Display packaging box and packaging material

Abstract

The display packaging box comprises an outer box and a lining, the outer box is formed by folding a first plane paperboard, the lining is formed by folding a second plane paperboard, the lining is contained in the outer box, and at least part of the lining is arranged close to the inner wall face of the outer box. A first containing area with an upward opening is formed in the lower portion of the outer box, a second containing area which is provided with a front side opening and vertically penetrates through the first containing area is formed in the rear side portion of the upper portion of the outer box, and a display area is formed in the front side portion of the upper portion of the outer box. The packaging box is formed by arranging the outer box and the inner lining in a sleeved mode, so that the supporting strength of the side walls of the packaging box is improved, the outer box and the inner lining are both formed by folding the plane paperboards, materials are environmentally friendly, and the price is low; the to-be-displayed article can be synchronously packaged in the folding production process of the outer box, the independent packaging time is saved, the packaging box and the article are convenient to display after production is completed, transportation is convenient after the packaging box and the article are packaged into a whole, and the packaging box with good supporting strength can well protect the article.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of display packaging and storage, specifically to a display packaging box and packaging material. Background Technology

[0002] Some items are more attractive to consumers if they can be easily displayed while being packaged and stored. For example, car safety tensioners typically consist of a main unit, a long strap, a short strap, and hooks. The hooks connect one end of the long and short straps to the corresponding fastening points on the car or other vehicle. The short straps are fixedly connected to the main unit, while the long strap is a separate component that connects to the main unit only during use. Some car safety tensioners consist only of a main unit and a long strap without hooks, one end of which is directly connected to the main unit. The existing packaging methods for car safety tensioners mainly include the following:

[0003] (1) Simple packaging: The packaging is simply tied with a packing strap. Although the packaging is relatively simple, it cannot be tested. There is no place to print the operation instructions or other relevant information. Moreover, after use, the product is placed randomly in the car or in the toolbox, which is quite messy.

[0004] (2) Plastic board packaging: Plastic is used to make display racks, each set of tensioning devices is tied to them, and several self-adhesive stickers with printed content are pasted on the plastic board. However, plastic products are not environmentally friendly, and the self-adhesive stickers also require manual labor. The overall cost is high, the operation is inconvenient, and the entire packaging volume is large, which is not conducive to transportation and supermarket shelf display.

[0005] (3) Cardboard packaging: The tensioning device is directly tied to the cardboard for hanging display. However, each tensioning device needs to be tied, which is troublesome to operate and bulky. It is only suitable for packaging and displaying a small quantity. This packaging method is not suitable for standing display.

[0006] (4) Ordinary cardboard box packaging: The tensioning device cannot be directly seen, or only a part of it can be seen, and it cannot be actually operated. It has low strength and is easily broken.

[0007] Therefore, the existing packaging box structure needs further improvement. Utility Model Content

[0008] The first technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a display packaging box that is easy to package and display, environmentally friendly, strong and easy to transport, in light of the current state of the technology.

[0009] The second technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a packaging material with the above-mentioned display packaging box, which is used for packaging and displaying automotive safety tensioning devices, in light of the current state of the technology.

[0010] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve at least one of the above-mentioned technical problems is as follows:

[0011] A display packaging box includes an outer box and an inner liner. The outer box is formed by folding a first flat cardboard, and the inner liner is formed by folding a second flat cardboard. The inner liner is housed in the outer box and is arranged at least partially close to the inner wall of the outer box. The lower part of the outer box forms a first receiving area with an upward opening, the rear part of the upper part of the outer box forms a second receiving area with a front opening and communicating vertically with the first receiving area, and the front part of the upper part of the outer box forms a display area.

[0012] Preferably, viewed from the side, the outer box has an L-shaped structure, with the horizontal portion of the L-shaped structure corresponding to the first accommodating area, the vertical portion corresponding to the second accommodating area, and the semi-enclosed opening corresponding to the display area. With this structure, the packaging box provides comprehensive protection for the items while facilitating display.

