TWM511475U - Buffering protector - Google Patents

Description

Buffer protector

The present invention relates to a container for storing or transporting objects or materials, and more particularly to a buffer protector.

Referring to Figure 1, there is a wine bottle 11, and a package 12 conventionally used to coat the wine bottle 11. The package 12 includes a carton 13 and a cardboard 14 disposed in the carton 13. The carton 13 has a top wall 131 and a bottom wall 132 spaced apart from each other, and a side wall 133 connected between the top wall 131 and the bottom wall 132. The cardboard 14 includes a top plate portion 141 having a square outer edge, and a land portion 142 extending downward from an outer edge of the top plate portion 141. The top plate portion 141 defines a positioning hole 143 for the wine bottle 11 to pass through, and the outer edge abuts against the side wall 133 to prevent the cardboard 14 from moving relative to the paper cassette 13. The aperture of the positioning hole 143 is adapted to the width of the wine bottle 11, and the movement of the wine bottle 11 relative to the cardboard 14 can be avoided. The lower end of the panel portion 142 abuts against the bottom wall 132 and supports the top plate portion 141. The conventional package 12 prevents the bottle 11 from moving but does not have a cushioning function. If the package 12 is subjected to an impact, the bottle 11 is liable to be broken.

The purpose of the novel is to provide a buffer protector capable of Good protection of fragile bottles.

The novel buffer protector comprises two protective bodies.

Each of the protective bodies can be openly coupled to another protective body and includes a protective wall and a bonded wall extending from the protective wall. Each of the protective walls has a plurality of convex wall portions projecting away from the other protective body, and a plurality of concave wall portions recessed toward the other protective body. The convex wall portions of each of the protective walls and the concave wall portions are alternately connected to each other and cooperate to define a first receiving space. Each of the bonding walls can be separately coupled with the other bonding wall, and the first receiving spaces are communicated to form a first protection space.

The function of the buffer protector is that the convex wall portion and the concave wall portion form an uneven structure, and when the buffer protector is impacted, the deformation can be absorbed to absorb the impact force, and the impact force is directly prevented from acting on the cavity. The loaded items rupture the contents and have the function of protecting the fragile bottle well.

2‧‧‧ wine bottles

21‧‧‧ bottle

22‧‧‧ Bottleneck

3‧‧‧Protection

31‧‧‧Protection wall

311‧‧‧ convex wall

312‧‧‧ recessed wall

313‧‧‧First accommodation space

314‧‧‧First wide space area

315‧‧‧First narrow space area

316‧‧‧First Protection Space

317‧‧‧Second space

318‧‧‧Second protection space

32‧‧‧Bound wall

321‧‧‧First card inset

322‧‧‧Second card inset

323‧‧‧ card slot

33‧‧‧Support wall

331‧‧‧First wall

332‧‧‧ second wall

4‧‧‧Hands

41‧‧‧U-shaped wall

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings, wherein: FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional wine bottle and a package; FIG. 2 is a view of the present invention. 1 is a top view of the first embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the first embodiment; FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the first embodiment; a second embodiment of the device 1 is a cross-sectional view of the second embodiment; and FIG. 7 is an incomplete cross-sectional view of a third embodiment of the present invention.

Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, similar elements are denoted by the same reference numerals.

Referring to Figures 2 and 3, a first embodiment of the present type of cushion protector is adapted to receive a wine bottle 2 and includes two protective bodies 3, and a handle 4 that connects the protective bodies 3. The wine bottle 2 includes a bottle body 21 and a relatively elongated neck portion 22 extending from the bottle body 21.

The protective bodies 3 are each made of a transparent material, for example, polyethylene terephthalate (PET). Each of the protective bodies 3 is openably coupled to the other protective body 3 and includes a protective wall 31, a coupling wall 32 extending from the protective wall 31, and a support wall 33 connecting the protective walls 31.

Each of the protective walls 31 has a plurality of convex wall portions 311 protruding away from the other protective body 3, and a plurality of concave wall portions 312 recessed toward the other protective body 3. The convex wall portions 311 of the protective walls 31 and the concave wall portions 312 are alternately connected to each other and cooperate to define a first receiving space 313. Each of the first housing spaces 313 has a first wide space area 314 (only one of which is shown) that can accommodate half of the bottle body 21, and a first narrow space that can accommodate half of the bottle neck 22 Space area 315 (only one of which is shown in the figure).

