A leakage type packaging box matched with a hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container

Abstract

The utility model discloses a leak type packing box matched with six prism cosmetic container, including box body, and the box body is enclosed by front side piece, left side piece, back side piece and right side piece, and the upper and lower ends of front side piece are provided with upper cover piece and lower cover piece respectively, and the middle of front side piece is provided with window, and a pair of window door pieces that are arranged in central symmetry are arranged in the window, the upper and lower ends of left side piece and right side piece are provided with the material supporting piece respectively, and each material supporting piece includes first support piece, second support piece, third support piece and second bonding piece respectively, and the second support piece and third support piece are provided with limit port respectively between each pair. The utility model discloses material supporting piece can switch at will between plane structure and three -dimensional structure, guarantees the filling passability of cosmetic container, and guarantees the installation stability after filling. The utility model discloses that the window is set up in the middle of front side piece, has the higher discernibility of seeing through the product in one eye, and the visual effect is unique, extremely personalized, and the packing stability is strengthened.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of cosmetic container packaging technology, and more specifically to a leak-out packaging box for matching a hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container. Background Technology

[0002] As consumers demand higher quality and better experiences from cosmetics, cosmetic containers need to meet diverse needs in terms of appearance design, ease of opening, and environmental performance. For example, hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic containers possess unique geometric beauty and spatial characteristics in their structure, and have a stronger sense of three-dimensional layering and dynamic rhythm in their visual presentation.

[0003] However, there are not many packaging boxes available on the market that can be used to store hexagonal cosmetic containers. Instead, traditional shapes such as cuboids, cylinders or cubes are used. These boxes do not meet the basic packaging function requirements and have the following defects: (1) Hexagonal cosmetic containers cannot be effectively fixed in the packaging box and rotate and shake violently inside; (2) Commonly shaped packaging boxes have low recognition in product displays and are difficult to quickly attract consumers' attention on a wide variety of shelves; (3) Commonly shaped packaging boxes are highly homogenized and cannot effectively highlight the brand's uniqueness and product differentiation. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to overcome the above-mentioned defects of the prior art and provide a leak-out packaging box for a matching hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container that is highly personalized, has a unique visual effect, high recognizability, good packaging stability, and convenient opening.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model is implemented through the following technical solution: a leak-out packaging box for a matching hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container, comprising a box body with openings at the top and bottom, the box body being formed by a front side panel, a left side panel, a rear side panel, and a right side panel. An upper cover and a lower cover are respectively provided at the upper and lower ends of the front side panel. The front side panel has a window in the middle, and a pair of symmetrically arranged window panels are provided within the window. Each window panel and the window are connected by a ninth fold line, and each window panel folds freely along its respective ninth fold line. A material support piece is provided at the upper and lower ends of the left and right side panels, and each material support piece is connected to its respective left or right side panel by a material support piece. Each of the material support pieces is connected by an eleventh fold line. According to the order of their proximity to the eleventh fold line, each of the material support pieces includes a first support piece, a second support piece, a third support piece, and a second adhesive piece. Each pair of first and second support pieces is connected by a twelfth fold line. Each pair of second and third support pieces is connected by a thirteenth fold line. Each pair of third support pieces and second adhesive pieces is connected by a fourteenth fold line. Each second adhesive piece is bonded to the left or right side piece on which it is located. Each thirteenth fold line has a limiting opening. The upper and lower ends of each limiting opening extend into the adjacent second or third support piece.

[0006] This utility model features a window in the middle of the front panel, allowing a portion of the hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container inside to be visible, providing a high degree of recognizability for the product at a glance. More importantly, the window design achieves two goals at once: firstly, the window flips inward to the inside of the hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container, using its elastic deformation force to restrain its movement; secondly, the window maintains an inward-sloping opening, creating a partially interwoven, three-dimensional effect with the hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container, resulting in a unique and highly personalized visual effect while also enhancing packaging stability.

