KR200490227Y1 - Box for the packing of lighting - Google Patents

Abstract

This design minimizes the shaking by protecting the lighting fixtures that need to be damaged during shipping and storage by folding the paper cut paper cut to a certain size in a certain size, and protect the lighting fixtures housed from external impacts. In particular, the present invention relates to a lighting box packaging box that can be recycled as waste paper after delivery or storage by using eco-friendly cutting paper.

Description

Lighting box packaging box {BOX FOR THE PACKING OF LIGHTING}

The present invention relates to a lighting box packaging box, more specifically, to minimize the shaking by folding a fixed number of paper cutting paper cut to a certain size to fix the lighting fixtures that need to be damaged during shipping and storage, It is possible to protect (buffer) the light fixtures contained therein from shocks, and more particularly, to a lighting box packaging box that enables recycling as waste paper after delivery or storage by using environmentally-friendly paper cutting paper.

In general, in the case of a packaging box for packaging a lighting fixture, after cutting the cutting material made of paper such as pelvis to fit the size of the lighting fixture, it is folded a number of times to form a space for accommodating the lighting fixture.

In this case, a space is formed between the inner space of the packaging box and the lighting device, so that a space is formed, and the lighting device may be shaken or damaged due to the space.

In addition, in the case of a rather bulky and heavy luminaire such as an LED signboard, it is difficult to make a space for accommodating using a paper cut, and in particular, to support the luminaire using a plurality of cut sheets. There is also a problem that the production cost of the packaging box increases because the support for the cover, the cover body for covering the outside, etc. must be made separately.

Therefore, there is a need for the development of an eco-friendly packaging box that allows the lighting fixture to be securely fixed without shaking in the packaging box using a single cutting paper.

Korean Utility Model Model No. 20-0157048

The present invention is derived to solve the above-mentioned problems, by minimizing shaking by folding and fixing a number of cuts of paper material cut to a certain size in a fixed size, which requires attention to damage during shipping and storage, and minimizes shaking It is to provide a lighting box packaging box that can protect the lighting fixtures contained in the inside, and can be recycled as waste paper after delivery or storage by using environmental paper cutting paper.

In particular, the present invention by using a single sheet of cutting paper instead of several sheets to form both the support and the cover to cover the outside of the lighting fixtures, thereby reducing the production cost of the packaging box significantly To provide a packaging box.

The luminaire packaging box according to an embodiment of the present invention is mounted on the seating surface having a larger area than the luminaire, the first and second edges of the seating surface, the first and second It is provided on the first and second fixing vanes and the third and fourth edges of the seating surface are provided to be folded by rotating in an upward direction based on the first and second fold line formed on the second edge, respectively And third and fourth fixing vanes which are rotated in an upward direction based on the third and fourth fold lines formed on the third and fourth edges, respectively, to be folded. The first and second fixing vanes are provided. The vanes are rotated and folded upward, and both end portions of each of the first and second fixed vanes are recessed and folded in a direction toward the seating surface, so that the luminaire and the third and fourth edges of the seating surface are folded. In the spaced apart space of the first and second fixed vanes are rotated and folded upward, a region adjacent to the first and second fold line of the upper regions of the first and second fixed vanes, respectively As the recess is folded in the direction toward the seating surface, a space between the luminaire and the first and second edges of the seating surface may be removed to maintain a fixed state of the luminaire.

In one embodiment, the first fixing wing is rotated and folded in an upward direction of the seating surface, the first folded end portion and adjacent to the third edge of the seating surface and the fourth edge of the seating surface It may include a second folded end portion located adjacently.

In one embodiment, the first folded end portion is folded to the first bonding surface, the inner surface is in contact with the upper surface of the seating surface, the inner surface is folded to abut the side of the luminaire, 90 and the first bonding surface 90 The third bonding surface is fitted between the seating space between the lighting device and the seating surface through the cut line between the second bonding surface and the second bonding surface forming an angle, the inner surface is folded to abut the lower surface of the lighting device. The second folding end portion includes a fourth bonding surface, the inner surface is folded to abut the side of the luminaire, the inner surface is folded so as to contact the upper surface of the seating surface, 90 degrees with the fourth bonding surface The sixth bonding surface is fitted between the seating space between the lighting device and the seating surface through an incision line between the fifth bonding surface and the fifth bonding surface at an angle, and the inner surface is folded to contact the lower surface of the lighting device. It may include.

