WO2016017441A1

WO2016017441A1 - Thin-piece equipped container

Info

Publication number: WO2016017441A1
Application number: PCT/JP2015/070435
Authority: WO
Inventors: 美津子小垣
Original assignee: 株式会社ロッテ
Priority date: 2014-07-29
Filing date: 2015-07-16
Publication date: 2016-02-04
Also published as: JP6526949B2; KR20170037895A; JP2016030633A

Abstract

Conventional disposal-paper equipped gum containers have a complicated configuration. Accordingly, what has been desired is a container with a simpler configuration and excellent convenience in terms of handling disposal paper. In the present invention, a disposal paper accommodation chamber is provided with a top-surface wall (15) and an accommodation space which is interposed between an accommodation chamber for contents and boundary walls. In the top-surface wall (15), formed is a substantially rectangular extraction window (21) for accommodating and extracting disposal papers (30). The longitudinal width (L2) of the extraction window (21) is set to be equal to, or slightly larger than, the longitudinal width (L2) of the disposal papers (30), and the width (L1) of the extraction window (21) is set to be shorter than the width (L3) of the disposal papers (30). The disposal papers (30) accommodated in a disposal paper accommodation chamber (12) form a layered body in which a plurality of sheets of the paper are layered. The layered body is configured so that an upper surface of one disposal paper (30), near one side in the width direction of the one disposal paper, is peelably attached to a lower surface of a disposal paper above the one disposal paper, near one side in the width direction of the disposal paper above the one disposal paper, and so that a lower surface of the one disposal paper, near the other side in the width direction of the one disposal paper, is peelably attached to an upper surface of a disposal paper located below the one disposal paper, near the other side in the width direction of the disposal paper located below the one disposal paper.

Description

Container with flakes

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a container for containing a predetermined content in which flakes as an accessory can be taken out one by one, for example, for portable use in which a granular gum is mainly contained while being barely contained. It is related with the gum container.

The granular gum may be wrapped in silver paper and stored in a container, but in some products, it is stored in a box-like container as it is naked. . When granular gum is not packaged in paper like plate-like gum, after chewing the gum, it must be wrapped in its own tissue paper and discarded.

Therefore, various types of gum containers with discarded paper have been proposed in which a gum container is provided with paper for wrapping and discarding the gum (hereinafter referred to as “discarded paper” in this specification).

Japanese Patent No. 4000385 JP 2004-175362 A JP 2012-25416 A

The discarded paper provided in the conventional gum container with discarded paper is troublesome in handling and has room for improvement.

Moreover, the configuration of the conventional gum container with discarded paper was complicated. Therefore, there has been a demand for a simpler structure that is more convenient for handling discarded paper.

Furthermore, the container is not limited to a gum container with discarded paper, but a container for storing predetermined contents attached so that thin pieces as accessories can be taken out one by one, such as a snack container with hand wipes or a writing instrument container with memo paper In the case of manufacturing, it is desirable to have a simple structure and easy to handle the flakes as an accessory.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and the configuration thereof is as described in the claims. That is, the invention described in claim 1 has a storage chamber for storing predetermined contents and a thin-wall storage chamber for storing a thin piece adjacent to the storage chamber, and the thin-wall storage chamber is an outer surface of the container. A space between the upper surface wall partitioned by the wall and the bottom wall partitioned by the boundary wall with the storage chamber is provided with a storage space having a relatively narrow space and extending in the inner surface direction facing each wall. The upper surface wall is formed with a take-out window for receiving and taking out the flakes, and the vertical width of the take-out window is equal to the vertical width of the flakes, or larger by 20 to 20% than the vertical width of the flakes. , The width of the extraction window is shorter than the width of the flakes,
The thin piece housed in the thin piece housing chamber is a laminated body in which a plurality of thin pieces having a predetermined width and width are laminated, and the laminated body is an upper surface near one side in the horizontal direction of the thin piece at the uppermost position. The container with the flakes is characterized in that the upper surface close to the other side is connected so as to alternately become a free end each time a piece of flake is taken out.