[0007] This invention is called a material support sheet because it can transform from a planar structure into a three-dimensional structure. Specifically, firstly, the first support sheet is folded along the eleventh fold line, making it flush with the upper or lower opening of the box; then, the second support sheet is folded along the twelfth fold line, making it perpendicular to the first support sheet, i.e., entering the inner cavity of the box; subsequently, the third support sheet is folded along the thirteenth fold line, making it perpendicular to the second support sheet but parallel to the first support sheet; finally, the second adhesive sheet is folded along the fourteenth fold line, allowing it to be bonded to the left or right side sheet where it is located; thus forming a material support seat protruding into the inner cavity of the box. Coincidentally, two material support seats are located at the upper opening of the box, and the other two are located at the lower opening of the box.

[0008] The key ingenuity of this utility model lies in the design of the limiting opening on the thirteenth fold line. When the material support piece transforms into a material support base, the limiting opening also changes from a planar form to a three-dimensional form. That is, the limiting opening part on the third support piece is perpendicular to the limiting opening part on the second support piece. Coincidentally, the side edges of the hexagonal prism cosmetic container can pass through the limiting opening part on the third support piece, allowing one of the upper and lower end faces of the hexagonal prism cosmetic container to abut against the limiting opening part on the corresponding side of the second support piece. In other words, the upper ends of a pair of opposite side edges of the hexagonal prism cosmetic container abut against the two limiting openings of the material support base located on the upper opening of the box body, and the lower ends abut against the two limiting openings of the material support base located on the lower opening of the box body, thus achieving a stopping effect, ensuring installation stability, and preventing the hexagonal prism cosmetic container from rotating or shaking.

[0009] This utility model features a two-way opening mechanism with both an upper and lower cover, enhancing the convenience of opening and loading.

[0010] Preferably, the end lines of each of the limiting ports extending into its corresponding third support piece are angle bracket-shaped.

[0011] The limiting port end part of the third support piece of this utility model is designed with a bracket-shaped line to fit the side edge of the hexagonal prism cosmetic container, so as to stabilize the latter more.

[0012] Preferably, the front panel and the left panel are connected by a first crease line, the left panel and the rear panel are connected by a second crease line, the right panel and the front panel are connected by a third crease line, a first adhesive sheet is attached to the side of the right panel, the first adhesive sheet and the right panel are connected by a fourth crease line, and the first adhesive sheet is bonded to the rear panel.

[0013] The box body of this utility model is formed by sequentially assembling a right side piece, a front side piece, a left side piece, and a rear side piece. Except for the first fold line, the second fold line, and the third fold line in the middle, which are connected, the right side piece and the rear side piece are not connected to each other. Therefore, a first adhesive piece is added to connect the two. The first adhesive piece is bonded to the rear side piece and is in a hidden state.

[0014] Preferably, the upper cover and the front side panel are connected by a fifth crease line, and the lower cover and the front side panel are connected by a sixth crease line.

[0015] This utility model has a two-way opening mechanism with an upper cover and a lower cover, which improves the ease of opening. The upper cover is folded along the fifth fold line to form the upper cover, and the lower cover is folded along the sixth fold line to form the lower cover.

[0016] Preferably, a first insert card is connected to the upper side of the upper cover, and the first insert card is connected to the upper cover via a seventh fold line; a second insert card is connected to the lower side of the lower cover, and the second insert card is connected to the lower cover via an eighth fold line.

[0017] This utility model features a two-way opening with both an upper and lower cover, enhancing ease of opening. The first insert card is folded along the seventh fold line and inserted into the upper opening of the box, against the back side panel. Deformation seams are cut at both ends of the seventh fold line, facilitating folding and creating different deformations at the ends of the first insert card compared to the main body, thus restraining the first insert card from falling out. Similarly, the second insert card is folded along the eighth fold line and inserted into the lower opening of the box, against the back side panel. Deformation seams are cut at both ends of the eighth fold line, again facilitating folding and creating different deformations at the ends of the second insert card compared to the main body, thus restraining the second insert card from falling out.

