WO2005095232A1 - 鮮度保持容器及びそのための水収容袋 - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- the present invention relates to a freshness holding container for holding the freshness of flowers and the like, and a water-absorbing bag therefor.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 7-6173
- Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 7-6173 the cost is increased by using foamed plastic, and used containers are discarded unless the containers are reused on the receiving side. When you do it, it's not the right thing to handle. In addition, before use, this type of container is desired to have a structure that is not bulky so that it can be easily stored and transported.
- the container disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 7-6173 has a problem that it takes up bulk and space. Was.
- the present invention has been made based on the above-mentioned background, and can be easily recycled, can be stored and transported efficiently without being bulky, and can stably retain flowering plants during transport. It is an object to provide a freshness holding container and a water storage bag therefor.
- a freshness holding container of the present invention is a freshness holding container that is arranged in an outer box capable of housing and transporting flowers and holding the freshness of the flowers,
- a lid having a water inlet that also serves as an accommodation port for accommodating the flower stems, and both supporting legs extending downward from both ends of the lid and enabling the container to be installed in the outer box.
- Container body having a space in a direction perpendicular to the direction of
- a flexible bag portion formed of a non-water-permeable sheet that has a water inlet portion communicating with the water inlet portion of the lid portion and is fixed to the back surface of the lid portion and is capable of storing water; Wherein the lid portion and the support leg portion are spread out in a plane, and the lid portion of the container body has a flat back surface on which the flexible bag portion is held flat.
- the support legs on both sides of the lid of the container body are bent inward to be in a standing state in a gate shape, and in this state, water is injected into the bag from the water inlets of the lid and the bag.
- the bag portion expands in the space, and the cut stem end of the flower plant is inserted into the water storage portion in the bag portion through the lid portion and the water inlet portion of the bag portion, and the flower plant A stem portion is held by a water inlet portion of the lid portion, and the lid portion is supported by the supporting leg portion. Characterized in that it held in an upright state can class.
- the freshness holding container of the present invention has a structure in which the container is placed in an outer box (for example, a shipping box) so as not to be moved by supporting legs, and is used for transferring flowers and the like even during straight transport. Can be stably held upright.
- a freshness holding container is composed of a cardboard (for example, cardboard) and a bag formed of a water-impermeable sheet (for example, a polyethylene sheet made of a synthetic resin). Separation into cardboard and bags facilitates recycling and makes it possible to reuse cardboard as a resource.
- a pair of support legs can be formed on both sides of the lid by folding the cardboard, and the lid is placed in a substantially horizontal state, and the container body is placed in, for example, an outer box for shipping. It is possible to dispose the bag between the pair of support legs so that the bag hangs down from the lid.
- folding the cardboard in this way, the supporting legs can be formed, the manufacturing cost can be reduced, and the bag for storing water can be stably supported by the pair of supporting legs, so that it can be protected against vibration during transportation. Can be supported stably.
- the lid has a partition line formed at a position spaced apart toward the center of each of the opposing lateral forces of the lid, and the lid-side water inlet is configured to open along the partition line. be able to.
- the dividing line for example, perforation or slit
- the lid is closed. Lateral force The part separated to the opening position becomes a wall, and the water in the bag Mouth force Prevents movement outside, preventing water from flowing out.
- a tongue piece can be formed on the lid when it is opened along the division line, for example, and the prevention wall can be formed with this tongue piece to further enhance the water outflow prevention effect.
- a connecting member formed of cardboard and connecting the pair of support legs can be provided.
- the connecting member When the container is in a sideways position, the connecting member abuts against the abdomen of the bag portion and can suppress the movement of water to the bag water inlet. In this way, by providing the connecting member, the supporting leg portion is reinforced, and the connecting member becomes a waterproof wall even if the supporting member is turned down. Has the effect of being harder to flow out.
- a notch is formed in each of the pair of support legs, and the notch formed in the connecting member is engaged with the notch, and the lower ends of the support legs are connected so as to be inclined so as to approach each other. can do. In this manner, by making the support legs incline, the bottom of the bag portion is narrowed, and the effect of eliminating waste of water can be achieved.
- a first cut-and-raised portion having protrusions protruding on both sides of the lid is formed.
- the protruding portion of the raising portion can be in contact with both side walls of the outer box. In this way, by forming the protrusion of the first cut-and-raised portion, for example, in the case where the outer box for shipping is of a relatively large type, cardboard can be saved.
- a protrusion protruding on both sides of the cover is provided on the cover opposite to the first cut-and-raised portion.
- a second cut-and-raised portion having a portion is formed, and the second cut-and-raised portion is folded toward the support leg, so that the notch formed in the second cut-and-raised portion is engaged with each end face of the support leg.
- the pair of support legs can be connected.
- the support leg can be reinforced by forming the notch in the second cut-and-raised portion and folding it, and it is suitable to be applied to a relatively large type shipping box.
- the bag portion is joined at both end portions of the sheet by, for example, heat welding or the like and bound with a bag to form a dividing line in the superimposed upper sheet portion, and the bag is opened along the dividing line. It is possible to form a part-side water inlet, so that there is no joint at the bottom of the water storage.
- the bag portion has a perforation that forms a bag-side water inlet by folding the opposing abdomen into valleys.
- the upper sheet portion is fixed to the lid portion, so that when water is stored, the valley fold portion is opened to form a storage space.
- the partition line forming the bag-side water inlet is cut off to form a tongue piece in the lid-side water inlet. It can.
- the demarcation line forming the bag-side water inlet is cut in conjunction with the opening, and the workability is good.
- the tongue formed in the lid-side water inlet serves as a waterproof wall, and the tongue can hold and fix a flower stem inserted into the lid-side water inlet.
- the width in the vertical and horizontal directions of the opening edge of the bag-side water inlet can be larger than the width in the vertical and horizontal directions of the opening edge of the lid-side water inlet.
- the upper sheet of the bag can be fixed by having a peripheral adhesive surface.
- the opening edge of the lid-side water inlet and the opening edge of the bag-side water inlet are configured, and the opening edge of the bag-side is large, (the opening edge of the lid-side water inlet is small! Therefore, there is little possibility that the bag is broken at the end of the stem of the flower or the bag is broken by the barb even if the housed flower is, for example, a flower having a barb.
- the water storage bag for a freshness holding container of the present invention includes a lid portion having an insertion opening through which a flower stem is inserted, and a support leg for supporting the lid portion in a substantially horizontal state.
- a water storage bag fixed to the lower surface of the lid of the container for holding freshness, containing water, and receiving the end of the stem of the flowering plant to be inserted through the lid of the lid, immersed in water;
- the valley folds formed by folding the cylindrical surfaces so that opposing cylindrical surfaces of the cylindrical non-permeable sheet approach each other, and both ends of the cylindrical non-permeable sheet in the valley-folded form.
- the valley fold portion and the bag binding portion By forming the valley fold portion and the bag binding portion, the sheet top portion and the sheet bottom portion are formed in a laminated state with the valley fold portion therebetween, and a water injection port is formed in the sheet top portion, and flowers and the like are formed.
- a water inlet is inserted through the container to maintain the freshness of the flower, and to supply water to the flowers and plants. Fixed to communicate with the mouth,
- the valley folds open and the storage space is formed when water is stored the sheet bottom becomes the water storage bottom, and the adhesive part that is the bag binding part is located between the heights of the storage space. It is characterized in that it is located and not located at the water storage bottom.
- the water storage bag of the present invention has a valley-folded shape, so that it is compact and does not take up space when folded, and can secure a sufficient water storage space when opened.
- a sufficient water storage space since there is no bag binding portion at the bottom of the water storage portion (for example, a portion to be bound by heat welding), there is little risk of water leaking from the bottom portion.
- a resin material such as a polyethylene sheet can be used, and a used bag can be used as a recycled material. It is possible to provide a water storage bag for a freshness holding container, which is suitable for holding freshness of flowers and plants by storing water in the bag, and suitable for use in combination with a container for transporting while maintaining freshness. .
- a perforation line is formed in the top of the sheet so that the sheet can be opened along the perforation line, and the opening allows a water injection port to be formed.
- the perforation line is formed and opens when an external force is applied.It is closed up to that point, and the initial force allows air in the bag as compared to the case where the bag is opened by the cut. There is no bulkiness to enter. If air enters the bag when it is sent (conveyed) on the process line during the processing of the bag, it is difficult to process the bag, but it is easy to process without air entering the bag, and the bag is folded without being bulky Rare transportation and storage can be made more efficient.
- the bag has a rectangular shape in plan view in a form in which the sheet top portion and the sheet bottom portion are formed in a stacked state with the valley fold portion therebetween, and is shifted from one side of the sheet top portion toward the center.
- a first perforation line can be formed at the separated position in parallel with the side, and a second perforation line orthogonal to the first perforation line can be formed at both ends of the first perforation line.
- the first perforation line and the second perforation line are formed, and when an external force is also applied, the opening is easily made, and a sufficient water inlet for water injection can be formed.
- At least one third perforation line having the same length and parallel to the first perforation line can be formed at a predetermined interval close to the first perforation line.
- the third perforation line By forming the third perforation line in this way, when an external force is applied, the first sewing line is formed. Either the perforation line or the third perforation line always opens to form a water inlet.
- the water inlet of the bag is attached to the lid of a container made of cardboard or the like so as to communicate with the water inlet on the lid, force is applied depending on the adhesion position of the attachment part of the bag. If the position of the perforation is slightly deviated, it may occur that only the first perforation line is stretched and not separated, but the third perforation line is provided closely at a predetermined interval. Any one of the eyes is reliably disconnected.
- a seat top portion of the bag is fixed to the lower surface of the lid portion outside the periphery of the opening of the lid side water inlet with a circumferential adhesive surface, and a partial force of the lid side water inlet is applied.
- the perforation line formed in the bag-side water injection port can be cut off.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a freshness holding container of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a development view of the freshness holding container of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line A—A of FIG. 2.
- FIG. 4 is a top view of a freshness holding container.
- FIG. 5 is a side sectional view showing an example of a usage example of the freshness holding container.
- FIG. 6A is a side cross-sectional view in the front-rear direction showing a state where a bag portion is spread.
- FIG. 6B is a side cross-sectional view in the left-right direction showing a state where the bag portion is spread.
- FIG. 7 is a side cross-sectional view showing a shipping box in which a freshness holding container is arranged, in a lying state.
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a freshness holding container according to a second embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a development view of the freshness holding container of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a side cross-sectional view showing an example of a usage example of the freshness holding container in FIG. 8.
- FIG. 11 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state in which a shipping box in which the freshness holding container in FIG. 8 is arranged is turned over.
- FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a modification of the freshness holding container.
- FIG. 13 is a sectional view taken along line BB of FIG. 12.
- FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing another modification of the freshness holding container.
- FIG. 15 A development view of the freshness holding container in FIG. FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing still another modified example of the freshness holding container.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view of a freshness holding container according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 18 is a developed view of the freshness holding container in FIG. 17.
- FIG. 19 is a plan view of a water storage bag for a freshness holding container of the present invention.
- FIG. 20 is a sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. 19.
- FIG. 21 is an explanatory view showing a method for producing a water storage bag for a freshness holding container.
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing a state in which water is stored in a water storage bag for freshness holding container.
- FIG. 23 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the water storage bag for freshness holding container.
- FIG. 24 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a freshness holding container using a water storage bag for freshness holding container.
- FIG. 25 is a development view of the freshness holding container in FIG. 24.
- FIG. 26 is a plan view of the freshness holding container in FIG. 24.
- FIG. 27 is a side sectional view showing an example of a use example of the freshness holding container of FIG. 24.
- FIG. 28 is a sectional view taken along line DD of FIG. 24.
- FIG. 29 is a sectional view taken along line E—E of FIG. 28.
- FIG. 30 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state in which the shipping box in which the freshness holding container of FIG. 24 is arranged is turned over.
- FIG. 31 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the freshness holding container.
- FIG. 32 is a development view of the freshness holding container in FIG. 31.
- FIG. 33 is a sectional view taken along line FF of FIG. 31.
- FIG. 34 is a sectional view taken along line GG of FIG. 33.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a freshness holding container 1 of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a developed view of the freshness holding container of FIG. 1
- FIG. The freshness holding container 1 includes a container body 10 formed of cardboard (cardboard), and a bag 20 fixed to the container body 10.
- the container body 10 includes a lid portion 12 having a water inlet 11 also serving as a storage port for storing flowers such as cut flowers, and a pair of support legs 13, 13 formed at both ends of the lid portion 12. ing.
- the bag portion 20 is made of a flexible and water-impermeable sheet (eg, polyethylene). Sheet).
- the container body 10 is bent along the fold lines 14 and 14 provided on the cardboard, so that a pair of support legs 13 and 13 are formed on both sides of the lid 12. Is done.
- the lid 12 is provided with a perforated line 16 (partition line) parallel to the long sides 15, 15 at a position away from the opposing long sides 15, 15 near the center.
- mountain-shaped (or trapezoidal) perforation lines 17, 17 are provided, respectively.
- the perforation lines 17 and 17 are respectively connected to the perforation line 16 in the top region.
- the perforation lines 16, 17, 17 are cut off and opened to form the water inlet 11.
- long tongue pieces 18 and 18 tongue pieces
- short tongue pieces 19 and 19 tongue pieces
- the perforation lines 16 and 17, 17 may be slits (cut lines).
- the bag portion 20 has both ends of the sheet stapled (binding portions 21 and 21), and opposing abdominal portions in the sheet longitudinal direction are trough-folded (valley-folded portions 22, 21). 22), and the upper and lower sheets (upper sheet 23, lower sheet 24) are superposed.
- the upper sheet 23 is provided with a perforation line 26 (compartment line) parallel to the long sides 25, 25 at a position away from the long sides 25, 25 near the center.
- perforated lines 27, 27 orthogonal to the perforated line 26 are provided.
- the width in the vertical and horizontal directions of the opening edge of the bag-side water inlet 28 is formed to be larger than the width in the vertical and horizontal directions of the opening edge of the lid-side water inlet 11. That is, the length of the perforation lines 26, 27, 27 of the bag portion 20 is formed to be larger than the length of the perforation lines 16, 17, 17 of the lid portion 12.
- FIG. 5 is a side cross-sectional view showing the freshness holding container 1 placed in a shipping box 40 (an example of an outer box), and FIGS.
- the shipping box 40 has a rectangular parallelepiped form, and has a lid that opens and closes on the front surface.
- the freshness holding container 1 is also accommodated in the front surface of the shipping box 40, and the shipping container 40 is installed in the shipping box 40 by the support legs 13 and 13. That is, the freshness holding container 1 is placed in the shipping box 40 with the lid 12 substantially horizontal, and the bag 20 is placed between the pair of support legs 13, 13 with the lid 12 hanging down.
- the perforation lines 16, 17, 17 are cut off and opened to form the water injection port 11.
- the perforation lines 26 and 27, 27 forming the bag-side water inlet 28 are cut off and opened to form the water inlet 28.
- the perforation lines 16 and 17 and 17 are cut off, long tongue pieces 18 and 18 and short tongue pieces 19 and 19 are formed at the lid-side water inlet 11.
- the perforation lines 26 and 27, 27 are cut off, so that a tongue piece (both not shown) is formed at the bag-side water inlet 28.
- Open water inlet 11 (28) Force When water is injected into the bag portion 20, the valley fold portions 22, 22 of the bag portion 20 are opened to form a storage space.
- a plurality of cut flowers 41 are inserted from the water inlet 11 (28), and the cut stem ends of the cut flowers 41 are inserted into the water portion 42 in the bag portion 20.
- the stem portion of the cut flower 41 is held by the long tongue pieces 18 and 18 and the short tongue pieces 19 and 19 at the water inlet 11 of the lid portion 12.
