JPH0415100Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to a box that can also be used as a display stand. The present invention relates to a box that can be used as a display stand for stored items.

[Conventional technology]

When discarding a medium such as agar after cultivating bacteria for the purpose of testing or research, this medium contains live bacteria and emits a strong odor, so it cannot be disposed of as is. For this reason, the conventional measures taken are to store the culture medium in a bag made of heat-resistant synthetic resin such as polypropylene with a deodorizer in a capsule, seal it, and dispose of it after high-temperature sterilization and deodorization. That is what it means. The capsule containing the deodorant melts inside the bag due to heat, so simply heating it will sterilize and deodorize at the same time.

Conventionally, flat boxes have been generally used as containers for housing and transporting bags and capsules of this type, as well as sealing members for sealing the bags. Some of these boxes can be used as displays for the contents after they have been transported, but in many conventional boxes, the parts for the display stand are prepared separately. When used as a display stand, this member was assembled together with the box to form the display stand.

In addition, there are also known cases in which a part of the lid etc. of the box is cut off and attached to the side of the box to keep the box in an upright position, but in this case also it can be used as a display stand. In order to do this, a separate member was required in addition to the box, so it was not much different from the box described above.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

This idea was made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and its purpose is to create a box that can be used not only for packaging but also as a display stand for stored items. The object of the present invention is to provide a device that does not require separate components.

Another object of this invention is to provide a box of the above type which is extremely easy to manufacture as well as to assemble into a display stand.

[Means for solving problems]

This invention takes the following technical measures to achieve the above objective.

That is, there are perforation lines 17 and fold lines 1 on the front part 1.
a defines the part 19 that will become the display part, and the fold line 1a of the part 19 that will become the display part
The part 19 which becomes the display part, which forms the part 20 which becomes the locking part at the end opposite to the above, is separated from the front part 1 along the perforation line 17, and is separated from the front part 1 along the fold line 1a. It can be folded forward and pulled out. Then, the portion 20 that will become the locking portion is locked to the front portion 1, and the portion 20 that will be the locking portion is locked to the front portion 1.
By forming the portion between 0 and the fold line 1a into a cylindrical shape, it can be used as a display section.

A pair of support legs 28 are defined in the rear parts 12 and 13 by a perforation line 27 and a fold line 26. By separating it from 12 and 13 and bending it backward along the fold line 26, it can be made into a support leg that projects rearward.

Furthermore, it has a portion 16 defined by the perforation line 14 that serves as a connecting member between the pair of support legs, and when separated along the perforation line 14, the portion 16 that serves as the connecting member separates from the rear surface. 12,
A pair of support legs protruding rearward from 13 can be connected to each other.

[Effect]

Next, the operation of the above technical means will be explained.

The display section 19 is drawn forward from the front section 1 and is formed into a cylindrical shape, so that rod-shaped deodorant capsules 31 and the like can be displayed in this section.

In addition, the portion of the front section 1 from which the display portion 19 and the locking portion 20 have been removed serves as a window for viewing the inside of the box, making it possible to view the bags, etc. stored inside the box from the outside. I can do it. Similarly, the portion where the connecting member 16 of the box is removed can also serve as a window.

Since the pair of supporting legs 28 are bent backward and connected to each other, the box can be stably maintained in an upright position.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

Fig. 1 shows the box according to this invention in an unfolded state, with an upper part 2, a lower part 3, a left part 4, and a right part 5 on the upper and lower and left and right edges of a rectangular front part 1. Each is bendable. The upper edge of the upper part 2 and the left and right edges are provided with reinforcing parts 6, 7,
Similarly, reinforcing parts 9 and 1 are provided on the lower edge and left and right edges of the lower part 3, respectively.
0 and 11 are provided so that they can be bent. Furthermore, bendable rear face parts 12 and 13 are provided on the left edge of the left side part 4 and the right edge of the right side part 5, respectively, and these two rear face parts 12 and 13 constitute the rear face of the box. Ru.

This box, which is composed of the above-mentioned parts, is all rectangular except for the front part 1, so when assembled, it becomes a rectangular parallelepiped box as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. In this state, bags, deodorant capsules, sealing members, etc. can be accommodated and transported.

A substantially trapezoidal perforation line 14 is formed in the upper part of the front part 1 of this box, and this perforation line 1
Two notch grooves 15 are formed in the interior of the housing 4 upward from the lower end. This perforation line 14
The portion 16 surrounded by is a connecting member that connects the support legs of the box, which will be described later.

Another perforation line 17 is further formed in the front part 1 from the lower part to the center part. This perforation line 17 consists of two straight line parts extending upward in parallel from the lower edge 1a of the front part 1, extending outward from the upper end of each straight line part, bending upward, and then bending inward to meet each other. It consists of connected bent parts, and the upper ends of both straight parts are connected by a fold line 18.
A portion 19 surrounded by this perforation line 17 and the lower edge 1a of the front part 1 which becomes a fold line as described later.
is the part that becomes the display part, and also the fold line 18
and the bent part of the perforation line 17 20
This is a locking part for locking the tip of the display part 19 to the front part 1 and stabilizing it when assembling the part 19 that will become the display part.

The display part 19 is formed by four strip-shaped parts 2 below the fold line 18 by three fold lines.
1, 22, 23, and 24, and a plurality of through holes 25 are arranged in parallel in the second band-shaped portion 22 from the top. This through hole 25 is for inserting and displaying a deodorant capsule or the like therein.

The two rear face parts 12 and 13 are formed with a folding line 26 extending vertically upward from the lower edge thereof, and a perforation line 27 extending obliquely upward from the lower edge and connecting to the upper end of the folding line 26. A substantially triangular portion 28 surrounded by the fold line 26, perforation line 27, and lower edge serves as a support leg when the box is erected, and has a cutout groove 29 extending upward from the lower edge. ing.

Next, a method of assembling this box when used as a display stand will be explained.

First, the trapezoidal part of the front part 1, that is, the part 16 which becomes the connecting member of the support legs, is cut along the perforation line 14 and separated from the front part 1.

Next, the part 19 of the front part 1 that will become the display part is cut out along the perforation line 17 and bent forward at right angles along the lower edge 1a. At this time, the part 19 that will become the display part is pulled out forward from the front part 1, so in this state, the part 19 is successively bent at right angles along the three fold lines to form a cylinder, and the part 19 is locked. The portion 20 that will become the cylindrical portion is bent along the fold line 18 in the opposite direction to the cylindrical portion.

In this way, after creating a crease in the part 19 that will become the display part, the part 20 that will become the locking part is added to the front part 1.
It is inserted into the inside of the box through the empty space created by removing the saw part 19, and pushed down to the lower end of the front part 1, that is, until it comes into contact with the lower part 3. Then, the display section 19 is locked to the front surface 1 of the box and is held there by the lower edge 1a. Here, by folding the portion 19 along the creases made in advance as described above, a rectangular cylindrical display section is formed, with the top surface being the strip portion 22 with the through holes 25 arranged in parallel, as shown in FIG. be able to.

The length of the portion 20 serving as the stop portion is required to be greater than the length of the portion other than the portion 20 of the portion 19 serving as the display portion in order to be locked to the front portion 1. Moreover, the width may be slightly larger or smaller than the width of the lower part 3, but it is preferable to make it substantially equal to this width. This has the advantage that the portion 20 serving as the locking portion does not move between the front portion 1 and the rear portions 12 and 13, and is stably locked.

Finally, cut the substantially triangular parts of the two rear parts 12 and 13, that is, the parts 28 that will become the support legs, along the perforation line 27.
Cut it out along the fold line 26 and bend it outward at right angles along the fold line 26. Then, the part 16 which is to be a connecting member separated from the front part 1 is attached to the part 28 by inserting its two notch grooves 15 into the notch grooves 29 of the part 28 from below and engaging them. In this way, the two parts 28 protruding rearward
are interconnected and serve as supporting legs when the box is erected, as shown in Figure 5.