In one embodiment, the seventh bonding surface and the inner surface of the first fixing wing is folded so that the inner surface is in contact with the side of the luminaire adjacent to the first edge in a state of rotating and folding toward the upper side of the seated luminaire According to the folding to contact the lower side of the seating surface, it may include an eighth bonding surface at an angle of 90 degrees with the seventh bonding surface.

In one embodiment, the eighth bonding surface and the seating surface may be formed with a through hole for the handle through the same through the eighth bonding surface and the seating surface.

In one embodiment, the second fixing vanes are rotated and folded in an upward direction of the seating surface, the third folded end portion positioned adjacent to the third edge of the seating surface and the fourth edge of the seating surface. It may include a second folded end portion located adjacently.

In one embodiment, the third fold end portion is ninth bonding surface is folded so that the inner surface is in contact with the side of the luminaire, the inner surface is folded in contact with the upper surface of the seating surface, according to the ninth bonding surface 90 An eleventh bonding surface which is fitted between the seating space between the lighting fixture and the seating surface through an incision line between the tenth bonding surface and the tenth bonding surface forming an angle, so that the inner surface thereof is brought into contact with the lower surface of the lighting fixture. The fourth folding end portion includes a twelfth bonding surface on which an inner surface is folded to abut the side surface of the luminaire, and an inner surface is folded to abut on the upper surface of the seating surface, and thus, the fourth folding end portion is 90 degrees. The 14th bonding surface which fits between the seating space between a lighting fixture and the said seating surface through the incision line with the 13th bonding surface which makes an angle, and the said 13th bonding surface, is folded so that an inner surface may contact | abut the lower surface of a lighting fixture. To include There.

In one embodiment, in the state in which the second fixing vanes are rotated and folded toward the upper side of the seated luminaire, the fifteenth bonding surface and the inner side surface of which the inner side is folded to abut the side surface of the luminaire adjacent to the second edge. According to the folding to contact the lower surface of the seating surface, it may include a sixteenth bonding surface to form an angle of 90 degrees with the fifteenth bonding surface.

In one embodiment, the third fixing vane is a seventeenth bonding surface that rotates at an angle of 90 degrees toward the upper direction with respect to the third fold line, as the inner surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, An 18th bonding surface formed at an angle of 90 degrees with a 17th bonding surface, and the 18th bonding surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, and faces toward the seating surface through a cut line with the 18th bonding surface. According to the folding, the nineteenth bonding surface to form a ninety-degree angle with the eighteenth bonding surface, the 19th bonding surface folded to form an angle of 90 degrees, the height of the luminaire between the first fixed wing and the seating surface The 20th bonding surface fitted to be spaced apart by the spaced apart spaced apart, the 18th bonding surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, through the incision with the eighteenth bonding surface toward the seating surface Fold in direction In accordance with the present invention, the twenty-first bonding surface and the twenty-first bonding surface making an angle of 90 degrees with the eighteen bonding surface and folded to form an angle of ninety degrees, spaced apart by the height of the luminaire between the second fixed wing and the seating surface It may include a twenty-second bonding surface that is fitted toward the formed separation space.

In an embodiment, the fourth fixing vane may have a twenty-third bonding surface that rotates at an angle of 90 degrees toward an upward direction with respect to the fourth fold line, and as the inner surface thereof is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, A twenty-fourth bonding surface that is at an angle of 90 degrees with a twenty-third bonding surface; a direction in which the twenty-fourth bonding surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, toward the seating surface through a cut line with the twenty-fourth bonding surface; According to the folding, the twenty-fifth bonding surface to form an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-fourth bonding surface, folded to form an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-fifth bonding surface, the height of the luminaire between the second fixed wing and the seating surface A direction toward the seating surface through a cut line with the 24th bonding surface in a state in which the 26th bonding surface and the 24 bonding surface that are fitted to be spaced apart by each other are folded to cover the upper surface of the lighting fixture. Fold into In accordance with, the twenty-seventh bonding surface and the twenty-seventh bonding surface to form an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-seventh bonding surface and folded to form an angle of 90 degrees, spaced apart by the height of the luminaire between the second fixed wing and the seating surface And a twenty eighth bonding surface that is fitted toward the separation space formed.

According to one aspect of the present invention, by fixing a fixed number of paper cutting paper cut to a certain size to the lighting fixtures that need to be damaged during shipping and storage, by holding the front of the lighting fixture stably when the user grips In addition, the stored luminaire has the advantage that it can be stably positioned in the packaging box without shaking.

In addition, according to an aspect of the present invention, by supporting (support) the separation distance spaced by the height of the luminaire, there is an advantage to protect the luminaire from the external impact applied to the luminaire direction.

