JPS607311Y2 - Insole material for cosmetic boxes - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a cushioning material that fits into cosmetic boxes for luxury goods such as whiskey, perfumes, watches, and packaged luxury confectionery to store the products and protect the stored products from shocks caused by drops, etc. This invention relates to an insole material for a cosmetic case, which serves the purpose of enhancing the image of the product as well as enhancing the image of the product.

Conventionally, when storing items such as whiskey, perfumes, watches, and packaged high-end confectionery in luxury cosmetic boxes, the box is fitted with an insole material that is made of a frame made of perforated paper or the like and pasted with fabric that enhances the image of the product. method was adopted.

In this conventional insole material, a frame is assembled in advance using cardboard, etc., and then fabric of a color and material that enhances the image of the product is attached in a folded or wrinkled state. It takes time and effort to assemble the frame with cardboard, etc., and to attach the fabric with folds and wrinkles, and since adhesive is used for adhesion, there is a risk of mold and odor, and it also enhances the image. There were disadvantages such as the expensive fabric used.

In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, this idea was developed by vacuum forming a rectangular material sheet in which short fibers such as rayon pile were erected and flocked with adhesive on a synthetic resin sheet such as a styrene sheet or vinyl chloride sheet, with pleats attached. We have developed a new insole material.

An example of the implementation of this invention will be explained below with reference to drawings using an insole material for packaged luxury confectionery.

As shown in Fig. 1, the material sheet A is made by applying an adhesive 2 to a synthetic resin sheet 1 such as a styrene sheet, applying electricity to the synthetic resin sheet 1, and adhering it with short fibers 3 such as rayon pile standing up. This is what I did.

This material sheet A is vacuum formed using a concave resin mold for a desired shape.

The insole material, which is vacuum-formed using a concave resin mold for a desired shape, has four rising edges 4 that touch the inner circumferential side of the cosmetic case in a widening shape, and many folds 5 are formed at various places on the top and side surfaces. In addition, a desired number of fitting recesses 7 into which products 6 such as packaged luxury confectionery are fitted are provided.

As shown in FIG. 3, the fitting recess 7 into which the product 6 is fitted is slightly narrow at the top and wide at the bottom to prevent the product 6 into which the product 6 is fitted into the waist from falling out of the insole material even if it is vibrated or turned upside down. It may also be configured.

This fitting recess 7 differs depending on the product 6 to be stored.

For example, in the case of whiskey, wristwatches, etc., it may be one piece, and in the case of packaged luxury confectionery, etc., the range of use is wide, ranging from several pieces to about two pieces.

Further, the size of the bottom surface of the insole material may be molded to be slightly larger than the inner bottom surface of the cosmetic case 8, so that it does not easily come off even if it is fitted into the cosmetic case 8.

Note that the bottom of the fitting recess 7 does not necessarily have to be flared toward the end, and the elasticity generated when setting the insole material and the pleats 5 of the partition 9 formed around each fitting recess 7 and the four peripheries are used to form the product 6. It is also possible to stably hold it in the fitting recess 7.

The insole material for cosmetic boxes according to this invention is made of material sheet A, which is made of a flexible and elastic styrene sheet, a synthetic resin sheet such as a vinyl chloride sheet, and short fibers are set up and flocked. None, this material sheet A has a rise of 4
A large number of pleats 5 and fitting recesses 7 are integrally formed on the top and side surfaces.

When setting the insole material molded in this way into the cosmetic case 8, the insole material is fitted into the interior by keeping the rise 4 of the insole material small so as to keep it close to the center even when inserting a finger into the fitting recess 7. set.

At this time, the riser 4 comes into close contact with the inner wall of the cosmetic case 8 due to its elasticity.

Next, a product 6 such as a packaged high-class confectionery is fitted into the fitting recess 7.

As mentioned above, the insole material of this invention is a synthetic resin sheet with short fibers standing upright and flocked, integrally forming vertical and horizontal partitions with pleats molded on the top and sides, and a fitting recess for storing products. This gives the insole a soft feel, as if it were molded from cloth, and the vertical and horizontal partitions have pleats, which, together with the flocked seat, make the product look even more luxurious. It is something that can be done.

Furthermore, since the entire sheet has elasticity, it protects the products stored and placed in the fitting recesses, and protects the products from shock during transportation, making it easy to use insole materials without damaging the image of a high-quality product. It also has great practical effects, such as being easily moldable.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of material sheet A, which is flocked with short fibers.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an insole material in which m fitting recesses 7 are formed as an example of implementation, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a state in which a product is fitted inside. A...Material sheet material, 4...Rise,
5...Folds, 7...Fitting recess.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A rectangular material sheet is constructed by planting and planting short fibers on the top surface of an elastic synthetic resin sheet with an adhesive, and the four peripheries of this material sheet have raised edges that contact the inner circumference of the cosmetic case. This insole material for a cosmetic case is formed by forming a fitting recess for storing a product by vertical and horizontal partitions formed with folds of an arbitrary shape on the upper surface or side surface of a sheet surrounded by rising edges.