Can cap frame

Abstract

To provide a can cap frame that allows a prize to be displayed in a different posture from when attached.SOLUTION: A can cap frame 10 includes: a prize holding part that holds a prize on a front surface; an engagement part 23 which detachably engages with a winding tighten part of a can on a back surface; and a frame part 31. The frame part 31 of the can cap frame 10 is configured to be bent from a first state of being disposed inside the engagement part 23 to a second state of protruding toward a back surface side more than the first state so that the front surface rises obliquely.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a can cap frame for attaching a prize to a beverage can.

Background Art

[0002] A storage container for attaching a prize to a beverage can includes a pedestal portion attached to the beverage can and a transparent cover portion covering the pedestal portion. The prize stored in the storage container is attached to the beverage can by the storage container and circulated together with the beverage can. The storage container removed from the beverage can enables the display of the prize in a state where the prize is fixed to the pedestal portion (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] On the other hand, the posture suitable for displaying the prize may be the same as the posture at the time of attachment or may be different from the posture at the time of attachment. The above-described storage container can display the prize in the same posture as the posture at the time of attachment, but cannot display the prize in a posture different from the posture at the time of attachment. Therefore, if a can cap for attaching a prize to a beverage can can display the prize in a posture different from the posture at the time of attachment, the can cap promotes the spread of beverage cans and develops the industry related to beverage cans.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0005] A can cap frame for solving the above problems comprises a prize-holding portion on the front surface for holding prizes, a fitting portion on the back surface that is detachably fitted to the can's sealing portion, and a frame portion, wherein the frame portion is configured to be bendable from a first state in which it is positioned inside the fitting portion to a second state in which it protrudes further towards the back side than the first state, causing the front surface to stand up at an angle.

[0006] According to the above configuration, the prize holder part holds the prize when the fitting part is fitted into the crimping part. Therefore, the can and the prize are distributed with the can attached. On the other hand, when the can cap frame is removed from the can, the frame part in the first state is bent into the second state. As a result, with the prize holder part holding the prize, the surface of the can cap frame stands at an angle, so the prize held in the can cap frame is displayed in a different position than when it was attached.

[0007] In the above-described can cap frame, the fitting portion may have at least one notch that exposes a part of the crimping portion to the outside. With the above configuration, the can cap frame is removed from the crimping portion by placing a finger on the notch in the fitting portion and peeling the fitting portion away from the crimping portion. This makes it easy to remove the can cap frame. In addition, even if the outer shape of the can cap frame is circular and conforms to the crimping portion, the orientation of the can cap frame with the notch at the bottom prevents the can cap frame from rolling.

[0008] In the above-described can cap frame, the notch may be positioned in the fitting portion such that the frame portion in the second state has its surface tilted upwards and the notch is positioned in the lower part of the fitting portion.

[0009] According to the above configuration, the rolling of the can cap frame is suppressed when displaying the prize. This ensures stability even when the surface of the can cap frame is positioned at an angle.

[0010] The above-mentioned can cap frame may further include a positioning part for positioning the frame portion to the second state. With the above configuration, the positioning unit fixes the frame in the second state, so the orientation of the prize is stable when displayed.

[0011] The above-mentioned can cap frame may further include an edge portion that protrudes from the back surface toward the front surface and has an annular shape that surrounds the prize holding portion along the crimping portion. With the above configuration, the prize held in the prize holding section is surrounded by the edges, making it possible to protect the prize when displaying or exhibiting it.

[0012] In the can cap frame described above, the frame portion comprises a support frame, the base end of the support frame is connected to the surface via a resin hinge, and the frame portion may be deformed from the first state in which the support frame is positioned along the top of the can to the second state in which the tip of the support frame is bent by the resin hinge so that it protrudes further to the back side than in the first state.

[0013] According to the above configuration, the support frame that makes the surface of the can cap frame stand at an angle is connected to the surface via a resin hinge, so that the support frame and the surface can be made into a single molded body. For this reason, it is possible to reduce the number of parts in the can cap frame compared to when the frame and the surface are made into separate parts.