In addition, according to an aspect of the present invention, it is possible to protect the light fixture accommodated inside from the external impact, in particular by using an eco-friendly paper cutting has the advantage that can be recycled as a waste paper after delivery or storage.

In addition, according to an aspect of the present invention, because the area for fixing the lighting fixture and cover the outside can be formed as a single cut sheet instead of a plurality of cut sheets, the production cost of the packaging box is reduced and the production process is simplified Has an advantage.

1 is a view showing an exploded view of a luminaire packaging box 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a view illustrating the first fixing vane 120 shown in FIG. 1 in more detail.
3 is a view showing in more detail the second fixing blade 130 shown in FIG.
4 is a view showing in more detail the third fixed wing 140 shown in FIG.
FIG. 5 is a view illustrating the fourth fixing vane 150 shown in FIG. 1 in more detail.
FIG. 6 is a view illustrating the folded state of the first folded end 121 shown in FIG. 2 and the third folded end 131 shown in FIG. 3 in more detail.
FIG. 7 is a view illustrating the folded state of the second folded end 122 shown in FIG. 2 and the fourth folded end 132 shown in FIG. 3 in more detail.
8 is a view showing the actual product of the luminaire packaging box 100 shown in Figure 1 is completely folded.

Hereinafter, preferred examples are provided to help understanding of the present invention. However, the following examples are merely provided to more easily understand the present invention, and the contents of the present invention are not limited by the examples.

1 is a view showing an exploded view of a luminaire packaging box 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Looking at Figure 1, the lighting fixture packaging box 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention is largely configured to include a seating surface 110, and the first to fourth fixing wings (120, 130, 140, 150) Can be.

In particular, the mounting surface 110 and the first fixed wing 120 may be formed with a through hole 200 for grip by the user.

First, the seating surface 110 may refer to a seating space in which the luminaire 1 is seated, but having a larger area than that of the luminaire 1.

Here, the lighting device 1 may correspond to a lighting device of a rectangular parallelepiped having a predetermined height (for example, 3 cm), and the lower side corresponding to the large area of the lighting device 1 is a seating surface ( It may be seated on the upper side of 110. In addition, in one embodiment, the luminaire 1 is not limited to the kind of bar to which the electronic device can be applied.

At this time, since the area of the seating surface 110 is larger than the area of the luminaire 1, when the luminaire 1 is seated on the seating surface 110, the edge of the seating surface 110 is luminaire 1. It protrudes outward from the edge of.

As such, the reason why the area of the seating surface 110 is formed larger than that of the lighting device 1 is because the first to fourth fixing vanes 120, 130, 140, and 150, which will be described later, are folded several times. The separation space between the edge of the 110 and the edge of the luminaire 1 may be filled, thereby allowing the luminaire 1 to maintain a fixed front surface within the luminaire packaging box 1. This will be described later.

Meanwhile, the seating surface 110 may include a first edge A adjacent to the handle through hole 200, a second edge B in a direction opposite to the first edge A, a third edge C, and a first edge. It has four edges D, and the first to fourth fold lines A-1, B-1, C-1, and D-1 are respectively formed on the first to fourth edges A, B, C, and D. Is formed.

The first fixing blade 120 is connected to the first edge A with the first fold line A-1 interposed therebetween, and the second edge B with the second fold line B-1 therebetween. The second fixing blade 130 is connected to the third fixing blade 130 is connected to the third edge C with the third folding line C-1 interposed therebetween, and the fourth folding line D- The fourth fixing blade 140 is connected to the fourth edge D with 1) therebetween.

Hereinafter, the first to fourth fixing vanes 120, 130, 140, and 160 will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5.

FIG. 2 is a view showing in detail the first fixing blade 120 shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a view showing in detail the second fixing wing 130 shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4. FIG. 1 is a view showing in detail the third fixing wing 140 shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 5 is a view showing the fourth fixing wing 150 shown in FIG. 1 in more detail.

First, referring to FIG. 2, the first fixing wing 120 is connected to the first edge A of the seating surface 110 with the first fold line A-1 interposed therebetween, and It rotates toward the upper direction and folds (FOLDING) to cover the upper side of the luminaire 1, and serves to support (support) and secure the side of the luminaire (1).

The first fixing wing 120 is rotated and folded upward of the seating surface 110 in a state in which the lighting fixture is seated on the seating surface 110, the third edge (C) of the seating surface 110 And a first folded end portion 121 positioned adjacent to the second folded end portion 121 and a second folded end portion 122 positioned adjacent to the fourth edge D. For example, the first and second folded end portions 121 and 122 may refer to both end portions of the first fixing wing 120.

