WO2012114960A1 - 包装容器および包装容器入り菓子 - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a packaging container for storing food, particularly confectionery.
- the present invention also relates to a confectionery in a packaging container.
- Patent Document 1 proposes a packaging box that accommodates plate-shaped contents such as gum, chocolate, and candy.
- a plurality of contents are accommodated in a standing state so as to overlap in two rows.
- the bottom of the packaging box is partially raised so that the rear part is higher than the front part, and the contents in the rear row are placed higher than the contents in the front row in the packaging box. Has been. Therefore, when the lid of the packaging box is opened and the upper portion of the packaging box is opened, the contents in each of the front row and the rear row are easily picked out.
- the height direction dimension is increased by the amount of the raised portion.
- a relatively wide dead space is generated on the front side of the back row contents. It is inconvenient to carry around.
- the present invention has been made under such a background, and in a configuration in which a plurality of foods are stacked in front and back to accommodate a plurality of foods, packaging that can achieve both easy picking of each food and downsizing of the container is achieved.
- the main purpose is to provide containers.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an easy-to-use packaging container that can be reduced in size (thinned) and reused when a part of a plurality of foods is eaten.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide the confectionery contained in the packaging container.
- the invention according to claim 1 is a paper packaging container for storing a longitudinal plate-shaped small piece of food, the front chamber for storing the plate-shaped small piece in a horizontal direction, A rear chamber provided behind the front chamber and configured to receive the plate-shaped pieces arranged side by side in a standing state, the rear chamber being slidable upward relative to the front chamber, A sliding packaging container characterized by being combined with a chamber.
- the invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the rear chamber forms a packaging container that can be used independently by releasing the combination with the front chamber. It is a packaging container.
- the rear chamber includes a rear chamber front wall, left and right side walls of the rear chamber, a rear chamber bottom wall, and a rear chamber rear wall.
- a take-out window is formed so as to be exposed and exposed to the front of the upper part of the plate-shaped piece housed in the rear chamber, and further extends upward from the upper edge of the rear wall of the rear chamber.
- the packaging container according to claim 2 further comprising an extending part that constitutes a flap that covers the upper wall and the front upper part of the packaging container by being bent forward and downward. 4.
- a second fold guide extending in the lateral direction is formed in the central portion of the upper wall in the front-rear direction, in the extending portion constituting the upper wall of the packaging container.
- the invention according to claim 5 includes the front wall of the packaging container, the left and right side walls of the packaging container, the rear wall of the packaging container, the bottom wall of the front chamber, and the partition wall in the packaging container serving as the rear wall of the front chamber, In order to expose the upper part of the plate-shaped piece accommodated in the front chamber to the front, an extraction window cut out from the upper edge of the upper part of the front wall of the packaging container is formed.
- the height of the partition wall is lower than the height of the rear wall of the packaging container, and the locking piece is folded back at least at the center of the upper edge.
- stoppers are provided on both the left and right sides of the extending portion, and the stopper engages with upper edges of the left and right side walls of the packaging container, whereby the rear chamber is removed from the space.
- the locking piece engages with an upper edge of the front wall of the rear chamber, the rear chamber is prevented from moving further upward with respect to the front chamber.
- the invention according to claim 10 is characterized in that the packaging container rear wall is provided with a belt portion extending vertically and separating the packaging container rear wall into left and right.
- This is a packaging container.
- the invention according to claim 11 is a paper packaging container for storing a longitudinal plate-shaped small piece of food, a first chamber for storing the plate-shaped small piece in a horizontal direction in a standing state, Second to Nth chambers provided in the rear of the first chamber and arranged in N stages toward the rear in order to house the plate-shaped pieces in a standing state in a standing state (where N is two or more). And the Nth chamber is combined with the first chamber so as to be slidable upward with respect to the N-1th chamber. It is.
- a plurality of plate-shaped pieces of gum, chocolate or candy, which are individually packaged, are stored in the food storage chamber of the packaging container according to any one of claims 1 to 11.
- a part of the outer surface of the individual package is bonded to the inner surface of the food storage chamber by an adhesive means, It is a confectionery in a packaging container.
- each of the front chamber and the rear chamber provided behind the front chamber is in a state where the longitudinal plate-shaped small pieces of food stand upright. Can be housed side by side in the direction.
- the rear chamber is combined with the front chamber so as to be slidable upward relative to the front chamber. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a bottom raised portion on the rear side of the packaging container in advance and arrange the rear row (rear chamber) plate-like pieces higher than the front row (front chamber) plate-like pieces. If the chamber is slid upward relative to the front chamber, the rear row of small pieces can be arranged at a higher position than the front row of small pieces. Thereby, since it is not necessary to provide the said bottom raising part, size reduction of a packaging container can be achieved.
- the rear chamber forms a packaging container that can be used independently by releasing the combination with the front chamber. Therefore, if the front chamber has become dead space after eating the small pieces in the front chamber, remove the rear chamber from the front chamber so that the remaining plate-shaped pieces are accommodated in the rear chamber. It can be carried compactly. That is, when a part of the plurality of plate-like pieces is eaten, the packaging container can be reduced in size (thinned) and reused, which is convenient.
- the upper part of the plate-shaped piece in the rear chamber is exposed forward, so that the rear window can be accessed by accessing from the take-out window. It is possible to easily pick out a small plate-like piece in the room. And the extension part extended toward the upper part from the upper edge of the rear chamber rear wall of the rear chamber is bent forward and downward along a predetermined folding guide, whereby the upper wall of the packaging container and Cover the upper front. Therefore, it is not necessary to provide flaps in both the front chamber and the rear chamber in order to cover the upper wall and the front upper portion of the packaging container, so that the number of parts can be reduced.
- the extending portion constituting the upper wall of the packaging container is formed with the second folding guide extending in the lateral direction at the center in the front-rear direction of the upper wall.
- the extended part of the rear chamber becomes a flap of the entire packaging container when the rear chamber is combined with the front chamber, and when the rear chamber is separated and independent from the front chamber, It becomes the flap. For this reason, it is not necessary to separately provide a portion to be the flap of the entire packaging container and a portion to be the flap of the rear chamber, so that the number of parts can be reduced. Further, when the rear chamber is used independently, the extended portion covers the front of the rear chamber, so that the plate-shaped small pieces in the rear chamber can be prevented from spilling out to the front outer side.
- the front chamber includes the front wall of the packaging container, the left and right side walls of the packaging container, the rear wall of the packaging container, the bottom wall of the front chamber, and the partition wall in the packaging container that becomes the rear wall of the front chamber. It is out. Since the upper part of the plate-like piece in the front chamber is exposed forward from the take-out window formed in the upper part of the front wall of the packaging container, the plate-like piece in the front chamber can be easily extracted by accessing from this take-out window. Can do.
- the partition wall is made lower than the height of the packaging container rear wall, it can prevent that the height dimension of the whole packaging container is enlarged by the partition wall.
- a locking piece folded back is provided at least at the center of the upper edge of the partition wall.
- the rear chamber is combined with the front chamber so that it is located behind the front chamber and in a space between the partition wall of the front chamber and the rear wall of the packaging container that is open at the top and bottom. Then, the rear chamber can slide up and down with respect to the front chamber in the space.
- the stoppers provided on the left and right sides of the extending portion engage with the upper edges of the left and right side walls of the packaging container, thereby preventing the rear chamber from falling out of the space. .
- the rear chamber moves further upward relative to the front chamber. Since it is stopped, the rear chamber can be combined with the front chamber so as to be slidable upward by a predetermined amount with respect to the front chamber.
- the rear chamber is separated from the left and right by tearing the strip provided on the rear wall of the packaging container, thereby separating the rear chamber from the partition wall of the front chamber and the rear wall of the packaging container. And can be used as an independent packaging container.
- the front chamber is the first chamber
- the rear chamber is the second to Nth chambers
- the second to Nth chambers are slid upward. Also good.
- FIG. 1 is a development view of a rear chamber B in a packaging container A according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the rear chamber B in a completed state, showing a state in which the lid 4 is opened.
- FIG. 3 is a six-side view of the rear chamber B in a completed state, (a) is a front view, (b) is a left-side view, and (c) is a right-side view, (D) is a plan view, (e) is a bottom view, and (f) is a rear view.
- FIG. 4 is a development view of the main body C in the packaging container A.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the main body C in a completed state
- (b) is a perspective view as viewed from a position closer to the top than (a).
- FIG. 6 is a six-sided view of the main body C in a completed state, (a) is a front view, (b) is a left-side view, and (c) is a right-side view, (D) is a plan view, (e) is a bottom view, and (f) is a rear view.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining a procedure for forming a food unit 42 by wrapping a gum 40 (plate-shaped piece), which is a food, with a wrapping paper 41, and FIG.
- FIG. 8A is a perspective view of the rear chamber B in a completed state, showing a state in which the food unit 42 is accommodated
- FIG. 8B is a rear view of FIG. 8A
- FIG. 8C is a perspective view of the main body C in a completed state, showing a state in which the food unit 42 is accommodated
- FIG. It is a plane sectional view of main part C of (c).
