Packaging cushioning structure

Abstract

A packaging cushioning structure is provided according to two embodiments of the present invention. In both embodiments, the packaging cushioning structure includes a first cushioning body and a second cushioning body. At at least one side of the first cushioning body, the first cushioning body includes a first assembly portion and a first clamping portion connected to the first assembly portion. At at least one side of the second cushioning body, the second cushioning body includes a second assembly portion and a second clamping portion connected to the second assembly portion. In the first embodiment, locking and fastening is implemented through the first clamping portion and the second clamping portion that are a protruding structure and a recessed structure, respectively. In the second embodiment, the first clamping portion and the second clamping portion are recesses, and are locked and fastened through a fastening member.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to a cushioning material, and particularly to a cushioning material capable of assembling into any desired size through mutual locking and fastening or using a fastening member.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Along with the precision trend of technology products, in order to prevent damages caused by impacts during a transportation process of the products, many manufacturers and industrialists adopt cushioning materials for preventing impacts during packaging and transportation processes. However, most commercially available cushioning materials are designed for small and delicate objects, and are naturally small in size. Thus, most current cushioning materials cannot be applied to provide protection for large objects, e.g., motorcycles and refrigerators. Further, taking a cushioning material applied for a display panel for example, a locking-fastened cushioning material is placed at two sides of the display panel to lock an...

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Benefits of technology

The invention provides a packaging material that can protect large objects on all sides. The material is made up of two cushioning bodies that are locked and fastened together. This results in a spliced cushioning material that can protect various parts of an object.

Problems solved by technology

However, most commercially available cushioning materials are designed for small and delicate objects, and are naturally small in size.

Thus, most current cushioning materials cannot be applied to provide protection for large objects, e.g., motorcycles and refrigerators.

If the front side of the screen receives an excessive impact, the screen of the display panel is likely damaged.

Further, the pattern of conventional cushioning material is fixed after an injection molding process, and cannot be expanded according to application requirements.

Costs and time for providing a new mold are extremely high, which result undue costs and time for the cushioning material made through injection molding.

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