JPH10116035A - Mount for display package of small articles - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To simplify packaging work procedures and to reduce a packaging cost. SOLUTION: This mount is provided with a mount body 11, an upward facing hook piece 12 formed at the mount body 11 and a bent piece 13 formed at the top end of the mount body 11. The mount body 11 allows hanging of a holder ring KH1 of a key holder KH at the hook piece 12. The bent piece 13 is bent downward to cover the hook piece 12 to prevent the dislodgment of the holder ring KH1.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mount for small items such as a key holder, an amulet, a rosary, and the like for display and sale.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When small items are displayed for sale, a display packaging sheet for packaging and displaying small items is sometimes used.

[0003] A conventional display packaging sheet is formed by forming upward hook pieces on a sheet body through cutout lines. Therefore, in this product, small items are hung on the hook pieces and the hook pieces are fixed to the mount body via an adhesive tape, so that the small articles are hung on the front side of the mount body, and the whole is placed in a transparent packaging bag. It can be stored, packaged and displayed.

[0004]

According to the conventional technique, the hook pieces need to be fixed to the mount body via an adhesive tape when hanging small items, so that the packaging procedure is complicated. There is a problem that the packaging cost becomes excessive. In addition, since the hook pieces are exposed on the front side of the mount body, there is a problem that the overall appearance after packaging is not good.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above-mentioned problems in the prior art, it is an object of the present invention to simplify a packaging operation procedure by forming a folded piece at the upper end of a mount body by folding downward to cover a hook piece. It is an object of the present invention to provide a display packaging for small items that can reduce the number of items and can improve the overall appearance after packaging.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention comprises a mounting body, an upward hook piece formed on the mounting body via a cutout line, and an upper hook formed at an upper end of the mounting body. The gist of the present invention consists of a folded piece that is folded downward to cover the hook piece.

[0007] The hook piece can have a head at the tip.

Further, the hook piece can be bent downward by projecting its tip to the back side through an opening of the mount body formed after being raised to the front side, and can be bent downward.
It can be bent downward at the middle part and locked to a step formed in the middle of the opening.

Further, the cutout line may be formed with a small hole at the lower end, or the lower end may be curved in the horizontal direction.

[0010] The mount body may be stored in a packaging bag together with small items suspended on the front side via hook pieces.

[0011]

According to the structure of the present invention, the mount body is
Since the upward hook piece is formed through the cutout line and the bent piece is formed at the upper end, the small articles can be held on the surface side by hanging small articles on the hook pieces. In addition, the bent piece is folded downward and covers the hook piece, so that the hook piece is pressed down toward the mount body,
Depending on the weight of small items, hook pieces may be deformed downward,
This prevents the small pieces from coming off the hook pieces, and makes it possible to conceal the hook pieces on the front side of the mount body. The folded piece may be subjected to appropriate printing or decoration indicating a trademark or the like of a small object on a surface which becomes the front side when folded downward.

When the head is formed on the hook piece, the tip of the hook piece is projected to the back side of the mount body through an opening of the mount body formed after being raised to the front side, and the hook piece is lowered. By pulling down, even if small items are hung, it is possible to reliably prevent the small items from slipping out to the front side due to the weight of the small items. However, it is assumed that the hook piece has a wide head. In addition, since the hook piece at this time is bent downward at the distal end, there is no possibility that the hook piece will be caught on the mouth of the packaging bag when the entire hook piece is stored in the packaging bag from the upper part to the lower part.

In the middle part, the head is bent downward,
If the hook is locked at the step of the opening, the hook piece can more stably hold the suspended small articles. This is because the head that is bent downward and locked to the step does not easily come off the step.

If a small hole is formed at the lower end of the cut line, the small hole may cause the mount body to continuously crack or break at the lower end of the cut line when hanging small items on the hook pieces. Can be effectively prevented. The same is true even if the lower end of the cutout line is curved in the horizontal direction. This is because the downward load applied to the hook pieces by the weight of the small items can reduce the stress concentration by the small holes or can be directed in a direction different from the direction of the cutout line.

If the backing body is stored in the packaging bag together with the suspended small articles, the folding bag can press the folded piece toward the backing body, and the folded piece can be inadvertently opened upward. This effectively prevents the small articles from coming off the hook pieces and protects the small articles. In addition, it is preferable to use a transparent material for the packaging bag so that small items inside can be seen from the outside.

[0016]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The display packaging for small items is mounted on the mounting body 11.
And a hook piece 12 formed on the backing body 11 via the cutout line 11a, and a bent piece 13 formed on the upper end of the backing body 11
(FIG. 1). The mount body 11 and the hook pieces 1
2. The bent piece 13 is integrally formed as a thin plate with a suitable paper material or plastic material.

The mount body 11 is formed in a vertically long rectangular shape, and a hook hole 11b is formed in an upper part thereof.
Each corner of the mount body 11 is finished in an arc shape. The cutout line 11a is formed in an inverted U-shape at the top of the mount body 11, and has small holes 11c, 1
1c is formed. The hook piece 12 is formed upward through the cutout line 11a.

