JPS5931570Y2 - A packaging body consisting of a combination of a product and a wrapping body - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention consists of a combination of a cylindrical product, such as seaweed in a can, and an envelope that further wraps the product from the outside, and is mainly used for packaging purchasing supplies. The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for use.

Traditionally, cylindrical products such as seaweed in cans used as gifts are generally stored in cubic-shaped paper boxes with lids, so when displayed in stores, similar products may not be the same. It has the disadvantage that it has a dull appearance, which tends to cause the product to lose its distinctive characteristics.

Therefore, the present invention forms a thin cylindrical envelope at the bottom that encloses the product with an outer wrapping paper of an appropriate thickness, and
The front and rear portions of the upper edge of this envelope are cut out in a U shape to form a pair of left and right horn-like projections, and a U-shaped insertion hole is cut downward at the base of the horn-like projections. By passing through the hole an opening member having a uniform cross-section that prevents the product from moving upwards when it is housed within the envelope, the package can be used as a traditional Japanese ceremonial sake barrel. The present invention provides a packaging body which has an external shape imitating a square barrel, and is suitable for packaging cylindrical products used especially for gifts on auspicious occasions.

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

In the figure, A is a flexible wrapping paper with a thickness of about 9.3 mm and long rounded corners.

As shown in FIG. 3, this exterior paper A is provided with a hanging piece 4a projecting downward in the shape of a hook at the center of one of the left and right edges,
By inserting this locking piece 4a from above into a locking slit 4b cut on the other side, a tapered cylindrical envelope 1 with a thinner lower part is formed as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. is configured to form a

2, 2 are the front and rear parts of the upper edge of this cylindrical envelope 1.
A pair of left and right angular protrusions are formed by cutting out a shape, and these angular protrusions 2, 2 are formed by providing a U-shaped notch 2' in the upper edge of the wrapping paper A in advance, as shown in FIG. It is formed by

5, 5 is a downwardly U-shaped insertion hole cut into the base of the angular protrusions 2, 2, 3 is an open member with the same cross section that penetrates the insertion hole 5, 5, and B is a seaweed in a can. The product is housed in a cylindrical container such as a cylindrical container, and is fitted from above into the cylindrical envelope 1 by engaging the locking piece 4a and the locking sleeve 4b. By making the large-diameter flange b1 or the lower peripheral edge b2 touch the tapered inner wall of the envelope 1, it is prevented from falling downward, and the illusion of upward movement is prevented by the penetration of the opening member 3, and its fitting is prevented. The matching state is maintained.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a lid plate interposed between the opening member 3 and the upper end of the product B.

In carrying out the present invention, the means for fixing the wrapping paper A into a cylindrical shape is not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and may be replaced with, for example, the use of an adhesive.

Furthermore, when using the present invention effectively, the exterior paper A and the bar member 3 are painted vermilion to imitate a square barrel.

In addition, the products stored in the envelope are foods such as tea and rice crackers.
The seaweed is not limited to canned seaweed as long as it is stored in a cylindrical container.

The present invention configured as described above wraps a cylindrical product in the thin cylindrical envelope at the bottom, thereby preventing the product from descending into the envelope while keeping the bottom open. In addition, U-shaped insertion holes are cut downward at the bases of a pair of left and right angular protrusions, which are formed by cutting out the front and rear parts of the upper edge of the envelope in a U shape. Because the hole was penetrated by a bar member with the same cross section to prevent the product from moving upward,
The structure of the upper part of the envelope is strong, and the bar prevents the product from escaping upward, preventing it from wobbling and allowing it to be held stably within the envelope.

In addition, the outer shape of the envelope is modeled after the shape of a square barrel, which has been handed down since ancient times in Japan, so product display is unique compared to the conventional case where cylindrical products were stored in cubic paper boxes. It has the practical effect of being particularly suitable for packaging cylindrical products used as gifts on auspicious occasions.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view thereof, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway elevation view showing the packaging state of the same product, and Fig. 3 is the outer wrapping paper of the same. FIG. A... Exterior paper, 1... Covering body, 2...
...angular protrusion, 2'... cut, 3...
...Barrel member, 4a...Latching piece, 4b...
...Latching slit, 5...Insertion hole, B...
...Product, 6...Lid plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A thin cylindrical wrapping body 1 at the bottom for wrapping the product is formed with an outer wrapping paper A having an appropriate thickness, and this wrapping body 1 is
A pair of left and right angular protrusions 2, 2 are formed by cutting the front and rear parts of the upper edge into a U shape, and U-shaped insertion holes 5, 5 are cut downward at the bases of the angular protrusions 2, 2. and in these insertion holes 5, 5,
An opening member 3 with a same-shaped cross section prevents the cylindrical product B stored in the envelope 1 and prevented from descending upward.
A package consisting of a combination of a product and an enveloping body, characterized by having a through-hole.