The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that one side or the other side in the lateral direction of the uppermost thin piece of the laminated body accommodated in the thin piece accommodation chamber protrudes outward from the extraction window. It is a container with a thin piece of Claim 1.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the laminate, the upper surface of a thin piece near one side in the horizontal direction is a lower surface near one side of the thin piece located on the upper side, and the other side of the thin piece is in the horizontal direction. The container with a flake according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the lower surface near the side is detachably bonded to the upper surface near the other side in the lateral direction of the thin piece located on the lower side thereof. It is.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the container with a thin piece is made of paper, and includes an outer box that partitions the outside of the container, and an inner sleeve that is made of paper and is housed in the outer box and partitions the housing chamber. The container with a flake according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the container is provided with a flake.

The invention according to claim 5 is characterized in that the contents include gum, and the flakes include paper (wrapping paper) for wrapping and discarding the gum. It is a container with a thin piece of description.

According to the present invention, the thin piece is accommodated in the thin piece accommodating chamber, and the next piece is exposed in a form that can be easily pulled out, so that the thin piece can be easily taken out with one hand. Therefore, it can be set as the container with a thin piece in which the convenience was improved.

In addition, the flakes can be reliably taken out one by one from the take-out window, and an easy-to-handle container with flakes can be provided.

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing a configuration example of a gum container 10 with discarded paper according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line II-II of the gum container 10 with discarded paper shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the discarded

paper

30, 301, 302. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a bonding configuration (laminate structure) of the discarded paper 30 in which a large number of sheets are laminated. FIG. 5 is a view for explaining a storage method when a stack of discarded paper 30 is stored in the discarded paper storage chamber 12 through the extraction window 21. 6 is a development view of the outer box 13 and the inner sleeve 16 of the gum container 10 with discarded paper shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a development view of a gum container according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a development view of a gum container according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

In the embodiment described below, a gum container with discarded paper will be described as an example of a container with flakes. However, the present invention is not limited to a gum container with discarded paper. For example, “a snack with hand wipes” It is stated that it is intended for containers for storing predetermined contents having a function of storing flakes as attachments, such as “containers” and “writing instrument containers with notepads”.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a gum container 10 with discarded paper according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a view showing a cross-sectional configuration along line II-II of the gum container 10 with discarded paper shown in FIG.

With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the gum container 10 with discarded paper includes a gum storage chamber 11 for storing granular gum G, a discarded paper storage chamber 12 for storing discarded paper 30, and discarded paper. And a stack of discarded paper 30 stored in the storage chamber 12.

The gum container 10 is made of paper and includes an outer box 13 and an inner sleeve 16. The outer box 13 is formed by punching, folding, and pasting a piece of paper. The outer box 13 has a thin rectangular parallelepiped shape, and has a main surface wall 14 and a back wall 15 that are vertically long and rectangular. In the outer box 13, an inner sleeve 16 made of paper and configured in a rectangular tube shape is disposed. The outer surface of the main surface wall 17 of the inner sleeve 16 is in contact with the inner surface of the main surface wall 14 of the outer box 13.

2, the height H of the side wall 18 of the outer box 13 and the height h of the side wall 19 of the inner sleeve 16 are provided with a dimensional difference of about 2 mm, for example. That is, H≈h + 2 mm. Therefore, there is a relatively narrow gap of about 2 mm between the back wall 20 of the inner sleeve 16 and the back wall 15 of the outer box 13, and the inner surface directions of the back wall 15 and the back wall 20 facing each other. A discarded paper storage chamber 12 having a widening is defined.

On the back wall 15 of the outer box 13, a rectangular extraction window 21 is formed in a central portion slightly below the lower side in a plan view. The extraction window 21 has a horizontal width L1 and a vertical width L2.

