JP2005153913A - Multipack - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a multipack which can be easily gripped and stably carried. <P>SOLUTION: In the multipack made of a paperboard which is manufactured by successively providing and integrating a top board 1, a pair of side boards 2 and a bottom board 3, and packs a packaged article such as a beverage container, a handle 8 is provided by notching from the top board 1 to upper parts of both side boards 2 to make the central part of this handle 8 to be a grip part 9, and parts close to the side boards 2 are shaped in a form that leg parts 10 are bifurcatedly divided. When the grip part 9 is grasped to take it up, as the handle 8 is relatively largely bent and an enough gap is generated between the grip part 9 and the top face of a can C being the packaged article, the grip part 9 is easily grasped. When it is carried, as twisting at the base parts of the handle 8 is prevented by the bifurcated leg parts 10, stability is improved. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a multi-pack made of paperboard that wraps an accumulated beverage container or the like.

  In general, as this type of multi-pack, as shown in FIG. 4, it is made of water-resistant paperboard, and side plates 51 and bottom plates 52 are sequentially provided on both sides of the top plate 50 so as to wrap a plurality of cans C. The holding pieces 53 are engaged with each other by being inserted into the insertion holes 54 of the insertion pieces 53, folded the folding pieces 55 extending from the end edges of the side plates 51, and connected to the top plate 50 and the bottom plate 52 from the upper and lower end edges. 56 is placed along the outer periphery of the can C to prevent the can C from coming off, and the top plate 50 is provided with two pushing pieces 57 so that the fingers can be carried in the finger insertion holes formed by the pushing. Is used.

  However, in the multi-pack as described above, the top plate 50 does not bend very much even if the push-in piece 57 is pushed in and lifted, so that enough fingers are put between the top plate 50 and the top surface of the can C. There is a problem that it cannot be gripped and is difficult to grip.

  In addition, even if the handle is formed by putting two cut lines extending on both side edges in the top plate 50, when carrying, there is a problem that the root portions on both sides of the handle are easily twisted and are not easily carried in a stable state.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a multipack that is easy to grip and can be carried stably.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a multi-pack made of paperboard in which a pair of side plates and a bottom plate are successively connected to a top plate to wrap packages such as accumulated beverage containers. A handle is provided by cutting, and the center portion of the handle is used as a grip portion, and the portion near the side plate is formed into a bifurcated leg portion.

  In this way, from the top plate to the top of both side plates, when providing a handle with the center part being a gripping part and both sides being a bifurcated leg, when the gripping part is gripped and lifted, the handle is relatively greatly bent, A sufficient gap is created between the gripping part and the top surface of the package, making it easier to grip the handle part and, when carrying, the bifurcated leg part prevents twisting at the base of the handle, which is stable. Will improve.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  In this multi-pack blank, as shown in FIG. 1, the side plate 2 and the bottom plate 3 are sequentially arranged on both sides of the top plate 1, the insertion piece 4 is inserted into one bottom plate 3, and the insertion hole is inserted into the other bottom plate 3. 5 are provided. Folding pieces 6 are connected to the end edge of the side plate 2, and both end edges of the side plate 2 are connected to the top plate 1 and the bottom plate 3 by holding pieces 7.

  A handle 8 is provided from the top plate 1 to the upper part of the side plates 2 by a notch having a connecting portion. The central portion of the handle 8 is a relatively narrow gripping portion 9, and the portion near the side plate 2 is a portal-like shape that forms two inner cuts that are separated from each other by the two cuts forming the outer edge. A cut is made, and the leg portion 10 has a bifurcated shape.

  Further, on both side edges of the grip portion 9 of the handle 8, a pushing piece 11 is provided by an arc-shaped cut having a connecting portion, and is cut by two zipper-shaped cuts from the vicinity of the top portion to the edge of the top plate 1. A fissure 12 is formed.

  Now, when packaging a beverage can with this blank, as shown in FIG. 2, the top surface of the accumulated can C is covered with a top plate 1, the pair of side plates 2 is folded downward, and the bottom plate 3 is folded inward. The can C is wrapped and the bottom plates 3 are engaged with each other by inserting the insertion pieces 4 into the insertion holes 5, the folding pieces 6 are folded from the edge of the side plate 2, and the holding pieces 7 are placed on the outer periphery of the can C. Keep can C along the way.

  On the other hand, when carrying the multipack in which the can C is packaged as described above, as shown in FIG. 3, the connecting portion is broken and the pushing piece 11 is pushed in, and the finger is inserted into the finger insertion hole formed accordingly. Then, grasp and lift the grip portion 9.

  At this time, the connecting portion of the handle 8 is cut by the dead weight of the can C, the handle 8 is bent relatively large, and a sufficient gap is generated between the grip portion 9 and the top surface of the can C. We can put deeply and can grasp grip part 9 well. Further, when carrying, the torsion of the root portion of the handle 8 is prevented by the bifurcated leg portion 10, so that the stability is improved.

  In order to take out the can C from the multipack, the tear strip 12 is torn from the finger insertion hole into which the pushing piece 11 is pushed, the top plate 1 is cut, and the both side plates 2 are pushed wide.

The figure which shows the blank of the multipack which concerns on embodiment of this invention The perspective view which shows a packaging state same as the above The perspective view which shows the lifting state same as the above A perspective view showing a conventional multipack

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Top plate 2 Side plate 3 Bottom plate 4 Insertion piece 5 Insertion hole 6 Folding piece 7 Holding piece 8 Handle 9 Grip part 10 Leg part 11 Pushing piece 12 Rupture zone

Claims (1)

  In the multi-pack made of paperboard, in which a pair of side plates and a bottom plate are successively connected to the top plate and wrapping packed items such as beverage containers, a handle is provided by cutting from the top plate to the top of both side plates. A multipack characterized in that a portion is a gripping portion and a portion near a side plate is formed in a bifurcated shape with legs divided.

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