First, the first folding end portion 121 is folded at a 90 degree angle with the first bonding surface 121-1 and the first bonding surface 121-1, and the inner surface is folded to abut the side surface of the lighting fixture. A seating space between the luminaire and the seating surface 110 through a cut line between the second joining surface 121-2 and the second joining surface 121-2 folded to contact the upper surface of the seating surface 110. It may be configured to include a third bonding surface (121-3) is fitted to be coupled between, the inner surface is folded to abut the lower surface of the lighting fixture.

This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 6 as follows.

FIG. 6 illustrates the folded state of the first folded distal end 121 of the first fixed vane 120 and the third folded distal end 131 of the second fixed vane 130 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 in more detail. Figure is shown.

Referring to FIG. 6, the lighting device 1 is seated on the upper side of the seating surface 110, and the first fixing vanes 120 are folded to cover the upper side of the lighting device 1.

In this case, the first bonding surface 121-1 of the first folded end portion 121 is in contact with the side surface of the lighting device 1, and the second bonding surface 121-2 is in contact with the upper surface of the seating surface 110. Contact in a recessed state.

In addition, as the third bonding surface 121-3 is folded in the form of rolling into the space between the lighting device 1 and the seating surface 110, the direction in which the lighting device 1 faces the third edge C is provided. It is supported (supported) so as not to be pushed out.

2, the second folded end portion 122 has a fourth joining surface 122-1, the inner side of which is folded to abut the side surface of the luminaire, and an angle of 90 degrees with the fourth joining surface 122-1. The luminaire and the seating surface 110 are folded through a cut line between the fifth bonding surface 122-2 and the fifth bonding surface 122-2, wherein the inner surface is folded to contact the upper surface of the seating surface 110. It may be configured to include a sixth bonding surface (122-3) is coupled to fit between the seating space between, the inner surface is folded to abut the lower surface of the luminaire.

This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 7 as follows.

FIG. 7 is a view illustrating the folded state of the second folded end 122 shown in FIG. 2 and the fourth folded end 132 shown in FIG. 3 in more detail.

Referring to FIG. 7, the lighting device 1 is seated on an upper side of the seating surface 110, and the first fixing vanes 120 are folded to cover the upper side of the lighting device 1.

In this case, the fourth bonding surface 122-1 of the second folded end portion 122 is in contact with the side surface of the lighting device 1, and the fifth bonding surface 122-2 is in contact with the upper surface of the seating surface 110. Contact in a recessed state.

In addition, as the sixth bonding surface 122-3 is folded in the form of rolling into the space between the lighting device 1 and the seating surface 110, the direction in which the lighting device 1 faces the fourth edge D is provided. It is supported (supported) so as not to be pushed out.

2, the first fixing vane 120 has the inner surface of the luminaire adjacent to the first edge A, with the luminaire seated on the seating surface 110 and folded toward the upper side of the luminaire. The seventh bonding surface 123 contacted to be in contact with the side surface, and the eighth bonding surface 124 at an angle of 90 degrees with the seventh bonding surface 123 as the inner surface is folded so as to be in contact with the lower surface of the seating surface 110. ) May be included.

Here, as the handle through-hole 200 provided in the seating surface 110 is formed in the same shape as the seating surface 110 in the eighth bonding surface 124, the eighth bonding surface 124 is a seating surface. When folded and folded toward 110, the corresponding through hole 200 for the handle may have a shape that exactly matches.

Therefore, the seventh bonding surface 123 supports (holds) the luminaire from being pushed in the direction toward the first edge A by supporting the side of the luminaire, and is applied in the direction toward the luminaire from the outside. It bears the pressure of losing.

Referring to FIG. 3, the second fixing wing 130 may be formed in a similar shape to the first fixing wing 120.

The second fixing blade 130 is connected to the second edge B of the seating surface 110 with the second fold line B-1 interposed therebetween, and rotates toward the upper side of the seating surface 110 to be folded. As a result, it serves to cover the upper side of the lighting device 1, and serves to support (support) and secure the side surface of the lighting device (1).

The second fixing wing 130 is rotated and folded in an upward direction of the seating surface 110 in a state in which the lighting fixture is seated on the seating surface 110, the seating surface 110 is the third edge (C) And a third folded end portion 131 positioned adjacent to and a fourth folded end portion 132 positioned adjacent to the fourth edge D. FIG. For example, the third and fourth folded end portions 131 and 132 may refer to both end portions of the second fixing wing 130.

