Lining packaging structure based on corrugated spring

The corrugated spring-type inner liner packaging structure solves the problem of low adaptability of paper-plastic inner liner packaging, realizes universal packaging for products of various specifications, and reduces development and warehousing costs.

CN223920098UActive Publication Date: 2026-02-17EDIFUBEI (JIANGSU) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TECH CO LTD
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Application Number
CN202423306529.4
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-12-31
Publication Date
2026-02-17
Estimated Expiration
2034-12-31

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Technical Problem

The existing paper-plastic liner packaging structure has low adaptability and cannot be adapted to multiple specifications of electronic products, resulting in long development cycles, high manpower input, and high costs.

Method used

The packaging adopts a corrugated spring-based inner lining structure and a folded paper-plastic assembly connected by corrugated paper and plastic to achieve adaptive adjustment of length and width dimensions, adapting to the packaging needs of various product specifications.

Benefits of technology

It improves the versatility of the inner packaging structure, reduces development cycle and cost, lowers warehousing costs, and reduces design and testing processes.

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Abstract

The utility model provides a lining packaging structure based on a corrugated spring, and aims to solve the problems that a paper-plastic lining package in the prior art is low in adaptability, cannot adapt to products of multiple specifications and needs to be subjected to repeated mold opening design. The supporting device mainly comprises a plurality of supporting bodies used for surrounding the periphery of a product, main supporting linings defined in the length direction of the product and side supporting linings defined in the width direction of the product, and the two ends of the middle of each main supporting lining are connected through a section of telescopic corrugated paper plastic. The main body structure of the side supporting device is in a long-strip folding type or a rectangular zigzag shape, the middle of the main body fixing part is in a corrugated spring type structure, the side supporting device deforms according to the principle of a spring in a corrugated mode, and the side supporting device is used for supporting the side supporting device. Therefore, the size of the lining package in the length-width direction is changed, and the lining package is suitable for product packages of various specifications.
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of paper-plastic inner packaging technology, and in particular to an inner packaging structure based on corrugated springs. Background Technology

[0002] Paper-plastic lining packaging structures are widely used in the market for packaging fragile electronic products such as monitors and laptops. They can support and protect the products during transportation, preventing them from being damaged by rigid impacts.

[0003] The problem is that even within the same product category, such as monitors, which include 27-inch, 24-inch, 22-inch, and 21.5-inch models, the variety of product specifications and inconsistent shipment volumes necessitate a significant investment of engineering and technical personnel in the design and development of paper-plastic liner packaging. Each product requires a corresponding paper-plastic liner mold design, mold making, and trial molding, resulting in long development cycles, high manpower investment, and high costs. Utility Model Content

[0004] This application addresses the shortcomings of the prior art by providing an inner packaging structure based on a corrugated spring. The main structure is a long, folded or rectangular shape, with a corrugated spring structure in the middle of the main fixed part. Through the corrugated form, the structure deforms according to the principle of a spring, thereby changing the dimensions of the inner packaging in the length and width directions, thus adapting to various product packaging specifications.

[0005] The technical solution adopted in this utility model is as follows:

[0006] A corrugated spring-based inner packaging structure is characterized by comprising at least four supporting bodies for enclosing the product. The main supporting inner lining is enclosing the product along its length, and the side supporting inner lining is enclosing the product along its width. The middle of each main supporting inner lining is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper-plastic joint. The middle of each side supporting inner lining is either a disconnected structure or is composed of a stretchable corrugated paper-plastic joint connecting both ends. The inner packaging structure adaptively adjusts the product enclosure size in both length and width degrees of freedom through the corrugated paper-plastic joint or disconnected design.

[0007] Furthermore, the inner packaging structure consists of two folded paper-plastic assemblies. Each folded paper-plastic assembly unfolds in a straight line and includes two main bodies in the middle, corrugated paper-plastic connecting the two main bodies, and side ears connected to one side of each main body. Each side ear and the main body of each main body has a packaging slot for placing the product inward in the middle. Adjacent side ears and main bodies are connected by a folding structure.