In the discarded paper storage chamber 12, a stack of discarded paper 30 is stored. The laminated body is a laminated body having a thickness that can be accommodated in the discarded paper storage chamber 12, and the discarded papers 30 are connected to each other as described later.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the discarded

paper

30, 301, 302. Assuming that the discarded paper 30 has a horizontal width L3 and a vertical width L2, the vertical width L2 of the take-out window 21 is the same as the vertical width of the discarded paper or 0 to 20% larger. If the vertical width of the take-out window 21 is smaller than the vertical width of the discarded paper 30, the discarded paper 30 cannot be stored from the take-out window 21. When the vertical width of the take-out window 21 exceeds 20% of the vertical width of the discarded paper 30, the stack of the discarded paper 30 stored in the discarded paper storage chamber 12 is largely displaced in the vertical direction and is unstable. Therefore, it may be difficult to take out the discarded paper 30.

Furthermore, if the width of the discarded paper 30 is L3, the ratio of the width L1 of the take-out window 21 to L3 is 1: 0.1 to 0.5. That is, as will be described later, when the stack of discarded paper 30 is stored in the discarded paper storage chamber 12 through the extraction window 21, it is stored substantially symmetrically with respect to the horizontal center line of the extraction window 21. The area in which the stack of discarded paper 30 is hidden behind the left side portion of the discarded paper storage chamber 12, the area of the extraction window 21 (the area in which the discarded paper 30 is visible from the extraction window 21), and the stack of the discarded paper 30 The ratio of the area where the body is hidden behind the right side portion of the discarded paper storage chamber 12 and cannot be seen is 25:50:25 to 45:10:45. When the ratio of the width L1 of the take-out window 21 to the width L3 of the discarded paper 30 is smaller than 0.1, the take-out window 21 is too small and it is difficult to store the stack of the discarded paper 30 from the take-out window 21. End up. When the ratio of the width L1 of the take-out window 21 to the width L3 of the discarded paper 30 is larger than 0.5, the laminated body of the discarded paper 30 is not fixed in the discarded paper storage chamber 12 and becomes unstable, and the discarded paper 30 May fall off from the extraction window 21.

The ratio of the width of the outer box 13 to the width L3 of the discarded paper 30 is almost the same as L3 or 0 to 10% larger. If this ratio exceeds 10%, the stack of the discarded paper 30 stored in the discarded paper storage chamber 12 is largely shifted in the lateral direction and becomes unstable, making it difficult to take out the discarded paper 30. There is a fear. It should be noted that the ratio of the width of the outer box 13 to the width L3 of the discarded paper 30 is increased by 0.5% because the stability when taking out the discarded paper 30 and the disposal paper storage chamber 12 for the discarded paper 30 From the viewpoint of ease of storage, it is most preferable.

The discarded paper 30 has an upper surface region 31A near one side in the horizontal direction (for example, the left side 31) and a lower surface region 31B near one side in the horizontal direction (for example, the left side 31) of the discarded paper 301 that adheres in a peelable manner. It is adhered with an agent.

Further, the lower surface area 32B near the other side (for example, the right side 32) in the horizontal direction of the discarded paper 30 can be peeled off from the upper surface area 32A near the other side (for example, the right side 32) of the discarded paper 302. It is glued with an adhesive.

For this reason, when the stack of discarded papers 30 in which a large number of sheets are stacked is shown schematically in the cross-sectional direction, as shown in FIG. 4, the left side and the right side of the discarded paper 30 stacked in the vertical direction are Each has a laminated structure in which the discarded paper 30 positioned above and below is sequentially connected so as to be peeled off.

The discarded paper 30 has a vertical width L2 equal to the vertical width L2 of the extraction window 21 formed on the back wall 15 of the outer box 13, or the vertical width of the extraction window 21 is 0 than the vertical width of the discarded paper. It is about 20% larger. Further, the lateral width L3 of the discarded paper 30 is larger than the lateral width L1 of the take-out window 21 formed on the back wall 15 of the outer box 13. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 5, the stack of discarded paper 30 is inserted, for example, so that the left side is inserted into the discarded paper storage chamber 12 from the extraction window 21, and the center in the left-right direction is bent, By inserting the right side of the stack of discarded paper 30 into the right side of the discarded paper storage chamber 12 through the extraction window 21, the stacked body of the discarded paper 30 can be stored in the discarded paper storage chamber 12.