[0014] In the above-described can cap frame, the resin hinge is a first resin hinge, the frame portion comprises a fixed frame, and further comprises a positioning portion on its back surface, the fixed frame is connected to the tip portion of the support frame via a second resin hinge, and is positioned on the positioning portion by being bent by the second resin hinge, thereby fixing the frame portion in the second state.

[0015] According to the above configuration, the positioning of the fixed frame by the positioning portion fixes the frame in the second state. Therefore, the posture of the prize is stabilized in the display and arrangement of the prize. In the can cap frame, the leg frame has an annular shape, and the fixed frame may be disposed inside the leg frame with an insertion hole for inserting a part of the prize between the leg frame and the fixed frame in the first state of the frame portion.

[0016] According to the above configuration, when the frame portion is in the first state, a part of the prize is inserted into the insertion hole between the leg frame and the fixed frame. Inserting a part of the prize into the insertion hole stabilizes the arrangement of the prize with respect to the can cap frame. Also, when the planar plate-like prize has a protruding portion protruding from the front surface toward the back surface, the protruding portion is inserted into the insertion hole. Thereby, the can cap frame stabilizes the arrangement of the prize so that the prize continues to be arranged on one plane.

Effects of the Invention

[0017] According to the can cap frame, the prize can be displayed in a posture different from the posture at the time of attachment.

Brief Description of the Drawings

[0018] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the can cap frame as viewed from above the front side. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is a view showing a cross-sectional view taken along line 2-2 of FIG. 1 together with the prize. [Figure 3] FIG. 3 is a side view of the can cap frame. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a view showing a cross-sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG. 1 together with the prize. [Figure 5] FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the can cap frame as viewed from above the back side. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is a view showing a cross-sectional view taken along line 6-6 of FIG. 5 together with the prize. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is a side view of the can cap frame. [Figure 8] FIG. 8 is a plan view of the can cap frame as viewed from a perspective facing the front surface. [Figure 9] FIG. 9 is a plan view of the can cap frame as viewed from a perspective facing the back surface. [Figure 10] FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing the can cap frame attached to a beverage can. [Figure 11] FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing the frame portion in the second state. [Figure 12] FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view showing the frame portion in the second state. [Figure 13] FIG. 13 is a plan view of the can cap frame of the modified example as viewed from a perspective facing the front surface. [Figure 14] FIG. 14 is a perspective view of the can cap frame of the modified example as viewed from above the back side.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

[0019] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the can cap frame 10 will be described. First, the front surface configuration of the can cap frame 10 will be described. Next, the back surface configuration of the can cap frame 10 will be described. Next, the configuration of the frame portion 31 included in the can cap frame 10 will be described. Finally, the operation and effects of the can cap frame 10 will be described.

[0020] As shown in FIG. 1, the can cap frame 10 is a disk-shaped resin molded body. The diameter of the can cap frame 10 is, for example, 40 mm or more and 70 mm or less. The thickness of the can cap frame 10 is, for example, 5 mm or more and 10 mm or less. The can cap frame 10 is manufactured by injection molding.

[0021] ]>The can cap frame 10 comprises a front surface 11, a back surface 21 (see Figure 5), and a frame portion 31. The front surface 11 and back surface 21 of the can cap frame 10 have a shape that conforms to the top lid 53 of the can (see Figure 2). The front surface 11 and back surface 21 of the can cap frame 10 surround the frame portion 31. The direction from the back surface 21 toward the front surface 11 is the thickness direction of the can cap frame 10. The side of the front surface 11 relative to the back surface 21 is the front side of the can cap frame 10. The side of the back surface 21 relative to the front surface 11 is the back side of the can cap frame 10.

[0022] [Surface composition] The surface 11 of the can cap frame 10 includes a prize holding portion 12, a surface edge portion 13, a surface notch 14, and a prize support portion 15.