[0008] Furthermore, when each of the folded paper-plastic assemblies is in the closed state, the side ears are vertically bent to the main body through the folding structure. The two main bodies and the corrugated paper-plastic in the middle constitute the main support liner. The two sets of parallel folded paper-plastic side ears are designed to be disconnected. The set of side ears that are disconnected from each other constitutes the side support liner.

[0009] Furthermore, the cross-section of the corrugated paper-plastic is a spine-corrugated type.

[0010] Furthermore, the cross-section of the corrugated paper-plastic is a grooved corrugated type.

[0011] Furthermore, the cross-section of the corrugated paper-plastic is a disc-shaped corrugation.

[0012] Furthermore, the cross-section of the corrugated paper-plastic is longitudinally corrugated.

[0013] Furthermore, the cross-section of the corrugated paper-plastic is a straight-line corrugation.

[0014] Furthermore, the inner packaging structure includes two mutually cooperating upper support structure and lower support structure. Each upper support structure and lower support structure includes four L-shaped bottom supports. The bottom supports arranged along the product length direction are connected by corrugated paper and plastic, and the bottom supports arranged along the product width direction are connected by corrugated paper and plastic. The two bottom supports in the length direction combined with the corrugated paper and plastic form the main support inner lining, and the two bottom supports in the width direction combined with the corrugated paper and plastic form the side support inner lining.

[0015] Furthermore, each bottom support of the upper support structure has an L-shaped cross-section packaging groove formed on its lower surface, and the packaging groove has at least three positions on its edge that are formed with limiting teeth.

[0016] The inner surface of each base of the lower support structure is formed with a support groove of L-shaped cross section, and a corresponding number of mating grooves are formed at the position of the limiting tooth corresponding to the support groove.

[0017] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:

[0018] Compared to existing technologies, the inner packaging structure provided by this utility model includes a folding structure and an upper and lower support structure. The main structure of the folding inner packaging structure is long and narrow, with a corrugated spring structure in the middle of the fixing part and 90° rotating latches at both ends. The main structure of the upper and lower support type is a U-shaped rectangle, with components divided into an upper support and a lower support. Each component has a corrugated spring structure in the middle, and the upper and lower supports are fitted with latches. Compared to the existing single-specification inner packaging structure design that is only applicable to one model, this utility model has strong versatility and is applicable to multiple models. It can reduce development costs, shorten development cycles, be applicable to multiple models, and reduce warehousing costs. It also reduces design, mold making, prototyping, testing and other processes, and reduces warehousing materials. Attached Figure Description

[0019] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of a grooved corrugated inner lining packaging structure;

[0020] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the spine-corrugated inner lining packaging structure;

[0021] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of a disc-shaped corrugated inner lining packaging structure;

[0022] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of a longitudinally corrugated inner lining packaging structure;

[0023] Figure 5 A schematic diagram of a straight-line corrugated inner lining packaging structure;

[0024] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the inner lining packaging structure with upper and lower trays;

[0025] Figure 7 A first-view exploded view of the top-and-bottom tray type inner lining packaging structure;

[0026] Figure 8 This is a second-view exploded view of the top-and-bottom liner packaging structure.

[0027] The components include: 1. Main support liner; 2. Side support liner; 3. Corrugated paper-plastic; 4. Packaging slot; 5. Folding structure; 6. Main body; 7. Side ears; 8. Upper support structure; 9. Lower support structure; 10. Packaging slot; 11. Limiting teeth; 12. Support slot; 13. Matching slot. Detailed Implementation

[0028] The specific embodiments of this utility model are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0029] This utility model provides an inner packaging structure based on corrugated springs, which aims to solve the problem of low adaptability of existing paper-plastic inner packaging, which cannot adapt to products of multiple specifications and requires multiple mold designs.

[0030] Example 1:

[0031] like Figure 1 As shown, it includes four supporting bodies for surrounding the product. The main support liner 1 surrounds the product along its length, and the side support liner 2 surrounds the product along its width. The middle of each main support liner 1 is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper-plastic 3. The middle of each side support liner 2 is a disconnected structure. The inner packaging structure can adaptively adjust its product enclosure size in both length and width through the corrugated paper-plastic 3 or the disconnected design.