In this state, it is assumed that one side of the topmost discarded paper 30 that has not been connected has protruded outward from the take-out window 21.

In this way, by pulling out one side of the discarded paper 30 that has jumped out from the extraction window 21, the uppermost discarded paper can be extracted from the extraction window 21. And since the lower surface area near the other side of the discarded paper 30 that has been taken out is bonded to the upper surface area near the other side of the discarded paper that is stacked below, the other area near the lower side of the discarded paper is It is pulled out of the take-out window 21 together with the taken-out discarded paper 30, and the adhesion between the drawn-out discarded paper and the taken-out discarded paper 30 is peeled off.

Therefore, the other side of the discarded paper to be taken out next is projected from the take-out window 21 to the outside.

Thus, according to this embodiment, the discarded paper 30 can be taken out from the take-out window 21 one by one, and after taking out one sheet, one side of the next discarded paper jumps out of the take-out window 21 to the outside. It becomes a state. Accordingly, the discarded paper can be taken out one by one in sequence, and can be easily performed as in the case of taking out the first discarded paper.

FIG. 6 is a development view of the outer box 13 and the inner sleeve 16 of the gum container 10 with discarded paper shown in FIG. In FIG. 6, the reference numerals are the same as those described above.

In the above-described embodiment, the inner sleeve 16 is accommodated in the outer box 13, the gum accommodating chamber 11 partitioned by the inner sleeve 16, the back wall 20 of the inner sleeve 16 (boundary wall with the gum accommodating chamber 11) and the outer The configuration has been described in which the discarded paper storage chamber 12 that is sandwiched between the back wall 15 of the box 13 and that has a relatively narrow interval and expands toward the inner surface facing each wall is provided.

However, instead of such a configuration, for example, the development of the outer box 13 is devised, and the storage chamber partitioned by the outer box 13 is a storage chamber of a so-called double winding structure, and the gum storage chamber 11 and the discarded paper storage chamber 12 may be configured to be partitioned. A development view of such a gum container with discarded paper is shown in FIG. 7 as another embodiment.

In FIG. 7, the boundary wall 20 divides the discarded paper storage chamber 12 and the gum storage chamber 11.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, when the entire discarded paper stack enters the take-out window 21 without causing the uppermost discarded paper 30 to jump out, it is discarded. The paper laminate moves greatly in the discarded paper storage chamber 12, and it becomes difficult to take out the discarded paper 30.

In order to prevent this, another embodiment in which tongue-like pieces are installed on the upper side and the lower side of the extraction window 21 is shown in FIG.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 8, the left side and the right side of the stack of discarded paper 30 are stored in the discarded paper storage chamber 12 so as to straddle the two tongue-shaped pieces on the upper side and the lower side. Take shape. In addition, a cutout for hooking a finger is provided on either the left side or the right side of the take-out window 21 for the purpose of easily taking out the discarded paper 30 at the uppermost position. By taking this form, it is possible to store the stack of discarded paper 30 in the discarded paper storage chamber 12 without causing the uppermost discarded paper 30 to jump out.

The present invention is not limited to the form shown in FIG. 8. For example, the upper side and the lower side of the extraction window 21 are for the purpose of preventing the waste paper 30 from entering the waste paper storage chamber 12 and moving greatly. Only a structure in which tongue-shaped pieces are provided on each of them may be adopted.

By taking these forms, there is no possibility that the discarded paper laminate moves greatly in the discarded paper storage chamber 12 and it becomes difficult to take out the discarded paper 30.

For example, for the purpose of facilitating the removal of the uppermost discarded paper 30, only a structure in which a cutout is provided on either the left side or the right side of the extraction window 21 may be employed.

In addition, this embodiment is not limited to the form using the outer box 13 and the inner sleeve 16, but may take the form of a so-called double winding structure as shown in FIG.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims.

