JPS621074Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] In this invention, the partition wall 3 is formed by the polymeric papers 2, 2' whose center portions are folded along the perforation line 1. , 4' connect the bottom plates 5, 5', respectively, and provide upper end open boxes 6, 6' on both sides of the partition wall 3, extending on both sides of one lower edge folding curve 4 and perpendicular to the same folding curve 4. A tongue piece 8 that can be bent along the folding line 7 is cut across one of the polymeric papers 2 and one of the bottom plates 5, a stop groove 9 is formed in the center of the tongue piece 8, and the other polymeric paper The above-mentioned bent tongue piece 8 is inserted into a through hole 10 made in the paper 2' in contact with the other lower edge folded line 4', and the inner edge of the through hole 10 is inserted into and engaged with the stopper groove 9. This concerns the storage box. A thick paper such as corrugated paper is used as the material, and a plurality of partition walls 3 may be provided, and three or more open-top boxes 6, 6' may be formed in series. Top opening box 6,
6' denotes side plates 13, 14 and overlapping side plate 1 connected to the bottom plates 5, 5' via folding lines 11, 12, respectively.
Folding tongues 17, 17 formed by 5 and connected to both ends of one side plate 13 and both ends of the overlapping papers 2, 2' via folding lines 16, 16 are attached to the other side plate 1.
4 and an overlapping side plate 15, the folding line 16 is slightly inclined as shown in FIG. 2, and one side plate 13 is slightly inclined outward as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the through hole 10 has an arcuate inner edge, and when the tongue piece 8 is made to stand upright from the folding line 7, the stopper groove 9 can be raised along the arcuate inner edge. In the figure, 18 indicates an engagement piece protruding from the overlapping side plate 15, 19 indicates an insertion hole for the engagement piece 18, and 2
0 is a ventilation notch.

Therefore, when the fruit tray 21 is fitted and housed inside the open boxes 6, 6' on both sides of the partition wall 3, the fruit tray 2
1 is in contact with the bottom plates 5 and 5', and since there is a space t between the recess 22 and the partition wall 3, the upright bent tongue piece 8 enters into the space t and the fruit receiving tray 2
The tongue piece 8 does not interfere with the above-mentioned accommodation of the saucer 21 without interfering with the tongue piece 8. The saucer 21 is a kiwifruit saucer, a strawberry saucer, or the like. Then, a plurality of open boxes 6, 6' are integrally formed as shown in FIG. 1, stacked and transported as shown in FIG. 10, and the upper open boxes 6, 6' are sold separately by tearing or cutting along the perforation line 1 with scissors.

Conventionally, there is a fruit storage box in which a top-opening box is provided on both sides of a partition wall so that the box can be separated from the partition wall.
In order to prevent the bottom parts from separating from each other, both ends of the partition wall are connected with connecting pieces, which makes separation complicated and time-consuming, making it difficult to separate them in a good manner, and the bottom plate lacks ventilation, making it easy for stored fruit to swell and rot. It was hot.

This proposal was made in view of the above-mentioned defects, and since the present proposal is constructed as described above, the bottom plates 5, 5' of the upper open boxes 6, 6' on both sides of the partition wall 3 are secured by the tongue pieces 8. The tongue piece 8 that can be engaged with the saucer 2
1, and because of the through hole 23 formed by the folded tongue piece 8 and the through hole 10 formed in the other polymeric paper 2', the bottom plate 5 , 5' part has good ventilation, so there is little rotting of the fruit, and the tongue pieces 8 are easy to separate by hand, and the opening boxes 6, 6' on both sides can be easily separated along the perforation line 1.
There are benefits that can be separated.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the fruit storage box of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a developed view of the box, and Fig. 3 is a stacked state diagram. 1...perforation line, 2,2'...polymerized paper, 3...
...Partition wall, 4, 4'... Lower edge bent curve, 5, 5'... Bottom plate, 6, 6'... Top open box, 7... Orthogonal folded curve, 8... Tongue piece, 9... Stopping groove , 10...through hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The partition wall 3 is formed by the polymeric papers 2, 2' whose center portions are folded along the perforation line 1, and both the polymeric papers 2, 2' are folded along the perforation line 1.
2' are connected to the bottom plates 5, 5' via the lower edge folding lines 4, 4', respectively, and upper open boxes 6, 6' are provided on both sides of the partition wall 3, and on both sides of the lower edge folding line 4. A tongue piece 8 that extends over and is bent via a folding line 7 that is orthogonal to the folding line 4 is cut across one of the polymeric papers 2 and one of the bottom plates 5, and a stopper groove is formed in the center of the tongue piece 8. 9, and insert the bent tongue piece 8 into the through hole 10 bored in the other polymeric paper 2' so as to be in contact with the other lower edge folding line 4'. A fruit storage box formed by inserting and engaging.