JPS6144976Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a packaging box containing partitions mainly for beer bottles containing 10 bottles.

Conventionally, packaging boxes for beer bottles of this type have only been known in units of dozen, such as 12 bottles, 6 bottles, etc. On the other hand, it is easy to imagine that it is possible to easily obtain a packaging box for 10 beer bottles by providing 10 squares of partitions and preparing a packaging box in which the partitions can be placed inside.

For example, by assembling known partition frames in a cross-shaped pattern, providing two rows of five squares, and preparing a rectangular packaging box with a small width and a large length to correspond to the shape of the partition, it is possible to pack 10 bottles. You can get packaging boxes for beer bottles. It is also conceivable that a partition consisting of three rows of squares could have four squares on each side, and two squares between these squares could be used to create a partition for 10 beer bottles, and this could be placed inside the packaging box. . However, in the former case, the ratio of width to length is large, which is different from the concept of packaging boxes for commercially available beer bottles, and it is undesirable because it gives a sense of discomfort in transactions.In addition, the ratio of width to length is large, so it is not stable when stored. It has the disadvantage of poor performance and may damage beer bottles. In the latter case, commercially available packaging boxes can be used, so there will be no discomfort during transactions or problems with stability when stored. It causes rattling and is not suitable for packaging. There are various other types of partitions for 10 beer bottles, but they often cause wobbling when the beer bottles are stored in them, and many of them do not have partitions that can be folded freely, making them difficult to handle. Not.

This project is an attempt to solve these problems, and the purpose of this project is to make the partitions foldable, the size of the packaging box to be the same as commercially available products, and to accommodate beer bottles. The goal is to provide packaging boxes that do not rattle.

The basic structure of this project is to assemble two dogleg-shaped partition frames with cutouts in a packaging box in a square shape, and two horizontal partition frames in between to form a cross shape. It consists of a packaging box with partitions inside it.

The details of the present invention will be explained below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a developed view of the packaging box of the present invention. Although its basic structure is not much different from that of the known packaging box, from the left side to the right side in the drawing, the left side plate 1, the back piece 2, the right side piece 3, and The front piece 4 is foldably arranged one after the other, and the lengths of both side pieces 1 and 3 are smaller than the lengths of the front piece 4 and the back piece 2, but they share a common height with the front piece 4 and the back piece 2. It is set in a rectangular shape. A bottom piece 5 is foldably connected to one side of each of the side pieces 1, 3, the back piece 2, and the front piece 4.
On the other hand, lid pieces 6 are connected to the other sides of the both side pieces 1 and 3, the back piece 2, and the front piece 4, respectively. Two folds 7 and 8 are formed in the length direction on the lid piece 6 which is connected to the short side pieces 1 and 3, and one fold 7 is formed in the length direction.
is formed at the center of the lid piece 6, and the other fold 8 is provided closer to the outside of the lid piece 6.

Then, elongated notches 9 are formed on both sides of the fold 7 at right angles to the fold 7 with the center fold 7 as a boundary, and are provided on the outside of the adjacent long lid piece 6 as described later. Both sides of the insertion piece 10 can be inserted. Furthermore, 2 of the lid pieces 6 of both side pieces 1 and 3
A circular hole 11 of approximately the same size as the head of the beer bottle B is provided on both sides of the notch 9 between the folds 7 and 8 of the book.

That is, a circular hole 11 approximately the same size as the head of the beer bottle B is provided outside the central fold 7 of the lid piece 6 provided on both side pieces 1 and 3.

Incidentally, it is the glue margin piece 12 that protrudes to the outside of the front piece 4 provided on the outside. Figures 2 to 5
What is shown in the figure are four partition frames that make up the partition, and the first partition frame 13 shown in Fig. 1 has a length that corresponds to about four times the diameter of one beer bottle B. There is no particular limit on the height, but it can be used for beer bottles.
It is provided at about half the height of one B, and three kerf grooves 14 about half the length of the partition frame 13 are formed on one side at equal intervals so as to divide the partition frame 13 into four equal parts. , the opening end of the kerf 14 is triangularly cut out to make it easier to insert another partition frame;
The width of the tip of No. 4 is narrowed to prevent unnecessary movement when inserting another partition frame. The outer shape of the second partition frame 15 shown in FIG. 3 is the same as the partition frame 13 shown in FIG. It is provided on one side at the center position, and the other two are provided on the other side between the two kerfs 14 on one side, the opening end is formed in a triangular shape, and the tip side of the kerf 14 is wide. The narrow arrangement is similar to the partition frame 13 in FIG. 2.

The third partition frame 16 shown in FIG. 4 has the same height as the partition frames 13 and 15 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, but its length is increased by 50%.
Then, a crease 17 is formed in the center in the width direction so that it can be bent into a dogleg shape, and kerfs 14 are equally spaced so as to divide both sides into three equal parts with this crease 17 as a border.
Similar to the partition frames 13 and 15 described above, two of the opening ends are formed in a wide triangular shape, and the widths of the kerfs 14 are narrowed at the tips of the grooves 14. The fourth partition frame 18 shown in FIG. 5 basically has the same external shape as the partition frame 16 provided with the fold line 17 described above, but has two cuts on each side of the center fold line 19. Although grooves 14 are provided respectively, 1
The books are placed from one side and the other book from the other side at equal intervals toward the center. It is similar to a partition frame.

