JPS594955Y2 - Gas stove packaging - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a packaging body for a gas staple stove.
The aim is to reduce costs by reducing packaging materials.

Conventionally, when packaging gas staple stoves, a cushioning body made of cardboard was made separately from the packaging box to provide cushioning protection for part of the burner, and this was interposed between the part of the burner and the top plate of the packaging box. Ta.

This invention eliminates the need to make the above-mentioned cushioning body separately from the packaging box.
The present invention is designed to reduce packaging costs, and the present invention will be explained below based on drawings showing an example of its implementation.

That is, the package of the present invention has a gas staple stove housed in a packaging box made by assembling cut cardboard boards as shown in FIG. , 3.3, and bottom plate forming flaps 4, 4, 5.5 connected to the lower ends of these side plates 2, 2, 3.3,
Similarly, it consists of upper plate forming flaps 6.6, 7.7 connected to the upper end portions of the side plates 2, 2, 3.3, and inside and below the upper plate forming flaps 6.6, 7.7. That is, in the flap 6.6 located on the inside, a recessed part around each burner head 9a of the two burner parts 9, 9 of the gas staple stove 8 housed in the packaging box 1, and a so-called soup receptacle are provided upwardly in the part 9b. The folding pieces 10, 10 that fit together are each formed in one piece.

That is, the folded pieces 10.10 of each flap 6 are as shown in FIGS.
As shown in the figure, it is initially flush with the flap 6, and when the gas staple stove 8 is stored in the packaging box 1, the folding line 11... It is designed to be bent inward at a right angle.

The tangent pieces 10 and 10 are two pieces that gradually become narrower to each other and extend over an appropriate length from the center of the free end of the flap 6 toward the folding line 12 of the flap 6 with respect to the side plates 2, 2. is formed between the slits 13 and 13, and this slit 13
．． The bent pieces 10.1 are parallel to each other in the plate portion 14 between 13 and 13.
0 is formed.

That is, the double-folded pieces 10.10 are formed to divide the plate part 14 into two, leaving a horizontal middle part 14a and both horizontal ends 14b, 14b, and one of the bent pieces 10 is The flap 6 is directly connected to the folding line 11, and the other folding piece 10 is connected to the plate part 1 with respect to the one folding piece 10.
It is connected to the middle part 14a of 4 and both end parts 14b, 14b.

When these bent pieces 10.10 are bent against the flap 6, the gap between the bent pieces 10.10 is the same as that of the plate portion 14.
It is held by an intermediate portion 14a and both end portions 14b, 14b.

Further, when the bent piece 10.10 is bent at right angles to the flap 6, the juice pan of the burner part 9 is formed to match the longitudinal cross-sectional shape of the portion 9b so that it fits into the portion 9b. Also, as shown in FIG. 8, the lower end protrusions 10a, 10a near both ends of the bent piece 10.10 are adapted to come into contact with the bottom of the juice pan 9b.

By the way, a trivet 15 is provided around the burner part 9, and when the bent piece 10.10 is fitted into the drain portion 9b, the trivet 15 holds both ends 10b of the bent piece 10.10.
, 10 b , 10 b , 10 b are fitted inside the trivet 15 and are pressed from above by the plates of the flaps 6 on both sides of the bent piece 10.10 and supported against the burner part 9.

Further, the upper end of the burner head 9a is brought into contact with the intermediate portion of the bent piece 10.10.

In this way two burner parts 9,9 are connected to each flap 6.
It is buffered and protected by the new song piece 10.10.

Note that the flap 7.7 closes the flap 6.6 and inserts its bent pieces 10, 10, 10.10 into the burner parts 9, 9.
After the juice receiver is fitted into the portion 9b, it is overlapped on the upper surface of the flap 6.6, and the end surfaces of both flaps 7.7 are joined with the sealing tape 16.

By the way, as mentioned above, the spacing between the slits 13, 13 gradually narrows toward the folding line 12 of the flap 6 relative to the side plate 2, that is, it gradually widens toward the free end side of the flap 6. With this configuration, the upper end of the other bent piece 10 can be pressed against the end face of the flap 6 along the sleeve 13.13 to maintain the bent state.

Further, in the above embodiment, the packaging of a gas staple stove 8 having two burner parts 9, 9 was described, but the packaging of a gas staple stove 8 having one burner part or three burner parts may also be carried out by placing the above-mentioned at the appropriate place on each flap 6. This can be implemented by providing a similar bent piece 10.

The packaging body for the gas staple stove of the present invention can be implemented as described above, and a part of the burner can be cushioned and protected by the folded piece integrated with the inner flap for forming the top plate of the packaging box. It can be packaged at low cost without using a cushioning body made separately from the packaging box as in the past.

In particular, in the present invention, as mentioned above, the two slits for forming the bent pieces are formed so as to gradually widen toward the free end side of the inner flap for forming the top plate, so that the free end The upper end of the bent piece located on the side side presses against the end face of the flap along the slit, so that the two thrown pieces can maintain the bent state, and the bent piece returns to its original state before bending. There's no going back.

Furthermore, since the bent piece is formed to match the longitudinal cross-sectional shape of the recessed part (the soup pan) around the burner head of the gas staple stove, the soup pan can reliably press down on the soup pan.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the implementation of the present invention; Fig. 1 is an exploded view of the packaging box, Fig. 2 is an enlarged view of the main part of Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is the main part showing the newly bent state of the folded piece. 4 to 6 are perspective views showing the packaging order, FIG. 7 is a schematic vertical front view in a packaged state, and FIG. 8 is a schematic vertical side view. 1... Packaging box, 2, 3... Opposing side plate,
4, 5... Flap for forming the bottom plate, 6, 7...
... Flap for forming upper plate, 8 ... Gas staple stove, 9 ... Part of burner, 9a ...
・Burner head, 9b... Juice receiver part, 10・
...Bent piece, 10a...Lower end protrusion, 10
b... Both ends, 11° 12... Folding line, 13... Slit, 14... Plate portion, 15... Trivet.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Among the flaps that overlap each other on the inside and outside for forming the top plate of a packaging box for storing a gas staple stove, there is a slit between two slits formed in the inner flap so as to gradually widen from each other toward the free end of the flap. It is integrally equipped with two parallel new pieces that are bent inward at approximately right angles to the flap, and the lower ends of these new pieces are connected to each other by a horizontal plate part, and each of these folded pieces is A package for a gas staple stove, characterized in that a protrusion projecting downward is provided at the lower end, and each bent piece is formed to match the vertical cross-sectional shape of a recessed portion around a burner head of the gas staple stove.