JPS5932423A - Saling package - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to the display of merchandise for sale and to sales packaging to facilitate the display of such merchandise, and it is an object of the present invention to The goal is to make it easy to place products for sale.

According to the invention, goods for sale held together by packaging means and/or elongate carrying means for such packaged goods to be placed on a display stand and suspended from the display stand as a set. Alternatively, sales packaging is provided that is separable into individual items so that the items can be separated and removed in the normal course of transaction while on the display stand.

In a preferred embodiment, the package includes an elongated carrier member for carrying the articles and holding them together as a set. When a rod-shaped carrier is mounted on a display stand, this carrier member is preferably in the form of a tubular alignment member, which positions the articles on the carrier of the display stand. This single aligning member passes through the holes of each product and can hold these products together.

In one preferred embodiment, the carrier member has an unusual shape,
For example, it has an oval enlarged end, and the article has a hole through which at least one of these ends can pass, so that the article can be placed on the carrier member. The articles have oddly shaped holes such that when the articles are in one direction relative to the carrier, one article can be removed from the carrier, but in a different direction they can be removed from it. Removal is prevented. The carrier member is therefore configured to fit snugly into position once it has been placed on the display stand, and this position prevents the carrier member from removing the item from it, while also preventing the item from being removed. The article is in a position such that the article can be removed from the carrier member by rotating the article about the carrier member such that the holes pass through each end of the carrier member.

A packaged product for sale consists of a product in a container suitable for forming an aperture.

The present invention also provides at least one display stand provided with a plurality of carrier members and at least one display stand comprising a plurality of products held together as a set and suspended at least partially by each carrier member. This includes packaging and extends to sales display equipment such that these items can be separated and removed in the normal course of commerce.

In one display device, the sales packaging has one tubular alignment member, and is placed on and suspended from a round bar-shaped carrier, so that the products are held together and the alignment member is used as a set. any means containing are removable;
This allows the products to be separated and removed. If the product is placed on a carrier member as an element of the device, and the foot member itself carries the product, the carrier member can be placed in such a position that the product can be removed from the display stand.

Alternatively, in the case of a tubular alignment member, the carrier member can be positioned on the round bar-shaped carrier of the display stand so that the products can be separated and removed.

The alignment member allows the package to be quickly mounted on a display stand holding a round bar-shaped carrier.

Furthermore, while the packaged products for sale are collectively held by the alignment member, theft of individual products is prevented.

Although the invention can be applied with particular advantage to products for sale such as pantyhose and other long socks in suitable containers, it can also be applied to other products such as sweets, blades, pencils or lighters. It can be an element of sales packaging such as.

Two examples of embodiments of the invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown initially in FIG. 1, a sales packaging device 0 is equipped with a plurality of sales items 12, each in the form of a container containing nineties, stockings or other long socks. The products 12 are held together by a wrapping or binding means which consists of a substantially horizontally extending band 14 which is wrapped around the products and overlapped and glued at both ends. . The packaging means also includes a cradle member 16 which extends above at least the front and back sides of the package 10 and across the bottom of the parent device 0 to support the lower end of the product 12 where necessary. It looks like this. Although not shown, the member 6 can also extend to the top of the parent device 0. The band 14 and the frame member 16 can be connected once in a while if necessary.

Holes 1 are provided in the pedestal member 16 toward the upper ends of the front and rear surfaces of the package.
8 are provided, and each of the containers 6 for the product 12 is provided with a hole 19 of the same shape as the hole 18, and these holes 18, 19 are all elongated holes with vertical axes extending horizontally. and all these holes are mutually aligned in the parent device 0 by a tubular alignment member 20 which extends through the holes 18, 19 in the cradle member and the article. . Member 20 has a tubular portion 22 of generally elliptical cross-section as well as a seven-lung-shaped enlarged end portion 24 of generally elliptical cross-section. In the position shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the longitudinal axis of the tube of tubular portion 22 and the longitudinal axis of enlarged end 24 extend in a perpendicular direction. The shape and size of each end 24 is such that when oriented in the appropriate direction, the end 24 can pass through the holes 18, 19, but in other positions of the end 24, the article 1
No. 2 cannot pass through the hole unless a large force is applied that deforms the container.

The shape of the tubular portion 22 of member 20 is such that this member 22 is shown in FIG. 2: f'1. When this member 20 is mounted on the carrier of the round bar 26 of the exhibition stand 28, the end 24
It is eccentrically positioned so that its vertical axis extends substantially in the vertical 7fi direction. This means that when the member 20 carrying the product 12 is mounted on a display stand with the product suspended from the rod 26, the vertical direction of the end 24 is perpendicular to the vertical direction of the hole 18. means.

