JPH11321849A - Packaging device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To manufacture a packaging device having a constitution in which a warranty and the like can be taken out therefrom and stored again therein simply. SOLUTION: A release section 22 with perforations or the like is formed on a flange 15A, and a warranty 18 is stored in a packaging case 11 by clamping the folded end of the warranty by the release section 22 and a cushioning material so that the end of the warranty is exposed from a take-out opening 24 by breaking the release section. At the time of storing the warranty 18 again, an insertion section 22a of the release section is inserted into an insert holding section 23 of the width narrower than that of the release section, and also inserted obliquely because of the tapered inner face of an insertion recessed section formed on the cushioning material, and the position of the insertion section is shifted and the edge of the insert is caught in the vicinity of the insertion hole section. The release section 22 is held in the closed state by the arrangement, and the warranty 18 can be stored again securely.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packing apparatus for storing a product warranty or the like in a packaging box for storing articles such as home appliances.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, as shown in FIG. 7, a warranty card for a home electric appliance or the like is obtained by sandwiching a warranty card 1 between the outer flaps 3A and 3B inside a packaging box 2 and a sealing tape 16 as shown in FIG.
Is stuck and stored.

[0003] However, the warranty card must be once taken out of the packaging box, re-stored after entry, because it is necessary to enter the date of sale and the name of the store where the warranty expires at the time of sale. Considering this point, in the storing method shown in FIG. 7, it is troublesome that the warranty card 1 can be taken out only after the sealing tape 16 has been peeled off partway or the flaps 3A and 3B have been opened by cutting the sealing tape 16 with a cutter. There is.

Therefore, in consideration of the ease of putting in and taking out the warranty, when the opening of the packaging box is closed with the inner wrap and the outer wrap, the warranty is written as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 7-251864. So that the end is exposed outside,
A package has been proposed in which the wrap is sandwiched between an inner wrap and an outer wrap, and a seam between the wraps is attached with a sealing tape.

[0005]

According to the storage method described in the above-mentioned publication, the warranty card can be easily taken out by picking out and pulling out the end of the warranty card protruding outside the packaging box. However, in recent years, the width of the packaging box has been reduced due to the tendency of the product itself to be made thinner, and therefore, sometimes a sealing tape is often overlapped with the warranty card.
In the same manner as in the related art, it may take time and effort to remove the sealing tape or cut with a cutter or the like to take out the warranty card.

Further, even if it is attempted to re-store the warranty card once taken out, it is difficult to re-enter the warranty card because the gap between the flaps is narrow.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and has been attempted to further improve the present invention. It is possible to easily take out the warranty card stored in the packaging box, and to easily and surely re-store the warranty card. It is an object of the present invention to provide a packaging device designed for the above.

[0008]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a storage box body for storing articles, the method comprising: forming at least a part of an attached printed matter such as a warranty card when closing an opening of the storage box body with a flap; In a packing device that is sandwiched between a flap and a cushioning material for protecting an article, a sealing tape is attached thereto, and a warranty card or the like is stored together with the article, the flap is modeled with a break and attached to the flap when it is torn. When a die-cutting portion is formed in which a take-out opening facing the end of the printed material is formed, and the attached printed material is re-stored and the die-cutting portion is closed back in the die-cutting hole, the insertion portion at the tip of the die-cutting portion is formed. By providing an insertion structure that is inserted and locked in the insertion hole of the die-cutting hole, the die-cutting part held and returned to the state where the die-cutting hole is closed is used to re-hold the attached printed matter and the like. Packaging equipment .

In addition, an arrow-shaped insertion portion is provided at the tip of the die-cut portion, and the upper surface of the cushioning material is inserted into a narrow groove-shaped insertion hole provided in the die-cut portion. The insertion structure is formed by receiving a sagittal insertion portion and providing an insertion concave portion for inserting and holding an edge portion of the sagittal insertion portion so as to catch on an edge of the insertion hole portion. .

Furthermore, the width of the narrow groove-shaped insertion hole in the longitudinal direction is slightly smaller than the width of the arrow-shaped insertion part.

The insertion recess is formed in a groove having a substantially triangular cross section formed by a tapered inner surface and a vertical surface opposed to the tapered inner surface, and the arrow-shaped insertion portion is inclined by the tapered inner surface. And the vertical surface is locked so that the insertion end of the sagittal insertion portion does not come into contact with the insertion surface.