First, the third folded end portion 131 is folded at a ninety degree angle with the ninth bonding surface 131-1 and the ninth bonding surface 131-1 where the inner surface is folded to abut the side surface of the lighting fixture. A seating space between the luminaire and the seating surface 110 through a cut line between the tenth bonding surface 131-2 folded into contact with the upper surface of the seating surface 110 and the tenth bonding surface 131-2. The fitting may be configured to include an eleventh bonding surface 131-3 folded to be in contact with the lower surface of the luminaire.

This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 6 as follows.

Referring to FIG. 6, the lighting device 1 is seated on an upper side of the seating surface 110, and the second fixing vanes 130 are folded to cover the upper side of the lighting device 1.

At this time, the ninth bonding surface 131-1 of the third folded end portion 131 is in contact with the side surface of the lighting device 1, and the tenth bonding surface 131-2 is in contact with the upper surface of the seating surface 110. Contact in a recessed state.

In addition, as the eleventh bonding surface 131-3 is folded in the form of rolling into the space between the lighting device 1 and the seating surface 110, the direction in which the lighting device 1 faces the third edge C is provided. It is supported (supported) so as not to be pushed out.

Returning to FIG. 3 again, the fourth folded end portion 132 may be angled at a 90 degree angle with the twelfth joining surface 132-1 and the twelfth joining surface 132-1, the inner side of which is folded to abut the side surface of the luminaire. The luminaire and the seating surface 110 are folded through a cut line between the thirteenth bonding surface 132-2 and the thirteenth bonding surface 132-2, wherein the inner surface is in contact with the upper surface of the seating surface 110. It may be configured to include a fourteenth bonding surface (132-3) that is fitted to fit between the seating space between, the inner surface is folded to abut the lower surface of the lighting fixture.

This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 7 as follows.

Referring to FIG. 7, the lighting device 1 is seated on an upper side of the seating surface 110, and the second fixing vanes 130 are folded to cover the upper side of the lighting device 1.

At this time, the twelfth bonding surface 132-1 of the fourth folded end portion 132 is in contact with the side surface of the lighting device 1, and the thirteenth bonding surface 132-2 is in contact with the upper surface of the seating surface 110. Contact in a recessed state.

In addition, as the fourteenth bonding surface 132-3 is folded in the form of rolling into the space between the lighting device 1 and the seating surface 110, the direction in which the lighting device 1 faces the fourth edge D is provided. It is supported (supported) so as not to be pushed out.

3, the second fixing vane 130 has the inner surface of the luminaire adjacent to the second edge B while the luminaire is seated on the seating surface 110 and folded toward the upper side of the luminaire. The fifteenth joint surface 133 which is in contact with the side surface and the sixteenth joint surface 134 which is at an angle of 90 degrees with the fifteenth joint surface 133 as the inner surface is folded to be in contact with the lower surface of the seating surface 110. ) May be included.

Accordingly, the fifteenth bonding surface 133 serves to support (hold) the luminaire from being pushed in the direction toward the first edge A by supporting the side of the luminaire, and is applied in the direction toward the luminaire from the outside. It bears the pressure of losing.

Referring to FIG. 4, the third fixing vanes 140 are connected to the third edge C of the seating surface 110 with the third fold line C-1 interposed therebetween, and upward direction of the seating surface 110. By rotating toward the folding to serve to cover the upper side of the lighting fixture (1).

The third fixing blade 140 rotates at an angle of 90 degrees toward the upper direction with respect to the third fold line C-1, and the inner side surface of the third fixing blade 140 and the second bonding surface 121-2 shown in FIG. 2. As the 17th joint surface is maintained in contact with the ends of the tenth bonding surface 131-2 shown in FIG. 3, the folded states of the second and tenth bonding surfaces 121-2 and 131-2 are maintained. 141, and may include an eighteenth bonding surface 142 having a large area at an angle of 90 degrees with the seventeenth bonding surface 141 as the inner surface thereof is folded to cover the upper surface of the lighting fixture.

Here, the ends of each of the second bonding surface 121-2 and the tenth bonding surface 131-2 maintain a constant distance (eg, 5 mm) from the seventeenth bonding surface 141.

For example, when a shake of the lighting fixture seated therein occurs, the second bonding surface 121-2 and the tenth bonding surface 131-2 move in contact with the separation distance while contacting the seventeenth bonding surface 141. Or spaced apart.

The reason for forming such a structure is that external impact or the like applied to the luminaire packaging box 100 by forming a slight separation distance is provided through the second bonding surface 121-2 and the tenth bonding surface 131-2. This is to be distributed through the movement of the second bonding surface 121-2 and the tenth bonding surface 131-2 without being transmitted to the lighting fixture.