- the freshness holding container 1 allows the cut flowers 41 to be held upright in the shipping box 40.
- the amount of water to be injected should not be spilled when the shipping box 40 (freshness holding container 1) falls down.
- the width dbl in the vertical direction (the direction orthogonal to the long side 25 of the bag portion 20 (see FIG. 2)) in the opened state of the bag portion 20 and the water inlet 11 on the lid side.
- the width dal of the opening edge in the vertical direction (the direction perpendicular to the long side 15 of the lid 12 (see FIG. 2)) has a relation of dbl> dal.
- the width d a2 in the direction parallel to 15) has a relationship of db2> da2.
- the bag is broken at the end of the flower stem, or when the cut flower 41 to be accommodated is, for example, a flower having thorns.
- the cut flower 41 to be accommodated is, for example, a flower having thorns.
- FIG. 7 shows a state in which the shipping box 40 is turned over during transportation or the like.
- the water in the bag portion 20 does not flow out of the water inlet 11 of the lid portion 12 to the outside. That is, the water inlet 11 of the lid 12 is provided at a position away from the side of the lid 12 toward the center, and the part separated to the opening position becomes a wall, and water in the bag 20 is filled with water. This prevents the water from flowing out of the opening portion and stays in the bag portion 20 to prevent water from flowing out.
- the shipping boxes may be laid sideways when sorting and transporting them by a handling machine.However, in such a case, it is necessary to prevent water from leaking to the outside. it can.
- the freshness holding container 1 is stably held in the state in which the cut flowers 41 are erected even during transportation or the like because of the structure in which the freshness holding container 1 is fixed in the shipping box 40 and is not moved by the support legs 13. it can . Water is always supplied and freshness can be maintained.
- the freshness holding container 1 is composed of a container body 10 having a cardboard strength and a bag portion 20 formed of a water-impermeable sheet (a sheet made of polyethylene). It can be easily recycled if separated into bags and cardboard can be reused as a resource.
- the freshness holding container 1 can form the support legs 13 and 13 by folding a corrugated cardboard, can reduce the manufacturing cost, and can form the bag portion 20 in which water is stored into a pair of the support legs 13 and 13. Since the bag portion 20 is not moved in the shrinking direction, the bag portion 20 can be kept stable against vibration during transportation. Further, before assembly, the bag-like portion 20 is in a folded state, and the storage and transportation can be made more efficient because it is not bulky and space-saving.
- the separated portion from the side of the lid 12 to the opening position of the water inlet 11 forms a wall. Therefore, the water in the bag 20 does not flow out.
- a tongue 18 (or 19) at the water inlet 11 forms a barrier to further enhance the effect of preventing water from flowing out.
- the bag portion 20 is formed by binding the both ends of the sheet by welding by heat, and there is no welded portion at the bottom of the water storage, so there is no risk of water leakage from the bottom.
- the valley-folded bag shape due to the valley-folded bag shape, it is compact and does not take up space when folded, and it can secure sufficient water storage space when opened.
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the second embodiment
- FIG. 9 is a developed view of the freshness holding container 50 of FIG.
- the freshness holding container 50 includes a container body 60 formed of cardboard (cardboard), a bag portion 20 fixed to the container body 60, and a frame 70 (connecting member) detachably attached to the container body 60. Have.
- the frame 70 is formed of corrugated cardboard (cardboard), has a substantially rectangular shape as a whole, and has the long sides 71, 71 having the same length as the long side 15 of the lid 12.
- a pair of grooves ⁇ 73, 73 (notches) parallel to the short sides 72, 72 are formed on one of the long sides 71, standing at a distance of a short side 72, 72 apart.
- a trapezoidal notch 74 is formed between the pair of grooves 73, 73, and protrusions 75, 75 projecting from the long side 71 are formed at a portion where the notch 74 and the grooves 73, 73 are connected. I have.
- the container body 60 has parallel sides with the fold lines 14 and 14 at positions away from the fold lines 14 and 14 on the sides 13 a and 13 a of the support legs 13 and 13 orthogonal to the fold lines 14 and 14. Grooves 13b, 13b (notches) are formed. The grooves 13b, 13b of the container body 60 are configured to engage with the grooves 73, 73 (notches) of the frame 70 during assembly! RU
- FIG. 10 is a side sectional view showing a state in which the freshness holding container 50 is arranged in the shipping box 40.
- the groove portions 13b and 13b of the support leg portions 13 and 13 are formed in the groove portions of the frame 70.
- 73, 73 are engaged and locked, and the lower ends of the support legs 13, 13 are connected by the frame 70 in a state of being inclined so as to approach each other.
- the assembled freshness holding container 50 is arranged so that the frame 70 is located at the back (rear) of the shipping box 40, and is mounted in the shipping box 40 by the support legs 13, 13 and the frame 70. It is provided in the state where it was put. That is, the freshness holding container 50 is placed in the shipping box 40 with the lid 12 substantially horizontal, and the bag 20 is placed between the inclined legs of the pair of support legs 13, 13 so as to hang down from the lid 12. Is done.
- the frame 70 is arranged in a state substantially parallel to and substantially horizontal to the lid portion 12 and at the position of the abdomen of the bag portion 20 containing water. In FIG. 10, the water level of the water portion 42 of the bag portion 20 is lower than the position of the frame 70.
- the second embodiment has a two-stage outflow prevention function of preventing the outflow of water by the frame 70 when it is turned over and the same as in the first embodiment. .
