JPS5842281Y2 - A box containing tea strainer paper - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention spreads the required number of tea filter papers inside the box and stores them.
Then, through the transparent window cut along the perforation holes on the surface of the box, an appropriate amount of tea confectionery is placed on the surface of the tea strainer paper, and the free end of the thin thread of the tea strainer is placed above the box body. The thread was guided to a V-shaped cutout on the side wall, and the free end of the thin thread was pulled using the tip of the cutout as a fulcrum, so that the thin thread around the periphery was squeezed together with the tea strainer paper and placed. The present invention relates to a box containing tea strainer paper that wraps tea leaves in a bag shape and transports the tea leaves together with hot water into a required container such as a hot water cup to extract the cover of tea confectionery and serve it to one's taste.

Traditionally, when drinking Japanese tea or black tea, it was customary to place tea leaves and boiling water in an appropriate amount in a teapot or pot, and then pour the tea confection liquid into a container such as a hot water cup, or pour it using the required fine copper strainer. be.

Furthermore, recently, a device called a tea pack, in which a certain amount of tea leaves is sealed and stored in a paper bag, and the bag is carried into boiling water to extract a tea confection liquid, is also well known.

However, in the former case, it is necessary to prepare a container such as a teapot or a strainer in advance, and it is complicated to dispose of the tea utensils after use. Although it is possible to correct the defect, it only uses the same standardized amount of tea leaves, which is uneconomical for people, and when a relatively large number of people are involved, it is necessary to prepare several tea bags, which is also This is a nuisance and I regret it.

However, the box of the present invention is a box for storing tea strainer paper, and at the same time, by simply cutting out a part of the box from the perforation hole, it gives the tea strainer the shape necessary to wrap the tea leaves. The filter paper itself uses this box to form a large bag of tea and confectionery, with thin threads sewn around the periphery, and the paper itself does not need to be taken out of the box, just by turning it, the threads are guided to the notch. Not only is it extremely easy to form a bag containing tea leaves by simply pulling the thin thread from the side of the box, but the tea strainer paper is not only easy to form, but also because the box is opened before use. It can be stored extremely hygienically.

We also propose a box containing tea strainer paper that is convenient and portable, allowing you to adjust the required amount of tea leaves to suit the number of people enjoying the tea, and wrapping the tea leaves without using tea utensils such as a teapot. In other words, this invention has a flat rectangular shape with an appropriate height, and has a circular or appropriately shaped perforation hole 9 with a large diameter in order to form a transparent window 3 on its surface 12. A box body 1 having a series of perforation holes 10 forming a notch 5 with a V-shaped tip extending from one end of the perforation hole 9 to the upper side wall surface of one side wall 4, and inside the box body 1,
The free ends 7, 7a of the thin thread 6 are roughly sewn around the entire circumference of the periphery, and engage the notch 5 of the box body 1 from one side end, and can be freely narrowed using this as a fulcrum. The present invention relates to a box containing tea strainer paper characterized in that it is equipped with a drawn-out strainer paper 2 for extracting tea confectionery liquid made of thin paper such as Japanese paper of a desired shape.

To describe in detail an example of the implementation of the present invention, the box 1 of the present invention is made of cardboard such as pole paper,
/rL square, and there is no problem in producing the box 1 using any assembly method. For example, as shown in FIG. A symmetric adhesive piece 25 and an adhesive fixing piece 26 are provided at both ends along the vertical fold line, and a front side piece forming the surface 12 of the box body 1 on both sides of the center of the cardboard 21 through the vertical fold line 22° 22a. 23 and the back side piece 24 forming the back side of the box body 1
The front side piece 23 has lid pieces 27 and 2 having transverse fold lines 28.28a and 29.29a at both upper and lower ends.
7a are continuously provided, and a large diameter perforation hole 9 having a circular or appropriate shape is bored in the front piece 23, and a lid communicating with the perforation hole 9 to form one side wall 4 is provided. Piece 27
A perforation hole 10 forming a notch 5 having a V-shape or other appropriate concave shape is provided in series.

The box body 1 is then manufactured by pasting the adhesive symmetrical piece 25 and the fixing piece 26 together.

The box 1 folded as described above has a flat rectangular shape with an appropriate height, for example, about 1 to 2 CIrL, and a transparent window 3 is bored in its surface 12. A circular or appropriately shaped perforation hole 9 with a large diameter is bored, and extends from one end of the perforation hole 9 to the upper side wall surface of one side wall 4 adjacent to each other in a wedge shape. A perforation hole 10 is connected to the upper side wall 4 to form a notch 5 having a shallow notch of about 2 to 5 mm and having a V-shaped or other suitable concave tip.

