TWM570840U - Buffer packaging structure - Google Patents

Abstract

A cushioning package structure includes a substrate. The substrate comprises two clamping blocks, a receiving groove formed between the two clamping blocks, an abutting block connecting one side of any clamping block, and a latching member separated from each clamping block. Each of the clamping blocks is provided with two first engaging slots, and the abutting blocks are received in the receiving slots and two second engaging slots are defined corresponding to the first engaging slots. Each of the latching members has two first plugging portions and a second plugging portion between the two first plugging portions, and each of the first plugging portions is inserted corresponding to each of the first engaging slots, and each of the second plugs The connecting portion is inserted corresponding to each of the second engaging slots to assemble and position each clamping block and the abutting block. In this way, paper is used to replace the EPE without the need for a bonding process, thereby greatly saving packaging and adhesive costs.

Description

Buffer packaging structure

The present invention relates to a packaging material structure, and more particularly to a buffer packaging material structure which is formed by integrally forming a paper stamping and folding.

In order to ensure that the electronic products are not deformed or damaged due to external force factors such as collision and extrusion during the handling process, they are generally packaged on the outside for buffering. The most widely used conventional cushioning packaging material is Extruded Polyethylene (EPE), also known as pearl cotton. However, the use of foamed polyethylene, such as cushioning packaging materials made of plasticized raw materials, can not fully comply with the requirements of green environmental protection, except that the price is easy to rise with the international oil price. When foamed polyethylene packaging materials are used for packaging electronic products, the volume is large and the space is too large, which is not conducive to transportation or storage, resulting in waste of transportable space. Further, the conventional foamed polyethylene further includes a production process of bonding with a glue, and the use of the rubber further increases the production cost, the process, and environmental protection. In the global trend of environmental protection and green packaging, there must be more ideal alternative packaging materials to meet the trend and market expectations.

One of the purposes of this creation is to provide a cushioning packaging material that uses paper instead of EPE and does not require a bonding process, and is quick and convenient to be folded and assembled by paper, and has an easy recycling, environmental protection and green packaging, thereby greatly reducing the cost of packaging and adhesive. structure.

To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides a cushioning packaging structure for positioning an electronic product. The cushioning package structure includes a substrate. The substrate comprises two clamping blocks, a receiving groove formed between the two clamping blocks, an abutting block detachably connected to one side of any clamping block, and a separated from each clamping block. Each of the clamping blocks is provided with two first engaging grooves. The abutting blocks are separated from the clamping block and then received in the receiving groove, and two second engaging grooves are opened corresponding to the first engaging grooves. Each of the latching members has two first plugging portions and a second plugging portion between the two first plugging portions, and each of the first plugging portions is inserted corresponding to each of the first engaging slots, and each of the second plugs The connecting portion is inserted corresponding to each of the second engaging slots to assemble and position each clamping block and the abutting block.

This creation also has the following beneficial effects:

1. The structure of the original packaging material is made by using one-piece corrugated paper stamping and forming. In addition to easy raw materials, the paper can be leveled and fed, reducing storage and storage space, and improving product competitiveness.

2. After the substrate of the creation is stamped and formed, a plurality of structures, such as a clamping block, abutting block and a latch member, can be cut and folded, and the paper material can be fully utilized to save the effect of the material; The clamping block and the abutting block are inserted to make the packaging material quick and convenient to assemble, and the product is firmly clamped therein. In the assembly process, there is no need to use any adhesive bonding process, which saves the glue cost and its environmental protection problems.

3. The structure of the original packaging material can effectively absorb the collision energy during transportation and disperse the force, thereby protecting the product from damage. In the actual packaging, the same two packaging materials are used to position the left and right sides of the product to be stably placed in the carton. Since the packaging material is the same material, it is convenient for the factory end to manage the materials, and the assembly personnel can reduce the time for distinguishing the packaging materials, thereby increasing the packaging efficiency.

The detailed description and technical content of the present invention are described below with reference to the drawings, but the drawings are only for reference and explanation, and are not intended to limit the creation.

Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, the present invention provides a buffer packaging structure, and the positioning of an electronic product 2, such as a liquid crystal screen, a tablet computer, a smart phone, a host computer, etc., is not limited. However, in other different embodiments, the cushioned packaging structure of the present invention can also be positioned to hold non-electronic products or other fragile items, and is not limited.

The cushioning package structure includes a substrate 1 made of corrugated paper. The substrate 1 includes two clamping blocks 11, a receiving groove 12 formed between the two clamping blocks 11, an abutting block 13 detachably connected to one side of any clamping block 11, and from each clamping A latch member 14 is separated from the block 11. Each of the clamping blocks 11 is respectively provided with two first engaging grooves 111. The abutting blocks 13 are separated from the clamping block 11 and then received in the receiving slots 12, and two second engaging openings are respectively opened corresponding to the first engaging slots 111. Slot 131. The two clamping blocks 11, the abutting block 13 and the two latching members 14 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are integrally formed by stamping and forming the substrate 1 , wherein the abutting block 13 and the latching members 14 are preferably cut. The cutting method is separated from the substrate 1. The abutting block 13 and each of the latch members 14 may be separated or stamped during integral stamping and then cut by a cutter to assist cutting, and are not limited.