[0023] The prize holding portion 12 consists of two locking claws. The prize holding portion 12 rises from the opening edge of the through hole 12H that penetrates the surface 11 to the front side in the thickness direction. The prize holding portion 12 is positioned so as to sandwich the center of the surface 11. The direction in which the locking claws constituting the prize holding portion 12 are aligned is the holding direction of the can cap frame 10. Within the plane in which the can cap frame 10 expands, the direction perpendicular to the holding direction is the attachment / detachment direction.

[0024] The surface edge portion 13 constitutes the outer periphery of the can cap frame 10. The surface edge portion 13 has an annular shape that follows the crimping portion 51 (see Figure 10). The surface edge portion 13 surrounds the prize holding portion 12 in the circumferential direction of the can cap frame 10. The surface edge portion 13 protrudes to the front side in the thickness direction.

[0025] The surface edge 13 may have a curved or uneven shape that follows the shape of the can, or a pattern that follows the surface pattern of the can, so as to create a sense of unity between the can cap frame 10 and the can. The surface edge 13 may have a curved or uneven shape that follows the shape of the prize 55, or a pattern that follows the surface pattern of the prize 55, so as to create a sense of unity between the can cap frame 10 and the prize 55. The surface edge 13 may have a curved or uneven shape or a pattern that draws attention to the prize 55.

[0026] The surface notch 14 is located at one end of the can cap frame 10 in the attachment / detachment direction. The height of the surface notch 14 in the thickness direction is lower than the height of the surface edge 13 in the thickness direction. The surface notch 14 is recessed within the outer circumference of the can cap frame 10 compared to the surface edge 13.

[0027] The prize support section 15 has four protrusions. The prize support section 15 is sandwiched between the prize holding section 12 in the holding direction. The prize support section 15 is positioned on the surface 11 so as to surround the frame section 31. The height of the prize support section 15 in the thickness direction is lower than the height of the prize holding section 12 in the thickness direction, and also lower than the height of the surface edge section 13 in the thickness direction.

[0028] As shown in Figure 2, the tip of the prize holder 12 presses against the outer circumference of the prize 55 toward the surface 11. The prize holder 12 temporarily fixes the prize 55 to the surface 11. The prize holder 12 is elastic, making it possible to remove the prize 55 from the surface 11.

[0029] The tip of the surface edge 13 in the thickness direction is positioned in the thickness direction, greater than the surface of the prize 55. The surface of the prize 55 held by the prize holding part 12 is surrounded by the surface edge 13 and is protected by the surface edge 13 during distribution and display.

[0030] The prize support part 15 supports the back surface of the prize 55. The prize support part 15 limits the portion of the back surface of the prize 55 that comes into contact with the can cap frame 10. The prize support part 15 presses down on the prize 55 toward the tip of the prize holding part 12. The prize support part 15 suppresses displacement of the prize 55 relative to the can cap frame 10 during distribution and display. The prize support part 15, in cooperation with the prize holding part 12, applies a holding force to the prize 55 in a predetermined direction.

[0031] As shown in Figure 3, the height of the surface notch 14 in the thickness direction is lower than the height of the prize 55 in the thickness direction. The surface notch 14 located at one end in the attachment / detachment direction does not face the prize holding portion 12. Viewed from a viewpoint facing one end in the attachment / detachment direction, the surface notch 14 exposes a portion of the prize 55 on the outer circumference of the can cap frame 10.

[0032] As shown in Figure 4, the surface notch 14, which is lower than the prize 55, is recessed on the outer circumference of the can cap frame 10 so as to connect with the gap between the back surface and the front surface 11 of the prize 55. The surface notch 14 facilitates the insertion of fingers or other objects into the gap between the back surface and the front surface 11 of the prize 55. As described above, the prize 55 is stabilized in position by the cooperation of the prize holding part 12 and the prize support part 15. On the other hand, the surface notch 14 guides the user on how to remove the prize 55 and facilitates the removal of the prize 55 with fingers or other objects.