- FIG. 9 is an exploded perspective view for explaining a state in which the rear chamber B is combined with the main body C. 10, FIG.
- FIG. 10 (a) is a perspective view of the packaging container A in a completed state, showing a state in which the lid 4 is opened
- FIG. 10 (b) is a view of FIG. 10 (a).
- 3 is a right side sectional view of the packaging container A.
- FIG. FIG. 11 is a six-sided view of the packaging container A in a completed state, (a) is a front view, (b) is a left-side view, and (c) is a right-side view.
- (D) is a plan view, (e) is a bottom view, and (f) is a rear view.
- FIG. 12 shows a state where the lid 4 is closed in FIG.
- FIG. 13 shows a state in which one food unit 42 is pulled out from the main body C
- FIG. 12 shows a state where the lid 4 is closed in FIG.
- FIG. 13 shows a state in which one food unit 42 is pulled out from the main body C
- FIG. 12 shows a state where the lid 4 is closed in
- FIG. 13 (a) is a perspective view seen from the same position as FIG. 10 (a), and FIG. FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view at the same position as in FIG. FIG. 14 shows a state in which one food unit 42 is pulled out from the rear chamber B.
- FIG. 14 (a) is a perspective view seen from the same position as FIG. 13 (a), and FIG. FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view at the same position as in FIG.
- FIG. 15 is a perspective view of the packaging container A in a state in which the rear chamber B is slid upward with the food unit 42 filled in each of the rear chamber B and the main body C.
- FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a state in which the band 29 on the main body C side is torn off.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view of the rear chamber B in a completed state, showing a state where the lid 4 is closed.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing another example of individual packaging of small plate pieces (gum 40).
- a packaging container A is a paper packaging container for housing a plurality of gum-like small pieces of food.
- the packaging container A is composed of a rear chamber B and a main body C, and first, each of the rear chamber B and the main body C will be described below.
- FIG. 1 is a development view of a rear chamber B in a packaging container A according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the rear chamber B in a completed state, showing a state in which the lid 4 is opened.
- FIG. 3 is a six-sided view of the rear chamber B in a completed state.
- the rear chamber B is formed by assembling a paper pattern X formed of one sheet of paper shown in FIG.
- the pattern paper X is formed by cutting a piece of paper (such as cardboard) so as to match the developed view of the rear chamber B.
- the pattern paper X that is, the rear chamber B in the development view, has a rear chamber rear wall 1 having a horizontally long rectangular shape.
- the rear chamber rear wall 1 has a left side 1L and a right side 1R that extend in parallel in the vertical (vertical) direction, and an upper side 1U and a lower side 1D that extend in parallel in the left and right (horizontal) direction perpendicular thereto.
- the rear chamber B in the developed view is continuous from the left side 1L to the left side rear chamber left wall 2, the right side 1R to the right side rear wall 3 and the upper side 1U to the upper side. And a rear chamber bottom wall 5 connected downward from the lower side 1D.
- the rear chamber left side wall 2 and the rear chamber right side wall 3 have a vertically long rectangular shape of the same size, and the rear chamber bottom wall 5 has a horizontally long rectangular shape.
- Each longitudinal dimension of the rear chamber left wall 2 and the rear chamber right wall 3 is the same as the lateral dimension of the rear chamber rear wall 1.
- the longitudinal dimension of the rear chamber bottom wall 5 is the same as the longitudinal dimension of the rear chamber rear wall 1.
- the lateral dimensions of the rear chamber left side wall 2, the rear chamber right side wall 3, and the rear chamber bottom wall 5 are substantially the same.
- the rear chamber B in the development view includes a left extending piece 6 continuously provided on the left side from an edge (left end edge in FIG. 1) 2L opposite to the left side 1L on the left side wall 2 of the rear chamber, and a right side of the rear chamber A right extending piece 7 connected to the right side from the edge 3R on the wall 3 opposite to the right side 1R (right edge in FIG. 1), and an edge on the rear chamber bottom wall 5 opposite to the lower side 1D ( The lower end edge in FIG. 1) and a front extending plate 8 that is continuously provided downward from 5D.
- the left extending piece 6 and the right extending piece 7 are vertically long L-shaped plates having the same size and are arranged symmetrically with the rear wall 1 in the rear chamber. Therefore, in FIG. 1, the right extending piece 7 has an L shape, while the left extending piece 6 has an L shape in which left and right are reversed.
- the left upper edge of the left extending piece 6 forms a J-shaped edge (J-shaped edge) 6A, and the right upper edge of the right extending piece 7 is reversed right and left.
- a J-shaped edge (J-shaped edge) 7A is formed.
- the (maximum) longitudinal dimension of the left extending piece 6 and the right extending piece 7 is the same as the longitudinal dimension of the rear chamber left side wall 2 and the rear chamber right side wall 3.
- the front extending plate 8 has a horizontally long rectangular shape, the longitudinal dimension thereof is the same as the longitudinal dimension of the rear chamber bottom wall 5, and the lateral dimension thereof is the lateral dimension of the rear chamber rear wall 1. About half of that.
- a substantially M-shaped cut 9 that penetrates the front extension plate 8 in the thickness direction is formed at the center position of the front extension plate 8.
- the lid 4 integrally has a first lid portion 10 and a second lid portion 11 in order from the side close to the upper side 1U of the rear chamber rear wall 1.
- the first lid 10 has a horizontally long rectangular shape, and its longitudinal dimension is slightly larger than the longitudinal dimension of the rear chamber rear wall 1, and its lateral dimension is the rear chamber left side wall 2 and the rear chamber right side wall 3. And it is about twice as long as each lateral direction dimension of the rear chamber bottom wall 5.
- the left and right end portions of the first lid portion 10 are curved so as to slightly bulge outward in the lateral direction, and serve as stoppers 17.
- the longitudinal dimension of the first lid 10 is slightly larger than the longitudinal dimension of the rear chamber rear wall 1 by the left and right stoppers 17.
- the second lid portion 11 has a horizontally long rectangular shape, the longitudinal dimension thereof is the same as the longitudinal dimension of the rear chamber rear wall 1, and the lateral dimension thereof is the lateral dimension of the rear chamber rear wall 1. Is about three-quarters.
- a first folding guide 12 extends in the lateral direction between the first lid 10 and the second lid 11.
- a tip edge (upper edge in FIG. 1) 11A opposite to the first folding guide 12 in the second lid portion 11 is convexly curved away from the first folding guide 12, and the tip edge 11A The left part is farther from the first folding guide 12 than the right part.
- a second folding guide 13 is formed at a substantially central position in the short direction so as to extend in parallel with the first folding guide 12. Due to the second folding guide 13, the first lid 10 is moved in the short direction to the first piece 14 on the upper side 1U side of the rear chamber rear wall 1 and the second piece 15 on the first folding guide 12 side. Is roughly bisected.
- the rear chamber left side wall 2, the rear chamber right side wall 3, the lid 4 and the rear chamber bottom wall 5 are connected to the left side 1L, the right side 1R, and the upper side 1U of the rear chamber rear wall 1.
- the corresponding side of the lower side 1D is creased and bent to the same side (the front side in FIG. 1) so as to be orthogonal to the rear chamber rear wall 1.
- the left extending piece 6 and the right extending piece 7 are arranged in a direction in which the corresponding end edges of the left end edge 2L of the rear chamber left side wall 2 and the right end edge 3R of the rear chamber right side wall 3 are folded and approach each other ( The rear chamber left side wall 2 and the rear chamber right side wall 3 are bent to the inner side in the lateral direction.
- the rear extension bottom plate 5 is formed in a direction facing the left extension piece 6, the right extension piece 7 and the rear chamber rear wall 1 with the lower end edge 5 ⁇ / b> D of the rear extension bottom wall 5 being folded.
- the portion below the J-shaped edge 6A in the left extending piece 6 and the left end portion of the front extending plate 8 face each other, and the portion below the J-shaped edge 7A in the right extending piece 7 and the front The right end portion of the extended plate 8 is opposed.
- the portion below the J-shaped edge 6A in the left extending piece 6 and the left end portion of the front extending plate 8 are glued, and the portion below the J-shaped edge 7A in the right extending piece 7 2 and the right end of the front extending plate 8 are glued together, thereby completing the rear chamber B as shown in FIG.
- the front extending plate 8 In the completed rear chamber B, the front extending plate 8, the portion where the J-shaped edge 6 ⁇ / b> A is formed in the left extending piece 6, and the portion where the J-shaped edge 7 ⁇ / b> A is formed in the right extending piece 7.
- the rear chamber front wall 16 is formed in a horizontally long and substantially U shape.
- the J-shaped end edges 6A and 7A and the upper end edge of the front extending plate 8 continuously form a substantially U-shape, and these end edges cause the rear chamber front wall 16 to extend downward from its upper edge.
- a horizontally elongated take-out window D that cuts out the rear chamber front wall 16 is formed.
