JPS609150Y2 - box - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a box in which two box bodies are connected side by side in order to collectively transport or store a plurality of items such as individual small boxes.

Traditionally, the number of items to be boxed is, for example, one dozen.
Since there are 2 dozen boxes, boxes for 1 dozen and boxes for 2 dozen must be manufactured separately.

Moreover, the one-dozen box had the disadvantage that the number of boxes to be handled was large.

Furthermore, when it comes to 2-dozen boxes, the amount of boxes handled can be halved, but when selling 1-dozen boxes,
This method had the drawback that it was time-consuming because one dozen items had to be taken out of the box and packed into another one-dozen box.

This invention aims to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks by reducing the amount of boxes to be handled by half and eliminating the need for removing items and repacking them into different boxes.

This idea involves arranging two or more box bodies by overlapping their side walls, and then closing each top opening of the lined up box bodies with a single lid wall, as well as closing both sides of the overlapping surface. Insert the insertion piece connected from the lid wall into the slit provided at the corner, and engage the slit of the insertion piece with the slit to connect and integrate the box bodies. Also, by separating the lid wall, the connected box bodies can be attached with a lid. We provide boxes that can be divided as they are.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, A is a box body in which two or more boxes are arranged with side walls stacked one on top of the other.

In the illustrated case, the box body A above includes a rectangular tube 1 made of cardboard or other thick paper, an inner bottom flap 2 extending from the lower edge of both end walls of the rectangular tube 1, and a bottom edge extending from the lower edge of both side walls of the rectangular tube 1. Although the bottom is formed by continuous overseas flaps 4 that engage the notches 3 on opposite edges, other types of bottoms may be used.

In addition, vertical slits 5 are provided on both ridgelines of the overlapping side walls and end walls of the box body A, and horizontal slits 6 are formed in series from the upper end of the slits 5 to the end walls. establish.

Reference numeral B designates a single lid body that closes the upper edge openings of the box bodies A arranged side by side. Along with bending,
A side wall 8 that circumscribes the end walls of the side-by-side box bodies A, and an insertion piece 9 that extends from the lower edge of the side wall 8 so as to straddle the stacked side walls of the box bodies A, and that is inserted into both slits 6.6.
The slit 5 extends upward from the lower edge of this insertion piece 9.
It is composed of a slit 10 provided so as to engage with each other, and a dividing section 11 provided on the lid wall 7 and side wall 8 so as to connect the slits 10 on both sides.

The above-mentioned cut-off portion 11 is formed by a perforation or a cut tape, thread, etc. pasted on the back surface.

Furthermore, although the lid B closes two box bodies A in the illustrated case, a single lid B may close two or more box bodies A arranged side by side.

In the figure, reference numeral 12 denotes a protruding piece that extends inwardly from the upper edge of both end walls of the rectangular tube 1, and numeral 13 indicates a protruding piece that extends downwardly from both ends of the lid wall 7.

The box according to this invention has the above structure, and after first storing items in the box body A, two or more box bodies are arranged by overlapping the side walls having the slits 5.

After that, close the upper edge opening of the side-by-side box bodies A with the lid B, and while inserting the insert piece 9 into the slit 6, engage the slit 10 of the insert piece 9 with the two slits 5, 5, and arrange them. Connect the box bodies A.

In addition, in order to divide the connected box main body A, the lid body B may be separated by the separation part 11.

As described above, according to the box according to this invention, two or more box bodies are arranged by overlapping the side walls, and
After closing the inserted box body with the lid, insert the insertion piece of the lid into the horizontal slit that aligns linearly with the overlapping surfaces in between, and insert the insertion into the two vertical slits. Since the slits of the pieces are interlocked, the box bodies that are lined up can be connected and integrated.

Therefore, the amount of handling of the box body can be handled as if it were one box.

In addition, since the box body can be easily divided by separating the lid using the tear-off section, it is possible to save the trouble of taking items out of each box and repacking them in another box, making it possible to store all items in the same box. You can ship it and divide it into boxes as needed.

Furthermore, since the box bodies arranged side by side are joined together by the lid, there is no need to use adhesive tape as in the past, and when dividing the integrated box body, the adhesive tape must be cut with a knife. You can eliminate unnecessary hassle.

Furthermore, since the slits of the insert piece are interlocked with the two parallel vertical slits, it is possible to prevent the box body from opening into an inverted V-shape when the box is being carried.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a developed plan view of the box body according to this invention, Fig. 2 is a plan view of the lid, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the same as above, Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the box, and Fig. 5 is a main part of the same as above. FIG. A...Box body, B...Lid body, 1...
... Square tube, 2 ... Inner bottom flap, 3 ...
...Notch part, 4... Directly outside flap, 5...
...Slit, 6...Slit, 7...
... Lid wall, 8 ... Side wall, 9 ... Insert piece, 10 ... Slit, 11 ...
Separation part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A square tube, a bottom that closes the bottom of the square tube, a vertical slit provided on both ridgelines of the overlapping side wall and end wall of the square tube, and an end wall connected from the top end of the vertical slit. A box body consisting of a horizontal slit facing toward the side, a lid wall that closes the upper edge opening of the box body with side walls stacked on top of each other, and a lid wall that connects from both sides of the lid wall and inserts into the horizontal slit. An insert piece provided as shown in FIG. A box consisting of a separated wall and a lid.