Therefore, the assembly of the packaging box and partition will be explained. First, the packaging box is unfolded as shown in FIG. 1, and the side pieces 1 and 3, the back piece 2, and the front piece 4 are each bent at right angles, and the front piece 4 is protruded outside. A glue margin piece 12 is adhered to the inside or outside of the left side piece 1, and the four bottom pieces 5 are bent inward and overlapped with each other. Then, the lid piece 6 is connected to the center fold 7 of the lid piece 6 connected to both side pieces 1 and 3 as a border.
is bent inward, and the glue margin piece 6a located outside the outer fold 8 is adhered to the inside of both side pieces 1 and 3 to provide a packaging box. On the other hand, to explain the partition, two long partition frames 16 and 17 are bent at right angles with the center creases 17 and 19 as boundaries, and the outer cut grooves 14 are inserted into each other, and then the three partition frames are inserted. The other two partition frames 13 and 15 have cut grooves 14.
are assembled in a cross shape via the cut grooves 14, and the partition frames 13, 15 assembled in the cross shape are assembled in a rectangular shape.
4 and create a partition. This partition is then placed inside the packaging box.

In this case, this partition has a third partition frame 16 and a fourth partition frame 16 of the partition as shown in FIGS. 6 and 8.
It is preferable that the folds 17 and 19 of the partition frame 18 are housed inside the back piece 2 and the front piece 4 of the packaging box, facing each other.

Since the present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, 10 beer bottles can be packaged reliably and without rattling.

The partitions are foldable and easy to handle. Furthermore, the kerfs of the partitions are formed from different directions toward the center and are inserted upwards, so they cannot be easily removed. Furthermore, since four circular holes are provided in the lid pieces on both sides of the top, the head of the beer bottle can be inserted into the circular holes, further preventing the beer bottle from moving accidentally.

Moreover, since a circular hole about the size of the head of a beer bottle is provided only on the outside of the central fold of the lid pieces that are connected to both sides of this packaging box, When the lid is folded inward to support the lid, the outside of the circular hole is covered by the inside of the fold of the lid, so if the beer bottle is stored in the partition inside the packaging box, the beer will not be absorbed. The head of the bottle is inserted into a circular hole provided on the outside of the lid, and the head does not protrude outside the lid.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 8, the folds of the third partition frame and the fourth partition frame are housed oppositely inside the back piece and front piece of the packaging box, respectively. Because of this, when beer bottles are stored, the wasted area of the partition squares that occur between the inside of the packaging box and the partition is minimized, and as a result, the blank space between the partition and the packaging box is reduced. When storing bottles, so-called "wobble" is extremely reduced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a developed view of the packaging box, Figures 2 to 5 are front views of the partition frame for partitions, Figure 6 is a perspective view of the main design when assembled, Figure 7 is a perspective view of the partition, and Figure 8 is a perspective view of the partition. The figure is a plan view during use. Explanation of symbols of main parts, 1... left side, 2...
Back piece, 3...Right side piece, 4...Front piece, 5...Bottom piece, 6...Lid piece, 7...Fold, 6a...Glue allowance piece,
12..., 13...first partition frame, 14...kerf, 15...second partition frame, 16...third partition frame, 17...fold, 18...fourth partition frame Partition frame, 19
...Folds.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Both side pieces 1, 3 and back piece 2 provided in series
Then, each of the front pieces 4 is bent inward at right angles, the adhesive piece 12 protruding from the outside of the front piece 4 is adhered to the left side piece 1, and the four bottom pieces 5 are bent inward. Lid pieces 6 overlap each other and are provided on both side pieces 1 and 3
A fold 7 is provided approximately in the center of the lengthwise direction, and a circular hole 11 of approximately the same size as the head of the beer bottle B is provided on the outside of this fold 7. A packaging box is constructed by bending the lid piece 6 inward and gluing the glue margin piece 6a provided on the outside of the lid piece 6 to the inside of both side pieces 1 and 3, and making the other side correspond to the diameters of four beer bottles. A first partition frame 13 having a length and a constant height is provided, three grooves 14 are provided at equal intervals from one side toward the center, and a first partition frame 13 having the same shape as the first partition frame 13 is provided. Two partition frames 15 are provided, one kerf 14 is provided from the center of one side toward the center, and a kerf 14 is provided between the one kerf 14 of one side and one kerf 14 from the other side toward the center. Two partitions installed, 50% of the first partition frame 13
A third partition frame 16 having a large length is provided, and a fold 17 is formed in the width direction at the center of the third partition frame 16.
Two kerfs 14 are formed at equal intervals from one side toward the center on both sides of the partition frame 7, and a crease 19 is formed in the width direction at the center of the same shape as the third partition frame 16,
A fourth partition frame 18 is provided by providing two cut grooves 14 at equal intervals on both sides of this fold 19 from one side and the other side toward the center, and a third partition frame 16 and a fourth partition are provided. The frame 18 is bent at right angles along the folds 17 and 19, and the outer kerfs 14 are inserted into each other, and the center kerfs 14 of the first partition frame 13 and the second partition frame 15 are inserted into each other. A third partition frame 16 which is inserted into a cross shape and into which the cut grooves 14 on the outside of the partition frames 13 and 15 inserted in a cross shape are inserted in advance.
and the grooves 14 on both sides of the folds 17 and 19 of the fourth partition frame 18 to form a partition, and the folds 17 of the third partition frame 16 and the fourth partition frame 18 of this partition are inserted into the grooves 14 on both sides of the folds 17, 19 of the fourth partition frame 18 , 19 are accommodated in the packaging box, facing inside the back piece 2 and front piece 4 of the packaging box.