- the rear chamber B has a housing space E surrounded by the rear chamber front wall 16, the rear chamber rear wall 1, the rear chamber left wall 2 and the rear chamber right wall 3 (the rear chamber front wall 16 and the rear chamber rear wall). 1 (in the direction opposite to 1).
- the front side of the paper surface in FIG. 2 is the front side of the rear chamber B, and the rear side of the paper surface in FIG.
- the lower end is closed by the rear chamber bottom wall 5, but the upper end is a horizontally long rectangular shape partitioned from the lateral direction by the upper end edges of the rear chamber left side wall 2 and the rear chamber right side wall 3.
- the outlet F is opened upward.
- the extraction port F and the extraction window D are continuous.
- FIG. 3 shows a six-sided view of the rear chamber B.
- FIG. 4 is a development view of the main body C in the packaging container A.
- FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the main body C in a completed state.
- FIG. 6 is a six-side view of the main body C in a completed state.
- the main body C is formed by assembling a paper pattern Y formed of a single sheet of paper as shown in FIG.
- the pattern paper Y is formed by cutting a piece of paper (such as cardboard) so as to match the developed view of the main body C.
- the paper pattern Y that is, the main body C in the developed view, has a horizontally long substantially U-shaped packaging container front wall 20 having the same size as the rear chamber front wall 16 (see FIG. 2) described above. Therefore, an extraction window G having the same size as the extraction window D (see FIG. 2) of the rear chamber front wall 16 is formed in the upper portion of the packaging container front wall 20.
- the take-out window G cuts out the packaging container front wall 20 from its upper edge.
- a notch 21 having the same shape as the notch 9 (see FIG. 2) of the front extending plate 8 is formed at the center position of the lower portion of the packaging container front wall 20 below the take-out window G.
- the notch 21 has a substantially M-shape that is upside down in FIG.
- Such a packaging container front wall 20 has a left side 20L and a right side 20R that extend in parallel in the vertical (vertical) direction, and a lower side 20D that extends in parallel in the left and right (horizontal) direction perpendicular thereto.
- the main-body part C in a developed view is connected continuously from the left side 20L to the packaging container left side wall 22, the right side 20R to the right side packaging container right side wall 23, and the lower side 20D to the lower side.
- the packaging container left side wall 22 and the packaging container right side wall 23 have a vertically long rectangular shape having the same size, and the front chamber bottom wall 24 has a horizontally long rectangular shape.
- Each longitudinal dimension of the packaging container left side wall 22 and the packaging container right side wall 23 is the same as the (maximum) lateral direction dimension of the packaging container front wall 20.
- the longitudinal dimension of the front chamber bottom wall 24 is the same as the longitudinal dimension of the packaging container front wall 20.
- the lateral dimensions of the packaging container left side wall 22 and the packaging container right side wall 23 are approximately twice the lateral dimension of the front chamber bottom wall 24.
- the main body C in the development view includes a left extending plate 25 continuously provided on the left side from an end edge (left end edge in FIG. 4) 22L opposite to the left side 20L on the left side wall 22 of the packaging container, and a right side of the packaging container.
- a right extending plate 26 connected to the right side from an end edge on the opposite side to the right side 20R (right end edge in FIG. 4) 23R, and an end edge on the front chamber bottom wall 24 opposite to the lower side 20D ( The lower end edge in FIG. 4) and the front chamber rear wall 27 connected to the lower side from 24D.
- the left extending plate 25 has a horizontally long rectangular shape.
- the longitudinal dimension is the same as the longitudinal dimension of the packaging container front wall 20, and the lateral dimension is the same as the (maximum) lateral dimension of the packaging container front wall 20.
- a pair of longitudinally extending the left extending plate 25 along the short direction (vertical direction) of the left extending plate 25 A perforation 28 is formed.
- a portion sandwiched between the pair of perforations 28 in the left extending plate 25 is a zipper strip 29 extending in the vertical direction.
- the right extending plate 26 has a vertically long isosceles trapezoidal shape with the right end edge 23R of the packaging container right side wall 23 as the bottom, and narrows toward the upper bottom side (the right side away from the right end edge 23R in FIG. 4). Yes.
- the front chamber rear wall 27 has a horizontally long rectangular shape. In the front chamber rear wall 27, the longitudinal dimension is the same as the longitudinal dimension of the anterior chamber bottom wall 24, and the short dimension is smaller than the short dimension of the left extending plate 25, for example, left extending This is about three-quarters of the lateral dimension of the plate 25.
- the main body portion C in the developed view is connected to the lower side from the lateral central portion of the front end edge (lower end edge in FIG. 4) 27A opposite to the lower end edge 24D of the front chamber bottom wall 24 in the front chamber rear wall 27.
- a locking piece 30 provided.
- a perforation 31 extends laterally at a position between the front chamber rear wall 27 and the locking piece 30 on the leading edge 27A.
- the locking piece 30 has a horizontally long isosceles trapezoidal shape with the perforation 31 as the bottom, and narrows toward the upper bottom (the lower side away from the perforation 31 in FIG. 4).
- the locking piece 30 may be regarded as a part of the front chamber rear wall 27.
- the packaging container left side wall 22 left extending plate 25
- the packaging container right side wall 23 right extending plate 26
- the front chamber bottom wall 24 the front chamber rear wall 27, the locking piece 30.
- the left side 20L, the right side 20R, and the lower side 20D of the packaging container front wall 20 is folded, and folded to the same side (the back side in FIG. 4) so as to be orthogonal to the packaging container front wall 20.
- the front chamber rear wall 27 (locking piece 30) is bent so that the lower end edge 24 ⁇ / b> D of the front chamber bottom wall 24 is folded and is orthogonal to the front chamber bottom wall 24.
- the front chamber rear wall 27 (locking piece 30) faces the packaging container front wall 20 with a gap from the back side (rear side). At this time, the leading edge 27 ⁇ / b> A of the front chamber rear wall 27 becomes the upper edge of the front chamber rear wall 27.
- the locking piece 30 is folded back in the direction (backward) away from the packaging container front wall 20 with the perforation 31 at the tip edge 27A as a fold.
- the left extending plate 25 and the right extending plate 26 are made to approach each other by folding the corresponding end edge of the left end edge 22L of the packaging container left side wall 22 and the right end edge 23R of the packaging container right side wall 23 ( Folded so as to be orthogonal to the packaging container left side wall 22 and the packaging container right side wall 23 (inward in the lateral direction).
- the right end portion of the bent left extending plate 25 (the left end portion before bending in FIG.
- FIG. 5 (a) and 5 (b) are both perspective views of the main body C, but FIG. 5 (b) is a perspective view seen from a position close to the top. .
- the glued left extending plate 25 and right extending plate 26 integrally form a horizontally-long rectangular packaging container rear wall 32.
- the packaging container rear wall 32 has the same size as the left extending plate 25.
- the band portion 29 of the left extending plate 25 is provided in the packaging container rear wall 32 at a position slightly away from the left edge to the right side, and extends in the vertical direction so as to cut the packaging container rear wall 32 vertically. .
- the packaging container rear wall 32 can be separated to the left and right on both sides of the band portion 29.
- the main body C has a housing space H surrounded by the packaging container front wall 20, the packaging container rear wall 32, the packaging container left wall 22 and the packaging container right wall 23 (the packaging container front wall 20 and the packaging container rear wall). And a flat box shape in a direction opposite to 32).
- the front side of the paper surface in FIG. 5 is the front side of the main body portion C, and the back side of the paper surface in FIG.
- a front chamber rear wall 27 is disposed between the packaging container front wall 20 and the packaging container rear wall 32 so as to extend in parallel with these walls.
- the front space I on the packaging container front wall 20 side (front side) and the rear space J on the packaging container rear wall 32 side (rear side) are roughly divided in the front-rear direction.
- the front chamber rear wall 27 is a partition wall that partitions the accommodation space H (the main body C, in other words, the inside of the packaging container A).
- the front space I and the rear space J are box-shaped spaces that are flat in the front and rear and have substantially the same size.
- the height of the front chamber rear wall 27 is lower than the height of the packaging container rear wall 32. Therefore, the leading edge 27 ⁇ / b> A that is the upper edge of the front chamber rear wall 27 is lower than the upper edge of the packaging container rear wall 32. Thus, the front space I and the rear space J communicate with each other at a position above the front chamber rear wall 27. Further, since the height of the front chamber rear wall 27 is lower than the height of the packaging container rear wall 32, the height dimension of the entire main body C (in other words, the packaging container A as a whole) is measured by the front chamber rear wall 27. Can be prevented from becoming large.
- the locking piece 30 of the front chamber rear wall 27 is folded back toward the rear space J.
- the upper end of the storage space H is opened upward as a horizontally-long rectangular take-out port K that is partitioned from the lateral direction by the upper end edges of the packaging container left side wall 22 and the packaging container right side wall 23.
- the takeout port K and the takeout window G of the packaging container front wall 20 are continuous.