[0033] Prize 55 may be a two-dimensional or three-dimensional prize. Two-dimensional prizes include can badges, medals, pins, mirrors, stickers, and cards. Three-dimensional prizes include model trains, miniature cars, character models, straps, bottle caps, and keychains. Two-dimensional prizes have a flat design surface. Two-dimensional prizes can be distributed in a position where the design surface is positioned along the top lid 53 of the can. Two-dimensional prizes can be displayed in a position where the design surface is upright. Two-dimensional prizes have a flat design surface. Two-dimensional prizes can be distributed in a position where the design surface is positioned along the top lid 53 of the can. Two-dimensional prizes can be displayed in a position where the design surface is upright.

[0034] [Reverse side layout] As shown in Figure 5, the back surface 21 of the can cap frame 10 is provided with a fitting portion 23, a back surface notch 24, and a positioning portion 25.

[0035] The fitting portion 23 is located on the back surface 21 opposite the front edge portion 13. The fitting portion 23 constitutes the outer circumference of the can cap frame 10. The fitting portion 23 has an annular recess that follows the crimping portion 51. The fitting portion 23 is equipped with elastic fitting claws 22. The fitting claws 22 rise up from the opening edge of the through hole 22H that penetrates the back surface 21 to the back side in the thickness direction (see Figure 6).

[0036] The rear notch 24 is located at one end of the can cap frame 10 in the attachment / detachment direction. The rear notch 24 is located at the end opposite to the front notch 14 in the attachment / detachment direction. The height of the rear notch 24 in the thickness direction is lower than the height of the fitting portion 23 in the thickness direction. The rear notch 24 is recessed from the fitting portion 23 within the outer circumference of the can cap frame 10. The rear notch 24 extends in the holding direction of the can cap frame 10.

[0037] The positioning portion 25 is located on the side of the frame portion 31 relative to the back notch 24. The positioning portion 25 has a flat, rectangular tubular shape that opens toward the back. The positioning portion 25 protrudes toward the back from the back surface 21. The positioning portion 25 extends in the direction of holding the can cap frame 10.

[0038] As shown in Figure 6, the tip of the fitting claw 22 protrudes into the recess provided by the fitting portion 23. The fitting portion 23 fits the can's seam portion 51 into the recess. The fitting portion 23 covers almost the entire circumference of the seam portion 51, thereby creating a sense of unity between the can cap frame 10 and the can. The fitting claw 22 is pressed against the can's seam portion 51 radially inward. The fitting claw 22 is detachably fitted with the can's seam portion 51.

[0039] As shown in Figure 7, the height of the back surface notch 24 in the thickness direction is lower than the height of the surface edge 13 in the thickness direction. The back surface notch 24 located at one end in the attachment / detachment direction faces the positioning portion 25. The height of the positioning portion 25 in the thickness direction is approximately equal to the height of the surface edge 13 in the thickness direction. Viewed from a viewpoint facing one end in the attachment / detachment direction, the back surface notch 24 exposes a portion of the crimping portion 51 to the outside on the outer circumference of the can cap frame 10 (see Figure 10).

[0040] [Frame section 31] As shown in Figure 8, the frame portion 31 comprises a support frame 32, a first resin hinge 32H, a fixed frame 33, and a second resin hinge 33H (see Figure 9). When the prize holding portion 12 holds the prize 55, the frame portion 31 is covered by the prize 55.

[0041] The support frame 32 has a rectangular annular shape. The fixing frame 33 is positioned inside the support frame 32. The support frame 32 is separated from the surface 11 by an outer slit 32S. The outer slit 32S penetrates the can cap frame 10 in the thickness direction. The outer slit 32S has a U-shape that extends in the attachment / detachment direction.

[0042] The base end 32B of the support frame 32 is connected to the surface 11 directly or indirectly via the first resin hinge 32H. The support frame 32 may be directly connected to the surface 11, or it may be directly connected to the back surface 21 and indirectly connected to the surface 11. The first resin hinge 32H extends in the direction of holding the can cap frame 10 and connects one end of the outer slit 32S to the other end.

[0043] The first resin hinge 32H is thinner than the support frame 32 by the amount of the recess extending from the surface 11 to the back surface 21 (see Figure 4). The first resin hinge 32H guides the bending of the support frame 32 relative to the back surface 21. The bending guided by the first resin hinge 32H causes the support frame 32 to protrude from the back surface 21 to the back side. The support frame 32 is pulled out from the back surface 21 to the back side through the bending of the first resin hinge 32H.

[0044] As shown in Figure 9, the fixed frame 33 has a rectangular plate shape. The fixed frame 33 is separated from the support frame 32 by an inner slit 33S. The inner slit 33S penetrates the can cap frame 10 in the thickness direction. The inner slit 33S has an inverted U shape that extends in the attachment / detachment direction.

[0045] The base end 33B of the fixed frame 33 is connected to the tip end 32T of the support frame 32 via a second resin hinge 33H. The second resin hinge 33H extends in the direction of holding the can cap frame 10 and connects one end of the inner slit 33S to the other end. The tip end 33T of the fixed frame 33 has a width equal to or smaller than the inner dimension of the positioning portion 25 in the direction of holding the can cap frame 10.

[0046] The second resin hinge 33H is thinner than the fixed frame 33 by the amount of the recess extending from the back surface 21 to the front surface 11 (see Figure 4). The second resin hinge 33H guides the bending of the fixed frame 33 relative to the support frame 32. The bending guided by the second resin hinge 33H causes the fixed frame 33 to protrude outward from the tip 32T of the support frame 32. The fixed frame 33 is pulled outward from the tip 32T of the support frame 32 through the bending of the second resin hinge 33H.

[0047] [Effect] The frame section 31 can be reversibly transformed from a first state to a second state by user operation. In the first state, the frame section 31 is positioned inside the fitting section 23. In the first state, the frame section 31 has the support frame 32 and the fixed frame 33 positioned along the top lid 53 of the can.

[0048] As shown in Figure 10, when the frame portion 31 is in the first state, the fitting portion 23 fits into the crimping portion 51. The surface edge portion 13 covers almost the entire crimping portion 51, thereby creating a sense of unity between the can cap frame 10 and the can. The prize holding portion 12 holds the prize 55 so that the prize 55 appears as if it were the can lid 53. The surface edge portion 13 surrounds the entire prize 55 so as to draw attention to the design or pattern on the surface of the prize 55.

[0049] As shown in Figure 11, the frame portion 31 in the second state protrudes further back than in the first state, causing the surface 11 to stand at an angle. In the second state, the frame portion 31 is bent at the first resin hinge 32H such that the tip portion 32T of the support frame 32 protrudes further back than in the first state. The support frame 32, by being bent at the first resin hinge 32H, supports the surface 11 from the back so that the surface 11 stands upright.

[0050] In the second state, the frame section 31 is bent at the second resin hinge 33H such that the tip 33T of the fixed frame 33 protrudes outward from the tip 32T of the support frame 32. The tip 33T of the fixed frame 33 is fitted into the positioning section 25. The fixed frame 33 is positioned at the positioning section 25 by being bent at the second resin hinge 33H. By positioning the fixed frame 33 at the positioning section 25, the frame section 31 is fixed in the second state.

[0051] As shown in Figure 12, when the frame portion 31 is in the second state, the can cap frame 10 is placed on the display surface 56. The back notch 24 and the tip 32T of the support frame 32 are in contact with the display surface 56. The back notch 24 and the tip 32T of the support frame 32 each extend in the direction of holding the can cap frame 10 and contact the display surface 56 at two or more points. This prevents the can cap frame 10 from falling over on the display surface 56 or rolling around on the display surface 56.

