JPS5914381Y2 - Packing case for hoes, hoe, rakes etc. - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a packing case for hoes, hoes, rakes, shovels, etc.

Conventional packing cases for packaging the above-mentioned items have a rectangular cross-section with a quadrilateral cross-section, and are packed in a state that completely accommodates multiple items, resulting in a high cost due to the large amount of material used to make the case. In addition, the center of gravity is biased and unstable, and rocking phenomena frequently occur during transportation, causing the edges and corners of the stored items to protrude, significantly increasing the danger.In addition, the case may be damaged, and the product may There were many negative effects, such as causing damage to the product itself and being treated as a defective product.

However, the present invention saves the materials used for the entire case, making it cheaper, reducing the volume, improving transportation efficiency, and further improving safety by preventing the protrusion of blade edges, etc. Hoes, rakes, and hoes that can prevent breakage and damage to products, make it extremely easy to display them in stores while they are packed, and enhance display effects and improve product value. The purpose is to obtain a packing case for shovels.

Next, an example of implementing the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.
Reference numeral 1 denotes a bottom wall section, and a front wall section 2, a top wall section 3, a protective wall section 4, and a reinforcing section 5 are sequentially extended through a folding line 6 on one side edge of the iron section.

Reference numeral 7 designates a left wall surface portion extending separately from both left and right sides of the front wall surface portion 2 via folding lines 6, and 7' represents a right wall surface portion.

Reference numeral 8 denotes a left top wall side surface portion extending through the cut grooves 9 provided on both left and right sides of the protective wall surface portion 4 and the folding lines 6 provided on the upper surface portions of the left and right side wall portions 7 and 7'; is also the side part of the right ceiling wall.

Reference numeral 10 denotes two linear folding lines that are slightly narrowed symmetrically inward from both ends of the folding line 6 between the top wall surface part 3 and the protective wall surface part 4, and are provided between the protective wall surface part 4 and the reinforcing part 5. These folding lines 10 form a left cover portion 11 and a right cover portion 11' on both left and right sides of the protective wall surface portion 4, respectively.

Reference numeral 12 denotes a bottom wall surface protection section formed through cut grooves 9 on both the left and right sides of the bottom wall surface section 1 and via folding lines 6 on the lower side surfaces of the left and right inner wall sections 7 and 7'. A protective member is formed.

Separately from the above-mentioned protection member A, a rear protection member opening made of cardboard and having the following configuration is formed.

This will be explained one by one below. Reference numeral 13 denotes a bottom wall surface portion, and a rear wall surface portion 14 extends through a folding line 6 to one side edge of the iron portion.

Reference numeral 15 denotes a left side wall portion extending through the folding line 6 on both the left and right sides of the rear wall portion 14, and 15' is also a right side wall portion.

16 has a folding line 6 parallel to the folding line 6 between the bottom wall 13 and the rear wall 14 cut into the inside of the rear wall 14 as a base, and the rear wall 14 and the left and right side wall 15.15. This is a window forming/protecting part surrounded by grooves 9 formed parallel to the folding lines 6 with the '.

A reinforcing part 16' is formed at the tip of the iron part 16 via the folding line 6, and a top wall part 17 is formed at the tip of each of the rear wall parts 14 protruding from the left and right sides of the iron part 16 via the folding line 6. form.

Further, the top wall surface portions 18 are extended through cut grooves 9 on both left and right sides of both the top wall surface portions 17, and through folded lines 6 at the tips of the left and right side wall surface portions 15 and 15'.

Then, bottom wall surface protection portions 19 are formed on both left and right sides of the bottom wall surface portion 13 via cut grooves 9, and via folding lines 6 at the rear ends of the left and right side wall surface portions 15 and 15'.

Each of the above members constitutes the rear protection member opening.

20 is a window formed by bending the window forming/protecting part 16; 21 is a hoe; 22 is a blade; 23 is a handle; 24
25 is the surface of the 49 assembled parts that can be used for display purposes, 25 is the tie string, and 3 is the conventionally used packing case.

Furthermore, in order to assemble both members 49 ports having the above-mentioned configuration,
Regarding the front protection member A, the front wall part 2 is established vertically, the bottom wall part 1 is bent horizontally through the bending line 6, and the left and right side wall parts 7, 7' and the bottom wall protection part 12 are bent along the bending line. 6 in the same direction as the bottom wall surface part 1.

Furthermore, the top wall surface portion 3, the left and right side wall surface portions 7.7', and the folding line 6
A new track is made in the same direction as the bottom wall surface part 1 through.

By bending the reinforcing portion and bending the protective wall portion 4 that is in close contact with the surface in the same direction as the bottom wall portion 1, the left and right cover portions 11.11 are removed.
' is bent inward through the folding line 10.

On the other hand, how to assemble the rear protection member opening is to establish the rear wall part 14 vertically, bend the bottom wall part 13 inwardly and horizontally through the bending line 6, and then form the left and right side wall parts 15. .1
5', the bottom wall protection part 19 and the top wall part 17 and 18 are also bent in the direction of the bottom wall part 13 via the bending line 6, and the reinforcing part 16
′ is bent and brought into close contact with the surface of the window forming/protecting part 16,
It is bent in the opposite direction to the bottom wall surface portion 13 using the folding line 6 as a base.