The bent piece 13 is formed at the upper end of the mount body 11 via a bending curve 13a so as to be freely bent. The bent piece 13 has its upper side and both lower corners finished in an arc shape. Further, the bent piece 13 is formed with a hook hole 13b corresponding to the hook hole 11b via a bending curve 13a.

A packaging bag 15 is attached to the mount body 11. The packaging bag 15 is formed in a vertically long shape with an open lower end adapted to the mount body 11, and a pressure-sensitive adhesive 15a at the lower end.
1 is formed with a lid piece 15a. In addition, packaging bag 1
5 is provided with a mounting hole 1 for the mount body 11 and the bent piece 13.
Hanging holes 15b, 15b corresponding to 1b, 13b are commonly formed on both surfaces. The packaging bag 15 is formed of a transparent plastic film material or the like.

The display packaging for small items is used, for example, for packaging and displaying the key holder KH (FIGS. 1 and 2).

The mount body 11 raises the hook pieces 12 toward the front side (two-dot chain line in FIG. 1) and hangs the holder ring KH1 of the key holder KH on the hook pieces 12 so that the key holder KH is mounted on the front side of the mount body 11. Can be hung. At this time, the small holes 11c prevent the mount body 11 from being damaged from the lower end of the cutout line 11a due to the weight of the key holder KH.

When the key holder KH is hung on the hook piece 12, the bent piece 13 is bent via the folding curve 13a.
1 can be folded downward (two-dot chain line in FIG. 1) to cover the entire hook piece 12 and conceal the hook piece 12 on the front side of the mount body 11. At this time, the folded piece 13 is held by pressing the upper part of the hook piece 12 against the mount body 11 side, thereby holding the holder ring K.
H1 is prevented from slipping out of the hook piece 12.

Subsequently, the mount body 11 is stored in the packaging bag 15 together with the key holder KH, and the lid 15a is closed to the back side via the pressure-sensitive adhesive 15a1, thereby completing the packaging of the key holder KH. The packaging bag 15 is made of the bent piece 13.
Is prevented from opening upward, and by fixing the bent piece 13 downward, the hook piece 12 is deformed downward,
This prevents the key holder KH from falling off the hook piece 12 and protects the key holder KH, thereby preventing the key holder KH from being damaged or soiled.

The key holder KH housed in the packaging bag 15 in this manner is provided with the hook holes 11b, 13b, 15
The whole can be hung on a display hook (not shown) via b and 15b to be displayed for sale. When removing the key holder KH from the packaging bag 15,
Then, the backing body 11 is taken out together with H, the bent piece 13 is opened upward, and the holder ring KH1 may be pulled out from the hook piece 12.

[0026]

[Other Embodiments] The hook piece 12 may be formed through a cutout line 11a that curves upward in an elliptical shape instead of an inverted U-shape (FIG. 3). The small holes 11c, 11c at the lower end of the cutout line 11a are provided in the holder ring KH of the key holder KH.
1 is formed in a size that can be inserted. The maximum width d of the hook piece 12 is formed slightly larger than the inner diameter r of the holder ring KH1, and the maximum dimension d1 from one of the small holes 11c is formed as d1 <r. Key holder KH
Is to raise the holder piece 12 toward the front side of the mount body 11, then insert one place of the holder ring KH1 into one of the small holes 11c, and rotate the holder ring KH1 around the hook piece 12 so as to rotate the holder ring KH1 around the hook piece 12. 3 can be hung on the hook piece 12 (see FIG. 3).
Two-dot chain line). When the bent piece 13 is opened upward, even if the hook piece 12 is deformed downward due to the weight of the key holder KH, the holder ring KH1 does not fall off.
There is no possibility that the key holder KH may be inadvertently dropped.

The lower portion of the hook piece 12 may be smoothly constricted from both left and right sides (FIG. 4). Cutting line 1 at this time
1a, the left and right lower ends are curved substantially in the horizontal direction,
Therefore, even if the key holder KH is hung on the hook piece 12, there is no possibility that the mount body 11 is easily damaged by the weight of the key holder KH. Further, since the lower part of the hook piece 12 has a constriction, the holder ring KH1 of the key holder KH does not inadvertently move to the upper part of the hook piece 12 during transportation or the like. The suspension position can be maintained in a good shape.

The hook piece 12 may have a head 12a at the tip and a leg 12b at the base (FIG. 5).
(A)). The head 12a is formed wider than the legs 12b, and the mount body 11 has a pair of left and right steps 11d, 11d formed in the middle of an opening 11e formed after raising the hook piece 12 to the front side. (FIG. 1B).
Then, the hook piece 12 is raised to the front side (solid line in the figure), and the holder ring KH of the key holder KH is attached to the leg 12b.
By suspending H1 and projecting the head 12a to the back side of the mount body 11 through the opening 11e, folding it downward at the middle part and locking it to the steps 11d, 11d (the two-dot chain line in the figure) The holder ring KH1 can be stably held between the leg portion 12b and the mount body 11.