[0032] In this embodiment, the inner packaging structure consists of two folded paper-plastic assemblies. Each folded paper-plastic assembly unfolds in a straight line and includes two main body parts 6 in the middle, a corrugated paper-plastic 3 connecting the two main body parts 6, and a grooved corrugated structure in this embodiment. It also includes side ears 7 connected to one side of each main body part 6. Each side ear 7 and the middle of the main body part 6 are provided with a packaging slot 4 for placing the product. Adjacent side ears 7 are connected to the main body part 6 through a folding structure 5. When each folded paper-plastic assembly is in the closed state, the side ears 7 are vertically bent to the main body 6 via the folding structure 5. The two main bodies 6 and the corrugated paper-plastic 3 in the middle constitute the main support liner 1. The two sets of parallel folded paper-plastic side ears 7 are designed to be disconnected. The disconnected set of side ears 7 constitutes the side support liner 2. When in use, the product is placed in the packaging slot 4, and the elongation of the corrugated paper-plastic 3 can be adaptively adjusted according to different product specifications (such as 24-inch, 21-inch or 27-inch monitors), thereby adjusting the length and width of the folded paper-plastic assembly.

[0033] Example 2:

[0034] like Figure 2 As shown, it includes four supporting bodies for surrounding the product. The main support liner 1 surrounds the product along its length, and the side support liner 2 surrounds the product along its width. The middle of each main support liner 1 is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper-plastic 3. The middle of each side support liner 2 is a disconnected structure. The inner packaging structure can adaptively adjust its product enclosure size in both length and width through the corrugated paper-plastic 3 or the disconnected design.

[0035] In this embodiment, the inner packaging structure consists of two folded paper-plastic assemblies. Each folded paper-plastic assembly unfolds in a straight line and includes two main body parts 6 in the middle, a corrugated paper-plastic 3 connecting the two main body parts 6, and a corrugated paper-plastic 3 with a spine corrugated structure in this embodiment, as well as side ears 7 connected to one side of each main body part 6. Each side ear 7 and the middle of the main body part 6 are provided with a packaging slot 4 for placing the product. Adjacent side ears 7 are connected to the main body part 6 through a folding structure 5. When each folded paper-plastic assembly is in the closed state, the side ears 7 are vertically bent to the main body 6 via the folding structure 5. The two main bodies 6 and the corrugated paper-plastic 3 in the middle constitute the main support liner 1. The two sets of parallel folded paper-plastic side ears 7 are designed to be disconnected. The disconnected set of side ears 7 constitutes the side support liner 2. When in use, the product is placed in the packaging slot 4, and the elongation of the corrugated paper-plastic 3 can be adaptively adjusted according to different product specifications (such as 24-inch, 21-inch or 27-inch monitors), thereby adjusting the length and width of the folded paper-plastic assembly.

[0036] Example 3:

[0037] like Figure 3As shown, it includes four supporting bodies for surrounding the product. The main support liner 1 surrounds the product along its length, and the side support liner 2 surrounds the product along its width. The middle of each main support liner 1 is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper-plastic 3. The middle of each side support liner 2 is a disconnected structure. The inner packaging structure can adaptively adjust its product enclosure size in both length and width through the corrugated paper-plastic 3 or the disconnected design.

[0038] In this embodiment, the inner packaging structure consists of two folded paper-plastic assemblies. Each folded paper-plastic assembly unfolds in a straight line and includes two main body parts 6 in the middle, a corrugated paper-plastic 3 connecting the two main body parts 6, and a disc-shaped corrugated paper-plastic 3 in this embodiment. It also includes side ears 7 connected to one side of each main body part 6. Each side ear 7 and the main body of the main body 6 have a packaging slot 4 for placing the product inward in the middle. Adjacent side ears 7 are connected to the main body part 6 through a folding structure 5. When each folded paper-plastic assembly is in the closed state, the side ears 7 are vertically bent to the main body 6 via the folding structure 5. The two main bodies 6 and the corrugated paper-plastic 3 in the middle constitute the main support liner 1. The two sets of parallel folded paper-plastic side ears 7 are designed to be disconnected. The disconnected set of side ears 7 constitutes the side support liner 2. When in use, the product is placed in the packaging slot 4, and the elongation of the corrugated paper-plastic 3 can be adaptively adjusted according to different product specifications (such as 24-inch, 21-inch or 27-inch monitors), thereby adjusting the length and width of the folded paper-plastic assembly.

