JPH09159506A - Spoon - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily assemble a spoon, and improve stability at use time for measuring or the like. SOLUTION: A scooping-up part 12 to measuring powder/grain and a gripping part 13 extended from this scooping-up part 12 are integrally formed on a single paper plate 11, and in the gripping part 13, at least two first and second ridge folding ruled lines 14 and 15 are formed toward the scooping-up part 12. The second ridge folding ruled line 15 is continuously arranged by the scooping-up part 12 and a first bottom folding ruled line 17, and a second bottom folding ruled line 18 is formed toward an outside intersection 20 between the scooping-up part 12 and the gripping part 13 from both end points 17a of this first bottom folding ruled line 17, and the gripping part 13 can be constituted in a cross-sectional U shape in an assembled condition.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a measuring spoon suitable for dispensing and dispensing powdered or granular material contained in a container, such as powdered detergent or powdered milk, if necessary.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a measuring spoon for measuring and dispensing powder and granules has been manufactured from paperboard or the like.
In this type of spoon, in order to maintain strength, two or more component pieces are glued or integrated by a locking mechanism such as insertion.

However, the above-mentioned paper spoon requires glueing and a locking mechanism, resulting in higher cost than a plastic integrally-molded spoon and complicated assembly at the time of use, resulting in actual use. There is a defect.

A conventional paper-made measuring spoon 1 shown in FIG. 5 is a device disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 7-12929, in which an elliptical scoop portion 2 and an elongated grip portion 3 are integrally formed. It was done.

[0005]

However, the measuring spoon 1 described in the above publication is assembled by bending the spoon 1 in the unfolded state at the time of use along the mountain fold creases 4 and the valley fold creases 5. There is a back and forth rattle between the scooping portion 2 and the grip portion 3, which is unstable during use such as weighing.

An object of the present invention is to provide a spoon which can be assembled in a simple manner and whose stability can be improved during use such as weighing, in view of the above circumstances. .

[0007]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, a rake portion for weighing powder particles and a grip portion extending from the rake portion are integrally formed on one plate member. At least two mountain crease lines are formed in the grip portion toward the rake portion, and the mountain crease lines are connected to the rake portion at the first valley crease lines, and both ends of the first valley crease line are formed. From this, a second valley-folded ruled line is formed toward the outer intersection of the scoop portion and the grip portion, so that the grip portion can be configured in a U-shaped cross-section in the assembled state. .

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect of the present invention, the rake portion is formed with a third valley fold line extending from both ends of the first valley fold line in a direction opposite to the grip portion. In the assembled state, a flat bottom portion can be formed in the scoop portion by being surrounded by the first valley folding ruled line and the third valley folding ruled line.

The invention described in claim 3 is the first or second invention.
In the invention described in (1), the scoop portion has a linear cutout side formed at a position opposite to the grip portion.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the invention according to any one of the first to third aspects, the container is arranged in a developed state inside a container capable of being filled with the powder or granules.

The first aspect of the invention has the following operation. Since the scooping part and the gripping part are integrally molded with one plate material, the spoon can be constructed by simply bending the above plate material, and the spoon can be easily assembled without the need of pasting glue or inserting the lock mechanism. be able to.

Further, at least two mountain crease ruled lines are formed in the grip portion, the mountain fold ruled lines and the rake portion are continuously provided by the first valley crease line, and both ends of the first valley crease ruled line are raked. Since the intersection of the portion and the outside of the gripping portion is continuously provided by the second valley-folded ruled line, the gripping portion can be formed in a U-shaped cross section in the assembled state of the spoon. For this reason, in the assembled spoon, rattling in the vertical and horizontal directions does not occur between the scoop portion and the grip portion, and the granular material can be stably weighed using the assembled spoon.

The second aspect of the invention has the following operation. Since the 3rd valley crease line was formed in the rake part from both ends of the 1st valley crease line in the direction opposite to the gripping part, the 1st valley crease line and the 3rd valley crease line are formed on the rake part in the assembled state of the spoon. A bottom of a flat shape is formed by being surrounded by. Therefore, the bottom portion of the rake portion allows the powder particles on the bottom surface of the container filled with the powder particles to be scooped out without leaving.

The invention described in claim 3 has the following operation. In the rake part, a linear notch is formed at the position opposite to the grip, so if the container filled with the granular material is a rectangular container, the powder particles in the corner of the rectangular container You can scoop out your body well.

The invention described in claim 4 has the following operation. Since the spoon is arranged in an expanded state inside the container that can be filled with the powder and granules, the internal space of the container is not narrowed by the presence of the measuring spoon, and the inside of the container is used for accommodating the powder and granules. It can be used effectively.

