JPH11263384A - Take-out part structure of wet tissue container - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily take out wet tissue from the inside of a container. SOLUTION: A take-out part to take out a wet tissue 1 which is continuously laminated or wound one by one, is provided with a pulling hole 8A to pull out the wet tissue 1, a separation hole 8B smaller than the pulling hole 8A to cut off the wet tissue 1 along a perforation 1A, and a communication hole 8C to allow the wet tissue 1 to be moved between the holes 8A, 8B, and a lid body 7 to close the holes 8A, 8B, 8C is provided in an openable/closable manner.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a take-out structure of a wet tissue container for taking out successively laminated or wound wet tissues one by one.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the above-mentioned structure for taking out a wet tissue container, the outlet of the wet tissue is generally cut into a cross. Therefore, while pulling out the wet tissue from the cut, the tissue is cut off one by one along the perforation.

[0003] If the outlet has a cross-shaped notch as described above, the outlet is very small, so the force for sandwiching the wet tissue is increased, and it is easy to separate the wet tissue along the perforations. Although it can be performed, it is not only difficult to first move the pull end of the wet tissue from the inside of the exit to the outside, but also a large pulling force is required when pulling out to the next wet tissue perforation It was to be. Moreover, when pulling out the wet tissue, the user must hold the container with one hand and pull out the wet tissue with the other hand, and the wet tissue cannot be easily pulled out with only one hand. Was. In order to solve the above-mentioned inconvenience, it is conceivable to form a large outlet so that the wet tissue can be easily pulled out. Although it can be easily performed with force, when separating the wet tissue along the perforation, it will be performed with both hands, and in this case it is not possible to easily take out the wet tissue with one hand as above, There was room for improvement.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and has an object to solve the problem in that a wet tissue can be easily taken out of a container.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a method for pulling out wet tissues to a take-out section for taking out successively laminated or wound wet tissues one by one. A tension hole, a separation hole smaller than the tension hole for separating the wet tissue along the perforation, and a communication hole communicating between the two holes so that the wet tissue can be moved. A lid for closing the holes was provided so as to be openable and closable, thereby constituting a take-out structure of the wet tissue container. First, when moving the pulling end of the wet tissue from the inside to the outside of the outlet, or when grabbing the upper end of the wet tissue coming out of the outlet and pulling it up to remove it, In addition, the wet tissue can be easily moved from the inside to the outside of the outlet through the large pulling hole or pulled up. When separating the pulled-up wet tissue along the perforations, the wet tissue can be easily separated by a separating hole smaller than the pulling hole. And
The lid for closing the three holes can prevent the wet tissue from drying.

[0006] By positioning the pulling hole substantially at the center in the left-right direction of the container for storing the wet tissue,
The movement resistance when taking out the wet tissue can be made uniform as compared with the case where the pulling hole is positioned closer to one of the right and left sides, and smooth taking out can be realized. Moreover, after the wet tissue is cut off along the perforations, the next wet tissue is pulled upward, and the wet tissue naturally moves to the tension hole through the communication hole, pulling the wet tissue from the tension hole. it can.

A container for accommodating the wet tissue is constituted by a gusset bag in which a folded portion is formed in a sheet member having airtightness, and is applied from above to a peripheral edge of an opening formed in the sheet member. The take-out portion is constituted by a member and a lower member having a locked portion that locks the locking portion of the upper member with the sheet-like member sandwiched from the lower surface of the periphery of the opening. In other words, by using a gusset bag that is advantageous when transporting or stacking containers for storing wet tissues, and that is advantageous for the environment by reducing resources and reducing garbage, the periphery of the opening of the gusset bag is raised. The take-out part can be mounted simply by being sandwiched between the member and the lower member. In addition, in the sandwiched state, the locking portion of the upper member and the locked portion of the lower member lock, so that the removal portion can be firmly prevented from being detached from the periphery of the opening.

The locking portion comprises a plurality of projections protruding downward on the lower surface of the upper member, and the locked portion comprises a plurality of engagement holes engaged with the projections. By configuring the tip of the projection to project downward from the engagement hole in the engagement state with the engagement hole, the projection can push the sheet member on the periphery of the opening deep down through the engagement hole. In addition, it is possible to reliably prevent the sheet member from being displaced or detached from the take-out portion including the upper member and the lower member.