In addition, in the distal end portion of the distal end portion of the eighteenth bonding surface 142 having the large area adjacent to the first edge A, the direction toward the seating surface 110 through a cut line with the eighteenth bonding surface 142. (For example, in the vertical direction toward the lower side), the nineteenth bonding surface 143 makes a ninety degree angle with the eighteenth bonding surface 142, and the nineteenth bonding surface is folded to form a ninety degree angle. 1 may include a twentieth bonding surface 144 that is fitted toward the space between the fixed wing 120 and the seating surface 110.

Here, since the nineteenth bonding surface 143 is positioned in a direction perpendicular to the seating surface 110, it serves to support (support) an impact applied to the eighteenth bonding surface 142 from the outside. The twentieth bonding surface 144 serves to fit in the space between the first fixing blade 120 and the seating surface 110 such that the nineteenth bonding surface 143 is always maintained in a vertical state.

Further, in the distal end portion of the distal end portion of the eighteenth bonding surface 142 having the large area adjacent to the second edge B, the direction toward the seating surface 110 through the incision line with the eighteenth bonding surface 142. (For example, in the vertical direction toward the lower side), the twenty-first bonding surface 145 forms an angle of 90 degrees with the eighteenth bonding surface 142, and is folded to form an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-first bonding surface. The second fixing blade 130 and the seating surface 110 may include a twenty-second bonding surface 146 to be fitted toward the space.

Here, since the twenty-first bonding surface 145 is positioned in a direction perpendicular to the seating surface 110, the twenty-first bonding surface 145 serves to support (hold) an impact applied to the eighteenth bonding surface 142 from the outside. The twenty-second bonding surface 146 serves to fit in the space between the second fixing blade 130 and the seating surface 110 such that the twenty-first bonding surface 145 is always vertical.

Referring to FIG. 5, the fourth fixed vane 150 is connected to the fourth edge D of the seating surface 110 with the fourth fold line D-1 interposed therebetween, and upwardly of the seating surface 110. By rotating toward the folding to serve to cover the upper side of the lighting fixture (1).

The fourth fixing blade 150 is rotated at an angle of 90 degrees toward the upper direction with respect to the fourth fold line (D-1), the inner surface and the fifth bonding surface (122-2) shown in FIG. According to the end of each of the thirteenth bonding surface 132-2 shown in FIG. 3, the twenty-third bonding surface for maintaining the folded states of the fifth and thirteenth bonding surfaces 122-2 and 132-2, respectively ( 151, and may include a twenty-fourth bonding surface 152 having a large area at an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-third bonding surface 151 as the inner surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire.

Here, the ends of each of the fifth bonding surface 122-2 and the thirteenth bonding surface 132-2 maintain a constant distance (eg, 5 mm) from the twenty-third bonding surface 151. For example, when shaking of the lighting device seated therein occurs, the fifth bonding surface 122-2 and the thirteenth bonding surface 132-2 move in contact with the 23rd bonding surface 151 while being moved by a separation distance. Or spaced apart.

The reason for forming such a structure is that external impact or the like applied to the luminaire packaging box 100 is formed through the fifth bonding surface 122-2 and the thirteenth bonding surface 132-2 by forming a slight separation distance. This is to be distributed through the movement of the fifth bonding surface 122-2 and the thirteenth bonding surface 132-2 without being transmitted to the luminaire.

Further, in the distal end portion of the distal end portion of the twenty-fourth bonding surface 152 that is adjacent to the first edge A, the direction toward the seating surface 110 through a cut line with the twenty-fourth bonding surface 152. (For example, in the vertical direction toward the lower side), the twenty-fifth joint surface 153 which forms a ninety degree angle with the twenty-fourth joint surface 152, and the twenty-fifth joint surface 153 forms a ninety degree angle. It may include a twenty-sixth bonding surface 154 that is fitted toward the space between the first fixed wing 120 and the seating surface 110.

Here, since the 25th bonding surface 153 is located in the direction perpendicular to the seating surface 110, it serves to support (support) the impact applied to the 25th bonding surface 152 from the outside, The twenty-sixth bonding surface 154 serves to fit in the space between the first fixing blade 120 and the seating surface 110 such that the twenty-fifth bonding surface 153 is always maintained in a vertical state.