[0016]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1A and 1B show a spoon according to the present invention, FIG. 1A is a plan view in a developed state, and FIG. 1B is a perspective view in an assembled state. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state where the spread spoon of FIG. 1 is stored in a container. FIG.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state where the assembled spoon of FIG. 1 is stored in a container. FIG. 4 (A) is a perspective view showing a state where the unfolded spoon of FIG. 1 is incorporated in a putt and stored in a container, and FIG. 4 (B) is a front view showing the putt of FIG. 4 (A). It is a figure.

The measuring spoon 10 shown in FIG. 1 comprises a paperboard 11 as a single plate material, and a scooping portion 12 and a gripping portion 13 formed integrally with the scooping portion 12, and the scooping portion 12 is a powder detergent as a granular material. Weigh A (FIGS. 2-4). Further, the grip portion 13 is formed to extend from the scoop portion 12 in one direction.

The grip portion 13 has at least two portions extending substantially parallel to the longitudinal direction of the grip portion 13 at a substantially central position in the width direction.
A first mountain-folded ruled line 14 of the book is formed toward the rake portion 12. The first mountain folding ruled line 14 is continuously provided, and the second
A mountain fold ruled line 15 is formed toward the scoop portion 12. The second mountain folding ruled line 15 is provided so as to be separated from the rake portion 12. This second mountain folding ruled line 15 is the first
A first valley fold line 17 that is perpendicular to the mountain fold line 14 is provided continuously with the rake portion 12. A third mountain folding ruled line 16 perpendicular to the first mountain folding ruled line 14 is formed at a connecting portion between the first mountain folding ruled line 14 and the second mountain folding ruled line 15.

A second valley-folded ruled line 18 is formed from both end points 17a of the first valley-folded ruled line 17 toward both outer intersections 20 of the rake portion 12 and the grip portion 13. These first
By folding the mountain fold ruled line 14, the second mountain fold ruled line 15 and the third mountain fold ruled line 16 into a mountain fold, and the first valley fold ruled line 17 and the second valley fold ruled line 18 into a valley fold (assembly of the measuring spoon 10). (In the state), the grip portion 13 is configured to have a U-shaped cross section. At this time, the top surface portion 21 of the grip portion 13
Is formed by being surrounded by both mountain fold creases 14, and the front surface portion 21A of the gripping portion 13 is formed by being surrounded by both second mountain crease creases 15, third mountain fold creases 16 and first valley creases 17. The side surface portion 22 of the portion 13 is formed so as to be surrounded by the first mountain fold ruled line 14, the second mountain fold ruled line 15 and the second valley fold ruled line 18.

Further, the rake portion 12 is formed with a third valley-folded ruled line 19 which faces the opposite direction from the gripping portion 13 from both end points 17a of the first valley-folded ruled line 17. By folding the third valley-folded ruled line 19 and the first valley-folded ruled line 17 into a valley fold, the measuring spoon 10 is surrounded by the both third valley-folded ruled lines 19 and the first valley-folded ruled lines 17 in the assembled state. ,
The bottom part 23 of the flat-shaped rake part 12 is comprised.

Further, in the assembled state of the measuring spoon 10, the second valley-folded ruled line 18, the third valley-folded ruled line 19 and the rake portion 1
A side portion 24 of the rake portion 12 which is inclined obliquely upward from the second valley-folding ruled line 18 and the third valley-folding ruled line 19 is formed by being surrounded by an outer edge of the second valley folding ruled line 18 which will be described later.

Further, in the rake portion 12, the opposite position to the grip portion 13, that is, both the third valley-folded ruled lines 19 are provided in the rake portion 12.
A position 25A that intersects the outer edge of is cut out on a straight line to form a cutout side 25.

Measuring spoon 10 constructed as described above
Is disposed inside the container 26, as shown in FIGS. The container 26 is filled with the powder detergent A, a lid 28 is hinged to the container body 27, and the opening 29 of the container body 27 is closed by the lid 28. The bottom surface 30 of the container body 27 and the top surface 31 of the lid 28 are formed in a square shape, and the container 26 is configured as a rectangular container. In addition, a pad 32 is provided on the inner surface of the top surface 31 of the lid 28.
Is adhered to secure the strength of the lid body 28, and thus the strength of the container 26 in the closed state.

The measuring spoon 10 is placed in an unfolded state on the upper part of the powder detergent A filled in the container body 27 (FIG. 2), or the mountain fold lines 14, 15 and 16 are folded into mountain folds, and valleys are formed. The folding ruled lines 17, 18 and 19 are folded in a valley fold and placed and housed in the assembled state (FIG. 3).

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, a punch of the expanded measuring container 10 is formed on the reinforcing pad 33 attached to the top surface 31 of the lid 28, and the measuring spoon 10 is incorporated. Anything is fine. In this case, the pad 33 is provided with a notch 34 that forms the outer edge of the spread measuring spoon 10.
However, since it is engraved with the exception of several connecting portions 35, the connecting portion 35 is cut at the time of use to put the pad 3 in place.
3. Remove measuring spoon 10 from 3 and assemble.