[0039] Example 4:

[0040] like Figure 4 As shown, it includes four supporting bodies for surrounding the product. The main support liner 1 surrounds the product along its length, and the side support liner 2 surrounds the product along its width. The middle of each main support liner 1 is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper-plastic 3. The middle of each side support liner 2 is a disconnected structure. The inner packaging structure can adaptively adjust its product enclosure size in both length and width through the corrugated paper-plastic 3 or the disconnected design.

[0041] In this embodiment, the inner packaging structure consists of two folded paper-plastic assemblies. Each folded paper-plastic assembly unfolds in a straight line and includes two main body parts 6 in the middle, a corrugated paper-plastic 3 connecting the two main body parts 6, and a longitudinal corrugated structure of the corrugated paper-plastic 3 in this embodiment, as well as side ears 7 connected to one side of each main body part 6. Each side ear 7 and the middle of the main body part 6 are provided with a packaging slot 4 for placing the product. Adjacent side ears 7 are connected to the main body part 6 through a folding structure 5. When each folded paper-plastic assembly is in the closed state, the side ears 7 are vertically bent to the main body 6 via the folding structure 5. The two main bodies 6 and the corrugated paper-plastic 3 in the middle constitute the main support liner 1. The two sets of parallel folded paper-plastic side ears 7 are designed to be disconnected. The disconnected set of side ears 7 constitutes the side support liner 2. When in use, the product is placed in the packaging slot 4, and the elongation of the corrugated paper-plastic 3 can be adaptively adjusted according to different product specifications (such as 24-inch, 21-inch or 27-inch monitors), thereby adjusting the length and width of the folded paper-plastic assembly.

[0042] Example 5:

[0043] like Figure 5 As shown, it includes four supporting bodies for surrounding the product. The main support liner 1 surrounds the product along its length, and the side support liner 2 surrounds the product along its width. The middle of each main support liner 1 is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper-plastic 3. The middle of each side support liner 2 is a disconnected structure. The inner packaging structure can adaptively adjust its product enclosure size in both length and width through the corrugated paper-plastic 3 or the disconnected design.

[0044] In this embodiment, the inner packaging structure consists of two folded paper-plastic assemblies. Each folded paper-plastic assembly unfolds in a straight line and includes two main body parts 6 in the middle, a corrugated paper-plastic 3 connecting the two main body parts 6, and a side ear 7 connected to one side of each main body part 6. Each side ear 7 and the middle of the main body part 6 are provided with a packaging slot 4 for placing the product. Adjacent side ears 7 are connected to the main body part 6 through a folding structure 5. When each folded paper-plastic assembly is in the closed state, the side ears 7 are vertically bent to the main body 6 via the folding structure 5. The two main bodies 6 and the corrugated paper-plastic 3 in the middle constitute the main support liner 1. The two sets of parallel folded paper-plastic side ears 7 are designed to be disconnected. The disconnected set of side ears 7 constitutes the side support liner 2. When in use, the product is placed in the packaging slot 4, and the elongation of the corrugated paper-plastic 3 can be adaptively adjusted according to different product specifications (such as 24-inch, 21-inch or 27-inch monitors), thereby adjusting the length and width of the folded paper-plastic assembly.

[0045] Example 6:

[0046] like Figure 6 , Figure 7and Figure 8 As shown, it includes four supporting bodies for surrounding the product. The main support liner 1 surrounds the product along its length, and the side support liner 2 surrounds the product along its width. The middle of each main support liner 1 is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper-plastic 3. The middle of each side support liner 2 is a disconnected structure. The inner packaging structure can adaptively adjust its product enclosure size in both length and width through the corrugated paper-plastic 3 or the disconnected design.