- FIGS. 8 to L1 parts having the same functions as in the first embodiment (FIGS. 1, 2, 5, and 7) are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- the freshness holding container 50 can be made in a stable form (standing state), and the freshness holding container 50 can be in a self-standing state. Therefore, it is only necessary to put it in the shipping box 40 where water can easily be filled. Since both ends of the frame 70 abut on both side walls of the shipping box 40 and do not move, the freshness holding container 50 is stabilized.
- the frame 70 Even if the frame 70 is placed on its side, the frame 70 becomes a waterproof wall and forms a double wall with the waterproof wall formed by the lid portion 12, so that the effect that water is more difficult to flow out is exhibited. Further, the bag portion 20 is disposed between the inclined legs of the support legs 13 and 13 so as to hang down from the lid portion 12, and the bottom portion of the flexible bag portion 20 is narrowed, so that the water approaches the center. (The corner where water is lost is a kana! /), So that a small amount of water can maintain an effective water depth and there is no waste of water.
- FIG. 12 shows a modification of the freshness holding container.
- FIG. 13 is a sectional view taken along line BB of FIG.
- the following modifications are made to the first and second embodiments (the representative of the second embodiment is shown in FIG. 8 as an example).
- a reinforcing member 91 which also has a cardboard force is fixed to the outer surface of the lower surface of the lid portion 12 of the container body 90 outside the opening peripheral edge of the lid side water inlet 11 by an adhesive member.
- the upper sheet 23 on which the bag portion 20 is overlapped is fixed by an adhesive member in a state where the lid side water inlet 11 and the bag portion water inlet 28 communicate with the lower surface of the reinforcing member 91.
- the portion of the reinforcing member 91 is an adhesive surface between the lid portion 12 and the bag portion 20.
- parts having the same functions as those of the second embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted.
- the provision of the reinforcing member 91 reinforces the lid portion 12 and stores water in the bag portion 20. In this case, the radius of the lid 12 due to the weight is suppressed.
- FIG. 14 shows another modification of the freshness holding container.
- FIG. 15 is a development view of the freshness holding container of FIG. Examples 1 and 2 (examples of FIGS. 8 and 9 are representative of Example 2) have the following modifications.
- the water inlet 11a of the lid 12 is formed large.
- the perforation lines 16a, 17a, 17a are formed so that the opening becomes larger when the perforation lines are separated.
- a reinforcing folded piece 111 having the same length as the long side 15a and a predetermined width is provided so as to be connected to one long side 15a of the lid portion 12 of the container body 110.
- the fold line 112 is bent toward the lower surface of the lid 12, and the folded piece 111 is fixed to the lower surface of the lid 12 by an adhesive member.
- the sheet 23 on the bag 20 is fixed to the lower surface of the lid 12 with an adhesive member, including the folded piece 111. That is, the bonding surface of the lid portion 12 and the bag portion 20 is formed including the folded piece 111.
- the opening of the water inlet 11 of the lid portion 12 is formed large in this way, the bonding portion between the lid portion 12 and the bag portion 20 is weakened. It is reinforced and can suppress deflection. Further, since the folded piece 111 is formed integrally with the container body 110, the manufacturing cost can be reduced as compared with the case where the reinforcing member is formed by punching with a separate mold. In addition, a folded piece 111 is formed on the side (long side 15a side) of the opening edge of the water inlet 11 that is short from the long side of the lid 12 (the long side 15a side), but depending on the size of the opening of the water inlet 11. A similar folded piece can be formed on the opposite long side 15b side.
- the shape of the water inlet 11 may be an elliptical shape or a circular shape, which is limited to a rectangular shape (a rectangular shape in the first and second embodiments).
- FIG. 16 shows still another modification of the freshness holding container.
- the shipping box 160 a plurality of types of boxes are set according to the type and size of cut flowers.
- An example of the freshness holding container 120 corresponding to a case where the shipping box 160 is of a medium size is shown.
- the lid 132 of the container main body 130 has a substantially square shape, and a circular water inlet 131 is provided substantially at the center of the lid 132. Outside the opening edge of the lid-side water inlet 131 on the lower surface of the lid 132, the upper sheet on which the bag 140 is overlapped is placed on the lid-side water inlet 131 and the bag-side water. It is fixed by an adhesive member in a state where it is in communication with the water inlet.
- a pair of support legs 133 is formed by bending a cardboard on both sides of the lid 132.
- the supporting legs ⁇ 133, 133 are connected by a frame 150!
- the supporting legs ⁇ 133, 133 and the frame 150 each have a groove (not shown), and the groove is engaged and locked, and the frame 150 inclines so that the lower ends of the supporting legs 133, 133 approach each other. Connected to
- the assembled freshness holding container 120 is provided in a state of being kept in the shipping box 160 by the support legs 133, 133 and the frame 150.
- the freshness holding container 120 is placed in the shipping box 160 with the lid 132 substantially horizontal, and the bag 140 is placed between the inclined legs of the pair of support legs 133, 133 so as to hang down from the lid 132.
- a plurality of slit lines 135 are formed in the water inlet 131 portion, and a tongue 136 is formed by pressing the slit line 135 portion.
- the freshness holding container 120 is configured as described above, and the container can be kept in a stable state by the supporting legs 133 and 133 and the frame 150.
- the lid 132 is also large, and the size of the water inlet 131 is smaller than the size of the lid 132.