[0018] Preferably, a carrying piece is provided extending upward from the right side piece, and a tenth fold line is provided at the center of the carrying piece. A nose hole is provided on the upper and lower sides of the tenth fold line, and the two nose holes can communicate with each other when the carrying piece is folded into a double-layer structure along the tenth fold line.

[0019] This utility model features a double-layered carrying tab with high strength. It can not only be used for decorative purposes, standing out on the outside of the packaging box to create a distinct sense of layering, but also for carrying. The nose clip can be used to hang it on a shelf when displayed.

[0020] Beneficial effects: (1) The front panel of this utility model has a window in the middle, which allows the hexagonal cosmetic container inside to be partially exposed, making the product easily recognizable. More importantly, the design of the window panel achieves two goals at once, which is not only visually unique and highly personalized, but also enhances the stability of the packaging.

[0021] (2) The material support sheet of this utility model can switch freely between planar structure and three-dimensional structure, which not only ensures the filling passage of cosmetic containers, but also ensures the installation stability after filling, and prevents the hexagonal prism cosmetic containers from rotating or shaking.

[0022] (3) This utility model has a two-way opening, with an upper cover and a lower cover, which improves the convenience of opening and loading. Attached Figure Description

[0023] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0024] Figure 2 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the planar unfolded structure;

[0025] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the planar unfolded structure of the front side panel;

[0026] Figure 4 for Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the package after folding;

[0027] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the rear side panel after folding.

[0028] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the planar unfolded structure of the left or right side panel;

[0029] Figure 7 for Figure 6 A schematic diagram of the package after folding;

[0030] Figure 8 This is a diagram showing the effect of the material after loading.

[0031] In the diagram: 1-Box body, 2-Hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container, 3-Front side panel, 4-Left side panel, 5-Rear side panel, 6-Right side panel, 7-First adhesive panel, 8-Top cover panel, 9-First insert card, 10-Lower cover panel, 11-Second insert card, 12-Window, 13-Window / door panel, 14-Carrying panel, 15-Tenth crease line, 16-Nose hanger, 17-First support panel, 18-Second support panel, 19-Third support panel, 20-Second Adhesive sheet, 21-Material support sheet, 22-Eleventh crease line, 23-Limiting opening, 34-First crease line, 45-Second crease line, 36-Third crease line, 67-Fourth crease line, 38-Fifth crease line, 310-Sixth crease line, 89-Seventh crease line, 1011-Eighth crease line, 1213-Ninth crease line, 1718-Twelfth crease line, 1819-Thirteenth crease line, 1920-Fourteenth crease line. Detailed Implementation

[0032] To make the technical means, creative features and objectives of this utility model easier to understand, the following describes this utility model in conjunction with specific embodiments.

[0033] Example: Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, a leak-out packaging box for a matching hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container includes a box body 1 with openings at the top and bottom. The box body 1 is formed by a front side panel 3, a left side panel 4, a rear side panel 5, and a right side panel 6. An upper cover 8 and a lower cover 10 are respectively provided at the upper and lower ends of the front side panel 3. The front side panel 3 and the left side panel 4 are connected by a first fold line 34, the left side panel 4 and the rear side panel 5 are connected by a second fold line 45, and the right side panel 6 and the front side panel 3 are connected by a third fold line 36. A first adhesive piece 7 is attached to the side of the right side panel 6, and the first adhesive piece 7 and the right side panel 6 are connected by a fourth fold line 67. The first adhesive piece 7 is bonded to the rear side panel 5.

[0034] like Figure 3 and Figure 4 As shown, the upper cover 8 and the front side panel 3 are connected by a fifth crease line 38, and the lower cover 10 and the front side panel 3 are connected by a sixth crease line 310.

[0035] A first insert card 9 is connected to the upper side of the upper cover 8. The first insert card 9 is connected to the upper cover 8 by a seventh crease line 89. A second insert card 11 is connected to the lower side of the lower cover 10. The second insert card 11 is connected to the upper cover 10 by an eighth crease line 1011.