[0013] Preferably, the first flat cardboard includes a first rectangular portion corresponding to the rear wall of the outer box. The top of the first rectangular portion is connected by a fold to a first part that can form the top wall of the outer box. The left side of the first rectangular portion is connected by a fold to an adhesive edge. The right side of the first rectangular portion is connected by a fold to a second part that can form the left, right, and front side walls of the outer box. The bottom of the first rectangular portion is connected by a fold to a third part that can form the bottom wall of the outer box. With the above structure, after folding the various parts relative to each other, a complete packaging box can be formed. Moreover, the folding order determined by the structure of the above parts also facilitates the simultaneous packaging of items.

[0014] Preferably, the first part includes a first cover plate connected to the first rectangular portion and a second cover plate connected to the first cover plate. The second cover plate and the first cover plate are folded together and then cover the top of the first rectangular portion to form the top wall of the outer box. With the above structure, the first cover plate and the second cover plate are folded together to form a double-layer structure, thereby strengthening the top wall support of the packaging box.

[0015] Preferably, the first end of the second cover plate is provided with a first flap, and the second section of the second cover plate is provided with a second flap; a first opening is provided at the crease between the first cover plate and the first rectangular portion, and the upper edge of the second cover plate is provided with a first latch and a second latch arranged at intervals. This structure facilitates positioning after folding.

[0016] Preferably, the second part has a U-shaped structure, with a first vertical portion forming the right side wall of the outer box, a second vertical portion forming the left side wall of the outer box, and a horizontal portion forming the front side wall of the outer box. This structure facilitates production and folding.

[0017] Preferably, the middle of the first vertical portion is divided into two foldable parts by a vertically extending crease, and the middle of the second vertical portion is also divided into two foldable parts by a vertically extending crease. A third flap is provided at the top of the first vertical portion near its outer side, and a fourth flap is provided at the top of the second vertical portion near its outer side. This structure facilitates folding and positioning while improving the sidewall support strength of the outer box.

[0018] Preferably, the transverse portion of the U-shaped structure is connected by folds to an upwardly extending second rectangular portion and a third rectangular portion. The third rectangular portion, together with the second rectangular portion and the transverse portion of the U-shaped structure, forms a reinforcing structure after being folded relative to each other. This structure is mainly used to improve the strength of the front sidewall of the outer box. Since the height of the front sidewall of the outer box is relatively small, and the lower part of the item needs to rely on the front sidewall for constraint, improving the strength of the front sidewall is particularly necessary.

[0019] A package using the aforementioned display packaging box includes the aforementioned display packaging box and a package to be packaged, wherein the package to be packaged is housed in a first receiving area and a second receiving area, and the upper part of the package to be packaged is exposed in the display area.

[0020] Preferably, the item to be packaged is a car safety tensioning device.

[0021] Compared with the prior art, the advantages of this utility model are as follows: The packaging box of this utility model is composed of an outer box and an inner liner, which increases the support strength of the side wall of the packaging box. Both the outer box and the inner liner are made of flat cardboard folded into shape, which is environmentally friendly and inexpensive. The items to be displayed can be packaged in the outer box during the folding production process, saving the time of separate packaging. After production, the packaging box and the items are easy to display, and the integrated packaging is also convenient for transportation. The packaging box with good support strength can provide good protection for the items. Attached Figure Description

[0022] Figure 1 This is a plan view of the outer box of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0023] Figure 2 This is a planar unfolded view of the inner lining according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0024] Figures 3-4 This is a schematic diagram of the lining folding method in an embodiment of this utility model;

[0025] Figures 5-8 This is a schematic diagram of the folding method of the side wall of the outer box in an embodiment of this utility model;

[0026] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the assembly process of the outer box and inner lining in an embodiment of this utility model;

[0027] Figures 10-14This is a schematic diagram of the folding method of the top and sides of the outer box in an embodiment of this utility model;

[0028] Figure 15 This is a schematic diagram of the complete packaging box structure according to an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0029] Figure 16 This is a front structural diagram of the complete packaging box (containing items) according to an embodiment of this utility model.

[0030] Figure 17 This is a schematic diagram of the back structure of the complete packaging box (containing items) according to an embodiment of this utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0031] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0032] like Figures 1-17 As shown, the display packaging box in this embodiment is used to package the items to be displayed.