- the lid 132 can hold cut flowers without bending without special reinforcement.
- a freshness holding container 120 suitable for the medium-sized shipping box 160 can be provided. Note that a configuration without the frame 150 is also possible.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view of the third embodiment
- FIG. 18 is a developed view of the freshness holding container of FIG.
- the third embodiment shows an example of a freshness holding container 200 suitable for a case where the shipping box 240 is of a relatively large type.
- the freshness holding container 200 includes a container body 210 formed of corrugated cardboard (cardboard), and a bag 220 fixed to the container body 210.
- the container main body 210 includes a lid 212 having a water inlet 211 also serving as an accommodation port for accommodating flowers such as cut flowers, and a pair of support legs 213, 213 formed at both ends of the lid 212. Is provided.
- the bag portion 220 is formed of a water-impermeable sheet (for example, a sheet made of polyethylene) which is flexible and can store water.
- the container main body 210 is bent along the fold lines 214, 214 provided on the cardboard, so that a pair of support legs 213, 213 are formed on both sides of the lid 212. .
- Perforation lines 215, 215 are formed so as to be connected to the fold lines 214, 214. Folding When bent along the line of sight 214, a first cut-and-raised portion 216 having a pair of projecting pieces 216a, 216a is formed on both sides of the lid 212.
- perforations 215, 215 and a perforation 217, 217 are formed on the opposite Tsukuda J with the force S connected to the fold lines 214, 214.
- a second cut-and-raised portion 218 having a pair of projecting pieces 218a, 218a is formed on both sides of the lid portion 212 on the side opposite to the first cut-and-raised portion 216.
- a fold line 219 is formed in the second cut-and-raised portion 218 in a direction orthogonal to the fold lines 214 and 214.
- a pair of grooves 218b, 218b (notches) are formed on a line corresponding to the fold lines 214, 214.
- the lid 212 is provided with a perforation line 206 parallel to the fold lines 214, 214 at a position away from the fold lines 214, 214 toward the center.
- a perforation line 206 parallel to the fold lines 214, 214 at a position away from the fold lines 214, 214 toward the center.
- mountain-shaped (or trapezoidal) perforation lines 207, 207 are provided, respectively.
- the perforation lines 207, 207 are each connected to the perforation line 206 at the top region.
- perforation lines 206 and 207, 207 By separating the perforation lines 206 and 207, 207, tongue pieces 208, 208 and tongue pieces 209, 209 are formed in the lid-side water inlet 211.
- the perforation lines 206 and 207, 207 are slightly slits (cut lines).
- the bag portion 220 is formed in a state in which both end portions of the sheet are stapled (binding portions 221 and 221), and opposing abdominal portions in the longitudinal direction of the sheet are valley-folded, and the sheets are vertically stacked.
- the upper sheet is provided with perforation lines 226 parallel to the long sides 225, 225 at positions spaced apart from the long sides 225, 225 near the center.
- perforation lines 227, 227 force S orthogonal to the perforation line 226 are provided.
- the perforation lines 226, 227, and 227 are cut off and opened to form a bag-side water injection port.
- the sheet on which the bag 220 is overlapped is filled with the lid-side water inlet 11 and the bag-side water inlet. It is fixed by an adhesive member in a state of communication.
- the first cut-and-raised portion 216 abuts on the back wall (rear wall) of the shipping box 240, and the protruding pieces 216a, 216a are on both side walls of the shipping box 240. They can be arranged to abut.
- the protruding pieces 216a, 216a of the first cut-and-raised portion 216 in this manner, the amount of corrugated cardboard can be saved.
- the support legs 213, 213 can be reinforced, and the freshness holding container 200 can be set in a stable state.
- the water inlet 211 is provided near the center of the lid 212 even when the freshness holding container 200 is turned over.
- the part separated to the opening position becomes a wall, and the water in the bag part 220 does not flow out.
- the lid 212 is also large, and the size of the water inlet 211 is smaller than that of the lid 212.
- the lid 212 can hold cut flowers without bending without special reinforcement.
- Such a freshness holding container 200 is preferably used for a relatively large shipping box 240.
- FIG. 19 is a plan view of a water storage bag for a freshness holding container of the present invention
- FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG.
- the water storage bag 301 for a freshness holding container (hereinafter also referred to as a bag) is formed of a water-impermeable sheet (for example, a polyethylene sheet) which is flexible and can store water.
- the bag 301 for keeping freshness includes a valley fold 302 formed by folding a cylindrical surface of a water-impermeable sheet so that opposing cylindrical surfaces approach each other, and a valley-folded cylindrical shape.
- a bag binding portion 303 formed so as to bind both ends of the water-impermeable sheet. By valley folding and bag binding, the sheet top portion 304 and the sheet bottom portion 305 are formed in a stacked state with the valley folded portion 302 therebetween.
- the freshness retaining bag 301 has a rectangular shape in a plan view (a rectangular shape in the present embodiment) in a form in which the sheet top portion 304 and the sheet bottom portion 305 are formed in a stacked state with the valley folded portion 302 interposed therebetween. State).
- the sheet top portion 304 is provided with a perforated line 307 (first perforated line) parallel to the long sides 306, 306 at a position away from the long sides 306, 306 toward the center. This Misi
- perforated lines 308, 308 second perforated lines orthogonal to the perforated line 307 are provided. By pushing these perforation lines 307, 308, and 308, the perforation lines 307, 308, and 308 are cut off and opened to form a water inlet 309.