It is preferable that the distance between the two notch grooves 15 of the portion 16 is approximately equal to the distance between the two fold lines 26 so that the protruding portion 28 is approximately perpendicular to the rear surface portions 12 and 13. This is because the box can stand stably. In this embodiment, the interval between the notch grooves 15 is the same as the interval between the folding lines 26, and furthermore, the interval between the notch grooves 15 and 2
The length of the connecting member 9 is adjusted so that when assembled as shown in FIG. 5, the lower edge of the connecting member 16 is aligned with the lower edge of the supporting leg 28.
Therefore, the lower edge of the connecting member 16 also comes into contact with the surface of the stand on which the box is placed, which has the advantage of further stabilizing the box.

The two rear parts 12 and 13 are connected to each other by a connecting member 30 such as duct tape during packaging, so the parts 28 that become the support legs can be easily bent, and the box is stable even when standing up. do.

The reinforcing portions 6 and 9 are bent as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, and serve to resist the pressing force acting mainly on the box in the left-right direction. Further, the other reinforcing parts 7, 8, 10, and 11 are arranged as shown in Figs. 4 to 6, and are mainly used to resist the pressing force acting on the box in the front-rear direction. .

In the box assembled as described above, the deodorant capsule 31 contained therein is taken out from the empty space formed by removing the display section 19 of the front section 1 and inserted into the through hole 25 of the display section. By doing so, you can display it. In addition, the bag and sealing member are
Part 1 that becomes a display section while remaining inside the box
It can be seen from the outside through the space formed by removing the connecting member 9 and the connecting member 16.

As the material for this box, commonly used materials such as cardboard, paper or plastic cardboard boxes can be used.

Furthermore, it goes without saying that the rear surface portion may be constructed from a single portion instead of the two portions 12 and 13 as in this embodiment. However, if the bag is symmetrical in the unfolded state as in this embodiment, it has the advantage of being easier to pack.

Furthermore, although the display section is formed into a rectangular cylindrical shape in this embodiment, it can be easily modified into various other shapes. For example, the display section can be formed without providing the through hole 25. The cross-sectional shape of the deodorant capsule 31 is made concave, and the deodorant capsule 31 is placed in a recessed part on the top surface.
etc. can be stored and displayed.

[Effect of idea]

This invention has the above-mentioned structure, and has the advantage that it can be used not only as a packaging box but also as a display stand for stored items without using any separate member. Moreover, the box can be manufactured very easily by punching out the material in the unfolded state, and also has the advantage that it is extremely easy to assemble it as a display stand.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Each figure shows one embodiment of the box according to this invention. Figure 1 is a front view of the box in an unfolded state, Figure 2 is a front view of the packed state, and Figure 3 is a rear view of the box. . Figures 4 to 6 show the assembled state of the box as a display stand, with the contents omitted; Figure 4 is a perspective view with a portion cut away as seen diagonally from the front; 6 is a perspective view as seen from the oblique rear, and FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 4. 1... Front part, 1a... Lower edge of front part (fold line), 12, 13... Rear part, 14, 17, 27
...Perforation line, 15,29...Notch groove, 16...
Portions that become connecting members, 18, 26...Folding lines, 1
9... Part that will become a display part, 20... Part that will become a locking part.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A section 19 that will become a display section is defined on the front part 1 by perforation lines 17 and fold lines 1a, and an end of the section 19 that will become a display section on the opposite side to the fold line 1a. The part 19 which becomes the display part is separated from the front part 1 along the perforation line 17 and folded forward along the fold line 1a. Pull it out to the front.
Further, the portion 20 serving as the locking portion is locked to the front face portion 1, and the portion between the portion 19 serving as the locking portion and the folding line 1a is formed into a cylindrical shape and can be used as a display portion. , a pair of support legs 28 are defined on the rear surfaces 12 and 13 by perforation lines 27 and fold lines 26, and the support legs 28 extend along the perforation lines 27 to the rear surface 12. , 13 and bent backward along the folding line 26, the support leg can be made to protrude rearward, and furthermore, it can be a connecting member for the pair of support legs defined by the perforation line 14. The part 16, which serves as a connecting member, can connect to each other a pair of support legs that are separated along the perforation line 14 and project rearward of the rear face parts 12 and 13. A box that doubles as a display stand.