[0012]

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

The packaging box 11 of the present embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 is generally called a cardboard box, and stores a home electric appliance 12 such as a fan. Such a packaging box 11 is made of a cardboard, and the bottom and the left, right, front and rear 4
It is cut into the shape developed on the side, and the front and rear left and right side surfaces 13a, 13a, 13b,
13b is started and assembled. Further, flaps 15A, 15B are provided on the upper sides of the front and rear side surfaces 13a, 13a, which are horizontally bent from the bent portions 14, 14, and whose leading ends abut against each other.
The flaps 15A and 15B are attached with a sealing tape 16 when the product 12 and a warranty described below are stored in the packaging box 11.

As shown in FIG. 2, the product 12 (showing a part of the stand of the electric fan) is wrapped in a cushioning material 17 such as styrene foam and stored in the packaging box 11.

The warranty card 18 is inserted into one of the walls of the packaging box 11, that is, the gap between the inner surface of the side surface 13a with the flap 15A and the cushioning material 17, and is stored. In this case, the end portion of the warranty card 18 is slightly bent as shown in FIG. 2, and the bent portion 18M is sandwiched between the flap 15A and the upper cushioning material 17U.

If a vertical storage recess 19 for inserting the warranty card 18 is provided in a part of the outer surface of the cushioning member 17, the storage of the warranty card 18 can be performed easily and steadily.

Now, in the packaging box 11, one of the flaps 15A has a warranty card 1 inserted into the packaging box 11.
In the embodiment, in a positional relationship corresponding to 8, a perforated portion 21 having a special shape and a perforated portion 21 is provided around the central portion in the embodiment, as shown in FIG.

The die-cutting part 22 has an arrow-shaped tip part functioning as an insertion part 22a and an intermediate band-like part forming a narrow groove-shaped insertion hole part 23 into which the insertion part 22a is inserted. 22b and a base 22c serving as a forming portion of the main take-out opening 24 of the warranty card 18 and serving as a warranty card holding plate. When it is crushed and cut out along 21, the die-cutting hole 25 that appears there picks up the bent portion 18 </ b> M at the tip of the warranty card 18 and opens the extraction opening 24 for taking out outside. It is a member to make.

That is, the punching hole 25 having the same shape as the punching portion 22 is composed of an arrow-shaped hole portion 25a, an insertion hole portion 23, and a rectangular hole portion (extraction opening 24). Also, the square hole (extraction opening 24) and the insertion hole 2
A common communication slot 25b is formed to connect the three holes 3 and the arrow-shaped hole 25a.

Therefore, the warranty card 18 can be taken out from the take-out opening 24 which pushes the die-cutting portion 22 open and raises it.

On the other hand, when the taken out warranty card 18 is re-stored in the original place, the die-cutting part 22 is closed back to the die-cutting hole 25 and the warranty card 18 is transferred to the upper cushioning material 17U for protecting the top part of the product 12. Between them again.

At this time, the arrow-shaped insertion portion 22a at the tip of the die-cutting portion 22 is bent downward at a right angle, and inserted into the strip-shaped insertion hole 23. Here, the width dimension y of the insertion hole portion 23 is slightly smaller than the width w of the insertion portion 22a. Therefore, the insertion portion 22a once in the insertion hole portion 23 does not come off.

Further, on the upper surface of the cushioning material 17U, there is provided an insertion portion 22a
Has a tapered inner surface 26 which is further obliquely inserted and guided.
Concave section 2 having a substantially triangular cross section with vertical surface 27 facing
8 are formed.

Accordingly, the tapered inner surface 2 of the insertion concave portion 28
6, when the insertion portion 22 is obliquely guided and inserted, the insertion portion 22a is inserted into the arrow-shaped hole portion 25a and the rectangular hole portion (extraction opening 2).
4) through the above-mentioned communication slot 25b communicating with
It moves in the direction of the tip with the arrow-shaped hole 25a, and the insertion slot 23
And the position is shifted, and the arrow-shaped insertion portion 22a
An edge portion 31 which is a shoulder of the insertion hole portion 23 near the insertion hole portion 23, that is, the insertion hole portion 23 including the communication slot 25b.
Will be caught on the edge. Further, as shown in FIG. 6, when the insertion tip 32 of the inserted insertion portion 22a is about to rise, as shown in FIG.
7, so that it is maintained in that state.