- the perforation line 307 of the bag 301 is formed at a position connecting the centers of the perforation lines 308, 308, and the length of the force perforation line 307 is formed to be larger than the length of the perforation line 308, 308 and is opened. Sometimes a horizontally long rectangular water inlet 309 is formed.
- the perforation lines 308, 308 formed at positions connecting the centers of the perforation lines 308 are arranged at predetermined intervals in the vicinity of the perforation lines 307, and are substantially the same length as the perforation lines 307 and are parallel to the perforation lines 310 (third perforation lines 310).
- a perforated line is formed. When an external force is applied, either the perforation line 307 or the perforation line 310 is cut off and opened.
- the perforation line 310 is one in this embodiment, but a plurality of perforation lines may be formed.
- FIG. 21 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a method for manufacturing a bag. A method of manufacturing the bag 301 will be described with reference to FIGS.
- a push rod 313 (or a push plate) is applied to the cylinder surface of the sheet 312 in the streamer state from both sides, and folded so that the opposed cylinder surfaces approach each other,
- the sheet is conveyed in the downstream direction of the manufacturing process, the end of the sheet is welded with a margin of welding of a predetermined width, and then cut along the center line of the welded portion, thereby obtaining the next sheet.
- the end of the bag is welded (a state where the bag binding portion 303 is formed).
- the bag 301 is formed by repeating the perforation forming, transporting, welding, and cutting steps.
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing a state in which water is stored in bag 301.
- the bag 301 formed in this way opens the valley fold 302 when water is supplied from the water inlet 309 of the bag 301 to form a water storage space, and the seat bottom 305 is filled with water. It becomes the bottom of the storage.
- the bag binding portions 303, 303 are located in the middle of the storage space in the height direction and not at the bottom of the water storage! ⁇ Become a form! / Puru.
- the valley folds 302, 302 are formed, no space is required in the folded state, and a sufficient water storage space can be secured when opened. Further, since the bag binding portions 303 and 303 are not located at the bottom of the water storage, there is little risk of water leaking from the bottom.
- a resin material such as a polyethylene sheet can be used, for example, and the used bag can be recycled and used.
- perforation lines 307, 308, 308 and 310 are formed in the sheet top portion 304, and openings can be made along these perforation lines, and the water inlet 309 is formed by being opened. It opens when an external force is applied, and is closed until then, so that it is not bulky enough to allow air to enter the bag. If air enters the bag when it is transported on the process line during the processing of the bag 301, it is difficult to process it.However, it is easy to process without air entering the bag, and the bag is folded and transported without bulk. Storage is efficient.
- FIG. 23 shows a modification of the bag for keeping freshness.
- Example 4 (FIG. 20) is modified as follows.
- a plurality of valley folds (two in this example) are formed. That is, the valley folds 322, 322 and 323, 323 that are folded to face each other opposing each other are formed so as to have two steps, and are cylindrically impermeable in a form in which the valleys are folded in two steps.
- Both ends of the sheet are stapled to form a bag 320 in which a sheet top portion 304 and a sheet bottom portion 305 are formed in a stacked state with the valley folded portions 322, 322 and 323, 323 interposed therebetween.
- the valley folds 322, 322 and 323, 323 are opened to secure a sufficient water storage space.
- parts having the same functions as those in FIG. 20 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- frames 350, 350 may be used as two connecting members for connecting the support legs 334, 334 bent downward.
- the container 330 includes a container body 331 made of cardboard (cardboard), a bag 301 fixed to the container body 331, and a pair of frames 350, 350 (removably attached to the container body 331). , A second connecting member).
- the connection strength of the pair of support legs 334, 334 increases, and the frame structure including the frames 350, 350 is also provided. Thereby, the strength itself of the box-shaped container of the present case is increased.
- the frames 350 and 350 (the cutout recesses 354 of the frames 350 and 350) come into contact with the central portion (abdomen) of the bag 301.
- the frames 350 and 350 serve as walls to prevent the water in the bag 301 from moving toward the water inlet 332 of the lid 333.
- the frames 350, 350 are provided opposite to each other, so that no matter which side the freshness holding container 330 is turned over, the frames 350, 350 can serve as a barrier to prevent water from flowing out.
- the frames 350, 350 can be simply double-coupled with the pair of support legs 334 as the front side and the rear side, or the frames 350, 350 overlap each other, and a part of the bag 301 is formed. Can be sandwiched. For example:
- the frames 350, 350 are formed in the same shape with cardboard (cardboard), have a substantially rectangular shape (a long strip shape) as a whole, and have a long side 351, 351 with a lid length.
- a pair of grooves 353, 353 (353, 353 (353), 353, 353 (353) which are formed to have the same length as the long side (36) of the part (333) and are spaced apart from the short side (352, 352) by one side of the long side (351) Notch) is formed.
- a notch recess 354 is formed at the center of the side where the pair of grooves 353, 353 are formed, and protrusions 355, 355 projecting beyond the long side 351 at portions connected to the grooves 353, 353 on both sides of the notch recess 354. Is formed.
- the container body 331 has fold lines 335, 335a on the sides 334a, 334a of the support legs 334, 334 orthogonal to the fold lines 335, 335, and is parallel to the fold lines 335, 335 at positions separated from the fold lines 335, 335.
