JP3102277U - Packaging aids for displayable packaging - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a shock-absorbing packaging device that can be displayed in a store display without opening the package or by simply removing the lid.
A packaging aid comprising a packaging frame (3) and a packaging stand (4), in which a flexible and transparent elastic plastic film is pasted on a rectangular window of the packaging to index an article to be packaged at the rear. A packaging aid that can hold a posture in which the front side of a packaged product can be presented while supporting the packaged product, can be stored in the packaging container 2 as it is, and can be equipped with a lid that can be easily removed.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a shock-absorbing packaging aid for packaging that can be displayed at a storefront display, preferably without opening the package or simply removing the lid.

  The present invention proposes a cushioning package to meet the demands of dealers so that medium-sized individually packaged products such as audio equipment, visual equipment, and information equipment, which have a relatively large specific gravity, can be used for store displays without unpacking if possible. A search for public patent gazettes using the keyword of "package" in the title of the invention and "exhibition" in the abstract of the invention was conducted, and 129 cases were listed. The following four items could be applied to the equipment packaging.

This is a draw-out type cardboard box in a word, and if it is diverted to the purpose of the present invention, the exhibition area needs to be more than three times the installation area of a single product, and it is suitable for store display. No

JP, 2001-171654, A In this case, although all the boxes that open to the front and back can be tilted forward, the package inside can be taken out and displayed in an inclined arrangement, but it seems that it is suitable for a flat information computer, facsimile, etc. If possible, it would be practical to be able to present the product without removing it.

Since the outer wall of the body including the top and front of the packaging container is cut off and displayed, the packaged product can also be presented with the front and top surfaces, and a lid for loading a CD or DVD on the top surface. Although it is most suitable for the AV equipment having the above, it cannot be diverted as it is because there is no method for restoring the outer wall cut off when the user takes it home.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-137273 Although this is the same purpose as the present invention, it requires the same area before and after packing itself at the time of installation at the store to open the wrapped jacket, and there is a high possibility that it is disliked at the time of installation at the store. Also, it cannot be used for stacking stores.

  Other documents searched were suitable for foods and small household items, and were not suitable for individually packaged products that felt heavy when held.

  The subject of the present invention, "buffer wrapping to meet the demands of dealers so that they can be used for over-the-counter display without unpacking medium-sized individually packaged products with a relatively large specific gravity," is based on the following eight conditions simultaneously. We can judge that it will be solved by satisfying.

1) It is possible to buffer package individual products having a high specific gravity.
2) It is desirable to be able to see the item to be packaged simply by removing the lid, or to be able to check the package appearance with the package, if possible.
3) The product can be packaged in a position facing the opening surface or the lid installation surface where the surface that can present many functions of the packaged product can be seen.
4) The installation area at the time of store display should not be wider than at the time of packing.
5) Unpacking operation and preparation for store display are not complicated.
6) Being able to be stacked at store display.
7) There should be no or very little waste during store displays.
8) To be able to quickly and easily return to the state prior to unpacking, even if the product is unpacked and displayed, when the customer purchases the product.

  If the above conditions could be solved, it would be as shown in Figure 1: Packing external view. This figure shows that (A) the external view at the time of packing becomes the state shown in (B) the external view at the time of store display when the lid is removed. This illustrates the first half of the above item 2) in the whole of FIG.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram exemplifying two packing states depending on the presence or absence of a lid. This is illustrated in the latter part of the above item 2), that "the package can be checked as it is packed" in the range excluding the lid in the external view at the time of store display in FIG. 1B. This will be described later in the description of the [0000] stage.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the internal configuration of FIG. 1 except for the article to be packaged 1, and the present invention is intended for this configuration, that is, the packaging frame 3 and the packaging base 4 are one in one. While the article to be packaged 1 is inserted in the blank portion Q of the cube formed as a unit, the imaginary arrow C, that is, the packaging frame and the packaging table are inserted into the packaging container 2 in the direction of insertion into the packaging container. It is shown that.

  Although the lid 21 of the packaging container 2 is shown in the foreground in FIG. 2, this is a component that may or may not be present as described later in the [0035] column. As shown.

  The configuration shown in FIG. 2 is a solution that can satisfy all eight conditions listed in the [0009] stage. The details are described individually in the description below.

  In the present invention, it is a common sense that a cubic blank portion Q close to a space in which the packaged object 1 can be accommodated is constituted by a packaging auxiliary tool composed of a packaging frame 3 and a packaging table 4, and the whole is stored in a packaging container 2. Looks like. The feature of this invention lies in the packaging frame 3, and the packaging container 2 and the packaging stand 4 are normal. The components constituting the present invention will be described in the order of the packaging container 2, the packaging frame 3, and the packaging base 4, and the merits of this combination will be described below.