- the front space I that is substantially the front half of the housing space H, the lower end thereof is closed by the front chamber bottom wall 24 (see FIG. 5B), and the upper end of the front space I serves as the substantially front half of the takeout port K. It is open. Further, the upper portion of the front space I is opened forward from the take-out window G.
- the group constitutes the front chamber L.
- the front chamber L may include the substantially rear half of each of the packaging container left side wall 22 and the packaging container right side wall 23 and the packaging container rear wall 32.
- the entire main body C is the front chamber L.
- the lower end of the insertion space M (a later-described figure) having a lower end defined by the lower end edges of the front chamber rear wall 27 and the packaging container rear wall 32 in the front-rear direction. 6 (e)), and the upper end thereof is opened upward as a substantially rear half of the takeout port K. That is, the rear space J is a space between the front chamber rear wall 27 and the packaging container rear wall 32 that is open at the top and bottom.
- FIG. 6 shows a six-sided view of the main body C.
- the packaging container A is completed by combining the rear chamber B and the main body C completed as described above.
- the gum 40 as a plate-shaped piece which is a food contained in the packaging container A will be explained.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining a procedure for forming a food unit 42 by wrapping gum 40 (a plate-shaped piece), which is a food product, with a wrapping paper 41 and individually packaging the gum.
- the gum 40 is the thin block shape (longitudinal plate shape) which makes a vertically long rectangular parallelepiped shape.
- the longitudinal dimension of the gum 40 is slightly smaller than the lateral dimension of the rear chamber rear wall 1 (see FIG. 2) of the rear chamber B and the packaging container rear wall 32 (see FIG. 5) of the main body C.
- the gum 40 is wrapped in wrapping paper 41.
- the gum 40 and the wrapping paper 41 in the wrapped state constitute a food unit 42.
- the wrapping paper 41 is a so-called silver paper, wax paper, or film, and has a rectangular shape having a size for wrapping the entire gum 40 in a developed state.
- a perforation 43 extending across the wrapping paper 41 along the short direction of the wrapping paper 41 is formed at a position biased toward one end in the longitudinal direction.
- one gum 40 is placed on the central portion of one wrapping paper 41 so that the respective longitudinal directions coincide with each other. Then, the portion of the wrapping paper 41 that protrudes from the gum 40 is folded, and the gum 40 is wrapped with the wrapping paper 41 as shown in FIG.
- the food unit 42 is obtained by wrapping the gum 40 with the wrapping paper 41 (individually wrapped).
- the food unit 42 has a vertically long block shape that is slightly larger than the gum 40 by the thickness of the wrapping paper 41.
- the perforation 43 of the wrapping paper 41 is located in the food unit 42 at a position biased toward the lower end in the longitudinal direction, which is the longitudinal direction thereof.
- the gum 40 extends around in the short direction (lateral direction).
- the perforation 43 includes a wrapping paper 41 in a state of wrapping the gum 40, a separating portion 41A above the perforation 43, and a fixing portion 42B below the perforation 43. It is divided into and.
- FIG. 8A is a perspective view of the rear chamber B in a completed state, showing a state in which the food unit 42 is accommodated
- FIG. 8B is a rear view of FIG. 8A
- FIG. 8C is a perspective view of the main body C in a completed state, showing a state in which the food unit 42 is accommodated
- FIG. It is a plane sectional view of main part C of (c).
- FIG. 8 (a) of the twelve food units 42 (gum 40), six food units 42 are accommodated in the accommodation space E of the rear chamber B in a state of standing side by side in the horizontal direction.
- an adhesive (which may be an adhesive tape) 45 extending in a strip shape in the lateral direction is applied to the lower end portion of the front surface facing the accommodation space E in the rear chamber rear wall 1 of the rear chamber B.
- the fixing portion 41B (see FIG. 7B) of the wrapping paper 41 is bonded to the rear chamber rear wall 1 with an adhesive 45.
- FIG. 8A in the state where the six food units 42 are accommodated in the accommodation space E (in the rear chamber B), these upper portions are moved forward from the take-out window D of the rear chamber front wall 16. It is exposed and exposed upward from the outlet F.
- the food unit 42 accommodated in the rear chamber B is adhered to the rear chamber rear wall 1 at the stage of the pattern X (see FIG. 1) before the rear chamber B is assembled.
- the state is accommodated in the space E.
- the food unit 42 may be accommodated in the rear chamber B after assembly.
- FIG. 8C among the twelve food units 42, the remaining six food units 42 are standing side by side in the horizontal direction, and the front space I of the front chamber L of the main body C. Is housed in.
- an adhesive 46 (which may be an adhesive tape) extending in a strip shape in the lateral direction is applied to the lower end portion of the front surface facing the front space I in the front chamber rear wall 27 of the front chamber L.
- the fixing portion 41B (see FIG. 7B) of the wrapping paper 41 is bonded to the front chamber rear wall 27 by an adhesive 46.
- FIG. 8 (c) in the state where the six food units 42 are accommodated in the front space I (in the front chamber L), these upper portions are moved forward from the take-out window G of the packaging container front wall 20. It is exposed and exposed upward from the outlet K.
- the food unit 42 accommodated in the front chamber L is bonded to the front chamber rear wall 27 at the stage of the pattern Y (see FIG. 4) before assembling the front chamber L, and the front chamber L (main body portion C).
- the state is accommodated in the front space I.
- six food units 42 are accommodated in each of the rear chamber B and the main body C (front chamber L), and then the rear chamber B is combined with the main body C to complete the packaging container A. Work to be done.
- FIG. 9 is an exploded perspective view for explaining a state in which the rear chamber B is combined with the main body C.
- FIG. 10 (a) is a perspective view of the packaging container A in a completed state, showing a state in which the lid 4 is opened
- FIG. 10 (b) is a view of FIG. 10 (a).
- 3 is a right side sectional view of the packaging container A.
- FIG. FIG. 11 is a six-sided view of the packaging container A in a completed state.
- the lid 4 of the rear chamber B is opened.
- the lid 4 is extended upward from the upper edge (upper side 1U) of the rear chamber rear wall 1 and is substantially flush with the rear chamber rear wall 1.
- the rear chamber B is set to the rear half of the outlet K of the main body C with the extraction window D of the rear chamber B and the extraction window G of the main body C facing the same direction (front side in FIG. 9).
- the rear chamber B and the main body C are relatively moved so that the rear chamber B is inserted into the rear half of the outlet K from the rear chamber bottom wall 5 side. Therefore, the rear chamber B may be moved to the main body C side while the main body C is stationary, and conversely, the main body C may be moved to the rear chamber B side.
- the rear chamber B is inserted into the rear half portion of the take-out port K and accommodated in the rear space J of the main body C.
- the first lid portion 10 of the lid 4 has the left and right stoppers 17, the first lid portion 10 is the largest in the lateral direction (wide) in the rear chamber B and the main body portion C. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 10, when the portion other than the lid 4 in the rear chamber B is completely accommodated in the rear space J of the main body C, the stoppers 17 on both the left and right sides of the first lid 10 of the lid 4. Are in contact (engaged) from above with the respective upper end edges on the same side of the left and right side walls 22 and 23 of the main body C.
- the rear chamber B since the rear chamber B does not enter the rear space J any more, the rear chamber B can be prevented from falling out of the rear space J through the insertion port M on the bottom side of the main body C. In this way, the rear chamber B is combined with the front chamber L so that the rear chamber B fits in the rear space J behind the front chamber L, and the packaging container A is completed.
- the lid 4 protrudes completely upward from the outlet K of the main body C.
- the upper edge of each of the rear chamber rear wall 1, rear chamber left wall 2, rear chamber right wall 3, rear chamber front wall 16 and rear chamber front wall 16 provided behind the front chamber L It is in the same position in the height direction as each upper edge of C packaging container front wall 20, packaging container left side wall 22, packaging container right side wall 23, and packaging container rear wall 32.
- the lower end edges of the rear chamber rear wall 1, the rear chamber left wall 2, the rear chamber right wall 3 and the rear chamber front wall 16 are the packaging container front wall 20, the packaging container left wall 22, the packaging container right side.
- each food unit 42 in the rear chamber B and each food unit 42 in the front chamber L are in the same position in the height direction, and the upper edge of all the food units 42 is the same in the height direction. In position.
- the upper edge of the front extension plate 8 on the rear chamber front wall 16 on the rear chamber B side is the locking piece of the rear chamber rear wall 27 on the main body C side. 30 (strictly speaking, in the vicinity of the connection portion between the folded back locking piece 30 and the front chamber rear wall 27) with a predetermined distance from below. Since the upper and lower sides are opened in the rear space J that houses the rear chamber B, the rear chamber B can slide up and down with respect to the front chamber L (main body part C) in the rear space J. However, as will be described later, the upper edge of the front extension plate 8 on the rear chamber B side is locked from the lower side with respect to the locking piece 30 on the front chamber L side, so that the rear slide B moves upward. Is limited to a predetermined amount.
- the completed packaging container A is a slide type and has a flat box shape in front and rear.
- the front side of the paper surface in FIG. 10A is the front side of the packaging container A, and the back side of the paper surface in FIG. 10A is the rear side of the packaging container A.