[0033] like Figure 9 , 15 As shown, the display packaging box in this embodiment includes an outer box 100 and an inner liner 200. The outer box 100 is formed by folding a first flat cardboard 10, and the inner liner 200 is formed by folding a second flat cardboard 20. The first flat cardboard 10 and the second flat cardboard 20 can be corrugated paper. The inner liner 200 is housed in the outer box 100, and its main body is arranged close to the rear wall of the outer box 100. The lower part of the outer box 100 forms a first accommodating area 01 with an upward opening, the rear part of the upper part of the outer box 100 forms a second accommodating area 02 with a front opening and vertically communicating with the first accommodating area 01, and the front part of the upper part of the outer box 100 forms a display area 03.

[0034] Viewed from the side, the outer box 100 has an L-shaped structure. The horizontal portion of the L-shaped structure corresponds to the first accommodating area 01, the vertical portion corresponds to the second accommodating area 02, and the semi-enclosed opening of the L-shaped structure corresponds to the display area 03. With this structure, the packaging box provides comprehensive protection for the items while facilitating display.

[0035] The first flat cardboard 10 includes a first rectangular portion 61 corresponding to the rear wall of the outer box 100. The top of the first rectangular portion 61 is connected via a fold to a first part that forms the top wall of the outer box 100. The left side of the first rectangular portion 61 is connected via a fold to an adhesive edge 9. The right side of the first rectangular portion 61 is connected via a fold to a second part that forms the left, right, and front side walls of the outer box 100. The bottom of the first rectangular portion 61 is connected via a fold to a third part that forms the bottom wall of the outer box 100. Using this structure, after folding the various parts relative to each other, a complete packaging box can be formed. Furthermore, the folding order determined by the structure of each part facilitates the simultaneous packaging of items inside.

[0036] The first part includes a first cover plate 5 connected to the first rectangular portion 61 and a second cover plate 2 connected to the first cover plate 5. The second cover plate 2 and the first cover plate 5 are folded together and cover the top of the first rectangular portion 61 to form the top wall of the outer box 100. With the above structure, the first cover plate 5 and the second cover plate 2 are folded together to form a double-layer structure to strengthen the top wall support of the packaging box.

[0037] The first end of the second cover plate 2 is provided with a first flap 1, and the second section of the second cover plate 2 is provided with a second flap 3; a first opening 36 is provided at the crease between the first cover plate 5 and the first rectangular part 61, and the upper edge of the second cover plate 2 is provided with a first latch 64 and a second latch 67 arranged at intervals. The above structure facilitates the formation of a limiting position after folding.

[0038] The second part has a U-shaped structure. The first vertical portion of the U-shaped structure is used to form the right side wall of the outer box 100, the second vertical portion of the U-shaped structure is used to form the left side wall of the outer box 100, and the horizontal portion of the U-shaped structure is used to form the front side wall of the outer box 100. This structure facilitates production and folding.

[0039] The middle of the first vertical section is divided into two foldable parts by a vertically extending crease. The middle of the second vertical section is also divided into two foldable parts by a vertically extending crease. A third tab 4 is provided at the top of the first vertical section near its outer side, and a fourth tab 22 is provided at the top of the second vertical section near its outer side. This structure facilitates folding and positioning while improving the side wall support strength of the outer box 100.

[0040] The transverse portion of the U-shaped structure is connected by folds to an upwardly extending second rectangular portion 12 and a third rectangular portion 10. The third rectangular portion 10, the second rectangular portion 12, and the transverse portion 60 of the U-shaped structure are folded together to form a reinforcing structure. This structure is mainly used to improve the strength of the front sidewall of the outer box 100. Since the height of the front sidewall of the outer box 100 is relatively small, and the lower part of the item needs to rely on the front sidewall for restraint, improving the strength of the front sidewall is particularly necessary.

[0041] This embodiment uses the above-mentioned display packaging box, including the above-mentioned display packaging box and the item to be packaged 500. The item to be packaged 500 is housed in the first accommodating area 01 and the second accommodating area 02, and the upper part of the item to be packaged 500 is exposed in the display area 03.

[0042] In this embodiment, the item to be packaged, 500, is a car safety tensioning device.

