JPH11227860A - Packaging body for camera product - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a packaging body for camera products which can package camera products comprising a camera, a photograph film cartridge, and a battery or the like, as a set, and by which the camera products can be sold under a hanging state and under a state being placed on a display table. SOLUTION: This packaging body 10 is constituted of a box 12 and a tray. The box 12 is constituted of a box main body 16 and a header part 18, and on the box main body 16, an opening 20 from which camera products are exposed, is formed, and on the header part 18, a hole 22 for hanging is formed. Thus, the packaging body 10 can be sold either by being hung or being placed on a display table. Also, at the opening part 20, a transparent film 28 is affixed. By this method, a camera 24 and a box 26 for photograph film cartridge, which are housed in the box 12 can be confirmed from the outside through the transparent film 28.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera product package, and more particularly, to a camera product package capable of displaying and selling a camera product including a camera, a photographic film cartridge, and a battery in a set. .

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art There has been known a package of camera products which is packaged as a set of camera products and exhibited and sold in this packaging form. Such packages include a blister package type and a box type that is stored in a box.
The blister package type is sold by hanging a hanging hole formed on an upper portion thereof from a hook, and the box type is put on a display stand and sold.

[0003]

However, the blister package type is a simple package formed by forming a recess for accommodating a camera product in a transparent plastic sheet and attaching a mount to the back surface of the plastic sheet. When applied to such a package of expensive precision equipment, there is a drawback that it is difficult to give a purchaser a high-class feeling.

[0004] The blister packaging type is intended only for the form of hanging sale, and is not made for the form of selling on a display stand. Further, the box type is intended only for a form in which it is placed on a display stand and sold, and is not made for a form in which it is suspended and sold. Therefore, since both packages are made only for one sales form, there is a disadvantage that the sales forms are limited.

[0005] The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a package of camera products that can give a purchaser a sense of quality and that is widely sold.

[0006]

According to the present invention, there is provided a package for packaging a camera product comprising a camera, a photographic film cartridge, a battery and the like in a set, wherein the package comprises the camera. A tray in which a plurality of recesses for storing products are formed, a box body for storing the trays so as to be able to be taken in and out, and an opening for exposing the camera product stored in the recesses of the trays; It is characterized by comprising a transparent member attached to the opening of the box, and a header formed in the box and having a hanging hole.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the camera product is stored in each of the recesses of the tray, and is sold together with the tray in a box. When the camera product is housed in a box in this way, it is possible to give the purchaser a sense of quality compared to a blister package type. Further, since the package is a box, the package can be put on a display stand for sale. Further, since a hanging hole is formed in the header portion of the box, it can be sold by hanging. Thereby, the package of the present invention can exhibit and sell camera products in both forms, and the sales form is widened. On the other hand, the camera product stored in the box can be confirmed through the transparent member from the opening of the box, so that the purchaser can purchase the desired camera product without mistake. Further, since the opening of the box is closed by the transparent member, the box can have a dustproof function.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, a plurality of photo film cartridges are stored in the upper portion of the box, and a camera and a battery are stored in parallel below the plurality of photo film cartridges. The storage arrangement balance is improved, and the package is compact. According to the third aspect of the present invention, the camera cover and the camera are sequentially housed from above to below, and a plurality of photo film cartridges and batteries are housed in parallel below the camera. It can appeal to buyers. Also, the storage arrangement balance of camera products including the camera cover is improved, and the package is compact.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred embodiments of a camera product package according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a mode in which a camera product is displayed and sold by a camera product package 10 according to the first embodiment. The package 10 shown in FIG.
And a tray 14 shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 1, the box 12 is
6 and a header portion 18 integrally formed with the box body 16, an opening 20 for exposing a camera product is formed in the box body 16, and a hanging hole 22 is formed in the center of the header portion 18. Are formed. The opening 20 formed in the box body 16 accommodates the camera 24 housed in the box body 16 and the three photo film cartridge boxes 2.
6, 26, 26 are formed in a size and shape that can be exposed. That is, the opening 2 exposing the camera 24
0A is formed in a rectangular shape so as to entirely expose the front surface of the camera 24, and is provided with three photographic film cartridge boxes 26A.
Is formed in a rectangular shape longer than the opening 20A. In addition, the opening 20A
Is formed from the front surface 16A to a part of the bottom surface 16C, so that the camera 24, which can be seen from the opening 20A, can be shown to the purchaser as if it were floating from the box body 16. Further, since the opening 20B is formed from the front surface 16A of the box main body 16 to a part of the upper surface 16B, the three photo film cartridge boxes 26 that can be seen from the opening 20B float from the box main body 16. It can be shown to the buyer in such a state.