An operation hole is provided on the side opposite to the take-out part of the container to take out the leading end portion of the internal wet tissue from the pulling side to the outside through the pulling hole at substantially the same height position as the pulling hole. By providing a lid that can be opened and closed to close the operation hole, for example, when the pulling end of the wet tissue falls out of the tension hole into the container, open the lid and put the hand through the operation hole into the container. It is possible to set the wet tissue by grasping the tip end of the wet tissue that has fallen in and pulled out and pulled out from the pulling hole to the outside. In addition, since the operation hole is provided on the side opposite to the tension hole and at substantially the same height, when the pull-out tip of the wet tissue is taken out from the tension hole, the tension hole is confirmed from the operation hole. It can be done quickly and easily.

[0010]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 shows a wet tissue container 2 in which a wet tissue 1 in which a number of sheets are continuously wound in a roll shape is housed. The wet tissue container 2 is made of an aluminum film as an airtight sheet-like member.
A front side portion 2B and a rear side portion 2C extending upward from A, and a lateral side portion 2D and 2E between the front side portion 2B and the rear side portion 2C are formed into a bag body, and the side portions 2D and 2E shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the foldable portion 2 </ b> F can be folded when not in use or during transportation. Such a bag provided with the folded portion 2F is generally called a gusset bag. When using such a gusset bag, the bottom portion for improving stability may be formed of a molded product. If a hole for a handle is formed in the upper part of the bag as needed, it is easy to carry. Further, in addition to forming the wet tissue container 2 from a gusset bag, the wet tissue container 2 may be formed in a bottle shape or a box shape made of a synthetic resin or the like,
Further, by configuring the bag or container having a bellows portion that expands and contracts up and down, the bag and the container may be made smaller as the number of wet tissues inside is reduced. In the present invention, a wet tissue wound in a roll shape is shown, but the present invention can also be applied to a wet tissue stacked in a vertical direction.

A fastener 3 is attached to an upper end of the wet tissue container 2. By opening the fastener 3, the upper part of the wet tissue container 2 can be opened. Put wet tissue 1 from above the container,
Or it can be replenished. In this embodiment, the upper end can be opened by the fastener 3. However, the upper end can be opened by something other than the fastener 3. Further, the fastener 3 may be omitted, and the upper end of the wet tissue container 2 may be closed to constitute a disposable type.

A take-out portion 4 for taking out the wet tissues 1 one by one is provided above the front side portion 2B. As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the take-out portion 4 includes an upper member 5 that abuts a peripheral edge of an opening 2b formed in a front side portion 2B from an upper surface, and an upper member 5 that sandwiches a film from a lower surface of the peripheral edge of the opening 2b. Numerous locking portions of the member 5, that is, the protrusions 5
The lower member 6 is provided with a large number of engagement holes 6A as locked portions that lock the A, and a lid 7 that closes an outlet 8 formed in the lower member 6. By thus sandwiching and fixing the film deeply between the two members 5 and 6, the adhesive and the like are not required, but the film is firmly fixed by the engagement of the large number of locking portions and the large number of engagement holes 6A. In addition to this, one member can be fixed using an adhesive. Although the lid 7 is configured to close the outlet 8 and its periphery, the lid 7 may be configured as a small lid that closes only the outlet 8, and the size of the lid 7 is not limited thereto. is not. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, a recess 6 </ b> B is formed at a position on the lower surface of the lower member 6 corresponding to the outlet 8, so that the outlet 8 is configured to be thin and the upper and lower portions of the recess 6 </ b> B are formed. Circular corner 6R, 6
By chamfering the corner of R, the wet tissue 1 to be pulled out may be smoothly moved without being caught by the upper and lower circular corners 6R, 6R. In the figure, the upper and lower circular corners 6R, 6R are rounded, but the same effect can be obtained even when the upper and lower circular corners 6R are inclined.

