece and the handle hole that are cut out so that they can be bent outward are provided. A cut line formed at the same time is overlapped on the outside of the top wall or the bottom wall flap, of the top wall or the bottom wall, the handle piece cut out by the cut line is folded back to the outside of the top wall or the bottom wall. Because we have adopted a configuration that is installed in a possible position .

In order to solve the second problem, the folded state of the top wall flap folded back to the outside of the top wall or the bottom wall flap folded back to the outside of the bottom wall is maintained. The configuration is such that the engaging means is provided, or the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap is provided with a notch capable of engaging with the handle piece.

[0011]

[Action]

 In the packaging box for canned beverages configured as described above, when the score line provided on the top wall or the bottom wall is broken, the handle piece is cut out so that it can be bent outward, and the handle is attached to the top wall or the bottom wall. A hole is formed.

Since the handle piece is cut out at a position where it can be overlapped with the outside of the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap folded back to the outside, the hand is inserted outward from the inside of the handle hole to bend the handle piece. Then, the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap is sandwiched between the handle piece and the top wall or the bottom wall.

When the engaging means is provided, when the engaging means is engaged, the folded state of the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap is maintained.

In the case where the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap is provided with a notch, when the handle piece is cut out in the outward direction and the notch is engaged with the notch, the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap is folded back. Is maintained.

[0015]

【Example】

 The first embodiment of the packaging box for a canned beverage according to the present invention is assembled from the blank shown in FIG.

In this blank, a top wall 1, a side wall 2a, a bottom wall 3 and a side wall 2b are successively arranged through respective fold lines 4, 5, 6 and a fold line 7 is provided on one side of one side wall 2b. A glue margin portion 8 is continuously provided via the.

Top wall flaps 11 are provided at both ends of the top wall 1, bottom wall flaps 13 are provided at both ends of the bottom wall 3, and folding flaps 12 are provided at both ends of each of the side walls 2a and 2b. 9 are connected in series.

A glue margin piece 15 is continuously provided at both ends of the glue margin portion 8 through a folding line 14.

A cut line 16 formed by a discontinuous cut is provided at one end of the top wall 1. By breaking, the cut line 16 forms a handle piece 17 that is cut out in a bendable manner outside the top wall 1 as shown in FIG. 2, and forms a handle hole 18 in the top wall 1. The top wall flap 11 folded back to the outside of the top wall 1 is provided at a position where it can be overlapped further outside.

On the fold line 9 closer to the cut line 16, a cut line 19 is provided in a V-shape across the top wall 1 and the top wall flap 11.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 21 denotes a breaking guide line, and the breaking guide line 21 and a notch 22 having an H shape in plan view provided in the center thereof constitute an unsealing means.

Further, in FIG. 1, reference numeral 23 is a score line, and when the box is opened by using the opening means, only a part of the folding flap 12 located under the top wall flap 11 can be formed. It is for cutting without resistance.

The crease lines 4, 5, 6, 7 are bent, and an adhesive 24 is applied to the glue margin portion 8 and the glue margin piece 15, so that the glue margin portion 8 is provided on one side of the top wall 1. When each glue strip 15 is fixed to the top wall flap 11, a tubular body of the packaging box for a canned beverage according to the present invention is formed.

When the folding flap 12 is folded and the overlapping portion of the top wall flap 11 and the bottom wall flap 13 is fixed, the assembly of this packaging box for canned beverage is completed.

As shown in FIG. 2, the top wall flap 11, the bottom wall flap 13, and the folding flaps 12 are released from the fixed state, and the top wall flap 11 is folded back to the outside.

In this state, a part of the top wall 1 and the top wall flap 11 separated by the score line 19 are overlapped and tilted outward to form an engaging piece 25 (see FIG. 3). The folded state of the flap 11 is maintained.

By doing so, it is possible to prevent the top wall flap 11 from rising, and concentrate on the work of refilling the vending machine with the canned beverage.

When carrying this packaging box for canned beverages, the cut line 16 provided on the top wall 1 is broken, the handle piece 17 is cut outward, and the handle hole 18 is formed. The top wall flap 11 is sandwiched between the handle piece 17 and the top wall 1 by inserting the hand outward from the inside of the handle hole 18. By doing so, the folded state of the top wall flap 11 is more completely maintained, and it is extremely easy to hold.