The thus-removed die-cutting portion 22 closed and closed so as to cover the die-cutting hole 25 is held in the closed state, and the insertion structure 33 capable of holding and holding the warranty card 18 again is formed. Have been.

Next, how to store the warranty card 18 and how to remove it will be described.

The product 12 is stored in the packaging box 11, and as shown in FIG. 2, most of the warranty 18 is inserted into the gap between the cushioning material 17 and the packaging box 11, and
Is slightly bent, the bent portion 18M is placed on the upper cushioning material 17U, and the flap 15A is closed. As a result, the warranty card 18 has a cushioning material 17U and a flap 15A.
Is sandwiched between. And flap 15A, 1
When the sealing tape 16 is applied to the butting portion of the 5Bs and packing is completed, the warranty card 18 can also be stored in the packaging box 11.

When removing the warranty card 18,
2 is broken by the perforation 21. Next, as shown in FIG. 3, when the die-cut portion 22 is opened, a die-cut hole 25 having the same shape as the die-cut portion appears. The warranty card 18 is inserted into the removal opening 24 which forms a part of the die release hole 25.
The end bent portion 18M of the warranty card 18 is viewed, so that the front end of the warranty card 18 can be picked out from the take-out opening 24 and taken out by pulling it out. Thus, the warranty card 18 can be easily taken out of the packaging box body 11 without cutting the sealing tape 16 using a tool such as a cutter.

In this case, when the die-cutting part 22 is pushed and broken, the warranty card 18 with its tip bent slightly is stored by the repulsive force of the bent part 18M as shown in FIG. Is the bent part 1 of the warranty card 18
It comes up with the 8M, and has a clever storage structure that allows the warranty card 18 to be taken out without any effort.

Next, a warranty card 1 in which the sales date, store name, etc. are entered
To re-store the warranty card 8, the warranty card 18 is stored in the original position (the state shown in FIG. 2), the die-cutting part 22 is returned to close the die-cutting hole 25, and the warranty card 18 is sandwiched between the cushioning material 17. To re-store. In this case, the die-cutting portion 22 is inserted into the narrow groove-shaped insertion hole portion 23 by the arrow-shaped insertion portion 22a.

At this time, the punched portion 22 is formed with a dimensional structure in which the width y of the hole portion of the narrow groove-shaped insertion hole portion 23 is slightly smaller than the width w of the arrow-shaped insertion portion 22a. Because
Once in the insertion hole 23, the arrow-shaped tip insertion portion 22a does not come off.

Further, as described above, the insertion concave portion 28 into which the insertion portion 22a is further inserted is formed in the cushioning material 17U.
Is formed, an arrow-shaped insertion portion 22a is introduced into the insertion concave portion 28. In addition, the insertion concave portion 28 is provided with a tapered inner surface 26 that guides the arrow-shaped insertion portion 22a. As a result, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the insertion portion 22a is bent slightly obliquely and inserted along the tapered inner surface 26. Then, due to the inclined insertion, the rear edge portion 31 of the insertion portion 22a is hooked from below on the vicinity of the narrow groove-shaped insertion hole portion 23. This makes it more difficult for the arrow-shaped insertion portion 22a to come off.

In this manner, the die-cutting portion 22 which has been pushed again so as to cover the take-out opening 4 does not come off.
The warranty card 18 has a rectangular holding portion 22c of the die-cutting portion 22.
And the like and the upper surface of the cushioning material 17U, and are stably held and fixed. Therefore, the re-stored warranty card 18 and the like do not fall from the packaging box 11 and are securely re-stored.

Although the embodiment has been described assuming that the punched portion 22 is provided so as to cover the bent portion 14 of the flap 15A, for example, in FIG. It may be a die cut portion 22F provided as shown by a chain line diagram. Also in this case, the insertion portion at the tip of the warranty card 18 is arranged below the die-cutting portion 22F,
It is sufficient that the rest is stored so that most of the remaining portion is located on the lower surface of the flap 15B. When taking out, the die-cutting portion 22F is broken, and the end of the warranty card which has been peeped through the opening is taken out. Then, for re-storing, if the front end insertion portion of the die-cutting portion 22F is pushed back, as in the previous embodiment, there is an insertion concave portion having a tapered inner surface on the cushioning material side. Then, the insertion portion is obliquely inserted, and the edge portion is caught by the edge portion of the die-cut hole and is prevented from falling off, so that the warranty card can be stored again.