  The packing container 2 is shown in FIG. 3: Illustration of the packing container example. However, it is an example as shown in the heading, and it is important that the packing container be a container that can be covered on the front side. This is because, to a large extent, it is useful to satisfy the seven items of 2), 3), 4), 5), 6), 7), and 8) described in [0009].

  The upper part of FIG. 3 shows a developed view of the corrugated material of the container shell 20 which forms the main body of the packaging container 2, the lower part of the left part shows the developed view of the corrugated material of the lid 21, and the lower part of the perspective view of the assembled state is shown in the lower part. Shown on the right.

  As shown in the expanded view of the upper corrugated cardboard material in FIG. 3, the container shell 20 has four shell fold lines 27 and the right end shell closing ear 26 is joined to the longitudinally opposite end to form a square outer shell. At the front of the outer shell in the width direction, a front vertical fold 22 and a front horizontal fold 24 are provided at two corners via a front fold line 28, and a rear vertical blind plate 23 and a rear traverse are formed at the opposite side via a rear fold line 29. The blind plate 25 is arranged on two sides and assembled to form the container shell 20 shown in the perspective view.

  The lid 21 in which the U-shaped cutout 212 is disposed at the four corners of the square forms a hook 214 by further bending the tip of the vertical 213 portion where the U-shaped cutout 212 is bent and raised. Thus, when the lid 21 is pressed against the opening of the packing container 2, the right hook 214 on the right side of the lid 21, which is disposed apart from each left end in the plan view and the right side view shown in the upper and lower cross-sectional views of the packing, in FIG. Can be connected to the left front vertical fold 22 corresponding to the front surface of the packing container 2. This explains the fact that, when the product purchaser takes home 8) described in the section [0009], it is possible to quickly and easily return to the state before unpacking even if the product is unpacked and displayed.

  In order to remove the lid 21, it is only necessary to put a finger on any two of the four square holes after the U-shaped cutout 212 is bent and raised, and pull the lid 21. 5) Unpacking operation and preparation for store display can be achieved without complexity.

  FIG. 4: Explanatory drawing of the packaging frame shows a development view of the corrugated cardboard material on the left side and a perspective view showing an assembled state on the right side. In this and other figures, the bending lines are represented by two types of broken lines. A long dashed line indicates bending to the back side of the drawing, and a dashed line means bending to the front side of the drawing.

  At the center in the longitudinal direction of the corrugated cardboard material forming the packaging frame 3, a rectangular window 31 having a width W3 in the longitudinal direction and a longitudinal width H3 in the perpendicular direction is provided. The frame 32, the outer frame fold line 32L, the outer frame 33, the rear frame fold line 33L, the rear frame 34, the inner frame fold line 34L, the inner frame 35, the front frame fold line 35L, and the front frame 36 are included. A window upper folding line 37L / upper reinforcing frame 37 is arranged on the central square window 31, and a window lower folding line 38L / window lower frame 38 / front hem folding line 39L / front hem frame 39 is provided below the square window 31. Window cutouts 38 </ b> S are set on both sides of the window lower frame 38.

  Further, a transparent rectangular elastic plastic film 5 which is slightly larger than the rectangular window 31 and which can cover the window hole and is shown by a thin line covers the rectangular window 31 and only two directions of the upper and lower ends thereof are shown in the left side of FIG. It is joined at the joint portion 51 of the elastic plastic film and the packaging shown by vertical hatching, and the left and right sides of the rectangular window 31 are not joined. This is a feature different from the conventional suspension cushioning method using an elastic plastic film.

  This is folded into the outer frame fold line 32L, the rear frame fold line 33L, the inner frame fold line 34L, the front frame fold line 35L, the window fold line 37L, and the inside, that is, the front side of the drawing, in order from the fold line near the square window 31. Finally, when the front hem fold line 39L is made to protrude to the back side of the drawing, the front hem frame 39 becomes a perspective view shown on the right side of FIG. .

  The size of the space formed by the two outer frames 3 and the elastic plastic film 5 stuck on the window frame 32 on which the packaging frame 3 can be formed is “the width W3 of the blank portion × the height H3 of the blank portion × the size of the blank portion”. Depth D3 ". This corresponds to a blank portion Q of a cube described later in the [0029] stage. A cross hatched portion 3B and an arrow B shown on the back surface of the window lower frame 38 on the right side of the perspective view of the packaging device frame 3 from the back side in the packed state will be described in the next stage.

