JPS5834055Y2 - box - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a box that accommodates relatively flat items and allows them to be taken out one by one.

When liquids or powders are stored in flat bags in quantities suitable for one-time use, or flat-folded paper wrapped in bags are stacked in a box, they are taken out one by one. This is relatively troublesome.

The present invention accommodates flat objects such as those mentioned above and allows them to be easily taken out one by one.

The configuration will be explained with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings. 1 is a box body whose cross-sectional shape and size match the shape of the flat object to be stored.

2 is a side wall of the main body 1, 3 is a bottom wall of the main body 1, 4 is a bottom wall 3 at the lower end of the side wall 2 of the
5 is a pair of product ejection cuts provided from both ends of the fold 4 toward the top of the main body 1 and substantially parallel to each other;
Its length is longer than the thickness of one item (item) housed in the box body 1 and shorter than the thickness of two items.

6 is inclined upward from the upper end of the cut 5 for the ejection part,
It is an opening cut formed by connecting a pair of cuts 5, 5, and is formed into a chevron shape in the embodiment, but may be formed into an arbitrary shape such as a semicircle.

The length from the fold 4 to the top of the opening cut 6 is:
It is made longer than the distance between the bottom wall 3 and the fold 4.

Reference numeral 7 indicates a knob cutout provided on both upper and lower sides of the central portion of the fold 4 at an appropriate location, bulging away from each other in a semicircular shape, facing each other, and connecting each end to each other. Fold 4
A hanging piece is provided at the upper end of the side wall 2 facing the side wall 2 with cuts and folds, 9 is an outlet formed by cutting the inner part from the cuts 5 and 6, and 10 is an outlet formed from the cuts 5 and 6. The support piece 11 is cut out and folded into the box body 1, 11 is a recess for a knob formed by cutting out the inner part from the cut 7, and 12 is a flat item placed in the body 1 in an overlapping manner.

In this embodiment, the fold 4 is not provided inside the knob cut 7, but the fold 4 may be provided continuously in this portion as well.

Cuts 5, 6, and 7 are made by making small holes intermittently in the form of perforations to enable the parts to be separated.

In this use, the cuts 5 and 6 are separated, the inner part thereof is folded from the crease 4 into the box body 1 as shown in FIG. 3, and the bottom wall 3 side is sufficiently bent toward the free end thereof.

In this way, since the dimension from the fold 4 to the top of the cut 6 is larger than the dimension from the bottom wall 3 to the fold 4, the inner support piece 10 separated at the cuts 5 and 6 can be moved freely. The end side touches the bottom wall 3 and is in an inclined state.

The inside of the cut 7 is also cut away, and recesses 11 for gripping are provided on both sides of the fold 4.

Then, flat items 12 are placed in a stacked state inside the box body 1.

The article 12 in the main body 1 is tilted with one end resting on the support piece 10, and its higher end emerges from the outlet 9.

In this state, the box main body 1 is placed on a stand or other surface, or the hanging piece 8 is raised up as shown by the chain line in FIG. 4, and the box body 1 is hung from a wall or other place for use.

Before cutting the cuts 5 and 6, if there is an item in the main body 1, turn the main body 1 upside down and make a hollow part on the bottom side of the main body 1 to insert the separated support piece 10 into the main body 1. Put it in.

To take out the item 12 placed inside the main body 1, use the knob recess 1.
Insert your fingertip between 1 and the bottom item and the item above it and take out the items one by one, starting with the bottom one. more than one thickness and less than two thicknesses, ie, allowing one of the articles 12 to pass through.

Since the cut 6 continuously provided at the upper end of the cut 5 is inclined, the second or higher items from the bottom are caught on the side wall 2 and cannot be removed from the outlet 9.

Therefore, if the bottom item 12 is pinched and pulled out as described above, only that item will come out, and the items above it will not come out at the same time, allowing the items to be taken out one by one.

When the bottom item is pulled out, the items above it are lowered one after another, which is repeated.

In addition, by providing the support piece 10 at an angle and placing items on it, the items in the main body 1 can be inclined, so that the load of the stacked items on the upper side is applied more toward the lower side of the slope. This makes it easy and smooth to take out items from below.

In addition, when the main body 1 is placed on a table, it is possible to prevent items from spontaneously sliding out from the outlet 9.

As mentioned above, the box of the present invention has a fold 4 in a part of its side wall 2.
Since the configuration is simple with just the cutouts 5 and 6,
It is easy to reduce costs.

Its use is also extremely simple, as it is simply a matter of cutting out the cuts 5 and 6 and folding the support piece 10 therein into the main body 1.

Moreover, it is easy to take out the items placed in the main body 1 one by one, and they will not come out unnecessarily, so you can easily remove items that have been put into the main body 1 one by one, so you can easily remove items that have been put into the main body 1 one by one, and they will not come out unnecessarily. Can be used to store and retrieve items.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a front view, FIG. 2 is a front view in use, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the main parts in use.
FIG. 4 is a rear view. 1: Box body, 2: Side wall, 3: Bottom wall, 4: Fold, 5: Cut for removal section, 6: Cut for opening, 7: Cut for knob.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On the side wall of the box body, a fold spanning almost the entire width is provided almost parallel to the bottom wall, and at both ends of the fold there are cutouts for the ejection section facing upwards of the main body, which are almost parallel to each other. An opening cut is provided on the upper side by slanting upward and connecting the upper ends of the pair of cut-out cuts, and the cut-out cut has a width equal to the thickness of one flat item to be inserted into the main body. The length from the fold to the top of the opening cut is longer than the distance between the bottom wall of the main body and the fold, and the length from the top of the fold to the top of the opening cut is longer than the distance between the bottom wall of the main body and the fold. is a box with a knob slit that bulges away from each other and connects both ends.