[0035]

As described above, according to the present invention, the flap of the packaging box body is provided with a cut-out portion provided with a break, and the end of the warranty card is bent so that the cut-out portion and the buffer under the portion are provided. Since it was stored between the materials, if you tear open the die-cut part, the trace hole becomes an extraction opening, so that the end of the warranty card can be seen there, so it is easy to take out the warranty card etc. it can. This eliminates the hassle of cutting the sealing tape and unpacking the packaging box when taking out the warranty card and the like, and reduces labor.

Further, when the taken-out warranty card is re-stored, it is returned to its original position, and when the die-cut portion is closed, the tip is inserted so that it cannot be pulled out. The die-cutting portion held in the box holds the warranty card so as not to fall from the packaging box body, and can be securely stored again. In this way, the packing device can easily and reliably take out the warranty card and the like and re-store it.

Further, the insertion structure is, specifically, when an arrow-shaped insertion part at the tip of the die-cutting part is inserted into a narrow groove-shaped insertion hole provided in the take-out opening, the tip of the insertion part is a stored article. The tapered inner surface of the insertion recess provided in the cushioning material that protects the top portion of the insertion portion enters obliquely, and as a result, the insertion portion is shifted from the insertion hole portion, and the edge portion of the insertion portion is It has a configuration that makes it difficult to fall off by getting close to the vicinity. With such a clever insertion structure, the die-cutting part is closed and returned to hold the warranty card or the like again, and is held.

Further, when the width of the insertion hole portion in the die-cut portion is made smaller than the width of the insertion portion, and one end is inserted,
In addition to the structure in which both are difficult to pull out, the double-hook that prevents the tip of the insertion portion from being caught on the vertical surface of the recess existing opposite to the tapered inner surface even in the insertion recess. The solution can be achieved without being too complicated, and the cost of the packaging box is the same as before,
There is no cost increase.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a packaging box according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a main part of a packaging box showing a storage state of a warranty card.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the packaging box body showing a state when the warranty is taken out by pushing through the perforated die-cut portion.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the packaging box showing the inside appearance by breaking open the die-cut portion.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a main part of the packaging box showing an appearance when the die-cutting portion is closed and a warranty card or the like is re-stored.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged sectional view of a main part of FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a conventional packaging box.

[Explanation of symbols]

 2 Product 11 Packaging box 15A, 15B Flap 16 Sealing tape 17 Buffer material 18 Warranty card 22 Die-cut portion 22a Insert portion 23 Insert hole 24 Extraction opening 26 Tapered inner surface 27 Vertical surface 28 Insertion concave portion 31 Edge portion 33 Difference Included structure

Claims (4)

[Claims] When closing an opening of a storage box body for storing an article with a flap, an attached printed matter such as a warranty card is at least partially sandwiched between the flap and a cushioning material for protecting the article, and sealed. In a packing apparatus in which a tape is stuck and a warranty card or the like is stored together with the article, a die-cutting part in which the flap is formed with a break and an extraction opening in which the end of the attached printed matter or the like faces at the time of breakage is formed. When the attached printed matter is stored again and the die-cutting part is closed back in the die-cutting hole, the insertion part at the tip of the die-cutting part is inserted and locked in the insertion hole of the die-cutting hole. A packing apparatus, wherein an insertion structure is provided, and the attached printed matter or the like is re-held by the die-cut portion held by returning the die-cut hole to a closed state. 2. An insertion portion having an arrow shape is provided at a tip of the die-cutting portion, and is inserted into a narrow groove-shaped insertion hole provided in the die-cutting portion on the upper surface of the cushioning material. The insertion structure is formed by receiving the sagittal insertion portion and providing an insertion recess for inserting and holding an edge portion of the sagittal insertion portion so as to be hooked on the edge of the insertion hole portion. The packing device according to claim 1, wherein the packing device comprises: 3. The width of the narrow groove-shaped insertion hole in the longitudinal direction is
3. The packing device according to claim 2, wherein the width is slightly smaller than the width of the arrow-shaped insertion portion. 4. The insertion concave portion is formed in a groove having a substantially triangular cross section including a tapered inner surface and a vertical surface facing the tapered inner surface, and the arrow-shaped insertion portion is formed by the tapered inner surface. 4. The guide according to claim 2, wherein the guide is obliquely inserted, and the vertical surface is locked so that the insertion end of the sagittal insertion portion does not come into contact with the insertion. Packing equipment to do.