One of the bonding walls 32 has a plurality of first carding wall portions 321 that protrude toward the other bonding wall 32. The first card recessed portions 321 are spaced apart from each other along a portion adjacent to the outer edge. The other of the bonding walls 32 has a plurality of second carding walls 322 that protrude away from the other bonding wall 32. The second card recessed portions 322 are spaced apart from each other along a portion adjacent to the outer edge, and each of the second card recessed portions 322 defines a card for the respective first card recessed portions 321 to be detachably engaged The slot 323. The design that the first card recessed portion 321 can be detachably engaged with the second card recessed portions 322 enables the bonded walls 32 to be separately coupled together and the protective bodies 3 are The first receiving spaces 313 communicate with each other to form a first protective space 316 which can completely accommodate the entire bottle 2 .

The support wall 33 extends downward from the bottom of the protective wall 31 and has a first wall portion 331 and a second wall portion 332 which are perpendicularly connected to each other. The first wall portion 331 is parallel to the coupling wall 32, and the second wall portion 332 is perpendicular to the first wall portion 331.

The handle 4 has two U-shaped U-shaped walls 41 (only one of which is shown). The opposite ends of each of the U-shaped walls 41 are respectively connected to the side of the respective bonding wall 32 adjacent to the respective first narrow space regions 315. One of the U-shaped walls 41 is also provided with a plurality of first card-embedded portions 321 (not shown), and the other of the U-shaped walls 41 is also provided with a plurality of second card-embedded portions 322. The first card-embedded portions 321 of the U-shaped walls 41 and the second card-embedded portions 322 allow the U-shaped walls 41 to be stably coupled to each other and constitute the handle 4. Of course, the handle 4 can only comprise one U-shaped wall 41 and the U-shaped wall 41 is connected to one of the coupling walls 32. The first embodiment merely provides a more stable implementation.

When the first embodiment is used, one of the protective bodies 3 may be first placed on a plane. Next, as shown in FIG. 2, the protective body 3 having the second card recessed portions 322 is placed on a plane for explanation. After the protective body 3 is laid flat, the wine bottle 2 can be placed in the first containing space 313. At this time, half of the bottle 2 is in the first housing space 313, and the other half is exposed.

Then, another protective body 3 is placed on the protective body 3, and the first card embedded portions 321 of the other protective body 3 are respectively inserted into the second card embedded portions 322. In the card recesses 323, the bonding walls 32 are bonded to the U-shaped walls 41, and the protective bodies 3 are positioned together and in a state as shown in FIG. The other half of the bottle 2 that was originally exposed will be located in the other first containing space 313, and the bottle 2 as a whole will be completely located in the first protective space 316.

After the packaging is completed, the wine bottle 2 is completely protected by the first embodiment. The transparent material of the protective body 3 is designed to allow others to directly see the printing on the bottle body 21 of the wine bottle 2. Therefore, the wine bottle 2 packaged by the first embodiment can be directly displayed for sale, and the first embodiment can also eliminate the cost of additional printing, which is two-fold. When the supporting walls 31 of the first embodiment are abutted against each other, an intersecting cross-shaped structure is formed, which facilitates the standing placement of the first embodiment, and improves the convenience of placement. The handle 4 of the first embodiment facilitates handling and is easy to handle, and can improve the disadvantage of the bottle 21 which is difficult to hold by the hand and which is thick and smooth. The first card The design of the wall portion 321 and the second card wall portion 322 allows the user to conveniently package the wine bottle 2 and the first embodiment of the present invention, so that the first embodiment can be reused. It is environmentally friendly.

