JPS5942364Y2 - Book-style packaged food - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] (I) Purpose of the invention i) Industrial applications.

This invention relates to a novel book-shaped packaged food that arouses the interest of consumers, especially children.In particular, the food packaging is made of a transparent film, and the food itself is marked with a design using edible ink to enhance the enjoyment. It is a doubling.

ii) Conventional technology There are many packaged foods with special shapes on the market.

Usually, these methods simply change the shape of the packaging or the food itself, and there is nothing that creates an eye-catching element through the combination of the packaging and the food.

111) Problems that the invention aims to solve Therefore, the present invention not only makes the shape of the package and each food item special, but also strengthens the relationship between them, and makes it possible to realize the special characteristics only after the food is housed inside the package. Specifically, the packaging is configured in a book format, that is, a combination of a cover and a transparent bag that is sewn together within the display, and the food to be stored is flat. It is approximately square in shape, that is, made to look like paper, and the front and back sides are decorated with designs, letters, etc. using edible ink, and only when this food is stored inside the package does it fully resemble a book.

(b) Structure of the invention i) Means for solving the problem A nearly rectangular shaped food with a design etc. displayed using edible ink is made of a transparent material and a joint part formed by heat sealing in the center is used. The food packaging body is stored in a bag that is divided into left and right sides through the wafer, and this food packaging body is fixed at the joint part to the back spine display part of the front cover, which displays at least one unit, to form a book-type packaged food. Form.

ii) Examples The present invention will be described with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings below.

Biscuits, wafers, snacks, and rice crackers in rectangular shapes, rectangles with four corners removed, flat ellipses, and other shapes close to rectangles printed with the designs, patterns, characters, etc. shown in Figure 1 using edible ink in a color different from the basic color of the food. , chocolate, chewing gum, etc. are placed in a rectangular or square bag 2 made of a heat-sealable transparent resin material such as moisture-proof cellophane, vinyl chloride, vinylidene chloride, etc., as shown in Figures 2 and 3.
stored in bag parts 4, 4 or 4', 4' which are divided left and right by a joint part 3 or 3' of a constant width in the center of the bag,
Then, it was sealed by heat sealing on all sides as shown in the heat seal line 5°5.5.5 shown in Fig. 2, or by heat sealing on three sides as shown in the heat seal line 5', 5', 5' in Fig. 3. Let it be food packaging body 6.

The above-mentioned joint part of a constant width in the center can be provided with a joint part 3 of a constant width corresponding to the binding part of the book as shown in Figure 2, or a joint part 3 of a constant width that corresponds to the binding part of the book as shown in Figure 3. A joint 3' is provided by two heat-sealed wires.

The joint portion 3 or 3' having a constant width as described above not only prevents the plate-shaped foods 1, 1 or 1', 1' stored in the left and right bag portions from moving and coming into contact with each other and being damaged; As will be described later, it is fixed to the actual cover part 9 of the book cover T made of paper, plastic, etc. as shown in FIGS. It is useful as a fixation agent when

The width of the joint 30 in FIG. 2 or the width of the joint 3' formed by the two thin heat-seal lines in FIG. 3 must be at least twice the thickness of the plate-shaped food 1. be.

If this width or the outer interval width is less than twice, the food package 6 will stick to the actual cover part 9 at the joint 3 or 3', and when the cover T is closed after being made into a book-type packaged food, it will become plate-like. Food 1
and 1 or 1' and 1' compete with each other at the ends, causing damage and breakage.

Furthermore, if necessary, another food package having the same structure is superimposed on the food package 6 at the joint portion 3 or 3', and is fixed and integrated, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. It is also possible to make the packaged food in the form of a book with an increased number.

Since the book-type packaged food of the present invention is constructed as described above, the food packaging body 6 containing the plate-shaped foods 1, 1 is wound up from the upper and lower two winding reels as shown in FIG. 6, for example. The type packaging materials are each pulled out and moved in the direction of the arrow. First, a plate-shaped food 1°1 is fed from a fixed point on the left and right, placed on the lower film, and then the upper film is brought into contact with it, and then the upper and lower packaging is carried out. Seal lines 5□, 5□ on both ends of the material
The heat-sealed portion 3 of a certain width in the center is continuously heat-sealed with a rotary heater, then the front and rear seal portions 53t54 of the plate-shaped food 1゜1 are continuously sealed, and finally cut in the direction of travel between the seal portions 53 and 540. By continuous cutting along the line 11, the pillow-wrapped food packages 6 can be made continuously.

Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the rolled packaging material is pulled out from the take-up reel in the direction of the arrow, folded in half along the center line in the direction of travel, and then the plate-shaped foods 1', 1' are stored.
Then heat seal line 5 near the opposite end of fold 10
, ' are continuously sealed, furthermore, the sealing lines 5°' and 53' are continuously sealed from the sealing side at the front and back positions in the traveling direction of the plate-shaped food product 1', and the cutting line 11 between the sealing lines 53' and 53' is ′
It is possible to continuously cut the product into three-side sealed pillow-wrapped food packages.

The food packaging of the present invention is sealed using a transparent resin packaging material with excellent moisture resistance, so even hygroscopic dog foods such as biscuits, wafers, snacks, and rice crackers can be stored for a long time. Not only can it withstand storage, but even foods that are sensitive to impact, such as the above-mentioned plate-shaped foods, are protected by the cushioning properties of the cover 7 and the transparent packaging material, so they can be sufficiently protected from damage during distribution, such as during transportation.

Furthermore, not only the front and back sides of the plate-shaped food products 1 and 1', but also supplementary drawings, patterns, characters, etc., are drawn on the front cover 7 and the back cover 8 to arouse children's interest, and furthermore, they are drawn in the style of a continuous story. By doing so, it is possible to increase the consumer's desire to purchase.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a plate-shaped food, Figs. 2 and 3 are perspective views of a food package containing a plate-shaped food, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a food package containing a plate-shaped food. Perspective view from the cover side,
FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a book-type packaged food, and FIGS. 6 and 7 are perspective views when the food package is continuously pillow-wrapped. 1.1'...Plate-shaped food, 2...Transparent resin material bag, 3,3'...Joint part, 4,4'
...Bag part, 5゜5', 5□~54,5,'~
53'...Heat seal wire, 6...Food packaging, T...Cover, 8...Back cover, 9...Actual cost Cover, 10...Fold, 1
1,11'... Cutting line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Two or more rectangular or rectangular-shaped food plates with designs, patterns, letters, etc. printed with edible ink are placed in a bag made of an airtight transparent material and heat-sealed to the iron center. , a display on the back of the cover with designs, patterns, letters, etc. applied to one or more food packages that are divided into left and right parts through a joint having a width that is at least twice the thickness of the food. A packaged food in the form of a book, which is fixed to and integrated with the joint part at the joint part.