JPH057128Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Technical Field> The present invention relates to a packaging device for packaging documents such as a warranty card together with an object to be packed.

<Prior Art> A conventional packaging device is shown in FIGS. 6 to 8. In FIGS. 6 to 8, reference numeral 1 denotes a case made of cardboard or the like, and the case 1 is shaped like a container that opens upward. This case 1
Flap 1a, 1b,
1c and 1d are formed, and among these, the opposing flaps 1b and 1d are folded inward, and the opposing flaps 1a and 1c are folded over them, and the flap 1 is formed.
The joint portion of a and 1c is sealed with a sealing tool (metal fitting) 2.

By the way, in general, for equipment, documents 3 such as a warranty card placed in a plastic bag 4 etc. are packaged together with the packaged object. Conventionally, this document 3 is placed on the inner flap 1b as shown in FIG. Flap 1b placed on it and flap 1 placed over it
At the same time, a tape 5 is pasted over the plastic bag 4 on the flap 1b, and the tip of the plastic bag 4 is bent toward the side surface of the case 1 and pasted with tape 6.

However, with such a packaging form, the documents 3 such as the warranty card cannot be taken out without unpacking. In other words, after the manufacturer ships the product sealed, the retailer must write the store name etc. on the warranty card, but once the package is opened, the sealer 2 must be removed as shown in Figure 7. The marks A and B will look unsightly. Also, documents 3 such as the warranty card are attached with tape 5 and 6, so if you peel them off,
As shown in FIG. 8, the marks C and D also look unsightly. Moreover, once the package is unpacked, the sealing tool 2 closes the flaps 1b and 1 on the top surface.
d, making resealing extremely difficult. Therefore, in the past, the actual situation was that the products were sold to users without taking out the warranty.

In addition, in the conventional packaging form, the work of pasting the document 3 with tapes 5 and 6 is laborious, and the cost increases by the amount of tape. It is also difficult to automate. On the other hand, the plastic bag 4 in which the warranty card is placed also causes an increase in costs.

<Means for solving conventional problems> In order to solve the above problems, in a packaging device in which documents are packed together with objects to be packed in a case, the side of the packaging box and the top of the case that is continuous with the side are sealed. Two score lines or perforation break lines are formed along the inner flap for the purpose of the product, and a score line or perforation break line is formed between the inner flap side ends of the two score lines or perforation break lines. and a window is provided by forming a fold line between the side edges of the packaging box, and a warranty card is attached to a cushioning body provided inside the case corresponding to the window to cushion the packaged object. A recessed portion for fitting is provided, a convex portion flush with the top surface of the shock absorber is provided within the recessed portion, and a U-shaped notch is provided in the center near the end of the warranty card that protrudes toward the end. , a ruled line is provided from both ends of the U-shaped cut toward both ends in the vertical direction, and in order for the warranty card to fit into the convex portion, the ruled line on the warranty card is bent. The letter-shaped part is a tongue piece, and a hole is provided in the part where the tongue piece remains at the end of the warranty card that is bent along the ruled line, and the convex part of the buffer is inserted into the hole provided at the end of the warranty card. insert.

<Function> Documents can be taken in and out through this window without having to unpack the case.

Also, when folding the edge of the warranty card along the ruled line,
By providing a protruding tongue piece, the protrusion provided in the concave part of the pad fits into the hole formed by the tongue piece provided at the bent end of the warranty card, so that the warranty card can be folded. It is firmly fixed.

<Examples> Examples of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
It should be noted that the same parts as those in the prior art will be given the same reference numerals and the explanation will be omitted.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a case used in an embodiment of the present invention. In Fig. 1, 1 is a case, and flaps 1a and 1b (1c and 1d are not shown).
has. Inner flap 1 of these flaps
A window 8 is provided on both sides of the ruled line 7 of the flap 1b. This window 8 forms a ruled line 9 on the side surface of the case 1, and cuts lines 10, 1 extending from both ends of the ruled line 9 to the ruled line 7 of the flap 1b.
0, and furthermore, a U-shaped cut line 1 is formed on the flap 1b by connecting the cut lines 10 and 10.
It is an L-shaped member formed by forming 1. A solder-shaped notch 12 is formed in the flap 1a corresponding to the window 8, so that the window 8 can be easily opened during sealing.

Next, the structure of the styrene pad included in this case 1 will be explained. In Figure 2,
Reference numeral 13 denotes a styrene pad made of styrene foam or the like, and this styrene pad 13 is fitted into a corner of a packaged object (not shown) to prevent damage to the packaged object. A recess 14 is formed on the upper surface of this part 13 at a position corresponding to the window 8.
The warranty is kept within the company. A recess 15 cut diagonally downward is formed in front of the recess 14 and adjacent to the window 8, and a top surface is formed within this recess 15 flush with the upper surface of the recess 14. A convex portion 16 is formed.