According to the above embodiment, one paper board 11 is used.
Since the scoop portion 12 and the grip portion 13 are integrally formed with each other, the first mountain folding ruled line 14, the second mountain folding ruled line 15, the third mountain folding ruled line 16 and the first valley folding ruled line 17 of the paper board 11,
The measuring spoon 10 can be configured only by bending the second valley folding ruled line 18 and the third valley folding ruled line 19, and the measuring spoon 10 can be formed without pasting glue or inserting the lock mechanism.
Can be assembled easily.

Further, the gripping portion 13 has at least two first
A mountain fold crease line 14 is formed, a second mountain fold crease line 15 continuous with the first mountain crease crease line 14 and the rake portion 12 are continuously provided with a first valley crease crease line 17, and the first valley crease crease line 17 is also provided.
Since both ends 17a of the blade and the intersection 20 on the outer side of the rake portion 12 and the gripping portion 13 are continuously provided at the second valley-folding ruled line 18, the gripping portion 13 has a U-shaped cross section in the assembled state of the measuring spoon 10. it can. Therefore, in the assembled state of the measuring spoon 10, there is no rattling in the vertical and horizontal directions between the scoop portion 12 and the grip portion 13, and the powder detergent A is stably measured using the measuring spoon 10 in this assembled state. it can.

Furthermore, the first valley-folded ruled line 1 is formed on the rake portion 12.
Since the third valley-folded ruled line is formed from the both end points 17a of 7 toward the opposite direction of the grip portion 13, the first valley-folded ruled line 17 and the third valley-folded ruled line are formed on the rake portion 12 in the assembled state of the measuring spoon 10. A bottom 23 having a flat shape is formed by being surrounded by 19. Therefore, the powder detergent A on the bottom surface 30 of the container filled with the powder detergent A can be scooped out without leaving the bottom portion of the rake portion 12.

Further, since the linear cutout 25 is formed in the rake portion 12 at a position opposite to the grip portion 13, when the container 26 filled with the powder detergent A is a rectangular container,
The powder detergent A in the corner of the rectangular container 26 can be scooped out well.

The container 2 which can be filled with the powder detergent A
Since the measuring spoon 10 is arranged inside the container 6 in the expanded state (FIGS. 2 and 4), the internal space of the container 26 is not narrowed by the presence of the measuring spoon 10.
The inside of the container 26 can be effectively used for accommodating the powder detergent A.

Furthermore, since the measuring spoon 10 is made of the paper material 11, it is easy to dispose of it after use.

In the above embodiment, the measuring spoon 1
The case where the plate material forming 0 is the paper board 11 has been described, but a thin synthetic resin may be used. Further, the measuring spoon 10 may be arranged outside the container 26, for example, between the outer surface of the container 26 and the shrink film covering the outer surface.

[0033]

As described above, according to the spoon of the present invention, the spoon can be easily assembled and the stability in use such as weighing can be improved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

1 shows a spoon according to the invention, (A)
Is a plan view of a developed state, and (B) is a perspective view of an assembled state.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the unfolded spoon of FIG. 1 is housed in a container.

3 is a perspective view showing a state where the spoon in the assembled state of FIG. 1 is stored in a container.

4 (A) is a perspective view showing a state in which the unfolded spoon of FIG. 1 is incorporated in a pad and stored in a container, and FIG. 4 (B) is a perspective view of FIG. 4 (A). It is a front view which shows a pad.

FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a conventional spoon in a developed state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Measuring Spoon 11 Paperboard (Plate Material) 12 Rake Part 13 Gripping Part 14 1st Mountain Folding Rule Line 15 2nd Mountain Folding Ruled Line 17 1st Valley Folding Ruled Line 17a End Point 18 2nd Valley Folding Ruled Line 19 3rd Valley Folding Ruled Line 20 Intersection 23 Rake Bottom of part 25 Notch side 26 Container

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A rake portion for weighing powder particles and a grip portion extending from the rake portion are integrally formed on one plate member, and at least two mountain fold lines are formed on the grip portion. The mountain fold line is formed toward the rake part, and the mountain fold ruled line is continuously provided with the rake part and the first valley fold ruled line. From both ends of the first valley fold ruled line, the mountain fold ruled line is provided outside the rake part and the grip part. A spoon characterized in that a second valley-folded ruled line is formed toward the intersection, and the gripping part can be configured to have a U-shaped cross section in the assembled state. 2. The rake portion is formed with a third valley fold ruled line that faces away from the gripping portion from both ends of the first valley fold ruled line, and these first valley fold lines are formed on the rake portion in an assembled state. The spoon according to claim 1, wherein a flat bottom portion can be configured by being surrounded by the ruled line and the third valley-folded ruled line. 3. The spoon according to claim 1, wherein the scoop portion has a linear notch side formed at a position opposite to the grip portion. 4. The spoon according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which is arranged in an unfolded state inside a container capable of being filled with the powder or granular material.