- Grooves 334b, 334b and 334c, 334c support leg side cutouts
- the grooves 334b, 334b and 334c, 334c of the container body 331 are configured to engage with the grooves 353, 353 of the frames 350, 350 during assembly.
- container The grooves 334b, 334b and 334c, 334c of the main body 331 have a slight difference in the distance (height) from the short sides 334d, 334d of the support legs 334, 334 (the bottom sides in the assembled state). . That is, the groove portions 334b, 334b have a larger distance from the short sides 334d, 334d of the support leg portions 334, 334 than the groove portions 334c, 334c.
- the sheet top part 304 of the bag 301 Force the lid side water injection port 332 and the bag side water injection port It is fixed by an adhesive member (for example, an adhesive) in a state where the water port 309 communicates with the water port 309. That is, the lid portion 333 and the bag 301 are fixed with the adhesive surface 341 in a circumferential shape.
- an adhesive member for example, an adhesive
- FIG. 28 shows a cross-sectional view taken along the line DD of FIG.
- the frames 350, 350 (the cutouts 353, 353 in the frame) are engaged with the force container main body 331 (the grooves 334b, 334b and 334c, 334c in the container main body) so as to sandwich the bag 301 opposite to each other, and the support legs 334, 334 are engaged.
- the opposite projections 355,355 of the frames 350,350 overlap without abutting
- FIG. 29 shows a cross-sectional view taken along the line EE of FIG. In a portion where the protrusions 355 overlap, the bag 301 is sandwiched between the protrusions 355.
- FIG. 27 is a side cross-sectional view showing the freshness holding container 330 placed in the outer box 360 for shipping, and both sides inside the bag 301 are sandwiched between the projecting portions 355 of the two frames 350 described above. Shows the status of
- one connecting member (frame 350) has a flat plate shape
- the other connecting member (frame 450) has It is also possible to insert a flat claim 350 into the opening 457 and partially sandwich both sides of the bag 301 as a bird's beak made of cardboard folded in two.
- the first frame 350 is formed of corrugated cardboard (cardboard), has a substantially rectangular shape as a whole, and the lengths of the long sides 351 and 351 are the lengths of the lid 333.
- a pair of grooves 353, 353 (first notch) parallel to the short sides 35 2, 352 are formed on one side of the long side 351 and are spaced apart by 352, 352 short sides.
- a cutout recess 354 is formed at the center of the side where the pair of grooves 353, 353 are formed.
- protrusions 355 which protrude beyond the long side 351, at portions connected to the grooves 353, 353. 355 power formed!
- the second frame 450 is formed by folding a corrugated cardboard (cardboard) into two sections so that the cross section has a substantially U-shape, and the opening 457 side of the U-shape faces the first frame 350 at the time of assembly.
- the second frame 450 is formed of corrugated cardboard (cardboard), is folded in half, has a substantially rectangular shape as a whole in plan view, and has a long side 451, 451 having a length of the long side 336 of the lid 333.
- a pair of grooves 453, 453 (second notch) parallel to the short sides 452, 452 are formed on one side of the long side 451 at a position separated from the short side 452, 452 by the force.
- a notch recess 454 is formed at the center of the side where the pair of grooves 453, 453 are formed. On both sides of the notch recess 454, protrusions 455, 455 projecting beyond the long side 451 are formed at portions connected to the grooves 453, 453. Is formed.
- the second frame 450 is formed in a symmetrical shape about the central base 458 having a predetermined width in the unfolded state, and has the grooves 453, 453 and the protrusions 455, 455. Are formed on the left and right, respectively. If the shape of only one side is captured, the shape is the same as the first frame 350 in plan view.
- the container body 431 is provided with the fold lines 335, 335 at positions separated from the fold lines 335, 335 at one side 334a of the support legs 334, 334 orthogonal to the fold lines 335, 335.
- Crease lines 335, 335 are formed in parallel grooves 334b, 334b (the cutouts on the support leg side) and the other side 434a of the support legs 334, 334 (the side opposite to the side where the grooves 334b, 334b are formed).
- Grooves 434c, 434c support leg side cutouts; support leg side cutouts for the second connecting member
- the grooves 334b, 334b and 434c, 434c of the container body 431 are configured to engage with the grooves 353, 353 of the first frame 350 and the grooves 453, 453 of the second frame 450 during assembly.
- the groove portions 434c and 434c of the container body 431 have a groove width corresponding to the two-folded portion of the second frame 450 (the groove width is larger than the groove width of the groove 34c of the fifth embodiment) and the back portion 434e. Mouth 434f narrow It is formed in a joint shape.
- FIG. 33 is a sectional view taken along line FF of FIG.
- FIG. 34 is a sectional view taken along line GG of FIG.
- the first frame 350 is connected to the insertion support legs 334, 334 so as to engage with the notches 353, 353, the grooves 334 b, 334 b of the S container body 431.
- the second frame 450 is inserted so that the bag 301 is sandwiched between the first frame 350 and the notches 453, 453 of the force container body 431 so as to engage with the grooves 434c, 434c of the force container body 431.
- the parts 334, 334 are connected.
- the projecting portions 355, 355 of the first frame 350 facing each other are fitted into the U-shaped openings 459 of the projecting portions 455, 455 of the second frame 450.
- the bag 301 is sandwiched between the protrusions 355 of the first frame 350 and the protrusions 455 of the second frame 450.
- the bag 301 is sandwiched, so that the water level of the bag 301 can be raised.
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