The take-out opening 8 has a substantially circular tension hole 8A for pulling out the wet tissue 1 and a cutting hole 8A smaller than the tension hole 8A for separating the wet tissue 1 along the perforation 1A. It comprises a hole 8B and a communication hole 8C communicating between the holes 8A and 8B so that the wet tissue 1 can move. Therefore, first, when the pull-side tip 1B of the wet tissue 1 is moved from the inside of the outlet 8 to the outside,
Upper end 1 of wet tissue 1 coming out of outlet 8
In the case of grasping B and pulling it up, as shown in FIG. 6, the wet tissue 1 is easily moved from the inside of the outlet 8 to the outside through the pulling hole 8A larger than the separating hole 8B. Or pull up. When separating the pulled-up wet tissue 1 along the perforation 1A, the wet tissue 1 can be easily separated by moving the wet tissue 1 through the communication hole 8C to the separation hole 8B smaller than the tension hole 8A. Then, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 6, the wet tissue 1 is pulled up and taken out by positioning the pulling hole 8A substantially at the center of the wet tissue container 2 in the left-right direction, that is, the center X of the take-out portion 4. And the smooth take-out can be realized by making the movement resistance of the film uniform. Moreover,
After the wet tissue 1 is cut off along the perforation 1A, when the next wet tissue 1 is pulled upward, the wet tissue 1 naturally moves to the tension hole 8A through the communication hole 8C, and is wet from the tension hole 8A. 1 can be pulled up.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5 (a), the upper member 5 has a ring-shaped raised portion 5B on the outside and a mouth 5C rising upward to form an opening 5K on the inside. The opening 7 </ b> K can be closed by fitting the flange 7 </ b> A of the lid 7 to the mouth 5 </ b> C. The upper member 5 and the lid 7 are connected via three thin portions 9. Although the upper member 5, the lid 7, and the thin portion 9 can be integrally formed of a synthetic resin, these three members may be formed of different members and connected. .

As shown in FIG. 7, the pull-out tip 1B of the wet tissue 1 inside the wet tissue container 2 is taken out through the pulling hole 8A on the side opposite to the take-out portion 4, that is, the rear side 2C. The operation hole 2H may be provided at substantially the same height as the tension hole 8A, and a film-shaped cover member 10 as an openable and closable lid for closing the operation hole 2H may be attached. The peripheral portion 2 of the operation hole 2H on the inner surface of the cover member 10
The pressure-sensitive adhesive is applied to the portion that comes into contact with the contact hole h, so that the cover member 10 can be brought into close contact with the peripheral portion 2h of the operation hole 2H by the adhesive action of the pressure-sensitive adhesive. The degree of sealing with respect to the operation hole 2H may be improved by attaching an aluminum film to the inner surface of the cover member 10 or forming the cover member 10 itself from an aluminum film. In addition, as the lid,
In addition to using the film-shaped cover member 10, a cover made of synthetic resin may be used.

[0016]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, a hole for pulling out the wet tissue and a hole for separating the wet tissue are separately provided. When moving from the inside of the outlet to the outside, or when grasping the upper end of the wet tissue coming out of the outlet and pulling it up to take it out, the wet tissue can be easily passed through the pulling hole larger than the separation hole. It can be moved from the inside of the outlet to the outside and pulled up, and when the pulled-up wet tissue is cut off along the perforation, it can be easily made by a separating hole smaller than the pulling hole. It is no longer necessary to take out the wet tissue with both hands as before, it is one hand In can be taken out easily wet tissue.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the pulling hole is positioned substantially at the center in the left-right direction of the container for storing the wet tissue, so that the moving resistance when the wet tissue is taken out is made uniform to realize smooth take-out. Can be. Moreover, after the wet tissue is cut off along the perforations, the next wet tissue is pulled upward, and the wet tissue naturally moves to the tension hole through the communication hole, pulling the wet tissue from the tension hole. Thus, it is possible to obtain an excellent operability in which the wet tissue can be continuously taken out.