- FIG. 11 shows a six-sided view of the packaging container A.
- FIG. 12 shows a state where the lid 4 is closed in FIG.
- the lid 4 is continuously opened as shown in FIG. 10A, and extends upward from the upper edge (upper side 1U) of the rear chamber rear wall 1. It is in a state. Therefore, the upper side 1U of the rear chamber rear wall 1 is folded, and the lid 4 is folded forward so as to be orthogonal to the rear chamber rear wall 1. Further, in the lid 4, the first folding guide 12 is folded and the first folding guide 12 is folded. 2 The lid portion 11 is bent downward so as to be orthogonal to the first lid portion 10. As a result, the lid 4 is in a closed state as shown in FIG.
- the lid 4 constitutes a flap.
- the first lid portion 10 covers the upper wall of the packaging container A
- the second lid portion 11 is an upper front portion of the packaging container A (the packaging container).
- the upper portion of the front wall 20 is covered. Therefore, the take-out port K of the main body C on the upper wall of the packaging container A is closed by the first lid 10, in other words, the first lid 10 constitutes the upper wall of the packaging container A. is doing.
- the number of parts can be reduced.
- the second folding guide 13 that divides the first lid 10 into the first piece 14 and the second piece 15 in the first lid 10 is the first lid 10 (the upper wall of the packaging container A). It extends in the lateral direction at the center in the front-rear direction. Further, the extraction window G in the upper part of the packaging container front wall 20 is closed by the second lid portion 11. Then, by inserting the leading end edge 11A of the second lid portion 11 into the notch 21 of the packaging container front wall 20, the lid 4 is engaged with the packaging container front wall 20 so as not to be removed. Thereby, the state in which the lid 4 is closed is maintained.
- the packaging container A in a state where the lid 4 is closed has an envelope shape.
- FIG. 13 shows a state in which one food unit 42 is pulled out from the main body C
- FIG. 13 (a) is a perspective view seen from the same position as FIG. 10 (a)
- FIG. FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view at the same position as in FIG.
- FIG. 14 shows a state in which one food unit 42 is pulled out from the rear chamber B.
- FIG. 14 (a) is a perspective view seen from the same position as FIG. 13 (a)
- FIG. FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view at the same position as in FIG.
- FIG. 15 is a perspective view of the packaging container A in a state in which the rear chamber B is slid upward with the food unit 42 filled in each of the rear chamber B and the main body C.
- the tip edge 11A of the second lid portion 11 is removed from the notch 21 of the packaging container front wall 20, and the lid 4 is opened as shown in FIG.
- the upper part of the food unit 42 (gum 40) in the front chamber L (the separating portion 41A of the wrapping paper 41) from the take-out window G formed in the upper part of the packaging container front wall 20 in the front chamber L (main part C). ) Is exposed forward. Therefore, the gum 40 in the front chamber L can be easily picked with the fingertip 100 by accessing from the extraction window G. Then, the food unit 42 picked by the fingertip 100 is pulled upward from the take-out port K of the main body C as shown by a thick arrow.
- the picked food unit 42 since the fixing portion 41B of the wrapping paper 41 is fixed to the main body C side by the adhesive 46, the wrapping paper 41 is separated from the separating portion 41B. It isolate
- the gum 40 can be eaten by adding a portion exposed from the separation portion 41A in the extracted gum 40 of the food unit 42. In the same procedure, the remaining food units 42 in the front chamber L are also picked and the gum 40 of each food unit 42 is eaten.
- the wrapping paper in which the perforation 43 is not formed is used as the wrapping paper 41, or the gum 40 is individually wrapped by a transparent film 51 or a plastic container 52 (see description of FIG. 18) as a modified example to be described later. If it is, the entire wrapping paper, the entire transparent film 51, or the entire container 52 is removed from the adhesive 46, and the entire food unit 42 that is individually packaged can be picked out.
- FIG. 14 when all the food units 42 in the front chamber L are picked up, only the rear chamber B (for example, the lid 4) is gripped and pulled upward. Or you may push up the back chamber bottom wall 5 (refer FIG.14 (b)) exposed from the insertion port M of the main-body part C. FIG. By either of these, the rear chamber B slides upward relative to the front chamber L (main body portion C). And as shown in FIG.14 (b), the upper edge of the front extension board 8 in the rear chamber front wall 16 of the rear chamber B is the latching piece 30 (strictly speaking of the front chamber rear wall 27 by the side of the main-body part C).
- the rear chamber B is prevented from moving further upward relative to the front chamber L.
- the rear chamber B is combined with the front chamber L so as to be slidable upward by a predetermined amount Z until the front extension plate 8 is engaged with the locking piece 30.
- the rear chamber B and the front chamber L are arranged in steps.
- the upper portion of the rear chamber B other than the lid 4 protrudes upward from the outlet K of the main body C. Therefore, the upper part of each food unit 42 in the rear chamber B also protrudes upward from the outlet K of the main body C. Since the upper part of the food unit 42 (the separation part 41A of the wrapping paper 41) is exposed forward from the take-out window D in the upper part of the rear chamber B, the food unit 42 in the rear room B can be accessed by accessing from the take-out window D. (Gum 40) can be easily picked with the fingertip 100. Next, the food unit 42 picked by the fingertip 100 is pulled upward from the outlet F of the rear chamber B as indicated by a thick arrow.
- the gum 40 can be eaten by adding a portion exposed from the separation portion 41A.
- the remaining food units 42 in the rear chamber B are also extracted and the gum 40 of each food unit 42 is eaten. If there is a food unit 42 left without being picked in the rear chamber B, the rear chamber B is slid downward by a predetermined amount Z, and the rear chamber B (part other than the lid 4) is moved to the rear space J of the main body C. Fully accommodated inside (see FIG. 10). At this time, the left and right stoppers 17 of the first lid portion 10 of the lid 4 come into contact with the left and right sides of the packaging container left side wall 22 and the packaging container right side wall 23 of the main body C from the upper side. It is possible to prevent the rear chamber B accommodated in the space J from falling out of the insertion port M on the bottom side of the main body C.
- the rear chamber B is combined with the front chamber L so as to be slidable upward by a predetermined amount Z with respect to the front chamber L. Therefore, it is only necessary when it is not necessary to provide a bottom raising portion on the rear side of the packaging container A in advance and arrange the gum 40 in the rear row (rear chamber B) higher than the gum 40 in the front row (front chamber L). If the rear chamber B is slid upwardly relative to the front chamber L, the rear row gum 40 can be arranged at a higher position than the front row gum 40 (see FIG. 15). Thereby, since it is not necessary to provide the said bottom raising part, size reduction of the packaging container A can be achieved.
- the back row gum 40 is desired to be eaten, the back row gum 40 arranged at a position higher than the front row gum 40 can be easily extracted by sliding the back chamber B upward relative to the front chamber L. it can. That is, in this packaging container A, it is possible to achieve both ease of picking out each food (gum 40) accommodated in a plurality of rows before and after and downsizing of the container.
- the way of eating mentioned above is an example to the last. Therefore, for example, as shown in FIG. 15, before taking out the food unit 42 in the front chamber L, the rear chamber B may be slid upward and the gum 40 of the food unit 42 in the rear chamber B may be eaten first. Moreover, when all the gum 40 is not eaten, the lid
- FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a state in which the band 29 on the main body C side is torn off.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view of the rear chamber B in a completed state, showing a state where the lid 4 is closed.
- the packaging container rear wall 32 is separated into right and left, only the rear chamber B can be taken out from the rear space J through the space between the left part and the right part of the packaging container rear wall 32.
- the rear chamber B forms a packaging container that can be used independently by releasing the combination with the main body C (front chamber L) in this way. Therefore, when eating the gum 40 in the front chamber L and the front chamber L becomes a dead space (see FIG. 14), the remaining gum 40 is removed by removing the rear chamber B from the front chamber L. In the state accommodated in the chamber B, it can be carried compactly with a thickness approximately half that of the original packaging container A. That is, when a part of the plurality of gums 40 is eaten, the packaging container A can be reduced in size (thinned) and reused, which is convenient.
- the folding of the lid 4 in the first folding guide 12 is removed. That is, the folding between the second piece 15 that is the front portion of the first lid 10 (the portion that was the upper wall of the packaging container A) and the second lid 11 that is the flap of the packaging container A is excluded. . Thereby, the 1st cover part 10 and the 2nd cover part 11 become flush.
- the second fold guide 13 is creased (along the second fold guide 13), and the second piece 15 and the second lid portion 11 are placed on the front lower side so as to be orthogonal to the first piece 14. Bend to.
- the lid 4 is in a closed state as shown in FIG.
- the first piece 14, which is the rear portion of the first lid portion 10 becomes the upper wall of the rear chamber B
- the second piece 15 and the second lid portion 11 are flaps that cover the front of the rear chamber B. Function as.