Here, it is assumed that the hook hole 11b on the mount body 11 side is included in the upper part of the opening 11e. That is, the display hook is inserted into the hanging hole 13b and the opening 11e.

The hook piece 12 is provided at the middle part of the head part 12a and at the lower end of the leg part 12b, respectively, at the horizontal folding curve 1
2c and 12d may be formed (FIG. 6). At the position corresponding to the hook hole 13b, the head 12a of the hook piece 12 has a tip formed in an arc shape having the same diameter as the hook hole 13b, and is tapered above the fold curve 12c. That is, the hook piece 12 is raised to the front side by the same procedure as that of FIG.
When locked downward, the fold curves 12d, 12c
Can be accurately bent at a predetermined position (solid line and two-dot chain line in FIG. 7A). In addition, hanging hole 1
When the hook for display is inserted through 3b, the hook can be stably held as a whole by the top of the opening 11e and the hook hole 13b.

The hook piece 12 shown in FIG.
e, the entire head 12a is projected to the back side of the mount body 11 and the head 12a is pulled down to the lower portion of the opening 11e as it is (FIG. 7B), whereby the holder ring KH1 of the key holder KH is removed. It may be held. The leg portion 12b of the hook piece 12 bends to the front side via a bending curve 12d, curves in an arc shape so as to hold the holder ring KH1, passes through the lower part of the opening 11e from the front side to the back side, and It is prevented from coming off via the portion 12a.

The mount body 11 is provided with a head 12
A pair of left and right auxiliary holes 11e1 and 11e1 may be formed below "a" (FIG. 8A). Note that the stages 11d, 11d
Are formed at the lower ends of the auxiliary holes 11e1 and 11e1 having a height h1. The hook piece 12 raises the whole to the front side, suspends the holder ring KH1 on the leg 12b (two-dot chain line in FIG. 4B), and moves the head 12a through the opening 11e.
Is projected to the back side (solid line in FIG. 3B), the leg 12b is curved and the substantial length of the leg 12b is shortened. At this time, the opening 11e is formed by the auxiliary holes 11e1, 11
Since the positions of the steps 11d and 11d are lower by the height h1 of e1, the head 12a can be pulled out to the rear side without any trouble. That is, the auxiliary holes 11e1, 11e1
Is a series of operations in which a portion corresponding to the head portion 12a at the upper portion of the opening portion 11e is enlarged downward to lower the positions of the steps 11d and 11d, thereby protruding the head portion 12a to the back side and bending downward. It can be smoother.

In the above description, the small holes 11c in FIG.
11c is also applicable to FIGS. 5 to 8.
Further, the key holder KH is an example of small articles suspended from the hook pieces 12, and may be any other small articles such as a charm, a rosary, and the like.

[0034]

As described above, according to the present invention, an upward hook piece and a folded piece that is folded downward to cover the hook piece are formed on the mount body, so that the folded piece can be small. The hanging hook pieces can be pressed down toward the mount body, so there is no danger that the hung small articles will fall off the hook pieces without using adhesive tape, and the small articles can be held on the backing body. It can be stably held on the front side, so that a series of packaging work procedures can be simplified and packaging cost can be reduced, and the folded piece conceals the hook piece, so that the overall appearance after packaging is large. There is an excellent effect that it can be improved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory perspective view of the overall configuration.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view corresponding to line XX of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is an explanatory front view of a main part showing another embodiment (1).

FIG. 4 is an explanatory front view of a main part showing another embodiment (2).

FIG. 5 is an enlarged explanatory view (1) of a main part showing another embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a front view of a main part showing another embodiment.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of a use state of FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is an enlarged explanatory view (2) of a main part showing another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 ... Mount body 11a ... Cutout line 11c ... Small hole 11d ... Step 11e ... Opening 12 ... Hook piece 12a ... Head 13 ... Bending piece 15 ... Packaging bag

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A mount body, an upward hook piece formed on the mount body via a cutout line, and a bent piece formed on an upper end of the mount body and folded downward to cover the hook piece. Mount for display packaging of small items. 2. The mount for display and packaging of small items according to claim 1, wherein the hook piece forms a head at a tip end. 3. The front end of the hook piece protrudes to the rear side through an opening of the mount body formed after being raised to the front side, and is bent downward. Display packaging for small items. 4. The mount for display packaging of small articles according to claim 3, wherein the head is bent downward at an intermediate portion and is engaged with a step formed in the middle of the opening. 5. The mount for small items according to claim 1, wherein the cutout line has a small hole formed at a lower end thereof. 6. The mount for display packaging of small articles according to claim 1, wherein the cut-out line has a lower end portion curved in a horizontal direction. 7. The small article according to claim 1, wherein the mount body is housed in a packaging bag together with small articles suspended on the front side via the hook pieces. Mount for display packaging.