[0043] The packaging box in this embodiment is composed of an outer box 100 and an inner liner 200, which increases the support strength of the side walls of the packaging box. Both the outer box 100 and the inner liner 200 are made of flat cardboard folded together, which is environmentally friendly and inexpensive. The items to be displayed can be packaged into the outer box 100 during the folding production process, saving the time of separate packaging. After production, the packaging box and the items are easy to display, and the integrated packaging is also convenient for transportation. The packaging box with good support strength can provide good protection for the items.

[0044] In this embodiment, the packaging box is manufactured as follows: Figures 1-17 As shown, this can be accomplished through the following process.

[0045] Folding process of the lining: The flat unfolded plan of the lining is made by pressing crease 49 into the flat cardboard. Crease 49 divides the plane into several areas. The lining is folded backward 180° through crease 49. Then the lining is folded forward 90° through crease 57. The lining is L-shaped. Crease 49 and crease 57 divide the lining into three parts, including the front part 62 of the lining, the bottom part 59 of the lining, and the top part 58 of the lining. The top part and the bottom part are folded in opposite directions.

[0046] The four sides of the outer box are folded as follows: the cardboard is divided into several areas by folding in the same direction through creases 31, 27 and 30, including the front display panel of the outer box (corresponding to the horizontal part 60 of the U-shaped structure), the back panel (corresponding to the first rectangular part 61), the left side panel 11 and the right side panel 13. The outer box is rectangular. The glued part (adhesive edge 9) is folded forward 90° through crease 26 and connected to the left side panel 11 with glue, with the left side panel on the outside.

[0047] The bottom closure structure of the outer box is as follows: There are four areas, namely area 16, area 14, area 17 and area 15. First, area 16 is folded inward by 90° through crease 34. Then, area 15 is folded inward by 90° through crease 33, and area 15 is pressed on top of area 16. Area 17 is folded in the same way as area 15. Area 17 is folded inward by 90° through crease 35 and is also pressed on top of area 16. Area 14 is folded inward through crease 32 until it is pressed into area 16, thus forming the bottom structure of the outer box.

[0048] The process of assembling the inner liner and the outer box: First, fold the outer box area 10 90° through the crease 23. Then, connect the inner liner bottom area 59 to the bottom of the cardboard box. Fold the top of the inner liner outward 90° and insert its top part into the slot 36 so that the inner liner and the cardboard box fit tightly together.

[0049] The top folding process of the outer box: Area 4 is folded inward 90° through crease 21, Area 22 is folded inward 90° through crease 63, and the top cover area 5 is folded inward 90° through crease 19, and it just presses on Area 4 and Area 22, fitting perfectly. Area 12 is folded inward 180° through crease 18, and Area 12 is close to Area (corresponding to the horizontal part 60 of the U-shaped structure). Area 19 is close to the bottom of the box. Area 1 is folded upward 90° through crease 18, and Area 22 is folded upward 90° through crease 63. At this time, Area 2, Area 22 and Area 1 are a whole and are folded inward 180° through crease 19, and Area 2 is close to Area 22 and Area 4. Area 1 is close to the adhesive edge 9 and Area 22 is close to Area 13. Fold area 2 inward 180° through crease 19, so that the two buckles of area 67 and area 64 fit into the two slots of area 65 and area 66 of the inner lining, so as to achieve a tight fit between the outer box and the inner lining. The interlocking of these four areas can make the folding of area 2 more secure. This folding method can make the top of the cardboard box more secure and indirectly increase the weight limit of the cardboard box. It is also more convenient to hang the cardboard box and the product on the shelf through the inner lining's airplane holes 51 and 52.

[0050] Folding of the two thickened side panels of the outer box: The areas of the two thickened side panels are area 7 and area 8 respectively. Area 7 needs to be folded inward 180° along crease 29. At the same time, area 7 needs to be smoothly inserted into slots 39 and 40. At this time, area 7 should be close to area 4, which also achieves the effect of making the outer box structure more robust. Similarly, area 8 needs to be folded inward 180° along crease 24. Area 8 also needs to be close to area 22, and the two protruding areas 41 and 42 of area 8 need to be smoothly inserted into slots 39 and 40, so that the two side walls and the structure cooperate with each other and are not easy to fall apart.