As shown in FIG. 3, the two clamping blocks 11 are connected to each other by a connecting plate 15, and the receiving groove 12 is formed between the two clamping blocks 11 and the connecting plate 15. Each of the latching members 14 has two first latching portions 141 and a second latching portion 142 between the two first latching portions 141. Each of the first latching portions 141 is inserted into each of the first latching slots 111. Each of the second insertion portions 142 is inserted into each of the second engagement grooves 131 to assemble and position each of the clamping blocks 11 and the abutting block 13 .

Each of the clamping blocks 11 has a plurality of folding plates 112a to 112e, a plurality of folding lines 113a to 113e formed between the folding plates 112a to 112e, and a bare hole vertically penetrating the folding plates 112a to 112e and the folding lines 113a to 113e. 114. The latch member 14 is separated from the clamping block 11 to form a bare hole 114. Each of the first engaging grooves 11 is parallel to the two sides of the bare holes 114 and spans the two folded plates 112c and 112d. The at least one folding plate 112a/112e of each clamping block 11 is symmetrically opened with two notches 115. To increase the buffer effect. In addition, the outermost flap 112a further has a connecting piece 116. The connecting piece 116 is located outside the clamping block 11 after being folded as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, and provides the electronic product 2 protection effect.

The abutting block 14 also has a plurality of flaps 132a-132e, a plurality of fold lines 133a-133d formed between the flaps 132a-132e, and two notches 134 formed in the at least one flap 132a/132e. The second engaging groove 131 is defined in one of the flaps 132d and located in the space of the receiving groove 12. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 , the length of each of the first engaging grooves 111 is greater than the length of the second engaging groove 131 , and a part of the first engaging groove 111 is formed in the space of the receiving groove 12 . The first insertion portions 141 of the E-pin member 14 can be deeply inserted into the respective first engagement grooves 111 until the top surface of each of the latch members 14 is flush with the top surface of each of the clamping blocks 11. At this time, the folding plate 132d of the abutting block 13 and the second folding plate 112c of each clamping block 11 and the second insertion portion 142 of each of the latching members 14 form a clamping groove 16 for corresponding and stable Clip the electronic product 2, as shown in Figure 5.

Each of the latch members 14 is further provided with two transverse grooves 143, and each of the transverse grooves 143 separates the first insertion portion 141 and the second insertion portion 142, respectively. The two transverse grooves 143 are formed by folding the two positioning plates 144 that are symmetric with each other. Each of the positioning plates 144 has two folded plates 145 that are folded in half, and each of the transverse grooves 143 is formed in each of the folded plates 145. As shown in FIG. 3, each of the latch members 14 can be formed by folding the flaps 145 and then folding the two positioning plates 144 in half. Therefore, this creation uses paper instead of EPE and does not require a bonding process at all. The paper folding assembly is fast and convenient, and it is easy to recycle, environmentally friendly and green packaging, thereby greatly saving packaging and adhesive costs.

The folding assembly step description of each of the clamping block 11, the abutting block 13, and each of the latch members 14 will be further briefly described below. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the clamping blocks 11 are formed on the left and right sides of the substrate 1. The latching members 14 are respectively opened at the intermediate positions of the clamping blocks 11, and the clamping block 11 on one side cuts the abutting blocks. 13, the substrate 1 can be fully utilized to achieve the effect of saving paper stock.

Each of the clamping blocks 11 is provided with a first folding line 113a to a fifth folding line 113e, and at least a first folding plate 112a to a fifth folding plate 112e are formed between the folding lines 113a to 113e. When the first flap 112a is sequentially folded inwardly to the fifth flap 112e according to the fold lines 113a-113e, the third flap 112c and the third flap 112c of the other clamp block 11 are disposed corresponding to each other. A receiving groove 12 is formed between each of the third flaps 112c and the engaging plate 15. The connecting piece 116 is folded at the outermost side of each of the holding blocks 11 to protect the electronic product 2. The first folded plate 112a and the fifth folded plate 112e of the embodiment are respectively provided with symmetrical notches 115. Therefore, when the first folded plate 112a and the fifth folded plate 112e are stacked, each of the notches 115 can provide a proper cushioning force. To absorb impact or collision forces.

Further, the abutting block 13 shown in FIG. 1 is also provided with a first fold line 133a to a fourth fold line 133d, and at least a first flap 132a to a fifth flap 132e are formed between the fold lines 133a-133d. When the first flaps 132a are sequentially folded to the fifth flaps 132e according to the fold lines 133a-133d, the first flaps 132a and the fifth flaps 132e are overlapped, and the notches 134 are also disposed corresponding to each other to provide Appropriate cushioning force. At this time, the abutting block 13 folded into a rectangular shape is inserted into the accommodating groove 12, and each of the second engaging grooves 131 is provided corresponding to each of the first engaging grooves 111. The two latching members 14 respectively folded into the first latching portion 141 and the second latching portion 142 are respectively inserted into the first engaging slots 111 and the second engaging slots 131 until they are shaped. The packaging structure shown in Figure 4.