A transparent film (transparent member) 28 is attached to the opening 20. As a result, the camera 24 and the box 26 for three photographic film cartridges can be confirmed from the outside via the transparent film 28. Further, the box 12 is provided with a dustproof function by the transparent film 28. FIG. 3 is a development view of the box 12. In FIG. 3, a mountain fold line and a valley fold line are indicated by dotted lines to distinguish them from the outline (solid line) of the box 12.

As shown in FIG. 1, the box 12 is made up of one paper sheet, and the paper sheet has a front surface 1.
6A, a top surface 16B, a bottom surface 16C, a back surface 16D, and side surfaces 16E and 16F are formed. The upper surface 16B
Are bent at right angles to the front surface 16A along the mountain fold line 30A. The header portion 1 is provided on the upper surface 16B.
Surfaces 18A and 18B that constitute 8 are integrally formed. The surface 18A is aligned with the upper surface 16 along the valley fold line 30B.
B is bent at a right angle to B, and the surface 18B is folded back along the mountain fold line 30C and adhered to the back surface of the surface 18A. As a result, the header portion 18 has two surfaces 18.
A, 18B formed and reinforced. Surface 1
When the surface 8A is bonded to the surface 8A, the hole 22A formed on the surface 18A and the hole 22B formed on the surface 18B overlap each other to form the hanging hole 22.

The bottom surface 16C is bent at right angles to the front surface 16A along the mountain fold line 30D. The rear surface 16D is bent at a right angle to the bottom surface 16C along the mountain fold line 30E.
The adhesive margin surface 16G formed at the tip of the
Is attached to the back surface of the surface 18A. The side surface 16E is bent at right angles to the front surface 16A along the mountain fold line 30F. Then, the adhesive margin surface 16H formed at the tip of the side surface 16E is bent at right angles to the side surface 16E along the mountain fold line 30G, and is attached to the back surface of the back surface 16D. Thereby, the upper left side surface of the box 12 in FIG. 1 is closed by the side surface 16E in FIG. In addition, side 1
When bending 6E, the ear surface 16I formed on the upper portion of the side surface 16E is bent at right angles to the upper surface 16B along the mountain fold line 30H, and is attached to the back surface of the side surface 16E. Further, the ear surface 16J formed below the side surface 16E is bent at a right angle to the bottom surface 16C along the mountain fold line 30I, and is attached to the back surface of the side surface 16E. Thereby, the upper left side surface of the box 12 in FIG. 1 is completely sealed.

The side surface 16F is bent at right angles to the front surface 16A along the mountain fold line 30J, and the adhesive margin surface 16K formed at the tip of the side surface 16F is aligned with the side surface 16F along the mountain fold line 30K. Folded at right angles, back 1
Affixed to the back of 6D. Thereby, the upper right side surface of the box 12 in FIG. 1 is closed by the side surface 16F in FIG. When the side surface 16F is bent, the ear surface 16L formed on the upper side of the side surface 16F is moved upward along the mountain fold line 30L.
It is bent at a right angle to 6B and is attached to the back surface of the side surface 16F. Further, the ear surface 16M formed below the side surface 16F is bent at a right angle to the bottom surface 16C along the mountain fold line 30M, and is attached to the back surface of the side surface 16F. Thereby, the upper right side surface of the box 12 in FIG. 1 is completely sealed. By the above procedure, the horizontally long box 12 shown in FIG. 1 is assembled from the paper sheet shown in FIG.