[0052] In the second state, the frame portion 31, together with the surface 11, causes the surface of the prize 55 to stand at an angle. The angle θ formed by the surface 11 and the display surface 56 is fixed by the positioning of the fixed frame 33 by the positioning portion 25. The angle θ is set by the length of the fixed frame 33. If the prize 55 is a planar structural prize, the angle θ is set to, for example, 45°. This gives the can cap frame 10 a posture suitable for displaying the prize 55.

[0053] [effect] According to the above embodiment, the following effects can be obtained. (1) With the fitting portion 23 fitted into the crimping portion 51, the prize holding portion 12 holds the prize 55. As a result, the can and the prize 55 are distributed with the can and prize 55 attached. On the other hand, with the can cap frame 10 removed from the can, the frame portion 31 in the first state is bent into the second state. As a result, with the prize holding portion 12 holding the prize 55, the surface 11 of the can cap frame 10 stands at an angle, so the prize 55 held by the can cap frame 10 is displayed in a different position than when it was attached.

[0054] (2) The can cap frame 10 is removed from the crimping portion 51 by placing a finger on the notch 24 on the back of the fitting portion 23 and peeling up the fitting portion 23 from the crimping portion 51. This makes it easy to remove the can cap frame 10. In addition, even if the outer shape of the can cap frame 10 is circular so as to conform to the crimping portion 51, the orientation of the can cap frame 10 with the notch 24 on the back facing downwards prevents the can cap frame 10 from rolling.

[0055] (3) The rolling of the can cap frame 10 is suppressed when the prize 55 is displayed. This ensures stability even when the surface 11 of the can cap frame 10 is tilted.

[0056] (4) The positioning unit 25 fixes the frame unit 31 to the second state, so that the posture of the prize 55 is stable when displayed. (5) Since the prize 55 held in the prize holding section 12 is surrounded by the surface edge 13, it is possible to protect the prize 55 when displaying or exhibiting it.

[0057] (6) The support frame 32 that causes the surface 11 of the can cap frame 10 to stand at an angle is connected to the surface 11 via the first resin hinge 32H. Therefore, the support frame 32 and the surface 11 can be made into a single molded body. Compared to the case in which the frame part 31 and the surface 11 are made into separate parts, it is also possible to reduce the number of parts of the can cap frame 10.

[0058] (7) The positioning of the fixed frame 33 by the positioning unit 25 fixes the frame unit 31 to the second state. As a result, the posture of the prize 55 is stable when displaying or arranging the prize 55.

[0059] The above embodiment can also be implemented with the following modifications. [Frame section 31] As shown in Figure 13, the fixed frame 33 may be positioned inside the support frame 32 in the first state of the frame portion 31, with an insertion hole 32P between the support frame 32 and the fixed frame 33. The insertion hole 32P is part of the inner slit 33S, which is the gap between the support frame 32 and the fixed frame 33. The insertion hole 32P has a wider width than the other parts of the inner slit 33S excluding the insertion hole 32P.

[0060] As shown in Figure 14, when the frame portion 31 is in the first state, any protruding portion 55P of the prize 55 that extends from the front surface 11 to the back surface 21, like the pin of a can badge, may be inserted into the insertion hole 32P. Inserting the protruding portion 55P of the prize 55 into the insertion hole 32P stabilizes the position of the prize 55 relative to the can cap frame 10. Also, if the flat plate-shaped prize 55 has a portion that protrudes from the front surface to the back surface, the protruding portion is inserted into the insertion hole 32P. In this way, the can cap frame 10 stabilizes the position of the prize 55 so that it appears as if it remains positioned on a single plane.

[0061] The support frame 32 is not limited to a rectangular ring shape; it may also be L-shaped, flat, or irregularly shaped. The support frame 32 only needs to be bendable from a first state in which it is positioned inside the fitting portion 23 to a second state in which it protrudes further back than the first state, causing the surface 11 to stand at an angle. In this case, the can cap frame 10 may omit the fixing frame 33. Even with this configuration, the effects similar to those described in (1) to (3), (5), and (6) above can be obtained.

