JPS6238558Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Field of Application The present invention relates to a cigarette storage case for storing and carrying packaged cigarettes.

Problems to be solved by conventional techniques and ideas Conventionally, storage cases for storing packaged cigarettes in boxes have been made of highly durable materials such as synthetic wood or leather, and have been made from durable materials such as synthetic wood or leather. Many products with various designs and designs that are sturdy and have a good texture are produced and sold, but by ignoring the fastness and texture and being able to manufacture them at low cost, we are trying to promote the products. It has been desired to have a cigarette storage case that displays advertisements and allows advertisers to use it for promotional purposes.

The present invention was completed in response to the above-mentioned request, and has the original function of preventing the stored cigarettes from being crushed while being carried, and moreover,
To provide a cigarette storage case which can be manufactured at extremely low cost and which can neatly store cigarettes in both normal size and long size packaging boxes.

Embodiment Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

Fig. 1 shows a developed body 1 formed by punching out cardboard with a cutting machine, and a front piece 3 and a back piece 5 have fold lines 6 and 6 on both sides of a right side piece 2 in the center, which is the right side of the main body. A left side piece 7, which becomes the left side of the main body, extends through the fold line 8 to the side edge of the front piece 3, and a glue allowance 9 extends along the fold line 10 to the side edge of the back piece 5. A lid piece 12 having the same width as the back piece 5 is provided on the upper edge of the back piece 5 along the fold line 13.
A fold line 15 is formed near one end of this lid piece 12, and the fold line 13 is cut from the end to this fold line 15, and the fold line 15 is A sub-lid piece 14 that swings at the center is formed, and this sub-lid piece 14 has a bending piece 16.
is extended through the fold line 17, and an insertion piece 18 with a sharp tip is further attached to the fold line 16 at the fold line 19.
On the two edges of the lid piece 12, folding pieces 21, 21 extend through the fold lines 22, 22, respectively, and on the upper part of the right side piece 2, An elongated insertion opening 24 is formed in the left-right direction into which the insertion piece 18 of the sub-lid piece 16 is inserted.

Further, folding pieces 26, 26 are provided on the lower edges of the right side piece 2 and the left side piece 7, respectively, extending through fold lines 27, 27, and a bottom piece 28 is provided on the lower edge of the front piece 3, along the fold line. 29, and this bottom piece 2
A folding piece 30 is provided on the lower edge of the folding piece 30 extending along the folding line 31, and a corresponding interval is gradually expanded from the lower edge toward the folding line 31 at the center of the lower edge of the folding piece 30. The two cut lines 32, 32 are formed to a position slightly beyond the center of the folded piece 30,
A tongue piece 33 is formed between both the cut lines 32, and the tongue piece 33 and the folded piece 30 are connected at a part of the cut lines 32, 32 by connecting parts 32a, 32a, and this connecting part 32a , 32a, the tongue piece 33 can be separated, and crease lines 34 and 35 are formed at the base and center of the tongue piece 33, respectively.

Then, the front piece 3 and the back piece 5 of this developed body 1
Fold them along the respective fold lines 6 and 6 to face each other, fold the left side piece 7 and the glue allowance 9 inward at the fold lines 8 and 10, respectively, overlap the glue allowance 9 on the back side of the left side piece 7, and apply adhesive. Paste and combine,
A cylindrical main body 37 is formed with a height that allows a long-sized packaged cigarette to fit inside.
7 are folded into a flat state and stacked on top of each other to be used for packaging or other purposes.

Next, when storing packaged cigarettes,
Raise the main body 37 and return it to the cylindrical shape. If the cigarette to be stored is a long size, fold the folding piece 30 at the fold line 31 without separating the tongue piece 33, and fold the folding pieces 26 and 26 at the fold lines 27 and 27, respectively. After folding the bottom piece 28 inward at the crease line 29, the folded piece 30 is inserted inside the back piece 5, so that the bottom surface of the main body 37 is closed with the bottom piece 28, and the second As shown in the figure, a long-sized cigarette is inserted from the top surface of the main body 37, and when its bottom surface touches the bottom piece 28, the cigarette is stored snugly with the top surface of the cigarette substantially matching the top surface of the main body 37. .

On the other hand, if the cigarette to be stored is a normal size, the tongue piece 33 is separated by tearing off the connecting parts 32a, 32a, and the separated tongue piece 33 is bent inward at right angles at the crease line 34 at the base. , Furthermore, when folding the folding piece 30 inward at right angles along the crease line 35 in the center, when the folding piece 30 is inserted,
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, this twice-bent tongue piece 33 has a leg portion 33a perpendicular to the bottom piece 28 whose tip abuts against the bottom piece 28, and a leg portion 33a that is located at a certain height above the bottom piece 28. A horizontal abutting portion 33b is formed, and when a normal-sized cigarette is inserted from the top surface of the main body 37, the top surface of the cigarette substantially matches the top surface of the main body 37 when the bottom surface touches the abutting portion 33b. It is stored in.