The tray 14 shown in FIG. 2 is housed in the box 12 together with the camera product, and is formed to be horizontally long.
The tray 14 is made of plastic, and has concave portions 32, 34, 36 for accommodating camera products formed on the surface thereof by a molding method such as vacuum heating or pressure forming. The recess 32 is provided between the camera 24 and the instruction manual 2.
5 is a recess for accommodating therein. The concave portion 32 is formed in a horizontally long rectangular shape, and the longitudinal direction of the concave portion 32 is formed in parallel with the longitudinal direction of the tray 14. The projections 38 are integrally formed on the inner wall of the recess 32.
By these projections 38, 38, the camera 24 is held in the state of being stored in the recess 32, and is prevented from falling off the tray 14. Note that the instruction manual 25 is for the camera 2
4 and the camera 24 is positioned on the front 2
4A is housed in the concave portion 32 with the upper side facing upward.
Thereby, the front surface 24A of the camera 24 is exposed from the opening 20 of the box 12, and the display effect is enhanced.

The recess 34 is a recess for accommodating three photo film cartridge boxes 26. This recess 34
Is the camera recess 3 in the exhibition and sales form shown in FIG.
2 is formed above. As shown in FIG. 2, the recess 34 is formed in a size that can accommodate three boxes 26 arranged in a line along the longitudinal direction of the camera recess 32.

The recess 36 is provided with a shrink film 40.
This is a recess for accommodating the two batteries 42 and 42 and the strap 43 wrapped in the above. The concave portion 36 is formed on the left side of the camera concave portion 32 in FIG. 2 and below the concave portion 34 which protrudes leftward from the upper surface of the camera 24. The concave portion 36 is formed at a deep bottom so that the battery 42 and the strap 43 housed in the concave portion 36 do not jump out of the concave portion 36, and the battery housed in the concave portion 36 is formed on the inner wall of the concave portion 36. 42 and the strap 43 into the recess 3
A groove 44 for inserting a finger is formed so that the finger can be easily taken out from the groove 6.

Next, features of the package 10 configured as described above will be described. The first feature is that the camera 24, the photo film cartridge box 26, and the battery 42 are stored in the tray 14 and sold together with the tray 14 in the box 12. When the camera product is stored in the box 12 in this way, it is possible to give the purchaser a sense of quality. In addition, a hanging hole 22 is formed in the header portion 18 of the box 12 to enable hanging sales of the package 10. Thereby, the package 10 is
Even in the case of hanging sales, it can be sold by placing it on a display stand, so that the sales form becomes wider as compared with a conventional package. Since the camera product stored in the box 12 can be checked through the transparent film 28 from the opening 20 of the box 12, the purchaser can purchase the desired camera product without making a mistake.

The second feature is that an opening 20 is formed from the upper surface 16C of the box body 16 to the bottom surface 16B from the front surface 16A. As a result, the camera 24 and the three photographic film cartridge box 26 that can be seen from the opening 20
Can be shown to the purchaser as if it were floating from the box body 16. Therefore, the presence of the camera product can be strongly appealed to the purchaser, and the purchase motivation of the purchaser can be intrigued.

The third feature is that the concave portion 34 for the photographic film cartridge formed on the tray 14 is
The three photo film cartridge boxes 26 are formed in such a size that they can be stored in a state of being arranged along the longitudinal direction of the photo film cartridge. Thus, a larger number of photographic film cartridges can be accommodated than when the photographic film cartridge recess 34 is formed on the short side of the camera recess 32.

A fourth feature is that, in the display and sale form of the package 10 shown in FIG. 1, the tray 1 is provided in the order of the concave portion 34 for the photographic film cartridge and the concave portion 32 for the camera from the top to the bottom.
4. As a result, the existence of the photo film cartridge can be strongly appealed to the purchaser. Therefore, the purchaser can be motivated to purchase. Further, the battery concave portion 36 is formed below the photographic film cartridge concave portion 34 on the side of the camera concave portion 32. That is, the dead space is changed to the battery recess 36.
As a result, the package 10 is made compact, and the storage arrangement balance of the camera product is improved.