In the actual packaging process shown in FIG. 5, it is preferable to use the two-pack material structure to be sleeved on both sides of the electronic product 2 from left to right. Specifically, the electronic product 2 has two sides corresponding to each other and is inserted into the clamping groove 16 of the packaging material structure to stably clamp and protect the product, thereby absorbing the collision energy and dispersing the force, thereby protecting the product from damage. the goal of.

Furthermore, the material of the packaging material of this creation is completely in line with environmental protection requirements, and because of the easy folding characteristics of corrugated paper, it can be quickly and conveniently folded and formed, and the assembly and positioning are easy. The factory is easy to manage materials and the assembly personnel also recognize that the sharing and subsequent recycling are easy to handle. Compared with the existing foamed polyethylene (EPE) material, although it can withstand the same weight of the electronic product 2, the price is lower, and the adhesive bonding process is not required, which greatly reduces the cost.

In summary, the embodiments disclosed herein are to be considered as illustrative of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention. The scope of this creation is defined by the scope of the appended patent application and covers its legal equivalents and is not limited to the foregoing description.

1‧‧‧Substrate

11‧‧‧Clamping block

111‧‧‧First engagement slot

112a~112e‧‧‧Folding board

113a~113e‧‧‧ fold line

114‧‧‧naked holes

115‧‧‧ gap

116‧‧‧Connecting piece

12‧‧‧ accommodating slots

13‧‧‧Abutment block

131‧‧‧Second snap groove

132a~132e‧‧‧Folding board

133a~133d‧‧‧ fold line

134‧‧‧ gap

14‧‧‧Latch parts

141‧‧‧First plug-in

142‧‧‧Second plug-in

143‧‧‧ transverse slot

144‧‧‧ Positioning board

145‧‧‧Folding board

15‧‧‧Connecting board

16‧‧‧Clamping slot

2‧‧‧Electronic products

FIG. 1 is a schematic exploded view showing the structure of the present cushioning packaging material.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing the folding of the structure of the present cushioning packaging material.

FIG. 3 is a combined exploded view showing the structure of the present cushioning packaging material.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing the combination of the structure of the present cushioning packaging material.

FIG. 5 is a view showing a specific embodiment of the structure of the present cushioning packaging material.

Claims (12)

A buffer packaging material structure for positioning an electronic product, the buffer packaging material structure comprising: a substrate comprising two clamping blocks, a receiving groove formed between the two clamping blocks, and detachably connecting any of the clamping members An abutting block on one side of the block, and a latch member separated from each of the clamping blocks, wherein each of the clamping blocks is respectively provided with two first engaging slots, and the abutting block is from the clip After the block is separated, the second latching slot is formed in the first latching slot, and each of the latching members has two first plugging portions and two first plugging portions. a second insertion portion, each of the first insertion portions is inserted corresponding to each of the first engagement slots, and each of the second insertion portions is inserted corresponding to each of the second engagement slots to assemble and position each of the second insertion portions. The clamping block and the abutting block. The cushioning package structure according to claim 1, wherein the two clamping blocks, the abutting block and the two latching members are integrally stamped and formed into a folded shape. The buffer packaging material structure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the substrate material is a corrugated cardboard, and the abutting block and each of the latch members are separated from the substrate in a cutting manner. The cushioning package structure of claim 1, wherein the two clamping blocks are connected to each other by a connecting plate, and the receiving groove is formed between the two clamping blocks and the connecting plate. The buffer packaging material structure according to claim 1, wherein each of the clamping blocks has a plurality of folding plates, a plurality of folding lines formed between the folding plates, and a bare space vertically penetrating the folding plates and the folding lines. a hole, the latch member is separated from the clamping block to form the bare hole. The cushioning package structure of claim 5, wherein each of the first engaging grooves is parallel to the two sides of the bare hole and spans the two folded plates, and at least one of the folding plates Two notches are also symmetrically opened. The cushioning package structure of claim 5, wherein the flap adjacent to the outermost side further has a connecting piece, the connecting piece being folded outside the holding block. The cushioning package structure of claim 1, wherein the abutting block has a plurality of flaps, a plurality of fold lines formed between the flaps, and two notches formed in the at least one flap. The cushioning package structure of claim 8, wherein the second engaging groove is formed in one of the flaps and located in a space of the receiving groove. The buffer packaging material structure of claim 1, wherein the length of each of the first engaging grooves is greater than the length of the second engaging groove, and a portion of the first engaging groove is formed in the space of the receiving groove. . The cushioning package structure of claim 1, wherein each of the latch members further comprises two transverse grooves, each of the transverse grooves separating the first insertion portion and the second insertion portion, the two transverse cuts. The groove is folded by two symmetrical positioning plates. The cushioning package structure of claim 11, wherein each of the positioning plates has two folded plates that are folded in opposite sides, and each of the transverse cutting grooves is formed in each of the folding plates.