Wrap case

Abstract

This wrap case is designed to store commercially available wrap and film rolls. The inside of the case's top lid is fitted with a saw blade for cutting standard wrap. It features a statically charged resin plate (made of similar materials, such as acrylic or polycarbonate). When the wrap is pulled out, the static electricity interacts with the charged resin plate, causing the wrap to adhere to the plate. The center of the charged resin plate is cut out, and the front center of the main case is cut into a U-shape, making the leading edge of the wrap easier to grasp. The case's design prioritizes weight and compactness. To facilitate gripping the center of the main body, additional folds are added parallel to the four corners, resulting in a polygonal shape and a unique wrap case design. This polygonal shape increases the structural strength of the case, even when the case material is thin, due to the increased number of fold angles. It also combines functionality and aesthetic appeal. This design is a product that can produce the same effect even if the material used is resin, paper, wood, metal, or similar materials.

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