In the package 10 in the display and sale mode shown in FIG. 1, the battery 42 is not exposed.
The opening 20 may be widened so as to expose. Also,
The tray 14 has three recesses, a recess 32 for a camera, a recess 34 for a photographic film cartridge, and a recess 36 for a battery, but is not limited thereto. A concave portion for storing another camera product such as a concave portion may be formed.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a form in which camera products are displayed and sold by a camera product package 50 according to the second embodiment. The package 50 shown in FIG.
2 and a tray 54 shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the box 52 includes a box body 56 and a box body 5.
6, an opening 60 for exposing the camera product is formed in the box main body 56, and a hanging hole 62 is formed in the header 58.

The opening 60 formed in the box main body 56 is formed in a shape exposing the camera 24, two photo film cartridge boxes 26, 26, the battery 42, and the camera cover 64 housed in the box main body 56. Is done. The opening 60
, A transparent film 66 is attached. Thus, the camera 24, the box 26 for two photographic film cartridges, the battery 42, and the camera cover 64 can be confirmed through the transparent film 66.

FIG. 6 is a development view of the box 52. In FIG. 6, a mountain fold line and a valley fold line are indicated by dotted lines to distinguish them from the outline (solid line) of the box 52. As shown in the figure, the box 52 is composed of one paper sheet, and the paper sheet has a front surface 56A, side surfaces 56B and 56B.
C, back 56D, top 56E, and bottom 56F, 56G
Etc. are formed.

The side surface 56B is bent at right angles to the front surface 56A along the mountain fold line 70A.
6C is bent at right angles to the front surface 56A along the mountain fold line 70B. The rear surface 56D is bent at a right angle to the side surface 56B along the mountain fold line 70C, and the glue margin surface 56H formed at the upper left end of the rear side surface 56D in FIG. Along the side 56E
And is attached to the side surface 56C.

The upper surface 56E is bent at right angles to the front surface 56A along the mountain fold line 70E. Then, the adhesive margin surface 56I formed at the tip of the upper surface 56E is bent at right angles to the upper surface 56E along the mountain fold line 70F, and is attached to the rear surface 56D. Thereby, the box 52
Is closed. When bending the upper surface 56E, the ear surface 56J formed on the left side of the upper surface 56E is bent at a right angle to the side surface 56B along the mountain fold line 70G, and is attached to the back surface of the upper surface 56E. Also, the upper surface 5
The ear surface 56K formed on the right side of 6E is bent at right angles to the side surface 56C along the mountain fold line 70H, and the upper surface 56K is formed.
Affixed to the back of E. Thereby, the upper surface of the box 52 is completely sealed.

The bottom surface 56F is bent at right angles to the front surface 56A along the mountain fold line 70I. The bottom surface 56G is bent at right angles to the back surface 56D along the mountain fold line 70J. Thus, the bottom surface 56F, 56G
Is bent, the bottom surfaces 56F and 56G overlap each other to form the bottom surface of the box 52. The bottom 5
When bending 6F, the ear surface 56L formed at the lower part of the side surface 56C is bent at right angles to the side surface 56C along the mountain fold line 70K, and is attached to the glue margin surface 56M of the bottom surface 56F. Further, when the bottom surface 56G is bent, the ear surface 56N formed below the side surface 56B has a mountain fold line 70L.
Along the side surface 56B at right angles to the bottom surface 5B.
Affixed to the 6G glue surplus surface 56O. by this,
The bottom surface of the box 52 is completely sealed.

On the other hand, surfaces 58A and 58B constituting the header portion 58 are integrally formed on the back surface 56D. The surface 58A is aligned with the back surface 56 along the valley fold line 70M.
D is bent at right angles to D, and the surface 58B is folded back along the mountain fold line 70N and adhered to the back surface of the surface 58A. As a result, the header portion 58 has two surfaces 58.
A, 58B and reinforced. Also, face 5
When 8A and the surface 58B are adhered, the hole 62A formed in the surface 58A and the hole 62B formed in the surface 58B overlap each other to form the hanging hole 62. By the above procedure, the vertically long box 52 shown in FIG. 1 is assembled from the paper sheet shown in FIG.