In addition, in the distal end portion of the distal end portion of the twenty-fourth bonding surface 152 that is adjacent to the second edge B, the direction toward the seating surface 110 through an incision line with the twenty-fourth bonding surface 152. (For example, in the vertical direction toward the lower side), the twenty-seventh joining surface 155 forms an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-sixth joining surface 152, and folds to form an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-seventh joining surface 155. It may include a twenty eighth bonding surface 156 that is fitted toward the space between the second fixed wing 130 and the seating surface 110.

Here, since the twenty-seventh joining surface 155 is positioned in a direction perpendicular to the seating surface 110, the twenty-seventh bonding surface 155 serves to support (hold) an impact applied to the twenty-fourth bonding surface 152 from the outside. The twenty-eighth bonding surface 156 serves to fit in the space between the second fixing blade 130 and the seating surface 110 such that the twenty-seventh bonding surface 155 is always vertical.

Next, the lighting fixture packaging box 100 is fully folded through FIG. 8.

8 is a view showing the actual product of the luminaire packaging box 100 shown in Figure 1 is completely folded.

Referring to FIG. 8, in the lighting device packaging box 100, first and second fixing vanes 120 and 130 first fix both sides of the lighting device in a state where the lighting device is seated therein. The fixed vanes 140 and 150 cover the first and second fixed vanes 120 and 130. At this time, as the through hole 200 for the handle is formed in the first fixing wing 120, the user is configured to easily grip it.

Although described above with reference to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, those skilled in the art will be able to variously modify and change the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention described in the claims below. It will be appreciated.

1: lighting fixture
100: lighting fixture packaging box
110: seating surface
120: first fixed wing
121: first folded end portion
121-1: First Bonding Surface 121-2: Second Bonding Surface
121-3: third joint surface
122: second folded end portion
122-1: fourth bonding surface 122-2: fifth bonding surface
122-3: sixth bonding surface
123: 7th joint surface
124: eighth joint surface
130: second fixed wing
131: third folded end portion
131-1: 9th bonding surface 131-2: 10th bonding surface
131-3: 11th joint surface
132: fourth folded end portion
132-1: 12th bonding surface 132-2: 13th bonding surface
132-3: 14th bonding surface
133: junction surface 15
134: 16th joint surface
140: third fixed wing
141: 17th bonding surface
142: 18th joint surface
143: 19th joint surface
144: junction surface
145: Joint surface 21
146: 22nd joint surface
150: fourth fixed wing
151: 23rd bonding surface
152: junction surface 24
153: 25th bonding surface
154: junction 26
155: Joint surface 27
156: Joint surface 28

Claims (10)