According to the third aspect, by using a gusset bag which is advantageous when transporting or stacking a container for storing wet tissue, and which is advantageous for the environment due to reduced resources and reduced waste, etc. The take-out portion can be mounted simply by sandwiching the periphery of the opening of the gusset bag between the upper member and the lower member, and there is no excess adhesive extruded when the take-out portion is mounted with an adhesive or the like. In addition, the position of the take-out part with respect to the gusset bag can be changed and adjusted. In addition, in the sandwiched state, the locking portion of the upper member and the locked portion of the lower member lock, so that the removal portion can be firmly prevented from being detached from the periphery of the opening.

According to the fourth aspect, the projection can push the sheet member at the periphery of the opening deep down through the engagement hole, and the sheet member is misaligned with respect to the take-out portion composed of the upper member and the lower member. It can be reliably prevented from dropping or coming off, and can be used favorably over a long period of time.

According to the fourth aspect, for example, when the leading end of the wet tissue falls out of the tension hole into the inside of the container, the lid is opened, and the hand is inserted into the container through the operation hole and falls off. The wet tissue can be quickly set by grasping the leading end of the pull-out and taking it out of the pull-out hole. In addition, since the operation hole is provided on the side opposite to the tension hole and at substantially the same height, when the pull-out tip of the wet tissue is taken out from the tension hole, the tension hole is confirmed from the operation hole. This can be done more easily and quickly.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a wet tissue container.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state where the wet tissue container is folded.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a take-out part with a lid opened.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of a lower member constituting an extraction unit.

5A and 5B show a state in which a front portion is sandwiched between an upper member and a lower member, wherein FIG. 5A is a cross-sectional view in which a lid is opened, and FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view in which the lid is closed.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged perspective view of a main part showing an outlet provided in a front part of the wet tissue container.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged perspective view of a main part showing an operation hole provided on a rear surface of the wet tissue container.

FIG. 8 is a plan view showing another embodiment of the lower member constituting the take-out part.

FIG. 9 is a longitudinal sectional view of the lower member shown in FIG. 8;

[Explanation of symbols]

Reference Signs List 1 Wet tissue 1A Perforation 1B Pulling end (upper end) 2 Wet tissue container 2A Bottom 2B Front side 2C Rear side 2D, 2E Side 2F Folding 2H Operation hole 2b Opening 3 Fastener 4 Extraction 5 Upper member 5A Projection (locking part) 5B Ridge 5C Port 5K Opening 6 Lower member 6A Engagement hole 6B Recess 6R Round corner 7 Lid 7A Flange 8 Outlet 8A Pull hole 8B Separation hole 8C Communication Hole 9 Thin part 10 Cover member (
Lid) X center

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A take-out portion for taking out a wet tissue continuously laminated or wound one by one, a pulling hole for pulling out the wet tissue, and a cut-out portion for separating the wet tissue along a perforation. A separation hole smaller than the pulling hole and a communication hole communicating between the two holes so that the wet tissue can move between the holes were provided, and a lid for closing the holes was provided so as to be openable and closable. A take-out structure for a wet tissue container. 2. A take-out structure for a wet tissue container according to claim 1, wherein said pulling hole is located substantially at the center in the left-right direction of the container storing the wet tissue. 3. A container for accommodating the wet tissue is formed of a gusset bag having a folded portion formed in an airtight sheet-like member, and is applied from above to a periphery of an opening formed in the sheet-like member. The take-out portion is constituted by an upper member to be attached, and a lower member having a locked portion that locks the locking portion of the upper member with the sheet-like member sandwiched from the lower surface of the periphery of the opening. The take-out part structure of the wet tissue container according to claim 1. 4. The locking portion comprises a plurality of projections protruding downward on the lower surface of the upper member, and the locked portion comprises a plurality of engagement holes engaging with the projections. 4. The take-out part structure for a wet tissue container according to claim 3, wherein a tip of the projection part projects downward from the engagement hole when the part is engaged with the engagement hole. 5. An operation hole on the side opposite to the take-out portion of the container for taking out a pull-side tip of the internal wet tissue to the outside through the tension hole, and at substantially the same height as the tension hole. 2. A take-out part structure for a wet tissue container according to claim 1, further comprising a lid that can be opened and closed to close the operation hole.