[0047] The inner packaging structure includes two mutually cooperating upper support structures 8 and lower support structures 9. Both upper support structures 8 and lower support structures 9 include four L-shaped bottom supports. The bottom supports arranged along the product length direction are connected by corrugated paper and plastic 3, and the bottom supports arranged along the product width direction are also connected by corrugated paper and plastic 3. The two bottom supports in the length direction, together with the corrugated paper and plastic 3, constitute the main support inner liner 1, and the two bottom supports in the width direction, together with the corrugated paper and plastic 3, constitute the side support inner liner 2. Each bottom support on the upper support structure 8 has an L-shaped cross-section packaging groove 10 formed downward on its lower surface. The packaging groove 10 has three downward-extending limiting teeth 11 at three positions on its edge. Each bottom support on the lower support structure 9 has an L-shaped cross-section support groove 12 formed on its inner surface. The support groove 12 has a corresponding number of mating grooves 13 formed at the positions of the limiting teeth 11.

[0048] The above description is an explanation of the present utility model and not a limitation thereof. The scope of the present utility model is defined by the claims. Within the protection scope of the present utility model, any form of modification may be made.

Claims

1. A corrugated spring based inner liner packaging structure characterized by: It includes multiple supporting bodies for surrounding the product. The main supporting liner (1) surrounds the product along its length, and the side supporting liner (2) surrounds the product along its width. The middle of each main supporting liner (1) is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper plastic (3). The middle of each side supporting liner (2) is either a disconnected structure or is connected to both ends by a stretchable corrugated paper plastic (3). The inner packaging structure adaptively adjusts the product enclosure size in both length and width through the corrugated paper plastic (3) or disconnected design.

2. A corrugated spring-based inner liner packaging structure as defined in claim 1, characterized by: The inner packaging structure consists of two folded paper-plastic assemblies. Each folded paper-plastic assembly unfolds in a straight line and includes two main body parts (6) in the middle, corrugated paper-plastic (3) connecting the two main body parts (6), and side ears (7) connected to one side of each main body part (6). Each side ear (7) and the main body part (6) have a packaging slot (4) for placing the product inward in the middle. Adjacent side ears (7) are connected to the main body part (6) through a folding structure (5).

3. A corrugated spring-based inner liner packaging structure as defined in claim 2, characterized by: When each of the folded paper-plastic assemblies is in the closed state, the side ears (7) are vertically bent to the main body (6) via the folding structure (5). The two main bodies (6) and the corrugated paper-plastic (3) in the middle constitute the main support liner (1). The two sets of parallel folded paper-plastic side ears (7) are designed to be disconnected. The set of side ears (7) that are disconnected from each other constitutes the side support liner (2).

4. A corrugated spring-based inner liner packaging structure as defined in claim 3, characterized by: The cross section of the corrugated paper plastic (3) is a spine corrugated type.

5. A corrugated spring-based inner liner packaging structure as defined in claim 3, wherein: The cross-section of the corrugated paper-plastic (3) is a grooved corrugated type.

6. A corrugated spring-based inner liner packaging structure as defined in claim 3, wherein: The corrugated paper-plastic (3) has a circular corrugated cross section.

7. A corrugated spring-based inner liner packaging structure as defined in claim 3, wherein: The cross-section of the corrugated paper-plastic (3) is longitudinally corrugated.

8. A corrugated spring-based inner liner packaging structure as defined in claim 3, wherein: The cross-section of the corrugated paper-plastic (3) is a straight-line corrugated type.

9. The inner packaging structure based on a corrugated spring as described in claim 2, characterized in that: The inner packaging structure includes two mutually cooperating upper support structure (8) and lower support structure (9). Both the upper support structure (8) and the lower support structure (9) include four L-shaped bottom supports. The bottom supports arranged along the product length direction are connected by corrugated paper plastic (3), and the bottom supports arranged along the product width direction are connected by corrugated paper plastic (3). The two bottom supports in the length direction combined with the corrugated paper plastic (3) constitute the main support inner lining (1), and the two bottom supports in the width direction combined with the corrugated paper plastic (3) constitute the side support inner lining (2).

10. The inner packaging structure based on a corrugated spring as described in claim 9, characterized in that: Each bottom surface of the upper support structure (8) is formed with an L-shaped cross-section packaging groove (10), and the packaging groove (10) extends downward at least three positions on its side to form a limiting tooth (11). The inner surface of each base of the lower support structure (9) is formed with a support groove (12) with an L-shaped cross section, and the support groove (12) is formed with a corresponding number of mating grooves (13) at the position of the limiting tooth (11).