[0036] A window 12 is provided in the middle of the front panel 3. A pair of window panels 13 are arranged symmetrically around the center of the window 12. Each window panel 13 is connected to the window 12 by a ninth fold line 1213. Each window panel 13 can be folded freely according to its respective ninth fold line 1213. That is, each window panel 13 is connected only on the side of the ninth fold line 1213, while the other three sides are disconnected. In the initial state, there are three brittle connection points between the two window panels 13, which can be easily broken.

[0037] like Figure 5 As shown, a carrying piece 14 extends upward from the right side plate 6. A tenth fold line 15 is provided in the center of the carrying piece 14. A nostril 16 is provided on the upper and lower sides of the tenth fold line 15. The two nostrils 16 can communicate with each other when the carrying piece is folded into a double-layer structure along the tenth fold line 15.

[0038] like Figure 6 and Figure 7As shown, a material support piece 21 is provided at both the top and bottom of the left side piece 4 and the right side piece 6. Each material support piece 21 is connected to the left side piece 4 or the right side piece 6 to which it belongs by an eleventh fold line 22. Each material support piece 21 includes a first support piece 17, a second support piece 18, a third support piece 19 and a second adhesive piece 20, respectively, according to their proximity to the eleventh fold line 22. Each pair of first support pieces 17 and second support pieces 18 is connected by a twelfth fold line 1718. Each pair of second support pieces 18 and third support pieces 19 are connected by a thirteenth fold line 1819, and each pair of third support pieces 19 and second adhesive pieces 20 are connected by a fourteenth fold line 1920. Each second adhesive piece 20 is bonded to the left side piece 4 or the right side piece 6. Each thirteenth fold line 1819 is provided with a limiting opening 23, and the upper and lower ends of each limiting opening 23 extend into the corresponding adjacent second support piece 18 or third support piece 19.

[0039] The end lines of each limiting port 23 extending into its corresponding third support piece 19 are angle bracket-shaped. The end lines of each limiting port 23 extending into its corresponding second support piece 18 are straight.

[0040] Use: (1) Fold along the first fold line, the second fold line, the third fold line and the fourth fold line. The box is formed by the right side piece, the front side piece, the left side piece and the back side piece in sequence. The first adhesive piece is bonded to the back side piece and is hidden.

[0041] (2) Fold the carrying piece along the tenth crease and glue it together to form a double-layer reinforced and thickened carrying handle. After the two nostrils are connected, it can be used to hang on the shelf when displaying.

[0042] (3) The material support piece is transformed into a material support base. Specifically, firstly, the first support piece is folded along the eleventh fold line so that it is flush with the upper or lower opening of the box; then, the second support piece is folded along the twelfth fold line so that it is perpendicular to the first support piece, i.e., it enters the inner cavity of the box; subsequently, the third support piece is folded along the thirteenth fold line so that it is perpendicular to the second support piece, but parallel to the first support piece; finally, the second adhesive piece is folded along the fourteenth fold line so that it is bonded to the left or right side piece on which it is located; thus forming a material support base protruding into the inner cavity of the box. Coincidentally, two material support bases are located at the upper opening of the box, and the other two material support bases are located at the lower opening of the box.

[0043] When the material tray transforms into a material holder, the limiting opening also changes from a planar shape to a three-dimensional shape. That is, the limiting opening on the third support piece is perpendicular to the limiting opening on the second support piece. Coincidentally, the side edges of the hexagonal prism cosmetic container can pass through the limiting opening on the third support piece, allowing one of the upper or lower end faces of the hexagonal prism cosmetic container to abut against the corresponding limiting opening on the second support piece. In other words, the upper ends of a pair of opposite side edges of the hexagonal prism cosmetic container abut against the two limiting openings of the material holder located on the upper opening of the box body, and the lower ends abut against the two limiting openings of the material holder located on the lower opening of the box body.

[0044] (4) Before inserting the hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container 2, first unfold the two material support seats located at the bottom opening of the box body. You can use your fingernail to insert and pull the limiting opening. Then, you need to flip the two window panels inward to open the window and door state beforehand, so that the hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container 2 passes through the front side of the two window panels. That is to say, the two inner oblique sides of the six sides of the hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container are pressed tightly against it one by one. The rebound and reset deformation force of the two window panels is used to restrict the movement of the latter. See details. Figure 7 There is a display.