A seating surface on which the luminaire is mounted, the seating surface having an area larger than that of the luminaire;
First to be provided at the first and second edges of the seating surface, the first and second folds formed on the first and second edges to rotate in an upward direction based on the first and second fold lines respectively And a second fixed wing; And
Third and fourth edges provided at third and fourth edges of the seating surface and rotated upward based on third and fourth fold lines formed at the third and fourth edges, respectively, to allow folding. Including a fixed wing;
The first and second fixing vanes are rotated and folded upward, and both end portions of each of the first and second fixing vanes are recessed and folded in a direction toward the seating surface, so that the luminaire and the seating surface are folded. The spacing between the third and fourth edges is removed,
In a state in which the first and second fixing vanes are rotated and folded upward, an area adjacent to the first and second fold lines of the upper regions of the first and second fixing vanes respectively toward the seating surface. As the recessed and folded, the separation space between the luminaire and the first and second edges of the seating surface is removed to maintain a fixed state of the luminaire,
The first fixed wing,
A first folded end portion positioned adjacent to a third edge of the seating surface in a state of being rotated and folded upwardly of the seating surface; And
And a second folded end portion positioned adjacent to the fourth edge of the seating surface.
The first folded end portion,
A first joining surface, the inner side of which is folded to abut the side of the luminaire;
A second bonding surface having an angle of 90 degrees with the first bonding surface as the inner surface is folded to abut on the upper surface of the seating surface; And
And a third bonding surface that is fitted between the seating space between the lighting device and the seating surface through an incision line with the second bonding surface, and the inner surface is folded to abut on the lower surface of the lighting device.
The second folded end portion,
A fourth bonding surface on which the inner surface is folded to abut the side surface of the luminaire;
A fifth bonding surface formed at an angle of 90 degrees with the fourth bonding surface as the inner surface is folded to contact the upper surface of the seating surface; And
And a sixth bonding surface that is fitted between the seating space between the lighting device and the seating surface through an incision line with the fifth bonding surface, and the inner surface thereof is folded to abut on the lower surface of the lighting device. Box for lighting fixtures.
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The first fixed wing,
A seventh bonding surface folded in such a manner that an inner surface is brought into contact with a side surface of the luminaire adjacent to the first edge in a state of being rotated and folded toward an upper side of the seated luminaire; And
And an eighth bonding surface formed at an angle of 90 degrees with the seventh bonding surface as the inner surface is folded to abut the lower surface of the seating surface.
The method of claim 4, wherein
On the eighth bonding surface and the seating surface,
The through-hole for the handle passing through the eighth bonding surface and the seating surface equally; characterized in that the packaging box for lighting fixtures is formed.
The method of claim 1,
The second fixed wing,
A third folded end portion positioned adjacent to a third edge of the seating surface in a state of being rotated and folded upwardly of the seating surface; And
And a second folded end portion positioned adjacent to the fourth edge of the seating surface.
The method of claim 6,
The third folded end portion,
A ninth bonding surface on which the inner surface is folded to abut the side surface of the luminaire;
A tenth bonding surface having an angle of 90 degrees with the ninth bonding surface as the inner surface is folded to contact the upper surface of the seating surface; And
And an eleventh bonding surface which is fitted between the seating space between the lighting fixture and the seating surface through an incision line with the tenth bonding surface, and the inner surface thereof is folded to contact the lower surface of the lighting fixture.
The fourth folded end portion,
A twelfth bonding surface on which the inner surface is folded to abut the side surface of the luminaire;
A thirteenth bonding surface having an angle of 90 degrees with the twelfth bonding surface as the inner surface is folded to contact the upper surface of the seating surface; And
And a fourteenth bonding surface which is fitted between the seating space between the lighting device and the seating surface through an incision line with the thirteenth bonding surface, and the inner surface thereof is folded to abut on the lower surface of the lighting device. Box for lighting fixtures.
The method of claim 6,
The second fixed wing,
A fifteenth bonding surface folded in such a manner that the inner side is brought into contact with the side of the luminaire adjacent to the second edge in a state of being rotated and folded toward an upper side of the seated luminaire; And
And a sixteenth bonding surface formed at an angle of 90 degrees with the fifteenth bonding surface as the inner surface is folded to abut the lower surface of the seating surface.
The method of claim 1,
The third fixed wing,
A seventeenth bonding surface configured to rotate at an angle of 90 degrees toward the upper direction based on the third fold line;
An eighteenth bonding surface having an angle of 90 degrees with the seventeenth bonding surface as the inner surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire;
In a state where the eighteenth bonding surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, the nineteenth bonding surface is folded in the direction toward the seating surface through an incision line with the eighteenth bonding surface, thereby making a 90 degree angle with the eighteenth bonding surface. A nineteenth bonding surface;
A twentieth bonding surface that is folded to form an angle of 90 degrees with the nineteenth bonding surface and is fitted into a separation space formed between the first fixing wing and the seating surface by a height of a luminaire;
In a state where the eighteenth bonding surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, the nineteenth bonding surface is folded in the direction toward the seating surface through an incision line with the eighteenth bonding surface, thereby making a 90 degree angle with the eighteenth bonding surface. A twenty-first bonding surface; And
And a twenty-second bonding surface which is folded to form an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-first bonding surface, and is fitted to a separation space formed by being spaced apart by the height of the luminaire between the second fixing vane and the seating surface. Lighting equipment packing box.
The method of claim 1,
The fourth fixed wing,
A twenty-third bonding surface which rotates at an angle of 90 degrees toward an upward direction based on the fourth fold line;
A twenty-fourth bonding surface that is at an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-third bonding surface as the inner surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire;
In a state in which the twenty-fourth bonding surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, the twenty-fourth bonding surface is angled at a 90 degree angle as folded in the direction toward the seating surface through an incision line with the twenty-fourth bonding surface. A twenty fifth bonding surface;
A twenty-sixth bonding surface that is folded to form an angle of 90 degrees with the twenty-fifth bonding surface, and is fitted into a separation space formed between the second fixing vane and the seating surface by a height of a luminaire; And
In a state in which the twenty-fourth bonding surface is folded to cover the upper surface of the luminaire, the twenty-fourth bonding surface is angled at a 90 degree angle as folded in the direction toward the seating surface through an incision line with the twenty-fourth bonding surface. A twenty-seventh bonding surface; And
And a twenty eighth bonding surface which is folded to form an angle of ninety degrees with the twenty-seventh bonding surface, and is fitted into a separation space formed by being spaced apart by a height of the luminaire between the second fixing vane and the seating surface. Lighting equipment packing box.

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