- the lid 4 of the rear chamber B becomes a flap of the entire packaging container A when the rear chamber B is combined with the front chamber L (see FIG. 12), and the rear chamber B is separated from the front chamber L. If it is independent, it becomes the flap of the rear chamber B (see FIG. 17). For this reason, it is not necessary to separately provide a flap portion of the entire packaging container A and a flap portion of the rear chamber B, so that the number of parts can be reduced.
- the first piece 14 of the first lid portion 10 covers the upper wall of the rear chamber B in the lid 4, and the second piece 15 and the second lid are covered.
- the part 11 covers the front upper part of the rear chamber B (the upper part of the rear chamber front wall 16). Therefore, the take-out port F in the upper wall of the rear chamber B is closed by the first piece 14, and the take-out window D in the upper part of the rear chamber front wall 16 has the second piece 15 and the second lid portion. 11 is blocked. Therefore, when the rear chamber B is used independently, the lid 4 covers the front and upper side of the rear chamber B, so that the gum 40 in the rear chamber B can be prevented from spilling out to the front outer side.
- the lid 4 is engaged with the rear chamber front wall 16 so that the lid 4 does not come off, and the lid 4 is kept closed. Is done.
- the rear chamber B in the state where the lid 4 is closed has an envelope shape.
- the front end edge 11A of the second lid portion 11 is removed from the notch 9 of the rear chamber front wall 16 and the lid 4 is opened as shown in FIG.
- the food unit 42 is picked by the procedure described above and pulled upward from the take-out port F, and the gum 40 of the food unit 42 is eaten.
- the plate-shaped small piece-shaped gum 40 is wrapped in the wrapping paper 41 and individually packaged to constitute the food unit 42.
- the food unit 42 is not limited to being packaged (wrapped individually) with the wrapping paper 41.
- heat sealing 51h is applied around the top, bottom, left, and right of the transparent film 51 to make the gum 40 transparent.
- the food unit 42 sealed with the film 51 may be used.
- the sealing may be performed in a state where there is a slight gap between the transparent film 51 and the gum 40, or after deaeration so that no gap is generated, the sealing may be performed.
- the transparent film 51 since the transparent film 51 is in close contact with the gum 40 and the gum 40 does not touch the outside air, the quality protection of the gum 40 is improved.
- a perforation or a fragile line is formed on the transparent film 51 so that the upper portion and the lower portion can be separated so that the lower portion of the gum 40 is exposed at the time of taking out. It is also possible to adopt the configuration described above. Moreover, as shown in FIG.18 (c), the plate-shaped small piece-shaped gum 40 may be enclosed in the plastic container 52, and may become the food unit 42. FIG.
- the gum 40 which is a plate-like piece, is stored side by side in a standing state, and the left and right ends.
- the gum 40 can be stored in a compact manner, and the appearance can be improved by overlapping a part of each at a constant interval.
- the present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims.
- the food units 42 are accommodated in two rows in the front and rear as a whole by accommodating the food units 42 in the front chamber L and the rear chamber B (see FIG. 10).
- the food units 42 may be accommodated in three or more rows. In this case, it is preferable that the food units 42 in each rear chamber B can be easily extracted by pulling the plurality of rear chambers B upward in a stepped manner.
- each food unit 42 the wrapping paper 41 is separated into the separating portion 41 ⁇ / b> A and the fixing portion 41 ⁇ / b> B when the food unit 42 is taken out from the packaging container A (see FIGS. 13 and 14).
- the wrapping paper 41 may not be separated. In that case, it is not necessary to provide the perforation 43 in the wrapping paper 41, and the food unit 42 is taken out from the packaging container A without the wrapping paper 41 being separated.
- the food unit 42 can be removed temporarily from the packaging container A by the adhesives 45 and 46 (weakly) so that the packaging unit 41 can be easily removed from the packaging container A without breaking the wrapping paper 41. C, and preferably fixed to FIG. 13 and FIG.
- a bundle of food units 42 may be set in each of the front chamber L and the rear chamber B after bundling the required number of food units 42 with a collection paper (not shown).
- the bundle of the food units 42 is adhered to the paper patterns X and Y (see FIGS. 1 and 4) before assembling the front chamber L and the rear chamber B, and when the front chamber L and the rear chamber B are assembled, It will be in the state accommodated in each of the front chamber L and the rear chamber B.