Note that the leg portion 33a may take an oblique position such that its tip abuts against the bent portion of the folding piece 30.

After storing long-sized or regular-sized cigarettes in the main body 37 as described above, fold the lid piece 12 inward along the fold line 13 and fold the folded pieces 21, 21 of the lid piece 12 along the respective fold lines 22, 22. By bending them inward and inserting them into the gap between the main body 37 and the packaging box, the top surface of the packaging box is covered with the lid piece 12, and as shown in FIG.
4 along the fold line 15 and raised upward, a cigarette outlet 38 is opened, and the upper surface of both the long size and normal size packaged boxed cigarettes is approximately aligned with the outlet 38. , the tobacco can be easily taken out from the outlet 38 , and when closing the outlet 38 , the folding piece 16 and the insertion piece 18 are aligned with the respective fold lines 17 and 1.
When the insertion piece 18 is bent inward at 9, the tip of the insertion piece 18 is inserted into the insertion opening 24 of the right side piece 2, and the sub-lid piece 14 is folded down, the ejection opening 38 is closed by the sub-lid piece 14.

In addition, in the above embodiment, since the tongue piece 33 is formed on the folding piece 30 that is inserted into the main body 37, even when the tongue piece 33 is separated to store cigarettes in a normal-sized packaged box, it can be easily separated. Since the holes are not visible from the outside, the appearance is nice and clean, but if you don't mind this kind of appearance, attach the tongue piece 33 to the bottom of the main body 37 or the bottom piece 28. The tongue piece 33 may be formed so as to be able to protrude inward, and the tongue piece 33 may be appropriately bent to form an abutment portion 33b that abuts against the bottom surface of a normal-sized cigarette.

Structure, function and effect of the invention In order to tightly store packaged cigarettes, a piece of cardboard is folded and the ends are joined together to form a cylinder with a rectangular cross section. by bending the lid piece or the bottom piece inward through the fold line to close the openings at the upper end and lower end of the main body so that at least one of them can be opened and closed; One end of the lid piece is freely bent outward through the fold line to form an outlet, and the bottom part of the main body, the bottom piece, or a folding piece extending to the bottom piece through the fold line is bent. to form a tongue that can protrude into the inside of the main body, and when the height of the packaged cigarettes is low, the top surface of the packaged cigarettes is removed by bending the tongue and abutting it against the bottom surface of the packaged cigarettes. The main feature is that the structure is made to approximately match the outlet, and the function of preventing cigarettes from being crushed while being carried can be obtained by selecting an appropriate paper quality, and one end of the lid piece can be prevented from being crushed. Because the outlet is configured in the top, there is no need to open the entire lid piece to take out the cigarettes, and it fully functions as a storage case.It is also formed by cutting paper, folding each part, and bonding the key points with adhesive. This makes it possible to manufacture it at extremely low cost.In addition, when the height of the packaged cigarettes is high, the tongue piece can be stored inside the main body without protruding. If it is low, the tongue protrudes into the main body, is bent, and the bottom of the cigarette is brought into contact with it. Cigarettes of any size can be stored with the top surface approximately aligned with the outlet of the main body. This has the effect of making it easier to take out the cigarettes.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a developed view of an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a partially cutaway right side view of a long-sized boxed cigarette stored, and Figure 3 is a normal-sized boxed cigarette stored. A partially cutaway right side view, and FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the assembled state for normal size. 12: Lid piece, 13: Crease line (of lid piece 12), 1
4: Sub-lid piece, 15: Fold line (of sub-lid piece 14), 2
8: Bottom piece, 29: Crease line (of bottom piece 28), 30:
Folding piece, 31: Fold line (of folding piece 30), 32:
Cut line, 32a: connecting portion, 33: tongue piece, 33a:
Abutment part, 37: main body, 38: outlet.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In order to tightly store packaged cigarettes, cardboard is folded and the ends are joined together to form a cylinder with a rectangular cross section.A lid piece is attached to the upper edge of the main body, and a bottom piece is attached to the lower edge of the body, extending along the fold line. The lid piece or the bottom piece is bent inward through the fold line to close the openings at the upper and lower ends of the main body so that at least one of them can be opened and closed, and one end of the lid piece is closed. The bottom of the body, the bottom piece, or a folding piece extending from the bottom piece through the fold line, is bent freely to the outside through the fold line to form an outlet, and is bent to the inside of the body. A projectable tongue is formed, and when the height of the packaged cigarettes is low, the tongue is bent and brought into contact with the bottom surface of the packaged cigarettes, so that the top surface of the packaged cigarettes is substantially aligned with the outlet. A cigarette storage case characterized by: