JPH055147Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] <Industrial field of application> This invention relates to a packaging box for storing batteries wrapped with header links, and is devised so that it can also be used as a product sales stand.

<Prior art> Generally, as a packaging box for storing products such as batteries packaged with header links, a box-shaped frame is made by connecting about four side pieces in an endless manner. The flaps provided on both sides can be assembled in a so-called fitting style, or the left and right flaps and the top and bottom flaps can be folded in sequence.
It is known that the overlapping portions of these flaps are adhered to form the upper and lower surfaces of a box-shaped frame, and products are stored inside the resulting packaging box.

<Problems to be Solved by the Invention> However, the above-mentioned conventional packaging boxes have a problem in that they are somewhat unsuitable for store display (box display) with products stored in the packaging boxes. This tendency is particularly strong when the product to be stored is a battery 17 packaged with a header link as shown in FIG. In other words, when storing this type of battery in a packaging box, the upwardly protruding header 18
Since the headers 18 get in the way, the only way to store them is to fold the headers 18 or to store them alternately so that the headers 18 overlap the battery heads. For this reason, it is no longer possible to display the product while it is still in the box.
The only options were to take them out of the box and display them by hanging them on hooks through the holes made in the header 18, or to display them in piles.

<Means for solving the problem> The packaging box of this invention has two notches in the box that can be cut all around, and only the center part of the box can be cut out from these notches. The gist is that the boxes are stored in two rows, one above the other, with their respective headers located in the center of the box in the vertical direction.

<Function> With the above configuration, when displaying batteries packaged with a header link, simply cut and remove the center part of the packaging box, and the upper part and lower part of the box will rotate in opposite directions, allowing all batteries to be displayed. The headers of the batteries are displayed with their heads facing upwards.

<Example> Next, an example in which this invention is applied to an assembly type packaging box will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Four side pieces 1 to 4, which will become the sides of the packaging box, and adhesive strips are attached to the mount shown in Figure 1, which is made by punching out base paper, along the vertical fold lines in the figure (dotted chain lines in the figure; the same applies hereinafter). 5 are successively connected, while upper flaps 6, 7 are attached to the upper side of the side pieces 1, 3 through the horizontal fold line in the figure.
, and bottom pieces 10 to 13 on the underside of side pieces 1 to 4,
Further, on the upper side of the side pieces 4, upper lids 8 with upper lid flaps 9 connected to each other via fold lines were made. Also,
Perforation-like cuts 14 and 15 were formed in the upper and lower parts of the side pieces 1 to 4 and the glue margin piece 5, respectively, so as to be continuous from side to side. On the other hand, a slit-shaped cut 16b is made between the fold line cuts 14 and 15 between the glue margin piece 5 and the side piece 4 for convenience when cutting out the center part of the box, which will be described later. A punch-out piece 16c of an appropriate size is provided approximately in the center of the right end of the piece 4 between the notches 14 and 15.

Then, the side pieces 1 to 4 and the glue margin piece 5 were bent at a substantially right angle at each of the above-mentioned fold lines, and the glue margin piece 5 was attached to the side piece 1 to make a box-shaped frame. Furthermore, on the bottom side of the box, bottom pieces 10 to 13 are located along the above-mentioned broken line.
Then, the protrusions of the bottom pieces 10 and 12 are sequentially inserted into both sides of the center recess of the bottom piece 7, and then the center protrusion of the bottom piece 13 is inserted into the center of the recess to open the bottom of the box. Formed. Then, the dry batteries 18 packaged with header links were stacked in two rows in the vertical direction so that the header portions were alternately positioned, and two batteries on each side were placed in the box. After that, the upper flaps 6 and 7 are bent at approximately right angles, the upper lid 8 is folded and stacked on top of these, and the upper lid flap 9 is further bent and inserted inside the side pieces 2, so that the top surface of the box is The above battery was sealed in a box. This state is shown in FIG. 2A.

After the packaging box containing the battery in this way is packed inside a cardboard box and transported, it is taken out from the cardboard box, and then the punched piece 16 on the outside of the box is removed.
c inward with your fingers, and while inserting your fingers into the recesses thus created, cut out the center portion 16a of the packaging box along the notches 14 and 15 as shown in FIG. 2B. Then, the battery inside the box becomes exposed from the center of the side surface of the box, and the packaging box is divided into an upper box part A and a lower box part B. Then, as shown in FIG. 2C, dry batteries 17A and 17 are placed on the bottom of each.
With B stored, move the upper part A of the box and the lower part B of the box by 1/4 in opposite directions, for example.
Rotate each rotation and divide into two.

Thereafter, these parts A and B are displayed with their bottoms facing down as shown in FIG. 2D. At this time, the header portions of the dry batteries 17A, 17B face upward, and the dry batteries 17A, 17B can be clearly seen from the outside, allowing for a desirable box display.

It goes without saying that this invention can also be applied to packaging boxes in which the upper and lower surfaces of the box-shaped frame are formed by sequentially folding flaps provided on both sides of the side pieces and fixing the overlapping parts.

<Effects of the invention> As described above, according to the packaging box of this invention, by simply cutting and removing the central part of the packaging box, the upper part of the box and the lower part of the box rotate in opposite directions, and all Since the batteries are displayed with the header portions facing upward, the batteries packaged with the header links can be clearly seen from the outside, resulting in the effect that preferred box display can be easily carried out.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a developed view of a packaging box according to an embodiment of this invention.
Fig. 2A is a perspective view of the embodiment after assembly, Fig. 2B is a perspective view of the box with the central portion removed from the notch provided in the side piece, and Fig. 2C and D show the procedure for displaying the box. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a battery housed in a packaging box. 1-4... Side piece, 6, 7... Upper flap, 8
...Top lid, 10-13...Bottom piece, 14,15...
Notch, 16a...Central part of the box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] Notches that can be cut all around the box are provided at two locations, and only the center portion of the box can be cut from these cuts, and batteries packaged with header links are placed in the center portion of the box in the vertical direction. A packaging box characterized by being stored in two rows, top and bottom, so that headers are located.