JP2009091030A - Carton - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a carton capable of beautifully fitting a sheet of wrapping paper by simple manual work. <P>SOLUTION: The carton is for storing gum and selling it. A receiving plate is formed by folding back inside an extending part 16 provided at a blank forming a carton body and sticking its tip, and an inserting part is provided at the surface side of the receiving plate by a cutting line and a through-hole 14a adjoining the cutting line, and a plurality of bundled sheets of wrapping paper P for the gum are removably pinched into the inserting part. The sheets of the wrapping paper can be beautifully fitted by the simple manual work without using a pressure-sensitive adhesive as in a conventional case. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention belongs to the technical field of cartons composed of paperboard for paper containers and the like, and particularly relates to a carton used for storing and selling granular gum which is a confectionery.

  Conventionally, as a form of selling granular gum which is a confectionery, there is one in which a plurality of gums are put in a cardboard carton and packaged. In the sales form in which gum is stored in a carton like this, the gum may not be individually wrapped, but there is no wrapping paper to wrap and throw away the chewed gum, so multiple sheets of wrapping paper are used. An integrally attached carton is known.

JP-A-6-67314 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-255035

  The carton described in the above-mentioned patent document has a form in which a plurality of discarded papers in a bundle are stuck to the outside of the carton, and can be used by tearing or peeling the wrapping paper one by one. However, in order to attach to the carton by sticking, it is necessary to perform sticking processing on the wrapping paper mount, and there is a problem that costs are increased. In addition, a high-performance sealing machine is required for the sticking work to put it neatly in place, and it has to be put carefully even by manual work. Sometimes there was the inconvenience that it could not be removed.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a carton in which a wrapping paper can be neatly attached by a simple manual operation.

  In order to achieve the above object, the carton of the present invention is a carton for storing and selling gum, and the extension portion provided in the blank forming the carton body is folded inward and the tip is attached. A receiving plate portion is formed, and an insertion portion is provided on the front side of the receiving plate portion by a cut line and a punch hole adjacent to the cut line, and a plurality of gums bundled in the insertion portion It is characterized in that the wrapping paper is inserted in a removable manner.

  The carton of the present invention is wrapped in a simple manual operation without using an adhesive as in the prior art because the gum wrapping paper, which is a bundle of a plurality of sheets, is sandwiched in the insertion part on the front side of the receiving plate part. Paper can be installed neatly.

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

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the outer box and the inner box constituting the carton according to the present invention in a separated state with the front side facing up, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the outer box facing down, and the outer box 10 shown in these figures. 3 is assembled from a blank A whose developed view is shown in FIG. 3, and the inner box 20 is assembled from a blank B whose developed view is shown in FIG. These blanks A and B are sized so that the inner box 20 can be inserted into the outer box 10 and can slide inside the outer box 10.

  The blank A shown in FIG. 3 is formed by punching a paperboard board, and a side plate 11, an upper plate 12, a side plate 13, a lower plate 14 and a paste margin plate 15 for forming a carton main body are inserted through a folding line. Further, a rectangular extension portion 16 is provided on the lower side of the lower plate 14 via a broken line. The extended portion 16 is slightly narrower than the lower plate 14 and has a length about half that of the lower plate 14. The extended portion 16 is formed between a sticking portion 16 a on the tip side and a support portion 16 b on the root side by a ruler near the tip. It is partitioned. Further, the lower plate 14 is provided with a cut line m that crosses a portion near the lower side, and a semicircular ruled hole 14a is provided adjacent to the upper side of the cut line m.

  Further, a cut line a having a predetermined length is provided at a position closer to the front in the connecting portion between the upper plate 12 and the side plates 11 and 13. The pair of cut lines a are formed so as to protrude slightly from the upper plate 12 toward the side plates 11 and 13, respectively. When the connecting portion is bent, the upper plate is formed as shown in FIGS. A narrow convex piece 12a protrudes like a ridge on both sides of the twelve side, and a slit is formed below the convex piece 12a. Further, a notch 12b is formed in front of the upper plate 12 so that the inner box can be easily pulled out.

  A blank B shown in FIG. 4 is formed by punching a paperboard board in the same manner as the blank A, and the side plate 21, the top plate 22, the side plate 23, the bottom plate 24, and the adhesive margin plate 25 are successively connected via a folding line. A front end plate 26 and a rear end plate 27 are connected to each other before and after the top plate 22 via folding lines. Insertion flaps 28 and 29 are inserted at the front ends of the front end plate 26 and the rear end plate 27, respectively. Are connected to each other. Folding flaps 21 a and 21 b are provided before and after the side plate 21, and folding flaps 23 a and 23 b are provided before and after the side plate 23.

  And in the middle of the connecting portion between the top plate 22 and the side plates 21 and 23, the "F" type and the cut line "b" opposite to each other are provided facing each other. When bent, these wedge lines b form two wedge-shaped protruding portions 22a as shown in FIG. When the inner box 20 is set in the outer box 10, these wedge-shaped protruding portions 22 a are in a state where they enter the slit formed by the cut line a of the outer box 10, and the inner box 20 is fixed from the outer box 10. It is possible to pull out only the distance. That is, it can be pulled out until the wedge-shaped protruding portion 22a of the top plate 22 contacts the front end of the slit. One side plate 23 is provided with an opening α for taking out the contents. The opening α is provided at a position where the inner box 20 is exposed from the outer box 10 when the inner box 20 is pulled out from the outer box 10 by a certain distance. ing.

  The front end plate 26 of the blank B is slightly larger in width than the top plate 22, and when the inner box 20 is inserted into the outer box 10 and slid and closed, the left and right sides of the front end plate 26 are located on the outer box 10. The side plates 11 and 13 contact the outer edges of the side plates. When the carton is closed in this way, the front side plate 26 of the inner box 20 comes into contact with the side plates 11 and 13 of the outer box 10, but at substantially the same time as the wedge-shaped protruding portion 22a of the top plate 22 comes into contact with the rear end of the slit. is there.

  Further, a cut line c is formed at the boundary between the front end plate 26 and the top plate 22 in a state of slightly projecting toward the top plate 22, and when the fold line at the boundary portion is bent, it is shown in FIG. 1. In this way, a small convex piece 26a protrudes on the upper side of the front end plate 26, and the cut line c is located in front of the notch 12a on the upper plate 12 of the outer box 10 by the protruding piece 26a. It is formed as follows.

  A carton C as shown in FIG. 5 is formed from these blanks A and B. First, the outer box 10 and the inner box 20 are separately assembled with the blanks A and B.

  In order to assemble the outer box 10 with the blank A, the extension portion 16 is folded back and the sticking portion 16a at the tip thereof is stuck to the back side of the lower plate 14, and the glue margin plate 15 is stuck to the back side of the side plate 11 in that state. By doing so, the sack is pasted, and this may be raised in a rectangular tube shape. As a result, as shown in FIG. 2, the outer box 10 has a receiving plate portion formed by an extension portion 16 adhered to the back side of the lower plate 14, and is adjacent to the score line m on the front side of the receiving plate portion. An insertion portion is provided by the punch hole 14a.

  On the other hand, in order to assemble the blank B and form the inner box 20, first, the adhesive margin plate 25 is attached to the back side of the side plate 21 and pasted with a sack. 21b and 23b are folded inward and the insertion flaps 29 are inserted to cover the rear end plate 27. The contents are filled from the front part opened after closing the rear part in this way, the folding flaps 21a and 23a are folded inward, the insertion flaps 28 are inserted, and the front end plate 26 is covered.

  After assembling the outer box 10 and the inner box 20, the inner box 20 filled with the contents is inserted from one end of the outer box 10 to integrate them as shown in FIG. 5. At this time, by inserting the inner box 20 from the front of the outer box 10, the inner box 20 has a wedge-shaped projecting portion 22 a on both sides of the top plate 22 inserted into each slit at the convex piece 12 a of the outer box 10. In this state, it is set in the outer box 10. That is, the wedge-shaped protruding portion 22a of the inner box 20 reaches the slit while being in contact with the inner surface of the outer box 10 in a slightly deformed state, and is expanded so that the deformation returns to the original state when entering the slit. As a result, the inner box 20 is slidably set in the outer box 10, and the carton C shown in FIG. 5 is completed.