A parent device for sale 0 as shown in FIG.
are manufactured at the place where the products for sale are manufactured, and 8 and 10
A suitable number of articles 12, such as 12 or 12 pantyhose, are contained within the bag.

The parent device 0 for sale is supplied to a retail store, where the packaging is easily placed on and suspended from the bar 26 as a set by having all the holes 18,19 aligned by the member 20. Can be lowered.

This results in member 20, normally in the position shown in FIG. 1, being in such a position that the longitudinal direction of its end 24 extends transversely to the longitudinal direction of hole 18,19. member 20 and band 14
and a binding section consisting of a pedestal 16 (is a tubular alignment member 20
can be removed from the article 12 when placed on the carrier 26, so that the article can be displayed and easily separated and removed from the member 20. If member 20 was not removed, hole 18°1 to end 24
Although the orientation of 9 prevents the items 12 from being accidentally removed from the member 20, each item is rotated through an angle of 900 around the tubular portion 22 of the member 20 and the item 12 is rotated through the hole 18.
．． It can be easily removed by moving each end 24 through 19.

This parent device 0 facilitates quick counting of products,
Since the products are held together until they are displayed, there is an advantage that individual products cannot be stolen and it is easy to place the products on a stand for display.

FIG. 4 shows a T-shaped platform 30 having a frame structure. A plurality of round bars 34 are removably or releasably attached to the T-shaped frame 32.

The attachment of round bars to one frame is shown in FIG.

Referring to the drawings, a round bar 34 is shown having one end 35 received in a groove 36 formed in the frame 32. A groove 38 is provided at the end 35 of the round bar ('i), and this groove 3
8 is biased by a spring and engages with a ball 40 fitted in a groove to releasably hold this round bar.

The platform 30 is mounted on a pedestal 42 placed in front of a counter 44, such as those found in any Suits 4 Market. For safety reasons, the height of the stand 30 is preferably such that its top end is below eye level.

Each bar 34 carries a plurality of items 46, only some of which are shown in FIG. Each item 46 has a hole 48 through which a round rod passes.

During use, a plurality of products 46 with packaging 50 are placed on the round bar 34. The round bar is then releasably mounted on the table in the manner described above. Preferably, each rod carries a particular size or type of product and is suitably marked, eg, marked with a color. The appropriate groove 36 provided in the base is likewise marked, so as to easily identify which groove is to receive a particular package 50 of merchandise.

The purchaser removes the desired product by simply sliding it on the round rod. When a particular product runs out, i.e. when all products are removed from the bar, the bar is removed and replaced by a new packaging with a bar 34. . The packaging is manufactured at the factory and all store owners have to do is remove the empty bar 34 and replace it with a new packaging 50 purchased from the factory.

Product 46 is pantyhose, sweets, blades, pencils,
It can include any desired products such as pens, lighters, etc. Products are typically packaged in sachets, large bags, shaped bags, and the like.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the sales packaging of the invention, FIG. 2 shows the tubular alignment member fitted onto the carrier of the display stand, and FIG. 3 forms part of the packaging. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of an exhibition stand implementing the second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a supporting member used in the exhibition stand of FIG. 4. be. 10...Packaging, 12...Product, 14...Obi, 16
... mount, 18... hole, 19... hole, 20...
Tubular alignment member, 22... Tubular portion, 24... End portion, 2
6... Round bar, 28... Exhibition stand, 30... Stand, 32
...Frame, 34...Round bar, 46\! −One ζ force−

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1゜ A plurality of sales products that are held together as one set and have holes so that each product can be hung, and that are removably mounted on a display stand and have a length of at least A long supporting member having an elongated width equal to the entire width of the packaging of the products for sale is used, and the supporting member is inserted into a hole in the products for sale to align and hold the products together. packaging. 2. The package according to claim 1, wherein the supporting member is a tubular alignment member adapted to slide on the round bar carrier of the display stand. 3. The package according to claim 2, wherein the alignment member has both enlarged ends, at least one of which can pass through a hole in the product. 4. The hole of the product is non-circular, and at least one of the enlarged ends of the alignment member is non-circular, and the alignment member is oriented in a predetermined direction with respect to the product to be sold due to the non-circularity. 4. A package according to claim 3, wherein the alignment member is prevented from being removed from the package when the one end can pass through the hole and in the other direction. 5. The package according to claim 3 or 4, wherein both enlarged ends are in the form of a seven-lunge. 6. The package according to claim 4, wherein the hole and the end are oval. 7. The package according to claim 4 or 6, wherein the tube of the alignment member has a non-circular cross section. 8. The package according to claim 7, wherein the tube has an oval cross section. 9. The cross section of the tube and the shape of said one end are such that said one end is in a restrained position relative to the hole in the merchandise for sale when the merchandise for sale and the alignment member are suspended on the carrier member. A package according to claim 4 or claim 7 having a longitudinal axis of .