JPH0447064Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (Industrial application field) This invention is a box for transporting foodstuffs, confectionery, etc. After transport, a part of the box can be bent and transformed into a display stand. This relates to a transport box that is designed to serve as an exhibition.

(Prior art) Usually, a box for transporting goods and a display stand for displaying the goods are separate, but in order to reduce manufacturing and transportation costs, and to make the display stand easier to use. There is a transportation box that can be used for both purposes (for example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 59-29864).

(Problem to be solved by the invention) This type of exhibition/transportation box is formed as a single box made of cardboard, etc., and this box has creases, perforations, and cut-off lines to form an exhibition stand after transportation. Since it is pre-applied at a predetermined position, there is a risk that the strength of the transport box may be slightly reduced.

In addition, since the box has pre-formed slit holes for locking the folded pieces when it is transformed into an exhibition stand, there is a problem with the sealability of the box as a transport box. It may be necessary to cut the section along the perforations or cut-off lines, which requires a cutter knife and is troublesome.If cut improperly, the appearance of the display stand may deteriorate, or the display stand may not be formed properly. There are also problems such as being unable to do so.

This invention was made with the aim of solving all of these conventional problems, and is a strong transport box.
The purpose of the present invention is to provide an exhibition/transportation box that has excellent sealing properties and can be easily transformed into an exhibition stand.

(Means for Solving the Problem) As a means for solving this problem, the present invention has an outer box that is formed so that it can be divided, and a box that forms a box body when folded and folded along a predetermined crease. The object is to include an inner box that serves as a display member, and the inner box is housed within the outer box.

(Example) Hereinafter, this invention will be specifically explained with reference to an example shown in the drawings.

In the figure, 1 is an outer box, and the upper body 1 is cut by cutting tape 2 provided around the body.
It can be divided into a lower body 1b and a lower body 1b. 3
is an inner box which becomes a box for storing articles when folded, and becomes a member for displaying articles when folded along a predetermined crease.

In the inner box 3, the inner flap 31 has a substantially trapezoidal shape, the smaller bottom of which is connected to the outer flap 32, and a first fold 31a is formed near the connecting portion.
However, a second fold line 31b is provided in a direction that intersects with this fold line and reaches the side of the end plate 33, and a third fold line 31c is provided in a straight line near the pointed free end. These folds are also arranged symmetrically on the other inner flap 31'.

On the other hand, the outer flap 32'
Unlike the other side plate 34, the side plate 34' that follows this outer flap is not connected to the end plates 33, 33' at both ends, but is connected to the end plates 33, 33' by connecting the two ends. Fold lines 34'a of the book are provided in parallel at predetermined positions.

The inner box 3 formed in this way can be closed by folding the first fold 31a of the inner flap 31 to close the outer flap 32, and then overlapping the long outer flap 32' on top of this. It can be done. Therefore, articles (not shown) are stored in this inner box 3, and this inner box 3 is also inserted into the outer box 1.
If you insert it into a container and seal it with duct tape, you can immediately package it.

In this case, the inner box 3 and the outer box 1 are double wrapped, and unlike the conventional case, the outer box has no creases, perforations, or tear lines that would weaken the strength of the box, so the strength of the box is significantly increased. I can do something.

Furthermore, since the outer box 1 does not have slit holes as in the conventional case, it has excellent sealing properties.

After transportation, the cut tape 2 cuts the appearance 1.
By opening the package, removing the upper body 1a, and folding the inner box 3, the product can be displayed in a store as a display stand. That is, as shown in FIG. 2A, first, after removing the upper body 1a, the long outer flap 34' of the inner box 3 is folded forward, and the other outer flap 32 is erected. Next, as shown in FIG. 3B, both inner flaps 31 and 31' are raised up, and each inner flap is bent outward by mountain-folding along the second fold line 31b. Finally, as shown in Figure C, the third
The lower ends of both inner flaps 31, 31' are inserted and fixed under the lower body 1b, and at the same time the side plate 34'
The exhibition stand 4 can be formed by folding all the folds 34'a into mountain folds and placing the long outer flap 32' under the lower body 1b.

In the case of this invention, there is no need to cut the box when transforming it into an exhibition stand, so the work is easy.
There is no need for a cutter, and it is possible to prevent deterioration in appearance and inability to deform due to careless cutting.

Incidentally, the outer box may be divided from the beginning, and when the inner box is stored, the outer box may be sealed with tape or the like to be integrated.

(Effects of the invention) As explained above, according to this invention, the inner box, which serves both as a storage box and a display member, is covered with an outer box that is formed so that it can be separated, resulting in double packaging. The strength and sealing properties of the box can be increased during storage or storage, and after transportation, the display stand can be formed by simply dividing the outer box and folding the inner box, making the process extremely simple and aesthetically pleasing. It has excellent effects such as being able to form a beautiful display stand with good surface area.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of this invention;
Figure 2 A, B, and C are all perspective views showing how the exhibition stand is formed, Figure 3 is a developed view of the inner box, and Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view when the outer box is divided. be. 1...outer box, 1a...upper body, 1b...lower body, 2...cut tape, 3...inner box, 4...display stand.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It comprises an outer box that is formed to be divisible, and an inner box that forms a box body when folded and becomes a display member when folded along a predetermined crease, and the inner box is stored within the outer box. A display and transportation box featuring: