Article packaging container

Abstract

To provide an article packaging container capable of securely holding a stored article so that it does not slip out, while allowing the article to be easily removed.SOLUTION: An article packaging container 100 is provided with a support body 1 having a storage section 10 capable of accommodating an article S. The support body 1 includes restricting means 2 that restricts movement of the article S to prevent the article S stored in the storage section 10 from slipping out of the storage section 10. The restricting means 2 includes a pressed surface portion 20 against which an outer peripheral surface of the article S is pressed when the article S is placed in the storage section 10, and a pair of sandwiching portions 21 between which the outer peripheral surface of the article S is sandwiched from both sides.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to an article packaging container having a support body with a storage section capable of storing articles. [Background technology]

[0002] BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, packaging boxes equipped with a cushioning material have been proposed as packaging boxes for storing articles such as syringes that require careful transport and storage (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

[0003] The packaging box described in Patent Document 1 includes a cushioning member made by folding a single blank sheet and an outer box that houses the cushioning member. This packaging box holds the contents while absorbing external impacts with the cushioning member. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Utility Model Registration No. 3237239 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] The cushioning member in the packaging box of Patent Document 1 is formed with restricting portions that come into contact with each end face of the contents, preventing the contents from moving in the axial direction. However, no restricting portion is formed in the direction in which the contents are removed. Therefore, if the outer box is knocked over or subjected to an impact from the bottom while the lid is open, there is a risk that the contents may fall out.

[0006] The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned problems, and aims to provide an article packaging container that can securely hold stored articles so that they do not fall out, while also allowing them to be easily removed. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] The characteristic configuration of the article packaging container according to the present invention for solving the above problem is as follows: An article packaging container having a support body having a storage section capable of storing articles, The support body is provided with a restricting means for restricting movement of the article stored in the storage section so that the article does not slip out of the storage section.

[0008] According to the article packaging container of this configuration, the restricting means restricts the movement of the article so that the article does not fall out of the storage section, and therefore the article is securely held within the storage section, allowing the article to be safely transported and stored while stored in the storage section.

[0009] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, It is preferable that the regulating means includes a pressed surface portion against which the outer surface of the item is pressed when the item is placed in the storage portion, and a pair of clamping portions that clamp the outer surface of the item from both sides.

[0010] According to the article packaging container of this configuration, the pressed surface portion and the pair of clamping portions cooperate to restrict the movement of the article, so that the article does not fall out of the storage portion and is placed in the storage portion in a stable state. Furthermore, although the article is clamped from both sides by the pair of clamping portions, the pair of clamping portions do not fix the article to the storage portion. Therefore, the article can be easily removed by lifting the article through the gap between the pair of clamping portions with a force that exceeds the restricting force of the restricting means.

[0011] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, The pair of clamping portions each have an inner portion connected to the pressed surface portion via a valley fold line and a flap portion connected to the inner portion via a first mountain fold line, a separation distance formed between the two first mountain fold lines is an opening width of the storage section, It is preferable that the opening width when the outer peripheral surface of the article is clamped is configured to be smaller than the size of the article.

[0012] According to the item packaging container of this configuration, the opening width when the outer surface of the item is clamped is configured to be smaller than the size of the item, so that even if the container is knocked over or an impact is applied to the bottom of the container, the stored item can be prevented from slipping out of the opening of the storage section.

[0013] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, When the outer surface of the article is clamped, it is preferable that, when viewed from the direction in which the first mountain fold line extends, the contact point between the article and the inner portion is located closer to the first mountain fold line than the center of the article.

[0014] With this configuration of item packaging container, when viewed from the direction in which the first mountain fold line extends, the point of contact between the item and the inner portion is located closer to the first mountain fold line than the center of the item, so the opening width of the storage section is necessarily smaller than the size of the item, allowing the item to be securely held.

[0015] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, It is preferable that the pair of clamping portions each have an outer portion connected to the flap portion via a second mountain fold line, and a shape-retaining portion connected to the outer portion via a third mountain fold line.

[0016] In the article packaging container of this configuration, the outer portion faces the inner portion, and the shape-retaining portion faces the flap portion, so that the outer portion and the shape-retaining portion cooperate to maintain the rigidity of the support body. Therefore, the flap portion and the inner portion do not loosen, and the outer surface of the article can be kept clamped by the pair of clamping portions.

[0017] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, It is preferable that the article further comprises an exterior body fitted onto the support body so as to maintain the outer circumferential surface of the article clamped by the pair of clamping portions.

[0018] According to the article packaging container of this configuration, when the outer body is fitted onto the support, the pair of clamping parts contact the outer body, thereby keeping the outer periphery of the article clamped by the pair of clamping parts and ensuring that the article is held securely.

[0019] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, The exterior body preferably has a covering portion that covers at least the storage portion in an openable manner.

[0020] According to the item packaging container of this configuration, the outer casing has a covering portion that covers the storage portion, so that the item is protected when not in use, and the item can be easily removed by opening the covering portion when in use.

[0021] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, The exterior body preferably has a locking portion that locks the pair of clamping portions so as to maintain the clamping state of the pair of clamping portions on the article after the covering portion is opened.

[0022] According to the article packaging container of this configuration, the presence of a locking portion allows the locking portion to lock the pair of clamping portions even after the covering portion is opened, so that the stored articles will not easily fall out of the storage portion even if, for example, the outer body is knocked over with the covering portion opened or an impact is applied to the bottom side of the outer body.

[0023] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, It is preferable that a part of the pair of clamping portions is cut out.

[0024] According to the article packaging container of this configuration, a part of the clamping portion is cut out, so that an article can be easily removed by inserting a finger into the cutout portion. In addition, by locking a part of the article in the cutout portion, the article can be held more stably.

[0025] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, The support and / or the outer casing are preferably made from paperboard.

[0026] According to the article packaging container of this configuration, since the support and / or the outer body are made of paperboard, they are deformable while having a moderate rigidity, so that they can hold articles and make them easy to remove. In addition, an article packaging container that is more environmentally friendly than one made of resin materials can be provided.

[0027] In the article packaging container according to the present invention, The article is preferably a medical article.

[0028] The article packaging container of this configuration can be used to package medical articles that require careful transport and storage. In addition, because the medical articles can be easily removed, it is suitable for use in medical settings. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0029] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of an article packaging container according to one embodiment of the present invention, showing a state in which a covering portion is opened. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the article packaging container of this embodiment. [Figure 3] FIG. 3 shows the support in an unfolded state before assembly, where (a) is an overall perspective view, and (b) is a plan view, a front view, and a right side view. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 shows the support after assembly, where (a) is an overall perspective view, (b) is a six-sided view, and (c) is an enlarged schematic end view of the support shown in (b) at the position AA. [Figure 5] FIG. 5 shows the exterior body, where (a) is an overall perspective view and (b) is a development view. [Figure 6] Figure 6 is a schematic end view as viewed from the direction in which the first mountain fold line extends, where (a) shows the state before an item is stored in the storage section, (b) shows the state in which the outer surface of the item is clamped, and (c) shows the state in which the outer body is fitted onto the support body. [Figure 7]FIG. 7 shows a state in which the covering portion is opened, and is an explanatory view showing the operation when an article is taken out. [Figure 8] FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view of an article packaging container according to another embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0030] The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments described below or the configurations shown in the drawings. Note that the size and thickness of each part shown in the drawings (especially end views) have been appropriately enlarged for ease of explanation and do not strictly reflect the actual size relationship (scale).

[0031] <Overall structure> FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of an article packaging container 100 according to one embodiment of the present invention, showing a state in which the covering portion 51a is opened. The article packaging container 100 protects the article S from external impact by storing the article S. There is no particular limitation on the article S to be stored, but the article packaging container 100 is suitable for use in packaging medical articles (e.g., syringes, ampoules, vials, etc.) that require careful transportation and storage. The article packaging container 100 of this embodiment stores a prefilled syringe (a syringe filled with medicine) as the article S.

[0032] FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of an article packaging container 100 of this embodiment. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the article packaging container 100 comprises a support 1 and an exterior body 5 fitted onto the support 1 in an optional configuration. The support 1 and the exterior body 5 are assembled by folding a sheet-like article as described below. Examples of sheet-like articles include paperboard and plastic sheets, with paperboard being preferred. By using paperboard as the material for the support 1 and the exterior body 5, the support 1 and / or the exterior body 5 can be deformed while maintaining appropriate rigidity, thereby achieving both the ability to hold the article S and the ease of removal. Furthermore, an article packaging container 100 that is more environmentally friendly than one made of a resin material can be provided. The basis weight of the paperboard that constitutes the support 1 and the exterior body 5 is 150 g / m 2 ~500g / m 2 Preferably, the basis weight is 1. By using paperboard with the above basis weight, it is possible to construct a lightweight and highly rigid support body 1 and exterior body 5. Furthermore, it is more preferable that the basis weight of the paperboard that constitutes the support body 1 is smaller than the basis weight of the paperboard that constitutes the exterior body 5. In this case, the exterior body 5 has rigidity and the support body 1 is easily deformed, so that it is possible to achieve both a high level of protection for the item S by the exterior body 5 and ease of removal of the item S from the support body 1.

[0033] <Support> The support body 1 has a storage section 10 capable of storing an item S. The storage section 10 is formed in the center of the support body 1 to fit the shape of the item S, as shown in FIG. 2. The support body 1 is provided with a restricting means 2 that restricts the movement of the item S stored in the storage section 10 so that the item S does not slip out of the storage section 10. Details of the restricting means 2 will be described later, but in the item packaging container 100 of this embodiment, the restricting means 2 restricts the movement of the item S so that the item S does not slip out of the storage section 10, so that the item S is securely held within the storage section 10. Therefore, the item S can be safely transported and stored while stored in the storage section 10.

[0034] The support 1 includes a pressed surface portion 20 and a pair of clamping portions 21 that constitute the restricting means 2. In the article packaging container 100 of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2 , portions of the pair of clamping portions 21 are cut out to form an extraction notch portion 3a and a locking notch portion 3b. The article S is configured by inserting a plunger S2 into a syringe S1. The extraction notch portion 3a is formed near the center of the pair of clamping portions 21. When removing the article S from the storage portion 10, a user can insert a finger into the extraction notch portion 3a to easily remove the article S from the support 1. Furthermore, the locking notch portion 3b is formed to accommodate the flanges of the syringe S1 and plunger S2, thereby preventing the plunger S2 from being pushed into the syringe S1 during transportation or storage. By locking a portion of the article S in the locking notch portion 3b, the article S can be held more stably.

[0035] Fig. 3 shows the support 1 in an unfolded state before assembly, with (a) being an overall perspective view and (b) being a plan view, a front view, and a right side view. Note that Fig. 3(b) only shows the plan view, the front view, and the right side view, but the bottom view is symmetrical to the plan view, the back view is symmetrical to the front view, and the left side view is symmetrical to the right side view. As shown in Fig. 3(a), the pair of clamping portions 21 each have an inner portion 22, a flap portion 23, an outer portion 24, and a shape-retaining portion 25. As shown in the plan view of Figure 3(b), the inner portion 22 is connected to both longitudinal ends of the approximately rectangular pressed surface portion 20 via valley fold lines 40, the inner portion 22 and the flap portion 23 are connected via a first mountain fold line 41, the flap portion 23 and the outer portion 24 are connected via a second mountain fold line 42, and the outer portion 24 and the shape-retaining portion 25 are connected via a third mountain fold line 43.

[0036] 3(a) and 3(b), cutting lines 31a and 31b are formed at the boundaries between the pressed surface portion 20 and the removal cutout portion 3a and locking cutout portion 3b. Furthermore, a pair of cutting lines 32a and 32b are formed at the boundaries between the inner portion 22 and the flap portion 23 and the removal cutout portion 3a and locking cutout portion 3b. The removal cutout portion 3a has a cutout valley fold line 33a. The locking cutout portion 3b has a cutout mountain fold line 33b.

[0037] 4 shows the support body 1 after assembly, with (a) being an overall perspective view, (b) being a six-sided view, and (c) being an enlarged schematic end view of the support body 1 shown in (b) at position AA. When using the support body 1, as shown in FIG. 4(c), valley fold line 40 is made into a valley fold so that angle a between the pressed surface portion 20 and the inner portion 22 is smaller than 90°, first mountain fold line 41 is made into a mountain fold so that angle b between the inner portion 22 and the flap portion 23 is smaller than 90°, second mountain fold line 42 is made into a mountain fold so that angle c between the flap portion 23 and the outer portion 24 is smaller than 90°, and third mountain fold line 43 is made into a mountain fold so that angle d between the outer portion 24 and the shape-retaining portion 25 is approximately 90°. When assembled in this manner, the outer portion 24 faces the inner portion 22, and the shape-retaining portion 25 faces the flap portion 23, so that the outer portion 24 and the shape-retaining portion 25 cooperate to maintain the rigidity of the support body 1. Therefore, the flap portion 23 and the inner portion 22 do not loosen, and the outer surface of the article S can be kept clamped by the pair of clamping portions 21. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 4(a), to form the removal cutout portion 3a, the second mountain fold line 42 formed at the boundary between the outer portion 24 and the removal cutout portion 3a is mountain-folded so that the flap portion 23 and the outer portion 24 come into contact, and the notch valley fold line 33a is valley-folded. Furthermore, to form the locking cutout portion 3b, the notch mountain fold line 33b is mountain-folded.

[0038] The width of the inner portion 22 in the short side direction is preferably smaller than the width of the outer portion 24. By configuring the inner portion 22 so that its width in the short side direction is smaller, when the angle d between the outer portion 24 and the shape retaining portion 25 at the third mountain fold line 43 is approximately 90°, the angle a between the pressed surface portion 20 and the inner portion 22 becomes smaller than 90°, and as described below, the opening width W of the storage portion 10 is necessarily smaller than the size (width) L of the item S, making it possible to prevent the stored item S from slipping out of the opening of the storage portion 10. Furthermore, the size of the outer portion 24 is preferably configured to be approximately equal to the sizes of the right side surface portion 53 and the left side surface portion 54 of the exterior body 5, which will be described later, and the size of the shape retaining portion 25 is preferably configured to be approximately equal to the size of the bottom surface portion 52 of the exterior body 5, which will be described later. By configuring the sizes of the outer portion 24 and the bottom surface portion 52 in this way, it is possible to maintain a state in which the angle d between the outer portion 24 and the shape-retaining portion 25 is 90° when the support body 1 is inserted into the exterior body 5. As a result, the angle a between the pressed surface portion 20 and the interior portion 22 is maintained in a state of being smaller than 90°, and the article S can be securely held.

[0039] <Exterior body> 5A and 5B show the exterior body 5, with (a) being an overall perspective view and (b) being a developed view. As shown in Fig. 5A, the exterior body 5 is a rectangular cylindrical container and has a top surface 51, a bottom surface 52, a right side surface 53, a left side surface 54, a front surface 55, and a rear surface 56.

[0040] As shown in Fig. 5(b), the top surface 51, bottom surface 52, right side surface 53, and left side surface 54 that make up the exterior body 5 are all formed in a rectangular shape. The left side surface 54, top surface 51, right side surface 53, and bottom surface 52 are arranged in this order from top to bottom in Fig. 5(b), with the left side surface 54 and top surface 51 connected via fold line 61, the top surface 51 and right side surface 53 connected via fold line 62, and the right side surface 53 and bottom surface 52 connected via fold line 63.

[0041] 5(b), the left side surface portion 54 has an adhesive piece 70 connected to its upper side via a fold line 64, a front left flap 71 connected to its left side via a fold line 81, and a back right flap 72 connected to its right side via a fold line 82. The top surface portion 51 has a front outer flap 73 connected to its left side via a fold line 83, and a back outer flap 74 connected to its right side via a fold line 84. The right side surface portion 53 has a front right flap 75 connected to its left side via a fold line 85, and a back left flap 76 connected to its right side via a fold line 86. The bottom surface portion 52 has a front inner flap 77 connected to its left side via a fold line 87, and a back inner flap 78 connected to its right side via a fold line 88.

[0042] In the exterior body 5, the adhesive piece 70 is fixed to the back surface of the outer edge of the bottom surface portion 52 with an adhesive such as glue. The front surface portion 55 is formed by combining a front left flap 71, a front outer flap 73, a front right flap 75, and a front inner flap 77. The back surface portion 56 is formed by combining a back right flap 72, a back outer flap 74, a back left flap 76, and a back inner flap 78. In this embodiment, the adhesive piece 70 is fixed to the bottom surface portion 52, the back right flap 72 and the back left flap 76 are folded, and the front surface of the back inner flap 78 and the back outer flap 74 are fixed with an adhesive such as glue, thereby forming an insertion opening 50 at one end of the exterior body 5, as shown in FIG. 2 . After inserting the support 1 with the item S stored in the storage section 10 into the exterior body 5 through the insertion opening 50, the front left flap 71 and the front right flap 75 are folded and the front surface of the front inner flap 77 and the back surface of the front outer flap 73 are fixed with an adhesive such as glue, thereby completing the packaging of the item S.

[0043] 5(b), a cutting line 91 extending in the left-right direction is formed on the front outer flap 73 near the boundary with the front portion 55, near the left-right middle of the front outer flap 73. A pair of cutting lines 92 is formed on the front outer flap 73, extending obliquely from both left and right ends of the cutting line 91 toward weakened lines 95 (described later). When the front outer flap 73 is folded toward the inside of the insertion opening 50 of the exterior body 5, a gap is formed between the front outer flap 73 and the front portion 55, and this gap becomes the opening 90 for opening.

[0044] As shown in FIGS. 5(a) and 5(b), the top surface 51 has weakened lines 95 consisting of a pair of parallel lines 95a and diagonal lines 95b at the four corners. The top surface 51 is divided into a covering portion 51a and a locking portion 51b via the weakened lines 95. The covering portion 51a covers at least the storage portion 10 in an openable manner. Because the covering portion 51a covers the storage portion 10, the article S is protected when not in use. During use, the covering portion 51a is opened by grasping an end of the covering portion 51a through the opening for opening 90, pulling up the covering portion 51a, and cutting the weakened lines 95, as shown in FIG. 1, allowing the article S to be easily removed.

[0045] In this embodiment, the locking portions 51b are provided at the four corners of the top surface 51. After the covering portion 51a is opened, the locking portions 51b lock the pair of clamping portions 21 so as to maintain the clamping state of the pair of clamping portions 21 with respect to the article S. By providing the locking portions 51b, the locking portions 51b lock the pair of clamping portions 21 even after the covering portion 51a is opened. Therefore, for example, even if the exterior body 5 is knocked over with the covering portion 51a opened or an impact is applied to the bottom side of the exterior body 5, the stored article S will not easily fall out of the storage portion 10. Furthermore, the item packaging container 100 in this embodiment is provided with a restricting means 2 that restricts the movement of the item S so that the item S does not slip out of the storage section 10. Therefore, after the covering section 51a is opened, pulling on the item S stored in the storage section 10 also pulls up the support body 1. However, by providing the locking sections 51b, the four corners of the support body 1 are locked by the locking sections 51b, so that the support body 1 does not slip out of the outer casing 5 and only the item S can be removed.

[0046] As shown in FIG. 5(b), a pair of parallel lines 95a are arranged at the boundary between the covering portion 51a and the left side surface portion 54 and at the boundary between the covering portion 51a and the right side surface portion 53, and are formed on the fold lines 61 and 62. The diagonal lines 95b at the four corners are arranged at the boundary between the covering portion 51a and the locking portion 51b, and are formed on the top surface portion 51. Note that in this embodiment, the pair of parallel lines 95a are formed by perforations, and the diagonal lines 95b at the four corners are formed by cut portions and several connecting portions, but the entire weakening line 95 may be formed by perforations, or may be configured as a thin portion that is thinner than the surrounding area and made easier to cut.

[0047] <Regulatory measures> As shown in Fig. 2, the restricting means 2 includes a pressed surface portion 20 against which the outer peripheral surface of the article S is pressed when the article S is placed in the storage section 10, and a pair of clamping portions 21 that clamp the outer peripheral surface of the article S from both sides. The pressed surface portion 20 and the pair of clamping portions 21 cooperate to restrict the movement of the article S, so that the article S does not slip out of the storage section 10 and is placed in the storage section 10 in a stable state. Furthermore, although the article S is clamped from both sides by the pair of clamping portions 21, the pair of clamping portions 21 do not fix the article S to the storage section 10. Therefore, the article S can be easily removed by, for example, lifting the article S through the gap between the pair of clamping portions 21 with a force that exceeds the restricting force of the restricting means 2.

[0048] FIG. 6 is a schematic end view seen from the direction in which the first mountain fold line 41 extends, where (a) shows the state before the item S is stored in the storage unit 10, (b) shows the state in which the outer circumferential surface of the item S is clamped, and (c) shows the state in which the outer casing 5 is fitted onto the support 1. As shown in FIG. 6(a), the opening width W of the storage unit 10 is the distance formed between the two first mountain fold lines 41. Before storing the item S in the storage unit 10, by leaving the opening width W wide, the item S can be easily placed in the storage unit 10. As shown in FIG. 6(b), when the item S is stored in the storage unit 10 and the pair of clamping parts 21 are moved in the direction of closing the opening width W, the outer circumferential surface of the item S is pressed against the pressed surface part 20, and the pair of clamping parts 21 clamp the outer circumferential surface of the item S from both sides, restricting the movement of the item S so that the item S does not slip out of the storage unit 10. 6(c), when the outer casing 5 is fitted onto the support 1 with the outer circumferential surface of the article S being clamped from both sides by the pair of clamping parts 21, the outer part 24 and one of the shape-retaining parts 25 come into contact with the outer casing 5. This keeps the outer circumferential surface of the article S clamped by the pair of clamping parts 21, and the article S can be held securely.

[0049] 6(b), the opening width W when the outer peripheral surface of the item S is clamped is configured to be smaller than the size L (diameter) of the item S. With this configuration, the stored item S can be prevented from slipping out of the opening of the storage section 10, for example, even if the container is knocked over or an impact is applied to the bottom side of the container.

[0050] 6(b), when the outer peripheral surface of the article S is clamped and viewed from the direction in which the first mountain fold line 41 extends, the contact point P between the article S and the inner portion 22 is located closer to the first mountain fold line 41 than the center O of the article S. With this configuration, the opening width W of the storage section 10 is necessarily smaller than the size L of the article S, and the article S can be securely held.

[0051] FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the covering portion 51a is unsealed and illustrating the operation when the article S is removed. A case in which the article S is removed with a removal force F0 will be described. When the action of removing the article S with the removal force F0 is performed, the inner portion 22 of the support 1 is pulled up together with the article S, and the opening width W is widened. Accordingly, a bending moment M1 acts around the corner where the flap portion 23 and the outer portion 24 intersect, and a bending moment M2 acts around the corner where the outer portion 24 and the shape-retaining portion 25 intersect. In this embodiment, the shape-retaining portion 25 is formed to be approximately the same size as the bottom portion 52 of the exterior body 5, so that one edge of the shape-retaining portion 25 indirectly abuts against the inner surface of the exterior body 5 via the outer portion 24, and the other edge of the shape-retaining portion 25 directly abuts against the inner surface of the exterior body 5. Even when the covering portion 51a of the exterior body 5 is opened, the rigidity of the lower part of the exterior body 5 is maintained, and therefore a reaction force F2' is secured against the abutting force F2 when the edge of the shape-retaining portion 25 abuts indirectly or directly against the inner surface of the exterior body 5. This allows a sufficient clamping force F3 (not shown) to be applied to the item S from the pair of clamping portions 21, and the pair of clamping portions 21 can restrict the movement of the item S so that the item S does not slip out of the storage section 10 until the removal force F0 reaches a certain level or more. Note that when the removal force F0 reaches a certain level or more, the removal force F0 overcomes the clamping force F3 of the pair of clamping portions 21, and the opening width W is expanded, allowing the item S to be removed.