Next, a second embodiment of the packaging box for a canned beverage according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. The same components and operations as those of the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

As shown in FIG. 4, a cut line 26 formed by discontinuous cuts is provided at one end of the top wall 1. The cut line 26 forms a handle piece 27 (see FIG. 5) that is cut out in a bendable manner on the outside of the top wall 1 by breaking, and a handle hole 28 (see FIG. 5) is formed in the top wall 1. It is for forming and is provided at a position where it can be superposed on the outside of the top wall flap 11 folded back to the outside of the top wall 1.

A notch 29 is provided at the tip of the top wall flap 11 closer to the cut line 26.

As shown in FIG. 5, the top wall flap 11 is folded back to the outside, the cut line 26 is broken, and the handle piece 27 is cut out to the outside, and the notch provided at the tip of the top wall flap 11 is cut. Lock to 29. By doing so, the folded state of the top wall flap 11 is maintained.

In the second embodiment, the handle piece 27 cannot be cut out and engaged with the tip of the top wall flap 11 until the required number of canned beverages are extracted. It is not possible to prevent the wall flap 11 from rising. Therefore, as in the case of the first embodiment described above, a cut line 19 extending over the top wall 1 and the top wall flap 11 is provided, and portions cut by the cut line 19 are overlapped with each other. A method of tilting outward and providing the engaging piece 25 may be used together.

In each of the first and second embodiments, the cut lines 16 and 26 forming the handle pieces 17 and 27 and the handle holes 18 and 28 are provided at one end of the top wall 1. However, it may be provided at both ends of the top wall 1, one end or both ends of the bottom wall 3, or both the top wall 1 and the bottom wall 3.

[0035]

[Effect of device]

 In the packaging box for canned beverages configured as described above, when the cut line provided on the top wall or the bottom wall is broken, the handle piece is cut out at a position where it can be overlapped with the outside of the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap. At the same time, a handle hole is formed in the top wall or the bottom wall.

Therefore, by inserting the hand outward from the inside of the handle hole and sandwiching the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap between the handle piece and the top wall or the bottom wall, the top wall flap or the bottom wall is inserted. It can be transported in an extremely easy-to-hold state while preventing the flaps from rising.

In the case where the engaging means is provided or the notch is provided in the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap, when the engaging means is engaged, or the cut out handle piece is used as the top wall flap or the bottom. By engaging with the notch of the wall flap, the folded state of the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap can be maintained, and the task of refilling the canned beverage with a vending machine or the like can be concentrated.

Further, since the handle piece is cut out to the outside of the box and bent, it does not hinder the removal of the can remaining inside the box.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a development view of the first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the above-mentioned opened state.

FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the above-mentioned opened state.

FIG. 4 is a development view of the second embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the above-mentioned opened state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Top wall 2a, 2b Side wall 3 Bottom wall 4, 5, 6, 7 Fold line 8 Glue margin part 9 Fold line 11 Top wall flap 12 Folding flap 13 Bottom wall flap 14 Folding curve 15 Glue margin piece 16, 23, 26 Cut Eye line 17, 27 Handle piece 18, 28 Handle hole 19 Notch line 21 Break guide line 22 Notch 24 Adhesive 25 Engaging piece 29 Notch

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A tubular body portion having a top wall and a bottom wall facing each other, and two sidewalls facing each other, wherein one side wall is fixed to one side of the top wall or the bottom wall. A top wall flap at both ends of the top wall, bottom wall flaps at both ends of the bottom wall, and folding flaps at both ends of each side wall, respectively, and each flap is bent from its base to form each flap. In the packaging box for a canned beverage in which the end wall is formed by fixing the overlapping portion of the above, the cut line that simultaneously forms the handle piece and the handle hole that are cut out so as to be bendable in the outward direction, and the cut line of the top wall or the bottom wall. Of these, the handle piece cut out along the score line is provided at a position where it can be overlapped with the outside of the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap folded back to the outside of the top wall or the bottom wall. Packaging box. 2. The packaging box for a canned beverage according to claim 1, wherein the top wall flap is folded back to the outside of the top wall, or
A packaging box for canned beverages, characterized in that engagement means for maintaining the folded state of the bottom wall flap folded back to the outside of the bottom wall is provided. 3. The packaging box for a canned beverage according to claim 1, wherein the top wall flap or the bottom wall flap is provided with a notch capable of engaging with the handle piece. Packaging box.