JPS6128762Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] "Industrial application field" This case concerns a bottle filled with liquid, etc.

"Prior Art" Bottles in which the body diameter and the neck diameter are approximately the same are also known, but generally the diameter of the neck part is smaller than the body diameter.

``Problem that the invention seeks to solve'' Conventionally, bottles are generally packaged by placing them inside a box, but from the perspective of resource conservation, it is desirable to simplify this packaging. However, bottles generally have a neck that is smaller in diameter than the body and protrude upwards, and a cap is fitted onto the neck, so if the bottles are not packaged at all, the bottles can be stacked upright from the bottom wall. However, the top wall of the cap was extremely small, which made it difficult.

This proposal is intended to simplify the packaging, allow stacking, and strengthen the so-called eye catch, that is, the ability to appeal to consumers' purchasing intentions.

``Means for Solving the Problems'' A bottle 1 has an outward flange 4 around the lower part of the neck 2 of the bottle with a cap, a through hole 11 is bored in the center of the bottom wall 10, and the through hole is provided. a box 7 with a top wall 8 from which a plurality of engaging pieces 12 protrude from the periphery of the box 7; by pushing up the tip of the engaging piece, the neck of the bottle with the cap is inserted into the box; The tip of each engaging piece 12 inclined diagonally upward was engaged with the lower surface of the proximal end of the outward flange.

"Function" In contrast to the bottle 1, the box 7 has an engagement piece 12 protruding from the periphery of the through hole 11 of the bottom wall 10...the tip of which engages with the lower surface of the proximal end of the outward flange 4 of the bottle neck. For,
It does not wobble, and if the consumer wants to remove the box when using the bottle, he or she can do so by lifting one end of the box or the entire box against the rigidity or elasticity of the engaging piece 12.

``Embodiment'' 1 is a bottle in which a cap 3 is fitted to a neck 2 of the bottle, and an outward flange 4 is provided around the lower part of the neck of the bottle. The body of the bottle shown in the illustrated example has a rectangular cross section close to an ellipse, and has shoulders 5, 5 that protrude greatly in the left-right direction of the bottle. A vertical rib 6 is provided on the outer surface of the lower end of the bottle neck between the joint between the shoulder and the bottle neck and the outward flange.
6 is installed vertically. The bottle may be made of glass or synthetic resin, and its material does not matter.

7 is a horizontally cylindrical box with openings on both ends; 8 is a top wall; 9 is a box with openings on both ends;
is a side wall, and 10 is a bottom wall. However, a box with both ends closed may also be used. Print it on the box. As shown in FIG. 3, a through hole 11 is bored in the center of the bottom wall 10, and from the periphery of the through hole, through a refraction line,
Alternatively, the plurality of engagement pieces 12 are made to protrude without intervening.
The engagement piece extends from both the left and right edges of the through hole to the aforementioned vertical ribs 6...
A total of four protrusions, two in total, are made to protrude through a gap 13 whose width is approximately the same as the wall thickness. The through hole 11 is sized to allow the neck of the bottle with a cap to be inserted.
The distance between the tips of the engaging pieces is shorter than the diameter of the neck of the bottle. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the height of the box may be set so that the entire neck of the bottle with the cap can be inserted through the through hole.
The insertion is carried out by pushing up the distal ends of the engaging pieces, and as a result of this insertion, the distal ends of each engaging piece are engaged with the lower surface of the proximal end of the outward flange of the bottle. The direction of the bottle body and the direction of the box 7 are the same, but in order to prevent the box from rotating with respect to the bottle and changing its direction,
Vertical ribs 6, 6 into the gap 13 between the engaging pieces 12, 12
position. Also, the shape of the box when viewed from the plane is almost the same as the shape of the bottle when viewed from the plane. Both of these may be circular. When the box is fitted to the neck of the bottle with the cap, the top surface of the cap 3 is connected to the top wall 8 of the box.
For example, if it is desired to attach a top to the bottle, the bottom wall of the bottom of the top may be brought into surface contact with the back of the top wall of the box by fitting the top into the neck of the bottle with a cap. In order to prevent the box from wobbling, it is also possible to bring the bottom of the box into surface contact with the upper surface of the shoulder of the bottle; in this case, the top surface of the cap and the top wall of the box may be separated. By bringing the top wall and bottom wall of the box into surface contact with the cap and shoulder, respectively, the fitted state of the box can be more reliably stabilized.

``Effect of the invention'' The present invention has the above structure, and since the box is fitted to the neck of the bottle with a cap, when other objects hit the bottle, they often hit the box first, and the box acts as a buffer. It has the function of packaging, and the box simply fits into the neck of the bottle with a cap.
Since the entire bottle is not placed inside the box, its packaging is simplified, and the body of the bottle is exposed and can be seen directly, unlike when the entire bottle is placed inside the box. , has a great power to appeal to consumers' purchasing intentions, and by fitting the box 7 to the neck of the bottle with a cap, the overall shape of the bottle with a box becomes almost cylindrical, and therefore, as shown in FIG. As shown, bottles can be stacked by placing the bottom wall on the top wall of the box, and although not shown, it is convenient to stack bottles horizontally because they can be stacked neatly.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a partially sectional front view of the original bottle, Figure 2 is a side view of the bottle, Figure 3 is a bottom view of the box fitted to the original bottle, and Figure 4 shows the original bottle stacked up. FIG. 1...bottle, 7...box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A bottle 1 has an outward flange 4 around the lower part of the neck 2 of the bottle with a cap, a through hole 11 is formed in the center of the bottom wall 10, and a plurality of engaging pieces 12 are formed from the periphery of the through hole. A box 7 with a top wall 8 protruding from the top wall 8, and by pushing up the tip of the engaging piece, the neck of the bottle with a cap is inserted into the box, and each engaging piece 12 is inclined diagonally upward. A bottle with a box, characterized in that the tip is engaged with the lower surface of the proximal end of the outward flange.