[0052] [Another embodiment] FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view of an article packaging container 200 according to another embodiment of the present invention. In the above embodiment, one article is stored, but the number of stored articles is not limited to this, and two or more articles may be stored as shown in FIG. 8. In another embodiment, a prefilled syringe is stored as the article S, and a vial is stored as the article V. The support 12 in the article packaging container 200 has a pair of clamping sections 21 partially cut out to form a removal notch 3a, a locking notch 3b, and a storage notch 3c. The storage notch 3c is configured to store the bottle portion of the article V. As shown in FIG. 8, by storing the article S with the central axis of the article V coaxially positioned, the movement of the articles can be restricted so that the articles do not slip out of the storage section 10.

[0053] The above describes the article packaging container of the present invention based on an embodiment, but the present invention is not limited to the configuration described in the above embodiment, and the configuration can be changed as appropriate within the scope of the spirit of the present invention. [Industrial Applicability]

[0054] The article packaging container of the present invention can be used to package medical articles that require careful transport and storage. In addition, since the medical articles can be easily removed, the article packaging container is suitable for use in medical settings. [Explanation of symbols]

[0055] 100,200 Goods packaging containers 1,12 Support 2. Regulatory measures 5. Exterior body 10 Storage area 20 Pressed surface part 21 Clamping part 22 Inner part 23 Flap section 24 Outer part 25 Shape restoration part 40 Valley fold line 41 First mountain fold line 42 Second mountain fold line 43 Third mountain fold line 51a Covering part 51b Locking part W Opening width L Item size O Center of the item P contact S,V Goods

Claims

1. An article packaging container having a support body having a storage section capable of storing articles, The support body is provided with a restricting means for restricting the movement of the article stored in the storage section so that the article does not slip out of the storage section.

2. The article packaging container according to claim 1, wherein the regulating means includes a pressed surface portion against which the outer surface of the article is pressed when the article is placed in the storage portion, and a pair of clamping portions that clamp the outer surface of the article from both sides.

3. The pair of clamping portions each have an inner portion connected to the pressed surface portion via a valley fold line and a flap portion connected to the inner portion via a first mountain fold line, a separation distance formed between the two first mountain fold lines is an opening width of the storage section, The article packaging container according to claim 2 , wherein the opening width when the outer circumferential surface of the article is clamped is configured to be smaller than the size of the article.

4. 4. The article packaging container according to claim 3, wherein when the outer peripheral surface of the article is clamped and viewed from the direction in which the first mountain fold line extends, the point of contact between the article and the inner portion is located closer to the first mountain fold line than the center of the article.

5. The article packaging container according to claim 3, wherein the pair of clamping portions each have an outer portion connected to the flap portion via a second mountain fold line, and a shape-retaining portion connected to the outer portion via a third mountain fold line.

6. The article packaging container according to claim 2 , further comprising an outer casing fitted onto the support body so as to maintain the outer peripheral surface of the article clamped by the pair of clamping portions.

7. The article packaging container according to claim 6, wherein the exterior body has a covering portion that covers at least the storage portion in an openable manner.

8. The article packaging container according to claim 7, wherein the exterior body has a locking portion that locks the pair of clamping portions so as to maintain the clamping state of the pair of clamping portions on the article after the covering portion is opened.

9. The article packaging container according to claim 2, wherein a part of the pair of clamping portions is cut out.

10. The article packaging container according to claim 6, wherein the support and / or the outer body is made of paperboard.

11. The article packaging container according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the article is a medical article.

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