Inside the box body 1 formed in this way, thin threads 6 are sewn from the 11-point edge around the entire circumference near the periphery so as to be freely narrowed, and the threads are attached to the negative side edge. The free ends 7, 7a of the three pieces of the thin thread 6 are pulled out from at least one side end and cut into a circular, elliptical, hexagonal, polygonal shape such as hexagonal or other required shape with a diameter of about 10 to 15 cm. A required number of filter papers 2 for tea leaf liquid extraction made of thin paper such as Japanese paper, which is made of manila hemp as a main material and has a size around rIL, is durable in hot water and has good filtration properties, is stored in a stacked manner.

In the figure, reference numeral 8 denotes a pulling grip piece connected to both ends of the free ends 7, 7a of the thin thread 6.

Therefore, when using the present invention, perforations 9 and 1 are formed across the surface 12 of the box body 1 and the upper side wall surface of one side wall 4.
The cut piece 11 along the line 0 is removed, and then the free end 7 of the thin thread 6 extending from the 1 side end of the tea strainer paper 2 on the lower surface of the transparent window 3 is removed.
, 7a to the notch 5 and slightly pull the free end 7°7a to the side using the notch 5 as a fulcrum, the thin thread 6 lead-out portion of the tea strainer paper 2 approaches and comes into contact with the notch 5. Furthermore, the peripheral portion of the tea strainer paper 2, particularly the portions on both sides when viewed from the thin thread 6 lead-out portion, are slightly squeezed due to its own pliability to form a shallow-bottomed pseudo bag having a horizontally long large opening portion. .

In this case, the notch 5 in the one side wall is formed near the surface 12 of the box body 1 at least above the filter paper, so that the filter paper is narrowed upward.

Next, an appropriate amount of the required tea leaves 13 is placed on the pseudo bag and the thin thread 6 is inserted.
When the free ends 7, 7a are further pulled, the edge of the pseudo bag near the notch 5 is secured to the lower surface of the surface 12 near the notch 5, and the thin threads 6 provided at the periphery of the tea strainer paper 2 are cut out. Due to this concentrated action, both sides of the paper 2 are gradually bent into an elongated bag shape when viewed from the notch 5, and further the free end 7°7a
When a tensile force of 2 is applied, the portion of the paper 2 located opposite the notch 5 rises upward, moves toward the front, and is squeezed.

During this process, the gravity of the tea leaves transforms the bag into a more three-dimensional bag.

Finally, the edge of the filter paper layer is squeezed at the position of the notch 5, and the bag 14 containing the tea leaves 13 is completed.

This operation is carried out by properly fixing the box, guiding the fine thread 6 to the notch 5, and then pulling the fine thread 6 to the side by simply pressing lightly on the notch 5 with your finger if necessary. No special skills are required.

As a result of repeated experiments, no tea leaves spilled.

After carrying this bag body 14 into the teacup, boiling water is poured into it to extract the tea leaf liquid and serve it to taste.At this time, the tea confectionery expands with the hot water and floats up from the opening of the tea filter paper. There is nothing wrong with that, and you can simply throw it away after use.

By combining the box and the tea strainer described above, the present invention can produce tea strainer paper in the form of a bag with one touch, and is extremely convenient, portable, and hygienic.

This is an extremely excellent product that allows tea to be enjoyed very easily, without requiring a tea utensil, eliminating the need for a teapot, making it easy to dispose of tea leaves, and allowing the use of an amount of tea confectionery commensurate with the number of people who like it.

[Brief explanation of the drawings] Figure 1 is a perspective view of the product in question, partially cut away, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the whole part with the cutout removed, Figure 3 is a front view of the tea strainer, Figure 4 The figure is a sketch showing how to use it, and FIG. 5 is a developed view of the box. 1...Box body, 2...Tea filter paper, 3...
... Transparent window, 4 ... One side wall, 5 ... Notch, 6 ... Thin thread, 7, 7a ... Free end, 9.10 ...Perforation hole, 11 ... Cut piece, 12 ... Surface, 13 ... Tea leaves,
21...Thick paper, 23...Front piece, 24...
...Back piece, 27°27a... Lid piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It is a flat rectangular shape with an appropriate height, and its surface 1
A perforation hole 9 having a large diameter and a circular or appropriate shape is bored in order to form a transparent window 3 in the perforation hole 2, and a notch with a V-shape or the like at the tip extending from one end of the perforation hole 9 to the upper side wall surface of the one side wall 4. A box body 1 is provided with a series of perforated holes 10 forming a part 5, and a thin thread 6 is coarsely sewn inside the box body 1 around the entire circumference, and a notch of the box body 1 is sewn from one side end. The present invention is characterized in that it is equipped with a filter paper 2 for filtering and extracting tea leaves made of thin paper such as Japanese paper in a desired shape, from which the free ends 7, 7a of a fine thread 6, which engages with the thread 5 and can be freely narrowed using the thread 6 as a fulcrum, are pulled out. A box containing tea strainer paper.