The tray 54 shown in FIG. 5 is housed in the box 52 together with the camera product, and is formed to be vertically long. The tray 54 is made of plastic and has concave portions 72, 74, 7 for storing camera products on its surface.
6, 78 are formed by a molding method such as vacuum heating or pressure forming. The recess 72 is a recess for housing the camera 24. The concave portion 72 is formed in a horizontally long rectangle, and the longitudinal direction of the concave portion 72 is formed parallel to the short direction of the tray 54. Also, the concave portion 72
Is formed at a substantially central portion of the tray 54, and is located at a substantially central portion of the box 52 in the display / sales mode shown in FIG. The camera 24 is stored in the recess 72 with the front surface 24A facing upward. Thereby, the front surface 24A of the camera 24 is exposed from substantially the center of the opening 60 of the box 52, and the display effect is enhanced.

The recess 74 is a recess for accommodating two photographic film cartridge boxes 24. This recess 74
Is formed diagonally below and to the left of the concave portion 72 for the camera 24 in the exhibition and sales form shown in FIG. In addition, the concave portion 74
As shown in FIG. 5, is formed in such a size that two boxes 26 can be stored in a state of being arranged in a line along the longitudinal direction of the concave portion 72 for the camera 24.

The recess 76 is provided in the shrink film 40.
This is a recess for accommodating two batteries 42, 42 packaged in. The recess 76 is formed using a dead space below the recess 72 and on the right side of the recess 74. Also,
The projections 77 are formed integrally with the inner wall of the recess 76. By these projections 77, 77, the state of being stored in the battery 42 and the concave portion 76 is maintained, and the falling off from the tray 54 is prevented.

By the way, the tray 54 is formed with a concave portion 78 for storing the camera cover 64 and the instruction manual 25. The recess 78 is formed above the camera recess 72, and the instruction manual 25 is stored before the camera cover 64. As a result, the camera cover 64 housed in the concave portion 78 is positioned above the camera 24 in the exhibition and sale mode shown in FIG. The recess 78
The projections 80 are integrally formed on the inner wall as shown in FIGS. The projections 80, 80... Keep the camera cover 64 housed in the concave portion 78, thereby preventing the camera cover 64 from falling off the tray 54.

As shown in FIG. 7, the package 50 is delivered from the store to the purchaser while being stored in the sleeve 100. The sleeve 100 is made of paper and has an upper part 10 made of paper.
Reference numeral 2 denotes an opening for accommodating the package 50, and an opening 10 for exposing a camera product is provided on a front surface 104 thereof.
6 are formed. Next, the features of the package 50 configured as described above will be described.

The first feature is that the camera 24, the photographic film cartridge box 26, the battery 42, and the camera cover 6
4 is to be sold in the form of being stored in a box 52. By storing the camera product in the box 52 in this way, it is possible to give the purchaser a sense of quality. The hanging holes 6 are provided in the header 58 of the box 52.
2 to enable the hanging sale of the package 50. Thereby, the packaging body 50 can be put on the display stand and sold even in the hanging sale, so that the sales form is widened.

The second feature is that a recess 78 for accommodating the camera cover 64 is formed in the tray 54. Thereby, the camera cover 64 can be exhibited and sold as a set. The third feature is that the packaging body 50 is
In this state, the camera cover concave portion 78, the camera concave portion 72, and the photographic film cartridge concave portion 74 are formed on the tray 54 in this order from the upper side to the lower side in a state where the photo film cartridge is suspended from above. Accordingly, the camera cover 64 is located above the camera 24, so that the presence of the camera cover 64 can be strongly appealed to the purchaser. Therefore, the purchaser can be motivated to purchase.

The fourth feature is that the battery recess 7 of the tray 54 is provided.
6 is formed on the side of the concave portion 74 for the photographic film cartridge below the concave portion 72 for the camera. That is, since the dead space is effectively used as the battery concave portion 76, the package 10 is made compact, and the storage arrangement balance of the camera product is also improved. FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a modified example of the camera product package 80.

A package 80 shown in FIG. 1 is a package that does not package a photographic film cartridge, and is a compact version of the package 10 shown in FIG. The box body 82 of the package 80 of FIG.
Is formed, and a transparent film 86 is attached to the opening 84. A header portion 88 is formed at an upper portion of the box body 82, and the header portion 88 has a hanging hole 90.
Are formed.