[0062] The can cap frame 10 may omit the first resin hinge 32H. In this case, the frame portion 31 may be directly or indirectly connected to the surface 11 via an axle hinge. The hinge shaft connecting the frame portion 31 and the surface 11 may be provided on the frame portion 31, the surface 11, or the back surface 21. With this configuration, since the frame portion 31 and the surface 11 are separate, the design of the frame portion 31 can be made more flexible.

[0063] The can cap frame 10 may omit the second resin hinge 33H. In this case, the fixed frame 33 may be connected to the support frame 32 via an axial hinge. The hinge axis connecting the fixed frame 33 and the support frame 32 may be provided on the fixed frame 33 or on the support frame 32. With this configuration, since the fixed frame 33 and the support frame 32 are separate components, the design of the frame section 31 can be made more flexible.

[0064] [Prize holding section 12] The prize holding section 12 may consist of three or more locking claws. The locking claws constituting the prize holding section 12 may be equally spaced in the circumferential direction of the can cap frame 10.

[0065] The prize holder 12 may temporarily or permanently fix the prize 55 to the surface 11. An example of a structure for temporarily fixing the prize 55 is the aforementioned multiple claw-like bodies that rise in the thickness direction. An example of a structure for permanently fixing the prize 55 is a screw hole that penetrates the surface 11, and a screw that is screwed into the prize 55 through the screw hole. Another example of a structure for permanently fixing the prize 55 is a metal crimping part that crimps the prize 55.

[0066] The prize holding part 12 may either lock the front surface of the prize 55 or lock the back surface of the prize 55 to hold the prize 55. [Notches 14, 24] The can cap frame 10 may omit the surface notches 14 or the back notches 24. The can cap frame 10 may have two or more surface notches 14 or two or more back notches 24. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0067] 10…Can cap frame 11…Surface 12…Prize holding section 21...Back side 23…Matching part 24... Notch 25...Positioning section 31... Frame part 32…Standing frame 32B…Proximal end 32H...First resin hinge 32T…Tip 33…Fixed frame 33H...Second resin hinge 51... Seam 55… Prizes

Claims

1. On the surface, there is a prize holder section for holding the prize, On the reverse side, there is a fitting part that can be detachably fitted to the crimping part of the can, A can cap frame comprising a frame section, The aforementioned frame portion is The device is configured to be bendable from a first state in which it is positioned inside the fitting portion, to a second state in which it protrudes further towards the back side than the first state, with the surface angled upwards. A can cap frame characterized by the following features.

2. The fitting portion includes at least one notch that exposes a portion of the crimping portion to the outside. The can cap frame according to claim 1.

3. The notch is positioned in the fitting portion such that, in the second state, the frame portion has its surface tilted upwards, and the notch is positioned in the lower part of the fitting portion. The can cap frame according to claim 2.

4. The frame portion is further provided with a positioning unit for positioning it in the second state. A can cap frame according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

5. The edge portion protrudes from the back surface toward the front surface and further comprises an annular portion that surrounds the prize holding portion along the resealing portion. A can cap frame according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

6. The aforementioned frame section includes a support frame, The base end of the aforementioned support frame is connected to the surface via a resin hinge, The frame portion is transformed from a first state in which the support frame is positioned along the lid of the can to a second state in which the tip of the support frame is bent by the resin hinge so that it protrudes further towards the back side than in the first state. The can cap frame according to claim 4.

7. The aforementioned resin hinge is a first resin hinge, The frame section comprises a fixed frame, The aforementioned back surface is further provided with a positioning portion, The fixed frame is connected to the tip of the support frame via a second resin hinge, and is positioned at the positioning portion by being bent at the second resin hinge, thereby fixing the frame portion in the second state. The can cap frame according to claim 6.

8. The aforementioned support frame has an annular shape, In the first state of the frame portion, the fixed frame is positioned inside the support frame, with an insertion hole for inserting a part of the prize between the support frame and the fixed frame. The can cap frame according to claim 7.

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