As described above, as shown in the second figure, the two members 42 which have been assembled separately are fixed together with the overlapping bottom walls 1 and 13 and the left and right side wall surfaces 7.7' and 15.15' fixed together to form a case. make up the body.

From the window portion 20 formed by expanding the window forming/protecting portion 16,
For example, the blade parts 22 of a plurality of hoes 21 are stacked and stored with the blade edges facing the bottom wall surfaces 1 and 13, and the handles 23 are left to protrude.
Lower the protective wall section 4 and remove the left and right cover parts 11.11
' is bent along the folding line 10, and the entire handle 23 is covered with each of these members.

The reinforcing portion 5.16' is then hooked onto the cut end of the reinforcing portion 5.16' and firmly tied and fixed using the string 25.

The ground pattern 23 may be tied at a predetermined portion with a string 25.

Furthermore, the surface portions 24 of the openings of both members 49 have a display function by attaching predetermined characters, designs, etc., and if the front wall surface portion 2 is brought into close contact with the floor etc. after packing, the handles 23
It can be sold in stores while standing upright and curled up, and it also has a remarkable display effect.

(1) As mentioned above, the present invention is significantly different in shape from the conventional packing case for packing hoes, hoes, rakes, and shovels, and the material used for the entire case is tailored to the shape of the items to be packed. It has the excellent advantage of being able to be manufactured at a low cost because it saves space, and also because the overall shape is compact and the volume of the case itself is also reduced, which significantly reduces the space occupancy rate during transportation.

(2) Furthermore, unlike conventional cases, the blades, etc. of the items to be packaged are firmly fixed with strings, etc. to prevent the blades from swinging, eliminating protrusion from the case, and significantly improving safety. It is also superior in that it eliminates the unevenness of the entire packaged case, prevents damage to the case due to the protrusion of the cutting edge, prevents damage to the product, and also eliminates sales loss of the product itself. It has several advantages.

(3) Also, unlike conventional cases, the present invention does not take up too much space in the box where the product is packaged, and can be displayed in an upright position without obstructing walking, resulting in a more effective display. The present invention is extremely excellent in practice and has many advantages, such as being able to further improve the performance.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view showing the unfolded state of the surface protection member constituting the packing case for hoes, hoes, and rakes of the present invention, Figure 2 is a slope view of the assembled state, and Figure 3 is a view of the product packed. FIGS. 4 and 5 are perspective views of the packaged products standing vertically, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a conventional packing case. A...Front protection member, Mouth...Rear protection member, 1...Bottom wall section, 2...Front wall section, 3... ...Ceiling wall section, 4...Protection wall section, 5...Reinforcement section, 6...Folding line, 7
...Left wall section, 7'...Right wall section, 8...Left ceiling wall side section, 8'...Right ceiling wall side section, 9 ...cut groove, 10 ... bending line, 11 ... part of left cover, 11' ...
・Part of right side cover, 12...Bottom wall protection part, 13
...Bottom wall part, 14...Rear wall part, 1
5...Left side wall part, 15'...Right side wall part, 16...Window forming and protecting part, 16'...
...Reinforcement part, 17゜18...Ceiling wall part, 1
9...Bottom wall protection part, 20...Window part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The bottom wall section, the front wall section, the top wall section, the protective wall section, and the reinforcement section are sequentially extended through the folded lines, and the left side wall section and the right side wall section are installed on both left and right sides of the front wall section via the folded lines. each extended,
The left and right rain wall side parts are extended through the cut grooves provided on the left and right sides of the protection wall part and the folded lines provided at the edges of the upper side parts of the left and right side wall parts, respectively, and the roof wall part and the protection wall part are connected to each other. Linear folding lines that are slightly narrowed symmetrically inward from the longest ends of the folding lines are provided between the protective wall part and the reinforcing part, and the left cover is attached to the left and right sides of the protective wall part by the double bending curves. A part of the right side cover and a part of the right side cover are shaped symmetrically, and the bottom wall surface is formed through cut grooves on both the left and right sides of the bottom wall surface, and through folded lines provided at the edges of the lower side of the left and right side wall surfaces. A front protection member is formed by extending the protection parts respectively, and separately from the other front protection member, a rear wall part is extended from one side edge of the bottom wall part via a folded line, and a rear wall part is formed. A left side wall portion and a right side wall portion are respectively extended through folded lines on both left and right sides of the rear wall portion, and folded lines parallel to the folded lines between the bottom wall portion and the rear wall portion cut into the inside of the rear wall portion are provided. A window forming/protecting part is extended as a base and surrounded by grooves formed parallel to the folding lines of the rear wall surface part and the left and right side wall parts, and a folding line is provided at the tip of this window forming/protecting part. A reinforcing part is formed through a bending line at each end of the rear wall part protruding from the left and right sides of the window forming and protecting part, and a top wall part is formed by cutting on both the left and right sides of both the top wall parts. A top wall section is extended through the groove and a folded line at the tips of the left and right side wall sections, respectively, a cut line is provided at both the left and right sides of the bottom wall section, and a folded line is provided at the rear end of the left and right side wall sections. The bottom wall surface protection portions were respectively extended through them, and the rear protection member was formed using the above, and the front protection member and the rear protection member were assembled by bending the folding lines of both members in a predetermined direction. A packing case for hoes, hoes, and rakes.