JPS5943217Y2 - sweets box - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a cutaway confectionery box that accommodates and takes out Western confectionery, particularly fresh confectionery, without losing its shape.

Conventional confectionery boxes of this kind have a size that corresponds to the number of confections to be stored, and cakes, etc. are arranged in a window case and are placed on a tray using a roughly U-shaped holder. Afterwards, they were each picked up and contained.

However, while stores are equipped with holders that make it easy to take cakes in and out, ordinary households do not have this kind of holder, so it is difficult to take out cakes, etc. that have been stored all at once in a box. The problem was that the cake would sometimes lose its shape.

Furthermore, the lid of the confectionery box may fit too much inside the box, causing it to come into contact with the top of the cake, causing it to lose its shape, and also requiring a lot of effort to remove it.

In order to eliminate such conventional drawbacks, the present invention provides a hook at the tip of the lid to prevent it from entering the case too much, and also has an end at approximately both ends of the upper part of the front of the box. Separable perforations with cutouts are provided in the box to make it easier to take out the cake and prevent it from losing its shape. It is installed in a corner to cool the inside.

The first embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4. A front upper part 3 is formed on the front side of a rectangular bottom part 1 through a first fold 2.
A rear raised part 5 is formed on the rear side of this bottom part through a second fold 4, and a lid body having the same shape as the bottom part 1 is formed on the other side of the raised part through a third fold 6. 7, and an insertion piece 9 is formed on the other side of the lid body, that is, at the tip, through a fourth fold 8.

A semicircular cut 10 is formed from the middle part of the fourth fold 8 on one side of the insertion side to form a semicircular latching piece 11 connected to the lid body.

Left and right upright parts 15.16 are shaded on both left and right sides of the bottom part 1 via the fifth and sixth folds 13.14, and these left and right upright parts 15.
Locking pieces 20.20, which also serve as reinforcement, are formed on the other side of each of the 7.8th folds 17.18.

The fifth and sixth folds 13 and 14 are located at both left and right ends of the upper fly 3.
The first glue margins 23 and 23 are formed continuously through the ninth and tenth folds 21 and 22 located on the same straight line.

This 9th. Perforations 25 and 25 are formed in parallel to the lO folds 21 and 22 at both ends of the front fly 3, and at one end of the perforations, in order to facilitate the separation of the perforations. V-shaped notch 26.26
form each.

Further, an engagement recess 27 into which the locking piece 11 engages is formed at the upper center of the fly.

In the figure, 30.30 is the second glue margin provided on both sides of the rear upright part via fold lines 31°31, and 32.32 and 33.33 are folding lines for folding.

Then, the first glue margin 21.2 provided at both ends of the front upper part 30
1 and the second glue margin 31.3 provided at both ends of the rear upright portion 50.
1 to both ends of the left and right upright parts 15 and 16, respectively. .33 so that it can be folded.

35 is a folding box that is foldably attached to the corner inside the box, and dry ice (not shown) is directly stored inside during hot seasons such as summer. It is foldable, has a bottom piece, and is provided with an opening/closing lid on the top surface, and is located above a corner inside the case so as to be in contact with the opening/closing lid 7, and is located below. A space is provided in the bottom so that cold air can easily leak out through the gap in the bottom piece.

Next, to explain the function of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2nd fold line 33.33 provided at 45 degrees from the bottom of each end
is folded with a needle, and is folded into two on the bottom part 1 together with the left and right vertical parts 15 and 16.

Furthermore, the first fold line 32.32 provided at 45 degrees from the rear lower part of each left and right upright parts is folded inward to form the left and right upright parts 15.
．． 16, and place the rear rising part 5 on top of this bottom part 1.
By folding the lid 7, the box 39 is folded in half and becomes thinner, so that a large number of boxes can be stacked in a narrow space in the store.

When in use, each fold and crease line is raised to form the box 39, and in this state, after holding the fresh confectionery with a holder (not shown) and storing it inside the box, the tip of the lid 7 is insert piece 9
Insert it inside the upper part 3 of the preamble.

In this case, both sides of the lid 7 are locked onto locking pieces 20 and 20 located at the top of the left and right upright parts, and the locking piece 11 provided at the center of the tip of the lid is locked onto the top of the front upright part. It is fully engaged in the provided engagement recess 27 (FIG. 2).