The camera 24 housed in the box body 82 is housed in the box body 82 while being held on a tray 94, as shown in FIG. That is, the side 9 of the tray 94
A concave portion 95A (only one concave portion 95A is shown) for holding both sides of the camera 24 is formed inside the fifth and 95. By inserting both sides of the camera 24 into the two concave portions 95A and 95A, the camera 24 is inserted. It is held on a tray 94.
The tray 94 is formed by bending a cardboard paper 92.

When the tray 94 is housed in the box body 82, the side parts 95 of the tray 94 are hidden behind the front surface of the box body 82 and cannot be seen from the opening 84 as shown in FIG. From 84, only the central portion on the front of the camera 24 can be seen. Therefore, as shown in FIG.
When the camera 2 is viewed from the front, the camera 24 can be seen as if it were floating from the box body 82. Therefore, the package 80 is a camera 2 in an unprecedented novel form.
4 can be wrapped, thereby further motivating the purchaser.

As shown in FIG. 9, in addition to the camera 24, two batteries 42, 42 wrapped with shrink film and a strap 9 wrapped with a vinyl bag are provided on the box body 82.
6 and the instruction manual 98 are also stored in the box body 82 as a set. When the tray 94 is stored in the box body 82, the batteries 42 and 42 and the strap 96 are stored using the space formed between the side 95 of the tray 94 and the side of the box body 82. . The instruction manual 98 is stored using a space formed between the back 97 of the tray 94 and the back of the box body 82.

The package 80 is not a package for packaging a photographic film cartridge or a camera cover, but can be sufficiently applied as a package for packaging a camera product comprising the camera 24 and the battery 42. An opening may be formed in the side surface 83 of the box body 82 to expose the battery 42 and the strap 96 stored in the box body 82. In this case, it is necessary to attach a transparent film to the opening in order to prevent the battery 43 and the strap 96 from dropping off, and it is also preferable to prevent dust on the camera 24.

[0043]

As described above, according to the camera product package according to the present invention, since the camera product is sold in the form of being stored in a box, it is possible to give the purchaser a sense of quality. In addition, since the hanging hole is formed in the header portion of the box, the box can be suspended and sold. Therefore, according to the package of the present invention, the hanging sale can also be put on the display stand and sold, and the sales form can be widened.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a form in which a camera product is exhibited and sold in a package according to a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state where camera products are stored in a tray of the package shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the box of the package shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a form in which a camera product is displayed and sold in the package according to the second embodiment;

5 is a perspective view showing a state in which camera products are stored in a tray of the package shown in FIG. 4;

6 is an exploded view of the box of the package shown in FIG. 4;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the package and the sleeve shown in FIG. 4;

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a modified example of a package of a camera product.

9 is a perspective view showing a state where the camera product is taken out of the package shown in FIG. 8;

FIG. 10 is a front view of the package shown in FIG. 8;

[Explanation of symbols]

 10, 50: Camera product package 12, 52: Box 14, 54: Tray 18, 58: Header 22, 22: Hanging hole 24: Camera 26: Photo film cartridge box 32, 72: Camera recess 34, 74: recess for photo film cartridge box 36, 76: recess for battery 78: recess for camera cover

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A package for packaging a camera product comprising a camera, a photographic film cartridge, a battery and the like as a set, the package comprising: a tray having a plurality of recesses for accommodating the camera product; And a box body formed with an opening for exposing the camera product housed in the recess of the tray, a transparent member attached to the opening of the box body, and the box. And a header portion formed on the body and having a hanging hole formed therein. 2. In the box, a plurality of photo film cartridges are stored in an upper part of the box, and a camera and a battery are stored in parallel below the plurality of photo film cartridges. The package of a camera product according to claim 1, wherein 3. The camera body according to claim 1, wherein a camera cover and a camera are housed in order from above to below, and a plurality of photographic film cartridges and batteries are housed in parallel below the camera. Item 7. A package of the camera product according to Item 1.