  After the carton C is formed in this way, as shown in FIG. 6, the bundled wrapping paper P is inserted and attached to the lower side of the cut line m in the lower plate 14 of the outer box 10. At this time, the wrapping paper P is inserted into the insertion portion formed by the cut line m and the punched hole 14a adjacent to the piercing line m, and since the receiving plate portion is formed by the extension portion 16 therebelow, the wrapping paper P Will be held without falling inside. And in the state which attached the wrapping paper P in this way, it is set as a sales form by overlapping the whole with an exterior film.

  Note that the time point when the wrapping paper P is set is not limited to the case where it is attached to the outer box 10 after the carton C is formed as described above. For example, the inner box 20 may be inserted into the outer box 10 that is attached to the outer box 10 that has been sack pasted.

  In order to take out the contents from the carton C in FIG. 5, a fingertip is inserted into the notch 12 b in the upper plate 12 of the outer box 10, and the convex piece 26 a formed on the upper part of the front end plate 26 is pushed forward to move the inner box Pull 20 out. Alternatively, the inner box 20 is pulled out by grasping both sides of the front end plate 26. Alternatively, the inner box 20 is pushed out by pushing the rear end plate 27 forward. As a result, as shown in FIG. 7, the inner box 20 is pulled out until the wedge-shaped protruding portion 22a comes into contact with the front end of the slit. At that time, the opening α of the inner box 20 is exposed as shown in FIG. The contents can be drawn out. Further, when the inner box 20 is closed after the contents are taken out or after the wrapping paper P is removed, the front side plate 26 is pushed into the outer box 10 by pushing the front end plate 26 so that the front side plate 26 becomes the side plate of the outer box 10. 11 or 13 or at substantially the same time, the wedge-shaped protruding portion 22a of the top plate 22 comes into contact with the rear end of the slit to return to the state shown in FIG.

  When discarding the chewing gum, the bundled wrapping paper P is pulled out from the cut line m in the lower plate 14 of the outer box 10 and used. In this case, one sheet is peeled off from the bundle of wrapping paper P and used, and the remaining portion is inserted again at the cut line m and returned. Therefore, the wrapping paper P which is a sheet-like bundle that is easily broken can be firmly held until the gum in the carton C is removed.

  The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above. However, the carton according to the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It is natural that there is.

  For example, in the above example, the carton is composed of a combination of an outer box and an inner box, but the blank forming the carton body has an extension portion that can be folded back inside, thereby forming a receiving plate portion, and the receiving plate. A one-piece sack box is possible as long as the insertion part is provided on the front side of the part by a cut line and a punch hole adjacent thereto.

It is a perspective view which shows the outer box and inner box which comprise the carton which concerns on this invention in a separated state by making each face up. It is a perspective view which shows the outer box which comprises the carton which concerns on this invention as facing down. It is an expanded view of the blank which forms the outer box of the carton shown in FIG. It is an expanded view of the blank which forms the inner box of the carton shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the assembled carton in the state seen from the front side. It is a perspective view which shows the assembled carton in the state seen from the back side. It is a perspective view which shows the opened carton in the state seen from the front side.

Explanation of symbols

A, B Blank C Carton P Wrapping paper a, b, c, m Cut line α Opening 10 Outer box 11 Side plate 12 Upper plate 12a Convex piece 12b Notch 13 Side plate 14 Lower plate 14a Punch 15 15 Adhesive margin plate 16 Extension part 16a Adhering part 16b Supporting part 20 Inner box 21 Side plate 21a, 22b Folding flap 22 Top plate 22a Wedge-like protruding part 23 Side plate 23a, 23b Folding flap 24 Bottom plate 25 Glue margin plate 26 Front end plate 26a Convex piece 27 Rear end plate 28, 29 Insertion flap

Claims (1)

  A carton for storing and selling gum, wherein a backing plate portion is formed by folding an extension portion provided in a blank forming the carton body inward and sticking the tip thereof. An insertion portion is provided by a cut line and a punching hole adjacent to the cut line on the front side, and a gum wrapping paper in which a plurality of sheets are bundled is inserted in the insertion portion so as to be removable. carton.

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