[0051] The outer box structure in this embodiment is robust, employing an ingenious combination that allows each area of ​​the outer box to work together. Compared to a typical packaging box, this embodiment adds two thickened side panels, namely area 7 and area 8, as well as two side walls, namely side wall 11 and side wall 13. The presence of these four areas makes our box structure more robust and significantly increases its load-bearing capacity.

[0052] In this embodiment, the outer box and inner lining each have four corresponding mounting holes, i.e., two sets. Nylon ties or wire ties can be used to fix the tensioner, thereby achieving a fixing effect. At the same time, the appearance of two sets of positioning holes is conducive to displaying the appearance and features of the tensioner in more ways. If needed, we can also set more than two sets of mounting holes on the box to better reflect the product features.

[0053] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of this utility model. It should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, various modifications or improvements can be made to this utility model without departing from the principle of this utility model. This packaging box is not limited to packaging of ratchet tension devices as the main unit, but can also be used for packaging of other logistics cargo fixing products, such as various over-center buckles and cam buckles, etc., which are all considered to be within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A display packaging box, characterized in that: The device includes an outer box and an inner liner. The outer box is formed by folding a first flat cardboard, and the inner liner is formed by folding a second flat cardboard. The inner liner is housed in the outer box and is arranged at least partially close to the inner wall of the outer box. The lower part of the outer box forms a first accommodating area with an upward opening. The rear part of the upper part of the outer box forms a second accommodating area with a front opening and communicating vertically with the first accommodating area. The front part of the upper part of the outer box forms a display area.

2. The display packaging box according to claim 1, characterized in that: Viewed from the side, the outer box has an L-shaped structure. The horizontal part of the L-shaped structure corresponds to the first accommodating area, the vertical part of the L-shaped structure corresponds to the second accommodating area, and the semi-enclosed opening of the L-shaped structure corresponds to the display area.

3. The display packaging box according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first flat cardboard includes a first rectangular portion corresponding to the rear wall of the outer box. The top of the first rectangular portion is connected by a crease to a first part that can form the top wall of the outer box. The left side of the first rectangular portion is connected by a crease to an adhesive edge. The right side of the first rectangular portion is connected by a crease to a second part that can form the left side wall, right side wall, and front side wall of the outer box. The bottom of the first rectangular portion is connected by a crease to a third part that can form the bottom wall of the outer box.

4. The display packaging box according to claim 3, characterized in that: The first part includes a first cover plate connected to the first rectangular part and a second cover plate connected to the first cover plate. The second cover plate and the first cover plate are folded together and cover the top of the first rectangular part to form the top wall of the outer box.

5. The display packaging box according to claim 4, characterized in that: The second cover plate has a first tab at its first end and a second tab at its second section; the upper edge of the second cover plate has a first latch and a second latch arranged at intervals.

6. The display packaging box according to claim 3, characterized in that: The second part has a U-shaped structure. The first vertical part of the U-shaped structure is used to form the right side wall of the outer box, the second vertical part of the U-shaped structure is used to form the left side wall of the outer box, and the horizontal part of the U-shaped structure is used to form the front side wall of the outer box.

7. The display packaging box according to claim 6, characterized in that: The middle of the first vertical portion is divided into two foldable parts by a vertically extending crease. The middle of the second vertical portion is also divided into two foldable parts by a vertically extending crease. A third flap is provided at the top of the first vertical portion near its outer side, and a fourth flap is provided at the top of the second vertical portion near its outer side.

8. The display packaging box according to claim 6, characterized in that: The transverse portion of the U-shaped structure is connected by creases to an upwardly extending second rectangular portion and a third rectangular portion. The third rectangular portion, the second rectangular portion, and the transverse portion of the U-shaped structure are folded together to form a reinforcing structure.

9. A packaging material using the display packaging box according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that: It includes the aforementioned display packaging box and the item to be packaged, wherein the item to be packaged is housed in a first housing area and a second housing area, and the upper part of the item to be packaged is exposed in the display area.

10. The packaging material according to claim 9, characterized in that: The item to be packaged is a car safety tensioning device.

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