Referring to Figures 4 and 5, a second embodiment of the present type of cushion protector is similar to the first embodiment, except that each protective body 3 includes two protective walls 31 spaced apart from each other, and two The support walls 33 are respectively connected to the bottoms of the protective walls 31. Two of the protective walls 31 define the first receiving space 313 and the first protective space 316. The other two of the protective walls 31 cooperate to define two second receiving spaces 317 respectively spaced apart from the first receiving spaces 313. The second containment spaces 317 can communicate to form a second protection space 318 spaced from the first protection space 316. The bonding wall 32 of each protective body 3 surrounds the protective walls 31 connecting the respective protective bodies 3. The overall length of the handle 4 is increased by about twice as much. The second embodiment has the advantage that the first protection space 316 and the second protection space 318 can simultaneously protect two wine bottles 2, which facilitates the display and sale of the preferential set. It can be understood from the second embodiment that each protective body 3 can have more protective walls 31 in order to form more protective space and protect more wine bottles 2.

Referring to Figure 6, a third embodiment of the present type of cushion protector is similar to the second embodiment except that each protective body 3 is openably connectable to another protective body 3. One side of the bonding wall 32 of one of the protective bodies 3 is bently connected to one side of the bonding wall 32 of the other protective body 3. One of the protective bodies 3 can be pivoted around the place where the bonding walls 32 are connected, and can be opened or closed with another protective body 3. Hehe. The advantage of this embodiment is that the protective bodies 3 are present in pairs, and there is no possibility that the two protective bodies 3 of the same configuration cannot be combined. For example, the two respective bonding walls 32 are not obtained as the protective body 3 having the first card fitting portions 321, and the protective bodies 3 cannot be assembled.

In summary, the utility model has the advantages that the convex wall portion 311 and the concave wall portion 312 form an uneven structure, and when the buffer protector is impacted, the deformation can be absorbed to absorb the impact force. The impact force is prevented from directly acting on the contained articles to break the contents, and has the function of well protecting the fragile bottle.

However, the above is only the embodiment of the present invention. When the scope of the novel implementation cannot be limited thereto, all the simple equivalent changes and modifications according to the scope of the patent application and the contents of the patent specification are still This new patent covers the scope.

2‧‧‧ wine bottles

21‧‧‧ bottle

3‧‧‧Protection

31‧‧‧Protection wall

311‧‧‧ convex wall

312‧‧‧ recessed wall

313‧‧‧First accommodation space

316‧‧‧First Protection Space

32‧‧‧Bound wall

321‧‧‧First card inset

322‧‧‧Second card inset

323‧‧‧ card slot

Claims (9)

A buffer protector comprising: two protective bodies, each protective body being openably coupled to another protective body, and comprising a protective wall, and a combined wall extending from the protective wall, each protective wall having a number a convex wall portion protruding away from the other protective body, and a plurality of concave wall portions recessed toward the other protective body, the convex wall portions of each protective wall and the concave wall portions are alternately connected to each other, and Cooperating defines a first receiving space, each of the combining walls can be combined with another combined wall, and the first receiving spaces are connected to form a first protective space. The buffer protector of claim 1, wherein each protector is openably connectable to another protector. The buffer protector of claim 1, wherein the protectors are each made of a transparent material. The damper protector of claim 1, wherein each protective body further comprises a support wall extending downward from each of the protective walls, each support wall having a first wall portion and a first portion perpendicularly connected to each other Two wall parts. The damper protector of claim 1, wherein the protective bodies further comprise another protective wall, and the other protective walls respectively define a second accommodating space, and the second accommodating spaces can be connected. A second protective space is formed, the bonding wall of each protective body surrounding the protective walls connecting the respective protective bodies. The buffer protector of claim 5, wherein each protection body further comprises a plurality of support walls respectively extending downward from the protective walls, each support The wall has a first wall portion and a second wall portion that are perpendicular to each other. The damper protector of any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein one of the plurality of bonding walls has a plurality of first card-embedded portions, and the other one of the plurality of bonding walls has a plurality of second card-embedded portions The wall portion, the first card wall portion and the second card wall portion are detachably coupled to each other. The damper protector of claim 7, wherein the first card-embedded portions protrude toward the other of the bonding walls, and the second card-embedded portions protrude toward the other of the bonding walls, respectively. And respectively defining a card slot for the first card wall portion to be detachably engaged. The cushion protector of any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a U-shaped handle, the opposite ends of the handle being respectively connected to the protectors.