For example, the stack of discarded paper (thin pieces) 30 used in the present invention has an upper surface area near one side (or other side) of the discarded paper (thin piece) and a lower surface area of the discarded paper (thin piece) positioned above the upper side area. The structure is bonded with an adhesive (see FIGS. 3 and 4). However, the present invention is not limited to this, and discarded paper (thin pieces) are separated by perforations and folded into a bellows shape (zigzag). A structure may be used.

Also, as in the method of folding a general box-type tissue paper, the discarded paper (thin piece) is folded in the vicinity of the horizontal center line, and the upper discarded paper (thin piece) is folded in two. In addition, about half of the discarded paper (thin piece) located below is inserted, and the fold line of the discarded paper (thin piece) located above substantially overlaps the lateral side of the discarded paper (thin piece) located below. Alternatively, the structure may be folded one after another.

Further, the form of the present invention is not limited to a gum container with discarded paper. For example, chocolate with hand wipes, chocolate confectionery, candy, gummi, tablet confectionery, biscuits, snacks, rice crackers, Japanese confectionery, supplements, processed fishery products, processed fish products, processed meat products, dairy products, processed vegetable products, pickles, etc. It can also be used as a food container. Moreover, not only a food container but also a writing instrument container with a notepad or a cosmetic container with a degreased paper can be used.

Furthermore, the material of the container used in the present invention is not limited to paper, and thermoplastic resin, metal (can), glass, ceramics, soft packaging (for example, plastic film, aluminum foil, non-woven fabric, etc.) are used. May be. In particular, when a thermoplastic resin is used as the material, it is also possible to use a material storage chamber and a thin film storage chamber formed at the same time without using an inner sleeve or a double winding structure.

Further, the material of the flakes used in the present invention is not limited to paper, and plastic film, aluminum foil, non-woven fabric, etc. may be used.

10 Gum container with discarded paper 11 Gum storage chamber 12 Discarded paper storage chamber 13 Outer box 14 Main wall 15 Back wall (upper wall)
16 Inner sleeve 17

Main wall

18, 19 Side wall 20 Back wall (boundary wall)
21

Extraction window

30, 301, 302 Discarded paper 31 Left side 32

Right side

31A, 32A

Upper surface region

31B, 32B Lower surface region G Gum

Claims

A storage chamber for storing predetermined contents, and a thin-wall storage chamber for storing a thin piece adjacent to the storage chamber;
The flake storage chamber is
A storage space that is sandwiched between an upper surface wall partitioned by an outer wall of the container and a bottom wall partitioned by a boundary wall with the storage chamber and has a relatively narrow space and an expansion toward the inner surface facing each wall. Has
The top wall is formed with an extraction window for receiving and taking out the flakes, and the vertical width of the extraction window is equal to the vertical width of the flakes, or is 0 to 20% larger than the vertical width of the flakes, The width of the extraction window is shorter than the width of the flakes,
The thin piece housed in the thin piece housing chamber is a laminate in which a large number of thin pieces having a predetermined width and width are laminated,
The laminated body is characterized in that the upper surface near one side in the horizontal direction and the upper surface near the other side of the thin piece at the uppermost position are connected so as to alternately become a free end each time a thin piece is taken out. A container with flakes.
The laminar according to claim 1, wherein one side or the other side of the laminar in the uppermost position of the laminate accommodated in the lamina containing chamber protrudes outward from the take-out window. container.
The laminated body has an upper surface near one side in a lateral direction of a thin piece, a lower surface near one side in the horizontal direction of a thin piece located above the thin piece, and a lower surface near the other side in the lateral direction of a thin piece. The container with a thin piece according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the thin piece positioned on the side is adhered to the upper surface near the other side in the lateral direction so as to be peeled off.
The container with the flakes is made of paper, and an outer box that partitions the outside of the container;
The container with a flake according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising an inner sleeve made of paper and housed in the outer box and defining the housing chamber.
The container with flakes according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the contents include gum, and the flakes include paper (wrapping paper) for wrapping and discarding the gum.