Therefore, even if a slight external force is applied from above the lid body I,
This lid will not fall into the inside of the box and will not distort the shape of the confectionery.

When opening the lid, hold the latch piece 11 and lift it upward to easily open the lid 7. Next, cut the perforation 25.25 from the notch 26.26. , as shown by the dashed line in Fig. 3, the center part of the upper part 3 of the front is tilted toward the front, and a mount (attached to the bottom of the fresh confectionery) is attached.
(not shown) and pull it out toward you, you can easily take them out from the front side of the box without losing their shape.

Furthermore, if you store dry ice in the folding box 35 and then store fresh sweets, ice cream, etc. in the box 39, you can keep the inside cool during hot summer months (even if you carry this candy box into the mountains). Since you can carry it while holding it, you won't damage the fresh sweets inside.

Note that if an opening is provided in the wall of the folding box 35, gas can be efficiently supplied into the box, but if the gas comes into direct contact with the eggs in the fresh confectionery, the eggs may be damaged. Although there are no holes in the side wall, cold gas leaks from the gap between the box and the bottom piece, drifting from the bottom of the box and keeping the inside of the box cool.

The folding box may be made of any material such as waterproof paper, general processed paper, resin, aluminum foil, etc.

Since the present invention is as described above, it has the following effects.

■ There are perforations on both sides of the upper placket, and V-shaped notches are provided at the ends of each perforation, so it is easy to separate the perforations and easily remove the central part of the upper placket. Since it can be folded forward, the fresh sweets inside the box can be pulled out without lifting them, so the shape of the fresh sweets will not be lost.

■ The left and right upper parts that are glued to both sides of the back stand-up part have a 45-degree bend line from the lower part of the back-stand upper side, and the front stand part that connects to the ends of the left and right stand-up parts also has a 45-degree bend line from the bottom of both ends. A folding line is provided on the top body, and a folding box capable of folding in two is also attached to the inner corner of the top body, so this box can be folded in half, so a large number of boxes can be stacked in a small space.

■ By locking the latching piece provided at the tip of the lid into the latching recess provided at the top center of the upper part of the front, the lid will not be brought into the case, and the lid will not move from side to side. It does not shift, and what's more, when opening this lid, it is extremely easy to do.

■ A folding box is attached to the corner of this box, so even on sudden hot days during the mild seasons of spring and autumn, you can easily store dry ice in this folding box, and when dry ice is not in use. If the box is used while it is in contact with the wall of the box, there will be no problem.Furthermore, since the folding box is attached above the corner of the box, the opening/closing lid will not touch the lid. Since the opening and closing lid is in contact with each other, dry ice will not be scattered inside the box when the opening/closing lid opens.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is an overall development view, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the assembled state in the box, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the lid opened. FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway plan view of the device folded in two. 3 is the front part, 11 is a hook, 25 is a perforation, 26 is a notch, 27 is an engaging recess, 32, 33 is a fold line, and 39 is a box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Around the bottom part 1, there is a front part 3 of the same height through a fold, left and right parts 15, 16 having locking pieces 20° 20 at the upper part through a fold, and a rear part 5. After this, a lid body T having the same shape as the bottom part is formed at the other end of the upright part through a fold, and an insertion piece 9 is provided at the tip of this lid through a fold, and the insertion of this fold A semicircular hooking piece 11 is formed on one side of the insertion side of the mortar by connecting it to the lid body, and glue allowances 30 and 30 provided at both ends of the rear upright part 50 are attached to both ends of the rear side of the left and right upright parts 15 and 16. Glue the glue margins 23° 23 provided at both ends of the front upper part to both ends of the front side of the left and right raised parts, and provide perforations 25.25 parallel to the folds on both sides of the front upper part, respectively.
Moreover, a V-shaped notch 26.26 is provided at the end of this perforation.
Furthermore, a locking recess 27 into which the locking piece locks is provided at the center upper end of the front upper part, and fold lines 32 and 32 for inward folding are formed at an angle of 45 degrees from the rear lower ends of the left and right upper front parts. A small folding box with an opening/closing lid is placed above the inner corner of the double-folding case, which has fold lines 33 and 33 for needle folding at a 45-degree angle from the bottom of both ends of the upper front. This confectionery box is constructed by attaching a lid so that the opening/closing lid can be locked by the lid body.