Next, the structure of the warranty will be explained using FIG. 3. In FIG. 3, 17 is a warranty card, and this warranty card 17 includes the recess 1 of the part 13.
Ruled lines 18 and 18 are provided corresponding to the joint portions 4 and 15, and a U-shaped cut line 19 is formed in the center portion corresponding to the convex portion 16, and this cut line 19 allows the tongue piece 20 is formed.

Now, let's talk about the packaging of this kind of packaging equipment.
This will be explained with reference to FIG. First, the article to be packaged and the part 13 are stored in the case 1 with the flaps 1a, 1b, 1c, and 1d of the case open. In this state, as shown in FIGS. 4a and 4b, insert the warranty card 17 between the pad 13 and the case 1 in the direction of the arrow. Next, as shown in Figure 4c and d, the warranty card 1
7 at the ruled line 18 and pull it toward the inside of the case (in the direction of the arrow). Warranty 17
By bending along the ruled line 18, a tongue piece 20 is formed to protrude forward at the cut line 19, and the protrusion 16 is fitted into the hole where the tongue piece 20 was formed (Fig. 4d). ). The warranty card 17 is held on the pad 13 by fitting the protrusion 16 together with the fitting into the recess 14.

After holding the warranty card 17 in this way, fold the inner flaps 1b and 1d and then fold the flaps 1a and 1c to cover the top opening of the case 1, as shown in FIG. 5b. As shown, it is sealed with a staple 21 (other materials such as duct tape, hot melt, etc. may also be used).

After sealing it in this way, in order to take out the warranty card 17 while it is still sealed, as shown in FIG. Pull it outward to open the window 8 as shown in Figure 5c. In this state, the tongue piece 20 of the warranty card 17 can be seen through the window 8, so pull the tongue piece 20 forward and take out the warranty card 17 from the window 8 as shown in FIGS. 5d and 5e.

On the other hand, re-seal warranty card 17 in case 1.
To store it inside, insert the warranty card 17 through the window 8 as shown in Figure 5 e → d → c, and finally insert the flap 8a of the window 8 into the case 1 as shown in Figure 5 b, and close the window 8. to be accomplished. In this case, since the pad 13 has a recess 14 formed therein, even a paper warranty card can be inserted easily and smoothly, and the warranty card 17 can be inserted by fitting the protrusion 16 into the hole formed by the protrusion of the tongue piece 20. Retained.

In the above embodiment, the window 8 is the flap 8a.
To some extent, this action can prevent the window from opening easily during transportation or cargo handling, but if necessary, the cut line 11 of the window 8 may be a perforation line.

Further, when shipping a plurality of such packaging devices at once, for example, when shipping two at a time, the windows 8 will not open if they are joined together on the surfaces on which the windows 8 are formed.

If it is the above packaging device, the warranty card 17
Since it is designed to hold the warranty card, there is no need to attach it with tape like in the past, and since it is not attached with tape, there is no need for a plastic bag to store the warranty card. Therefore, costs can be reduced by eliminating tape and plastic bags.

<Effects> With the packaging device of the present invention as described above, documents such as warranties can be taken in and out by opening and closing the window while the packaging device remains sealed.

In addition, by bending the ruled lines on the warranty card and providing a protruding tongue piece, the protrusion provided on the concave part of the pad can be inserted into the hole made at the tongue piece mark at the end of the warranty card. By fitting, the warranty card is securely held in place and will not fall out even if the window is opened during transportation or cargo handling.

Further, since the tongue piece provided at the end of the warranty card is placed on a convex portion provided on the pad, it is very easy to take it in and take it out when opening and closing the window.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a case used in an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a part used in the same example, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a warranty card used in the same example.
Figures 4 and 5 are explanatory diagrams of the packaging procedure of the same example, and Figure 6
Figures 8 through 8 are perspective views of a conventional packaging device. 1...case, 8...window, 17...warranty.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] In a packaging device in which documents are packaged together with objects to be packed in a case, two flaps are provided between the side of the packaging box and the inner flap for sealing the top of the case that is continuous with the side. A score line or a perforation break line is formed between the inner flap side edges of the two score lines or perforation break line, and a cut line or perforation break line is formed between the inner flap side edges of the two cut lines or perforation break lines, and a cut line or perforation break line is formed between the side edges of the packaging box. A window is formed by forming a folded line between the parts, and a cushioning body provided inside the case corresponding to the window to cushion the packaged object is provided with a recess for fitting the warranty card, and a recess is provided inside the recess. a convex portion that is flush with the top surface of the buffer, a U-shaped notch that protrudes toward the end in the center near the end of the warranty card, and a U-shaped notch that protrudes toward the end; A ruled line is provided facing each end in the vertical direction, and in order for the warranty card to fit into the convex portion, the ruled line on the warranty card is bent to make the U-shaped part a tongue piece, and the ruled line is A packaging device characterized in that a hole is provided in the portion where the tongue remains at the end of the warranty card that is bent, and a convex portion of a buffer body is fitted into the hole provided in the end portion of the warranty card.