  The packaging frame 3 formed above does not function as it is. FIG. 5: The bonding surface 4B of the window frame connecting portion 41 shown in the perspective view shown in the lower part of the explanatory view of the packaging table with the 3B portion of the packaging frame on the front side at the time of packing is attached to the packaging frame 3. 2 is joined to the cross-hatched portion 3B shown on the back of the window lower frame 38 by gluing or a stepper on the right side of the perspective view seen from the back side in the packed state. Can function as a packaging aid.

  The packaging table 4 for this purpose will be described with reference to FIG. From the window lower frame joining portion 41 at the left end of the developed view to the right side, a base plate fold line 41L, a base plate 42 having two insertion holes 48, a back plate fold line 42L, a back plate 43, a shoulder frame fold line 43L. Following the shoulder frame 44, the back plate folding line 44L, the back plate 45, and the insertion 47, the two insertions 47 have a cable notch 46 inserted therebetween.

  This is a lower perspective view of the shape obtained by folding this to the front side of the drawing for each folding line and inserting the insertion 47 into the insertion hole 48 of the base plate 42, which is a perspective view seen from the back side in the packed state, FIG. 4: Explanatory drawing of packaging frame It is illustrated in the same direction as the perspective view of the packaging frame 3 as viewed from the back side in the packed state on the left side. The surface 4B of FIG. 5 is adhered or joined to the surface 3B of FIG. 4 in the direction of arrow B in the direction of arrow B, and the packaging frame 3 and the packaging base 4 are integrated into a packaging aid.

  The reason why the packaging frame 3 and the packaging base 4 are integrated is to create a cubic blank portion Q in the center of the packaging aid shown in the center of FIG. Although the size of the blank portion Q of the cube is mentioned in [0025], the function of this blank portion is easier to understand in FIG. FIG. 6 shows the lid 21 on the upper left and the packing container 2 packed on the right in plan view with the ceiling outer shell bt removed in the external view of the packing in FIG. 1B. In the lower part, the lid 21 is arranged on the left side and the packing container 2 packed on the right side when the right outer shell bs in the external appearance view of the package is removed.

  In FIG. 6, the width W of the article to be packaged is equal to the width W3 of the blank portion in FIG. 4, which is the window width of the rectangular window 31 of the packaging frame 3 as it is, and the window height H3 of the rectangular window 31 is the packaging height. It can be seen whether the height D is larger than the product height H and the depth D3 of the blank portion Q is substantially equal to or smaller than the depth D of the packaged product. The packaging using the packaging aid is performed by folding both sides of the article to be packaged 1 into an outer frame 33 and an inner frame 35 serving as a cardboard wall forming a box-shaped screen, and a rear plate 43 and a back plate. It is wrapped by a plate 45 and the remaining front side is pressed by an elastic plastic film 5 stuck to the square window 31.

  This enclosing is performed by raising the front portion upward at the window lower frame 38 and the window lower frame joining portion 41 for reinforcing the window lower frame 38 and connecting the bottom plate 42 to the back plate 43. Is forced to take an inclined position with the front part facing upward. In this position, the depth D of the packaged product is reduced by the inclination D3 of the outer frame 33 due to the inclination, so that the depth D projects from the rectangular window 31 by the size d as shown in the lower part of FIG. This means that the article to be packaged 1 is pressed to the rear by the deformation elasticity of the elastic plastic film 5 to protrude by the size d.

  In order to maintain this posture in the packaging container 2, the front hem frame 39 is stopped by the front horizontal fold 24 of the packaging container 2 at the lower part of the packaging aid that wraps the packaged article 1, and the upper hem frame is inclined slightly toward the rear at the upper part. The front folding line 37L serving as the front edge of the upper reinforcing frame 37 located at the upper end of the rectangular window 31 is stopped from moving forward by the ceiling shell bt of the packaging container 2. The holding of the posture of the article to be packaged 1 in the packaging container 2 realizes buffer packaging by the elasticity of the elastic plastic film 5, and achieves 1) buffer packaging of individually packaged products having a high specific gravity listed in [0009]. I have. In order to maintain this posture, it is desirable to be able to see the packaged object just by removing the lid as described in [0009], or to be able to check the packaged form if possible, if possible. It can also be appreciated that the packaging can be wrapped in a position facing the opening or lid placement surface where the surface that can be presented more can be seen.

In addition, if the conditions for performing this buffer packaging are confirmed here, it will become the following four items.
(1) The width W of the article 1 to be packaged = the width W3 of the rectangular window 31 = the width of the packaging table 4 <the inner width W2 of the packaging container 2.
(2) The height H of the article to be packaged <the vertical width H3 of the rectangular window 31 <the inside height H2 of the packaging container 2
(3) Depth D of packaged article 1 = <size D3 of inner frame 35 <internal depth D2 of packing container 2.
(4) Protrusion allowance d of the packaged article 1 from the square window d = depth D of the packaged article 1 × (0.1 ± 0.6), which is the film thickness of the elastic plastic film 5, the effective film width H3, and the elasticity. And the weight per unit area on the front surface of the packaged article 1 and the allowable impact upper limit setting.

  In the present invention configured as described above, it is natural that 4) the installation area at the time of the store display is not wider than that at the time of packing, and 6) that the display area can be stacked at the time of the store display. It does not seem necessary to explain that there is no or very little waste at the store display.

  In the above-mentioned stage [0013], the description is made as “parts which may or may not have the lid 21 of the packaging container 2”, but this lid prevents the packaged product 1 from being destroyed due to collision of foreign substances during transportation. Is the main purpose, and it cannot be said that it is inevitable in a social environment where transportation quality is high as it is now. For example, when the lid 21 is not used together, the entire periphery of the side of the package is simply wound with a transparent stretch film while keeping the upper stage of FIG. 1B, that is, the packaging posture shown on the right side of FIG. But I can think that it is enough. Thereby, it can be used for store display without unpacking work, and furthermore, there is a possibility that the advertisement can be a mobile advertisement by attaching a handle that can be brought back by the purchaser to the ceiling outer shell bt of the packaging container 2. Like.

  If possible, it works well as a buffer package to meet the demands of dealers so that they can be displayed on storefront displays without opening or simply removing the lid.

Package appearance (A) Package appearance (B) Store exterior display Packing configuration diagram Illustration of packing container example Illustration of the packaging frame Illustration of packaging stand Packaging cross section

Explanation of reference numerals

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Packaged goods 2 Packing container 20 Container shell 21 Container lid 212 Cutout of U-shape 213 Standing fold 214 Hook 22 Front vertical fold 23 Rear vertical blind plate 24 Front horizontal fold 25 Rear horizontal blind plate 26 Shell closing ear 27 Shell fold line 28 Front folded line 29 Rear folded line 3 Packaging frame 31 Square window 32 Window frame 32L Outer frame fold line 33 Outer frame 33L Rear frame fold line 34 Rear frame 34L Inner frame fold line 35 Inner frame 35L Front frame fold line 36 Front side Frame 37 Upper reinforcement frame 37L Window fold line 38 Window lower frame 38L Window lower fold line 38S Window lower cut 39 Front hem frame 39L Front hem fold line 3B Joining surface with 4B portion of packaging tool base 4 Packaging tool table 41 Window lower Frame joint 41L Base plate fold line 42 Base plate 42L Back plate fold line 43 Back plate 43L Shoulder frame fold line 44 Shoulder frame 44L Front plate fold line 45 Front plate 46 Cable cutout notch 47 Insertion 48 Insertion hole 4B Joining surface of packaging frame with 3B portion 5 Elastic plastic film 51 Joining portion of elastic plastic film with packaging tool bs Right outer shell in packaging external view bt Ceiling outer shell in packaging external view B Packaging tool Joining direction of the frame and the packaging base C Inserting direction of the packaging frame and the packaging base into the packaging container d Protrusion margin of the packaged product from the rectangular window D Depth of the packaged product D2 Inner depth of the packaging container D3 Blank space Depth of H Packaged height H2 Inner height of packing container H3 Height of blank space Q Blank space of cube W Packed product width W2 Inner width of packing container W3 Width of blank space

Claims (1)

  Both sides of the packaged product 1 are folded to form a box-shaped screen, and the back side is wrapped in the outer frame 33 and the inner frame 35 of the cardboard wall, and the back side is similarly wrapped by the back plate 43 and the back plate 45, and the front side of the packaged product 1 is The rectangular window 31 is held down by a transparent and flexible elastic plastic film 5 having only the upper and lower sides adhered to the rectangular window 31. The window lower frame 38 and the window lower frame joining portion 41 for reinforcing the window frame 38 raise the front part upward and make the back. A base plate 42 at the bottom connected to the plate 43 forcibly surrounds the base plate 42 and the front part of the article to be packaged 1 to take an inclined position in which the front portion faces upward. At the lower part of the tool, the front hem frame 39 is inserted by the front side folded back 24 of the packing container 2 and at the upper part, the front edge of the upper reinforcing frame 37 located at the upper end of the rectangular window 31 inclined slightly toward the rear. The upper fold line 37L is placed on the ceiling outer shell bt of the packaging container 2. Packaging aid, characterized in that stop moving to the side.

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