- a method of closing the lid 4 not only the method of inserting the leading edge 11 ⁇ / b> A of the second lid 11 into the notches 9 and 21 (see FIGS. 12 and 17), but also the center of the second lid 11 and the vicinity of the leading edge 11 ⁇ / b> A. It is also possible to use a method in which a chevron-shaped cut is made at this point and the cut and the cuts 9 and 21 are engaged.
- the left extending plate 25 and the right extending plate 26 are not bonded,
- the rear chamber B may be accommodated in the rear space J and combined with the main body C, and then the left extending plate 25 and the right extending plate 26 may be bonded to complete the packaging container A (see FIG. 9).
- the plate-like pieces accommodated in the packaging container A are made of gum, but may be chocolate or candy having a plate-like piece shape.
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特許文献1に記載の包装用箱では、複数の内容物が、立った状態で前後2列に重なって収容されている。この包装用箱の底面は、後側部分が前側部分よりも高くなるように部分的に底上げされており、包装用箱内において、後列の内容物は、前列の内容物よりも高い位置に配置されている。そのため、包装用箱の蓋を開いて包装用箱の上部を開放した場合において、前列および後列のそれぞれにおける内容物が摘み出し易くなっている。
また、たとえば、前列の内容物を全て食べ終えてしまうと、後列の内容物の前側には比較的広いデッドスペースが発生するので、内容物が少ない割に無駄にデッドスペースが存在する包装用箱を持ち歩くのは不便である。
また、この発明は、複数あるうちの一部の食品を食べ終えたときに、小型化(薄型化)して再使用できる使い勝手の良い包装容器を提供することを別の目的とする。
請求項3記載の発明は、前記後室は、後室前壁、後室の左右側壁、後室底壁および後室後壁を有し、前記後室前壁には、上縁から下方に向って切り欠かれ、前記後室内に収容される前記板状小片の上部を前方へ露出させるための取り出し窓が形成されていて、さらに、前記後室後壁の上縁から上方に向って延設され、前方および下方へ折り曲げられることによって前記包装容器の上壁および前方上部を覆うフラップを構成する延設部を有することを特徴とする、請求項2記載の包装容器である。
請求項7記載の発明は、前記後室は、前記前室の後方で、前記前室の仕切り壁と前記包装容器後壁との間の、上下が開放した空間に納まるように、前記前室と組合わされることを特徴とする、請求項6記載の包装容器である。
請求項9記載の発明は、前記係止片が前記後室前壁の上縁と係合することにより、前記後室が前記前室に対してそれ以上上方ヘ移動するのが止められることを特徴とする、請求項7または8記載の包装容器である。
請求項11記載の発明は、食品の長手板状の小片を収容するための紙製包装容器であって、前記板状小片を立てた状態で横方向に並べて収容するための第1室と、前記第1室の後方に設けられ、前記板状小片を立てた状態で横方向へ並べて収容するために後方に向ってN段構成で設けられた第2~第N室(Nは2以上の正の整数)とを含み、前記第N室は、第N-1室に対して上方ヘスライド移動可能に、前記第1室に対して組合わされていることを特徴とする、多段スライド式包装容器である。
後室は、前室に対して上方ヘスライド移動可能に、前室に対して組合わされている。そのため、予め包装容器の後側に底上げ部分を設けて後列(後室)の板状小片を前列(前室)の板状小片より高い位置に配置しなくても、必要なときにだけ、後室を前室に対して上方ヘスライド移動させれば、後列の板状小片を前列の板状小片より高い位置に配置できる。これにより、前記底上げ部分を設けずに済むので、包装容器の小型化を図ることができる。
つまり、この包装容器では、前後に複数列に重ねて収容された各食品(板状小片)の摘み出し易さと容器の小型化とを両立することができる。
そして、後室の後室後壁の上縁から上方に向って延設された延設部が、所定の折りガイドに沿って前方および下方へ折り曲げられることによって、フラップとして包装容器の上壁および前方上部を覆う。そのため、包装容器の上壁および前方上部を覆うために、前室および後室の両方にフラップを設けずに済むので部品点数の低減を図ることができる。
また、後室を独立して使用する際に、延設部が後室の前方を覆っているので、後室内の板状小片が前方外側へこぼれ落ちることを防止できる。
包装容器前壁の上方部分に形成された取り出し窓から前室内の板状小片の上部が前方へ露出されるので、この取り出し窓からアクセスすることで前室内の板状小片を容易に摘み出すことができる。
そして、仕切り壁の上縁の少なくとも中央部には、後方へ折り返された係止片が設けられている。
この場合、請求項8記載の発明のように、延設部の左右両側に設けられたストッパが包装容器左右側壁の上縁と係合することにより、後室が前記空間から抜け落ちるのを防止できる。
請求項10記載の発明によれば、包装容器後壁に設けられた帯部を引きちぎって包装容器後壁を左右に分離することによって、後室を、前室の仕切り壁と包装容器後壁との間の空間から取り出して、独立した包装容器として使用できる。
請求項12記載の発明によれば、衛生的で携行しやすく、また、食べやすい菓子を提供できる。
この発明の一実施形態に係る包装容器Aは、食品であるガムの板状小片を複数収容するための紙製包装容器である。包装容器Aは、後室Bと本体部Cとで構成されており、以下では、まず、後室Bおよび本体部Cのそれぞれについて説明する。
図1は、この発明の一実施形態に係る包装容器Aにおける後室Bの展開図である。図2は、完成状態にある後室Bの斜視図であって、蓋4が開いた状態を示している。図3は、完成状態にある後室Bの六面図である。
型紙X、すなわち展開図における後室Bは、横長長方形状の後室後壁1を有している。後室後壁1は、上下(縦)方向に平行に延びる左辺1Lおよび右辺1Rと、これらと直交する左右(横)方向に平行に延びる上辺1Uおよび下辺1Dを有している。
蓋4は、後室後壁1の上辺1Uに近い側から順に、第1蓋部10および第2蓋部11を一体的に有している。
このような型紙Xにおいて、後室左側壁2、後室右側壁3、蓋4および後室底壁5(前延設板8)を、後室後壁1の左辺1L、右辺1R、上辺1Uおよび下辺1Dのうち対応する辺を折り目にして、同じ側(図1における紙面手前側)へ後室後壁1と直交するように折り曲げる。
次いで、前延設板8を、後室底壁5の下端縁5Dを折り目にして、左延設片6、右延設片7および後室後壁1に対向する方向へ後室底壁5と直交するように折り曲げる。すると、左延設片6においてJ字端縁6Aより下側の部分と前延設板8の左端部とが対向し、右延設片7においてJ字端縁7Aより下側の部分と前延設板8の右端部とが対向する。この状態で、左延設片6においてJ字端縁6Aより下側の部分と前延設板8の左端部とを糊付けし、右延設片7においてJ字端縁7Aより下側の部分と前延設板8の右端部とを糊付けすることによって、図2に示すように、後室Bが完成する。
図4は、包装容器Aにおける本体部Cの展開図である。図5は、完成状態にある本体部Cの斜視図である。図6は、完成状態にある本体部Cの六面図である。
本体部Cは、図4に示す1枚の紙で形成された型紙Yを組み立てることで形成される。型紙Yは、1枚の紙(厚紙等)を本体部Cの展開図に合うように裁断することで形成されている。
前室後壁27は、横長長方形状である。前室後壁27において、長手方向寸法は、前室底壁24の長手方向寸法と同じであり、短手方向寸法は、左延設板25の短手方向寸法より小さく、たとえば、左延設板25の短手方向寸法の4分の3程度である。
次いで、前室後壁27(係止片30)を、前室底壁24の下端縁24Dを折り目にして、上側へ前室底壁24と直交するように折り曲げる。すると、前室後壁27(係止片30)が、包装容器前壁20に対して奥側(後側)から隙間を隔てて対向する。このとき、前室後壁27の先端縁27Aは、前室後壁27の上縁となる。
次いで、左延設板25および右延設板26を、包装容器左側壁22の左端縁22Lおよび包装容器右側壁23の右端縁23Rのうち対応する端縁を折り目にして、互いに接近する方向(横方向内側)へ包装容器左側壁22および包装容器右側壁23と直交するように折り曲げる。すると、折り曲げられた左延設板25の右端部(図4の折り曲げる前では左端部)が右延設板26に対して後側から重なり、左延設板25および右延設板26は、前室後壁27および折り返された係止片30に対して隙間を隔てて後側から対向する。この状態で、左延設板25と右延設板26との重なり部分を糊付けすることによって、図5に示すように、本体部Cが完成する。なお、図5(a)および図5(b)は、いずれも本体部Cの斜視図であるが、図5(b)の方が、真上に近い位置から見た斜視図になっている。
収容空間Hの上端は、包装容器左側壁22および包装容器右側壁23の各上端縁によって横方向から区画された横長長方形状の取り出し口Kとして上方ヘ開放されている。取り出し口Kと包装容器前壁20の取り出し窓Gとは連続している。
収容空間Hの略前半分の前空間Iでは、その下端が前室底壁24によって塞がれていて(図5(b)参照)、その上端は、取り出し口Kの略前半分として上方ヘ開放されている。また、前空間Iの上部は、取り出し窓Gから前方へ開放されている。
以上のように完成した後室Bおよび本体部Cを組合わせることで、包装容器Aが完成する。後室Bおよび本体部Cの組合わせを説明する前に、包装容器Aに収容される食品である板状小片としてのガム40について説明する。
図7は、食品であるガム40(板状小片)が包装紙41で包まれて個包装され、食品ユニット42を形成する手順を説明するための図である。
ガム40は、包装紙41に包まれる。ガム40と、これを包んだ状態にある包装紙41とは、食品ユニット42を構成する。
図7(a)に示すように、1つのガム40を、1枚の包装紙41の中央部に、それぞれの長手方向が一致するように載置する。そして、包装紙41においてガム40からはみ出た部分を折り畳んで、図7(b)に示すように、ガム40を包装紙41で包む。このようにガム40を包装紙41で包んだ(個包装した)ものが、食品ユニット42である。食品ユニット42は、包装紙41の厚みの分だけガム40より一回り大きい縦長ブロック形状である。食品ユニット42を立てると、食品ユニット42では、その長手方向である縦方向において下端側へ偏った位置に、包装紙41のミシン目43が位置しており、ミシン目43は、食品ユニット42の短手方向(横方向)に延びてガム40を一周している。食品ユニット42を立てた状態を基準として、ミシン目43は、ガム40を包んだ状態にある包装紙41を、ミシン目43より上側の分離部41Aと、ミシン目43より下側の固定部42Bとに区画している。
このような食品ユニット42を複数(ここでは、1つの包装容器Aにつき、12個)用意する。
図8において、図8(a)は、完成状態にある後室Bの斜視図であって、食品ユニット42が収容された状態を示し、図8(b)は、図8(a)の後室Bの平断面図であり、図8(c)は、完成状態にある本体部Cの斜視図であって、食品ユニット42が収容された状態を示し、図8(d)は、図8(c)の本体部Cの平断面図である。
