JPS5910021Y2 - packaging box for tableware - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a packaging box for Western tableware made of ceramics, and more specifically, the present invention is a packaging box for Western tableware made of ceramics. This relates to a packaging box for tableware made of thick paper such as cardboard that can be wrapped.The purpose of the packaging box is to easily and effectively fix the inner box inserted into the outer box, and also to secure the outer box. It is an object of the present invention to provide a packaging box for ceramic Western tableware which can also improve strength and is suitable for protecting packaged items.

Hereinafter, illustrated embodiments embodying the packaging box of the present invention will be described in detail.

In the following examples, a small plate refers to a bread plate, a fruit plate, etc., a medium plate refers to a salad plate, a soup plate, etc., and a large plate refers to a dinner plate (meat plate).

The packaging box of this embodiment is composed of an outer box and a plurality of middle plates inserted into the outer box to partition the storage space for the packaged items and to protect the packaged items from impact, etc. In the example, a case will be described in which five items including a teacup, its saucer, a small plate, a medium plate, and a large plate are packaged as one set.

First, the outer box 1 in the unfolded state shown in FIG. 1 will be explained.

The outer box 1 is made of thick paper such as double-sided cardboard, and has four side plates 3 of equal dimensions connected to each other through folds 2 in the center to form a regular square. , a cover plate 5 is attached to the upper side of each individual plate 3 via a fold line 4.
Further, a bottom plate 7 is connected to the lower side of each individual plate 3 via a fold 6, and two of the bottom plates 7 are overlapped and bonded to a part of the adjacent bottom plate. A gluing margin 8 is provided, and a gluing margin 10 is further provided at one end of the side plate 3 via a fold 9.

As shown in FIG. 6, the outer box 1 thus shaped is formed by folding the folds 2 inward one after another to form a rectangular frame shape with the side plates 3, and then cutting the adhesive margin 10 of the side plates 3. Paste it with glue to the end face of one opposing side plate 3, then each bottom plate 7.
is assembled by folding inward from the crease 6 so that the two adhesive margins 8 are located on the outside and the bottom plates engage each other, and then the two adhesive margins 10 are attached to the corresponding bottom plate 7 with glue. It will be done.

The outer box 1 as described above has a conventionally known structure.

Next, the Nakamura charged into the outer box 1 will be explained.

The inner side frame 11 shown in the developed view of FIG. 2 is an interior side frame 11 made of thick paper such as double-sided cardboard,
Consisting of four side plates 13 connected via
The width and height of the side plates 3 are set so that they fit tightly against the inner surface of the outer box 1 when inserted into the outer box 1, and the upper edges of each side plate 13 are notched. The engagement portion 14 is shaped.

As shown in FIG. 6, the interior side frame 11 made in this way is bent into a square shape and then inserted into the outer box 1 with the notch engaging portion 14 facing upward. The interior side frame 11 increases the strength of the outer box 1 to protect the packaged items from external impacts and the like, and also fixes an inner box 25 for an inner plate, which will be described later.

As shown in FIG. 9, after inserting the inner side frame 11 into the outer box 1, a plurality of large plates 33 of tableware to be packaged are placed inside the outer box 1, each with a cushioning material made of one-sided cardboard or the like. 15 are stacked and stored between each plate, and on top of the uppermost large plate 33, a bottom plate 16 made of thick paper such as double-sided corrugated cardboard as shown in FIG. 3 is placed as a middle plate.

This bottom plate 16 is an underlay for the cup tray and the small plate 34, and is made into a rectangular shape with four corners cut off as shown in FIG.
7, and by bending this fold 17 upwards and then returning it to its original position, it is given some curvature, thereby retaining some elasticity.

Next, the center frame 18 shown in the developed view of FIG. 4 is a middle frame 18 for cup trays and small plates made of thick paper such as double-sided cardboard, and this middle frame 18 is connected through folds 19 to accommodate the storage space. It is composed of four side plates 20 having dimensions adapted to the sizes of the cup tray and the small plate 34, and a fixing flange 22 connected to the lower side of each side plate 20 via a fold 21. .

Then, as shown in FIG. 6, the middle frame 18 is bent from the fold 19 to form a rectangular shape with the side plates 20, and each flange 22 is bent 90' outward to protrude laterally. The inner frame 18 is inserted into the outer box 1, that is, inside the inner side frame 11, with the inner frame 22 facing downward, and placed on the bottom plate 16. In this case, the inner frame 18 is placed on each side plate as shown in FIG. 20 is positioned to face the corner of the interior side frame 11, and each flange 22 is then positioned with its inclined end face snugly abutting the inner surface of the interior side frame 11 near the corner. As a result, the middle frame 18 is firmly fixed to the interior side frame 11.

As mentioned above, since the flange 22 comes into contact with the interior side frame 11 to fix the middle frame 18, its protruding length can be increased or decreased as appropriate depending on the size of the middle frame 18 with respect to the outer box 1. .

Note that although the illustrated example shows a case where the tip of the flange 22 is cut off, there is no problem with a shape in which the tip is not cut off, and the flange 22 may be inserted into the interior side frame 11 with the flange 22 facing upward. .