[0045] The hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container then moves downwards, forming the pair of opposite side edges of the hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container described in (3) above, with the lower ends of each pair resting against the two material tray limiting openings located at the lower opening of the box body. Then, the two material trays located at the upper opening of the box body are unfolded, so that the two material tray limiting openings located at the upper opening of the box body rest against the opposite side edges of the hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container.

[0046] (4) The top cover is folded along the fifth fold line to form the top cover. The first insert card is folded along the seventh fold line and inserted into the upper opening of the box body, against the back side panel. The deformation seam on the seventh fold line forms a restraint with the material support, making it difficult for the first insert card to fall out. At this time, the top cover rests against the corresponding first support piece. The bottom cover is folded along the sixth fold line to form the bottom cover. The second insert card is folded along the eighth fold line and inserted into the lower opening of the box body, against the back side panel. The deformation seam on the eighth fold line forms a restraint with the material support, making it difficult for the second insert card to fall out. At this time, the bottom cover also rests against the corresponding first support piece.

Claims

1. A leakage type packaging case for a matched hexagonal prism cosmetic container, comprising a case body having an upper and lower opening, the case body being surrounded by a front side panel, a left side panel, a rear side panel and a right side panel, and an upper cover panel and a lower cover panel being respectively provided at the upper and lower ends of the front side panel, characterized in that, A window is provided in the middle of the front panel, and a pair of window panels are provided in the window symmetrically arranged around the center. Each window panel and the window are connected by a ninth fold line. Each window panel can be folded freely according to its respective ninth fold line. A support piece is provided at the top and bottom of the left and right panels, and each support piece is connected to the left or right panel by an eleventh fold line. Each support piece includes a first support piece, a second support piece, and a third support piece, in order of proximity to the eleventh fold line. Three support pieces and one second adhesive piece. Each pair of the first and second support pieces is connected by a twelfth fold line. Each pair of the second and third support pieces is connected by a thirteenth fold line. Each pair of the third support pieces and the second adhesive piece is connected by a fourteenth fold line. Each second adhesive piece is bonded to the left or right side piece on which it is located. Each thirteenth fold line has a limiting opening. The upper and lower ends of each limiting opening extend into the adjacent second or third support piece.

2. The leakage type packaging case of the matched hexagonal prism cosmetic container according to claim 1, characterized in that, The end lines of each of the limiting ports extending into its corresponding third support piece are in the shape of angle brackets.

3. The leakage type packaging case of the matched hexagonal prism cosmetic container according to claim 1, characterized in that, The front panel and the left panel are connected by a first crease line, the left panel and the rear panel are connected by a second crease line, the right panel and the front panel are connected by a third crease line, a first adhesive sheet is attached to the side of the right panel, the first adhesive sheet and the right panel are connected by a fourth crease line, and the first adhesive sheet is bonded to the rear panel.

4. The leakage type packaging case of the matched hexagonal prism cosmetic container according to claim 1, characterized in that, The upper cover and the front side panel are connected by a fifth crease line, and the lower cover and the front side panel are connected by a sixth crease line.

5. The leakage type packaging case of the matched hexagonal prism cosmetic container according to claim 1 or 4, characterized in that, A first insert card is connected to the upper side of the upper cover, and the first insert card is connected to the upper cover via a seventh crease line. A second insert card is connected to the lower side of the lower cover, and the second insert card is connected to the lower cover via an eighth crease line.

6. The leak-out packaging box for the matching hexagonal prism-shaped cosmetic container according to claim 1, characterized in that, A carrying piece extends upward from the right side panel. A tenth fold line is provided at the center of the carrying piece. A nose hole is provided on the upper and lower sides of the tenth fold line. The two nose holes can communicate with each other when the carrying piece is folded into a double-layer structure along the tenth fold line.

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