図8(c)に示すように、12個の食品ユニット42のうち、残りの6個の食品ユニット42は、横方向に並んで立った状態で、本体部Cの前室Lの前空間Iに収容されている。図8(d)に示すように、前室Lの前室後壁27において前空間Iに臨む前面の下端部には、横方向に帯状に延びる接着剤(粘着テープでもよい)46が塗布されており、前空間I内の各食品ユニット42において、包装紙41の固定部41B(図7(b)参照)が接着剤46によって前室後壁27に接着されている。図8(c)に示すように、6個の食品ユニット42が前空間I(前室L内)に収容された状態で、これらの上部は、包装容器前壁20の取り出し窓Gから前方へ露出されているとともに、取り出し口Kから上方に露出されている。
このように後室Bおよび本体部C(前室L)のそれぞれに食品ユニット42が6個ずつ収容された状態で、次に、後室Bを本体部Cに組合わせて包装容器Aを完成させる作業が行われる。
図9に示すように、後室Bの蓋4を開いた状態にする。このとき、蓋4は、後室後壁1の上縁(上辺1U)から上方に向って延設された状態になっており、後室後壁1と略面一になっている。次いで、後室Bの取り出し窓Dと本体部Cの取り出し窓Gとが同じ方向(図9では手前側)を向いた状態で後室Bを本体部Cの取り出し口Kの後半分部分に対して上から対向配置し、その後、後室Bが後室底壁5側から取り出し口Kの後半分部分に挿入されるように後室Bと本体部Cとを相対移動させる。そのため、本体部Cを静止させた状態で後室Bを本体部C側へ移動させてもよいし、その逆に、本体部Cを後室B側へ移動させてもよい。
なお、図11には、包装容器Aの六面図が示されている。
図12は、図10(a)において蓋4を閉じた状態を示している。
食べ方の一例として、包装容器Aにおいて最前列にある前室Lのガム40から順に食べることとする。この場合、前室L(本体部C)の包装容器前壁20の上方部分に形成された取り出し窓Gから前室L内の食品ユニット42(ガム40)の上部(包装紙41の分離部41A)が前方へ露出されている。そのため、この取り出し窓Gからアクセスすることで前室L内のガム40を指先100で容易に摘むことができる。そして、指先100で摘んだ食品ユニット42を、太線矢印で示すように本体部Cの取り出し口Kから上方ヘ引き出す。
同様の手順で、前室Lにおける残りの食品ユニット42も摘み出されて、各食品ユニット42のガム40が食べられる。
なお、包装紙41としてミシン目43が形成されていない包装紙を使用した場合、または後述する変形例としての透明フィルム51やプラスチック製の入れ物52(図18の説明参照)によってガム40が個包装されている場合は、包装紙全体、透明フィルム51全体、または入れ物52全体が接着剤46から外れて、個包装された食品ユニット42全体を摘み出すことができる。
食品ユニット42の上部(包装紙41の分離部41A)は、後室Bの上部の取り出し窓Dから前方へ露出されているので、取り出し窓Dからアクセスすることで後室B内の食品ユニット42(ガム40)を指先100で容易に摘むことができる。次いで、指先100で摘んだ食品ユニット42を、太線矢印で示すように後室Bの取り出し口Fから上方ヘ引き出す。すると、図14(b)を参照して、摘まれた食品ユニット42では、包装紙41の固定部41Bが接着剤45によって後室B側に固定されていることから、包装紙41が分離部41Aと固定部41Bとに分離する。これにより、摘まれた食品ユニット42では、分離部41Aと、これに包まれたガム40とが一体となった状態で、後室Bから摘み出される。残りの食品ユニット42は、接着剤45によって後室B側に固定されているので、後室B内において、これらの食品ユニット42の位置がずれることはない。
同様の手順で、後室Bにおける残りの食品ユニット42も摘み出されて、各食品ユニット42のガム40が食べられる。後室Bにおいて摘み出されずに残った食品ユニット42があれば、後室Bを下方へ所定量Zだけスライドさせて、後室B(蓋4以外の部分)を本体部Cの後空間J内に完全に収容する(図10参照)。このとき、蓋4の第1蓋部10の左右のストッパ17が本体部Cの包装容器左側壁22および包装容器右側壁23において左右で同じ側にある方に対して上から当接するので、後空間J内に収容された後室Bが本体部Cの底側の挿入口Mから抜け落ちてしまうことを防止できる。
つまり、この包装容器Aでは、前後に複数列に重ねて収容された各食品(ガム40)の摘み出し易さと容器の小型化とを両立することができる。
また、ガム40を全部食べ切れなかった場合には、食べ残しのガム40についての食品ユニット42が前室Lや後室Bに残った状態で、蓋4が閉じられる(図12参照)。
また、後室Bに食品ユニット42が残っている状態で、前室Lのガム40を全て食べ切った場合には、図16に示すように、本体部Cの包装容器後壁32における帯部29を引きちぎる。すると、包装容器後壁32が左右に分離されるので、包装容器後壁32における左側部分と右側部分との間を介して後空間Jから後室Bだけを取り出すことができる。
後室Bに収容されたガム40を食べたい場合には、第2蓋部11の先端縁11Aを後室前壁16の切込み9から取り外して、図2に示すように、蓋4を開く。そして、前述した手順で食品ユニット42を摘んで取り出し口Fから上方ヘ引き出し、この食品ユニット42のガム40を食べる。
また、図18(c)に示すように、板状小片形状のガム40がプラスチック製の入れ物52に内封されて、食品ユニット42となったものでもよい。
この発明は、以上に説明した実施形態に限定されるものではなく、請求項記載の範囲内において種々の変更が可能である。
また、図7を参照して、各食品ユニット42では、これを包装容器Aから取り出すときに包装紙41が分離部41Aと固定部41Bとに分離するのだが(図13および図14参照)、包装紙41が分離しなくてもよい。その場合には、包装紙41にミシン目43を設けなくてもよく、食品ユニット42は、包装紙41が分離されることなく包装容器Aから取り出される。包装紙41が破れることなく食品ユニット42を容易に包装容器Aから取り出せるように、食品ユニット42は、接着剤45,46によって仮止め程度に(弱めに)包装容器A(後室Bおよび本体部Cであり、図13および図14参照)に固定されていることが好ましい。
また、後室Bと本体部C(前室L)との組み合わせ方法(包装容器Aの作製方法)として、本体部Cにおいて左延設板25と右延設板26とを接着しない状態で、後室Bを後空間Jに収容して本体部Cに組み合わせ、その後、左延設板25と右延設板26とを接着して包装容器Aを完成させてもよい(図9参照)。
1L 左辺
1R 右辺
1U 上辺
1D 下辺
2 後室左側壁
2L 左端縁
3 後室右側壁
3R 右端縁
4 蓋
5 後室底壁
5D 下端縁
6 左延設片
6A J字端縁
7 右延設片
7A J字端縁
8 前延設板
9 切込み
10 第1蓋部
11 第2蓋部
11A 先端縁
12 第1の折りガイド
13 第2の折りガイド
14 第1片
15 第2片
16 後室前壁
17 ストッパ
20 包装容器前壁
20L 左辺
20R 右辺
20D 下辺
21 切込み
22 包装容器左側壁
22L 左端縁
23 包装容器右側壁
23R 右端縁
24 前室底壁
24D 下端縁
25 左延設板
26 右延設板
27 前室後壁
27A 先端縁
28 ミシン目
29 帯部
30 係止片
31 ミシン目
32 包装容器後壁
40 板状小片
41 包装紙
41A 分離部
41B 固定部
42 食品ユニット
43 ミシン目
45 接着剤
46 接着剤
51 透明フィルム
51h ヒートシール
52 プラスチック製の入れ物
100 指先
A 包装容器
B 後室
C 本体部
D 取り出し窓
E 収容空間
F 取り出し口
G 取り出し窓
H 収容空間
I 前空間
J 後空間
K 取り出し口
L 前室
M 挿入口
X 型紙
Y 型紙
Z 所定量
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- 食品の長手板状の小片を収容するための紙製包装容器であって、
前記板状小片を立てた状態で横方向に並べて収容するための前室と、
前記前室の後方に設けられ、前記板状小片を立てた状態で横方向へ並べて収容するための後室とを含み、
前記後室は、前記前室に対して上方ヘスライド移動可能に、前記前室に対して組合わされていることを特徴とする、スライド式包装容器。 - 前記後室は、前記前室との組合わせを解除することにより、独立して使用可能な包装容器を形成していることを特徴とする、請求項1記載の包装容器。
- 前記後室は、後室前壁、後室の左右側壁、後室底壁および後室後壁を有し、前記後室前壁には、上縁から下方に向って切り欠かれ、前記後室内に収容される前記板状小片の上部を前方へ露出させるための取り出し窓が形成されていて、さらに、前記後室後壁の上縁から上方に向って延設され、前方および下方へ折り曲げられることによって前記包装容器の上壁および前方上部を覆うフラップを構成する延設部を有することを特徴とする、請求項2記載の包装容器。
- 前記包装容器の上壁を構成する延設部には、上壁の前後方向中央部に横方向に延びる第2の折りガイドが形成されていて、
前記第2の折りガイドに沿って前記延設部を折り曲げることにより、前記後室を独立して使用する際に、前記上壁の後部が前記後室の上壁となり、前記上壁の前部および前記フラップ間の折れを除くことにより、それらが前記後室の前方を覆うフラップとして機能することを特徴とする、請求項3記載の包装容器。 - 前記前室は、包装容器前壁、包装容器左右側壁、包装容器後壁、前室底壁、および、前室後壁となる包装容器内の仕切り壁を含み、
前記前室内に収容される前記板状小片の上部を前方へ露出させるために、前記包装容器前壁の上方部分には、その上縁から切り欠かれた取り出し窓が形成されていることを特徴とする、請求項3または4記載の包装容器。 - 前記仕切り壁は、その高さが前記包装容器後壁の高さよりも低くされており、かつ、その上縁の少なくとも中央部に、後方へ折り返された係止片を有することを特徴とする、請求項5記載の包装容器。
- 前記後室は、前記前室の後方で、前記前室の仕切り壁と前記包装容器後壁との間の、上下が開放した空間に納まるように、前記前室と組合わされることを特徴とする、請求項6記載の包装容器。
- 前記延設部の左右両側には、ストッパが設けられており、
前記ストッパが前記包装容器左右側壁の上縁と係合することにより、前記後室が前記空間から抜け落ちるのが防止されることを特徴とする、請求項7記載の包装容器。 - 前記係止片が前記後室前壁の上縁と係合することにより、前記後室が前記前室に対してそれ以上上方ヘ移動するのが止められることを特徴とする、請求項7または8記載の包装容器。
- 前記包装容器後壁には、上下方向に延び、前記包装容器後壁を左右に分離するための帯部が設けられていることを特徴とする、請求項9記載の包装容器。
- 食品の長手板状の小片を収容するための紙製包装容器であって、
前記板状小片を立てた状態で横方向に並べて収容するための第1室と、
前記第1室の後方に設けられ、前記板状小片を立てた状態で横方向へ並べて収容するために後方に向ってN段構成で設けられた第2~第N室(Nは2以上の正の整数)とを含み、
前記第N室は、第N-1室に対して上方ヘスライド移動可能に、前記第1室に対して組合わされていることを特徴とする、多段スライド式包装容器。 - 請求項1~11のいずれか一項に記載の包装容器の食品収容室に、個包装された複数枚の板状小片形状のガム、チョコレートまたはキャンディという菓子が収容されており、個包装された板状小片形状の菓子の収容状態を保持するために、個包装の外面の一部が接着手段で食品収容室の内面に接着されていることを特徴とする、包装容器入り菓子。
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