As shown in FIG. 9, inside the inner frame 18 inserted into the outer box 1, a plurality of cup trays and small plates 34 are stacked together with a cushioning material 23 such as one-sided cardboard interposed between each plate. It will be stored.

On the other hand, by inserting the middle frame 18, four fairly wide spaces 24 surrounded by the side plates 20 of the middle frame 18 and the side plates 13 of the interior side frame 11 are partitioned on the bottom plate 16. A tea cup 35 is housed in each space 24, respectively.

Next, the Nakamura shown in the developed view of FIG. 5 is a middle box 25 for a middle plate made of thick paper such as double-sided cardboard, and this middle box 25 has a square bottom plate in the center corresponding to the size of the middle plate 36. 26
Side plates 28 are connected to each of the four end faces of the bottom plate 26 via folds 27, and two opposing side plates 28 of the side plates 28 have folds 29 on the opposing side end faces.
A retaining piece 30 for fixing is continuously provided through the .

The four retaining pieces 30 exactly engage with the notch retaining portions 14 of the interior side frame 11 described above, and therefore their dimensions are determined to correspond to the notch engaging portions 14.

As shown in FIG. 6, the inner box 25 constructed in this way has each side plate 28 bent upward, and each retaining piece 30 is bent inward so that it is located on the outside of the adjacent side plate 28. The inner box 25 is inserted into the interior side frame 11 in a bent state, that is, protruding outward from the corner, and placed on the upper edge of the inner frame 18. In this case, the inner box 25
As shown in the figure, each side plate 28 is positioned so as to face a corner of the interior side frame 11, and at that time each retaining piece 3
0 are respectively engaged in the corresponding notch retaining portions 14, whereby the movement of the inner box 25 in the lateral and downward directions is completely blocked and fixed.

As shown in FIG. 9, a plurality of inner plates 36 are stacked and stored in the inner box 25 with a cushioning material 31 such as one-sided cardboard interposed between each plate.

Thereafter, the inside of the space 24 is filled by stuffing an appropriate filling material 32, for example, a one-sided cardboard into a ball, between the corners of the interior side frame 11 and each side plate 28 of the inner box 25, if necessary. The tea cup 35 stored in the box 1 is pressed down from above to prevent it from dancing, and then the outer box 1 4
By sequentially folding and overlapping the lid plates 5 and sealing them with tape, wire or glue, the storage and packaging of the above-mentioned 5-piece tableware set in the packaging box is completed.

As described in detail above, the present invention includes a rectangular outer box, an inner side frame that is closely inserted into the outer box shaped like a rectangular frame, and a side frame that is shorter in height than the inner side frame. It consists of an inner box that is shaped like a rectangular box and is inserted into the interior side frame in a positional relationship such that the corner portion faces the center of the side plate of the interior side frame. A notch retaining part is formed on the upper part of the side plate, and an engaging part protruding outward from the corner part is connected to the side plate of the inner box, and the retaining piece is connected to the notch retaining part. This is characterized in that the inner box is held in a suspended state within the interior side frame by engaging with the joint portion.

Therefore, according to the present invention, after inserting the inner side frame into the outer box, when inserting the inner box into the inner side frame, the engaging piece of the inner box is inserted into the notched engagement portion of the inner side frame. The inner box can be easily and effectively fixed by simply fitting it into the inner box, and the movement of the inner box during transportation can be blocked and the packaged items can be protected. Since it is held in a suspended state, it goes without saying that the packaged items inside the inner box can be protected from the impact of external forces, and the inner side frame receives the weight of the packaged items inside the inner box via the retaining piece. Therefore, it is possible to protect the packages stored under the inner side frame from the weight of the packages inside the inner box.

In addition, in the present invention, the inner side frame, which has the function of fixing the inner box, does not only serve as a fixing function, but also serves as a reinforcing material to improve the strength of the outer box, and this reinforcing effect also improves the safety of the package. It gets even better.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 1 is a developed view of the outer box.
Figure 2 is a developed view of the interior side frame, Figure 3 is a plan view of the bottom plate, Figure 4 is a developed view of the inner frame, Figure 5 is a developed view of the inner box, and Figure 6 is the assembly of the outer box etc. FIG. 7 is a plan view showing the state in which the inner frame is inserted into the outer box; FIG. 8 is a plan view showing the state in which the inner box is inserted into the outer box; FIG. 9 FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a packaging box in which tableware is packaged. 1...Outer box, 3...Side plate, 5...
... Lid plate, 7 ... Bottom plate, 11 ... Interior side frame, 14 ... Cut engagement part, 16 ...
Bottom plate, 18...middle frame, 22...flange, 25...middle box, 30...engaging piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A rectangular outer box, an inner side frame shaped like a rectangular frame and having almost the same height as the outer box and inserted tightly into the outer box, and a rectangular side frame that is shorter in height than the inner side frame. It consists of an inner box shaped like a box and inserted into the interior side frame in a positional relationship such that the corner portion faces the center of the side plate of the interior side frame, and the upper part of the side plate of the interior side frame. A notch engaging portion is formed in the inner box, and a retaining piece that protrudes outward from a corner is provided on the side plate of the inner box, and the retaining piece is connected to the notch retaining portion. A packaging box for ceramic Western tableware, characterized in that the Oki box is held in a suspended state within an interior side frame by engaging with the inner side frame.