A packing box

Abstract

The present invention provides a packaging box that allows multiple related products to be individually packaged and also bundled into a series for sale. A packaging box capable of individually packaging several related products in pockets and selling them as a bundled series, comprising a single rectangular cardboard, a first pocket folded and attached to the leading edge of the cardboard in the longitudinal direction, a cover attached to the trailing edge of the cardboard in the longitudinal direction, and an arbitrary number of intermediate pockets folded and attached between the first pocket and the cover with unequal spacing that gradually widens from the leading edge to the trailing edge of the cardboard, wherein the intermediate pockets are sequentially rolled and folded in a scroll-like manner starting from the first pocket to easily stack and bundle several related products as a single series.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a packaging box that allows multiple related products to be individually packaged and also bundled into a series for sale. Background Technology

[0002] Product packaging is intended to place products in specific containers or packaging boxes for protection, storage, display, and transportability, as well as to provide consumers with a good product image and increase their desire to purchase.

[0003] Such packaging boxes are broadly classified into paper, synthetic resin, or styrofoam, but paper or synthetic resin packaging boxes are mainly used for packaging relatively lightweight and small products such as hobby supplies or daily necessities.

[0004] Paper or synthetic resin packaging boxes are used for individual packaging or for bundling multiple products into a single series.

[0005] In these paper or synthetic resin packaging boxes, guitar string packaging, which is first prepared with 1st to 6th strings of various thicknesses with different timbres as hobby supplies, is individually packaged by winding individual strings onto a paper cardboard with several fixing parts arranged around the circumference, inserting and fixing them into the fixing parts, and then placing them individually into packaging bags.

[0006] Among daily necessities, in the case of sock packaging, one or more socks of different colors are rolled up and stacked in a transparent synthetic resin container that opens and closes with a lid to form a series of bundled packages, or in the case of plastic bags and glove packaging, a rectangular cardboard box made of paper is prepared by folding both sides inward and attaching them to separate the plastic bags and gloves, and then bundling them by horizontally unfolding or vertically overlapping a pair of left and right pockets into which the plastic bags and gloves are placed separately.

[0007] However, these packaging boxes have a limited number of pockets for holding daily necessities, or to explain further, the packaging box is structurally limited to two pockets, so it cannot be used when selling two or more strings of different thicknesses, such as guitar strings, individually packaged as a series, and thus has a problem of low utility.

[0008] Therefore, in recent years, there has been a demand for structural improvements to packaging boxes that allow for various bundle packages by simply increasing or decreasing the number of pockets, depending on the products sold as a series bundle consisting of various items. Prior art literature

[0009] Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model 20-0460856 Republic of Korea Published Patent 10-2015-0070639 Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model 20-0206625 The problem to be solved

[0010] The present invention provides a packaging box that allows for the length of a rectangular cardboard box formed as a single unit to be freely extended and shortened to simply provide an arbitrary number of pockets for individually packaging several related items, and also allows the pockets for individually packaging items to be rolled up, folded, and stacked to form a single series for sale. means of solving the problem

[0011] The objective of the present invention is to provide a packaging box that allows multiple related products to be individually packaged and also bundled into a series for sale.

[0012] A packaging box capable of individually packaging several related products in pockets and selling them as a bundled series, comprising a single rectangular cardboard, a first pocket folded and attached to the leading edge of the cardboard in the longitudinal direction, a cover attached to the trailing edge of the cardboard in the longitudinal direction, and an arbitrary number of intermediate pockets folded and attached between the first pocket and the cover with unequal spacing that gradually widens from the leading edge to the trailing edge of the cardboard, wherein the intermediate pockets are sequentially rolled and folded in a scroll-like manner starting from the first pocket to easily stack and bundle several related products as a single series. Effects of the invention

[0013] According to the packaging box of the present invention, by freely increasing and decreasing the number of pockets for individually packaging several related products and configuring them into a series bundle for sale, the packaging efficiency is excellent, and the volume of the packaging box is minimized to ensure excellent storage and excellent usability of the packaging box.

[0014] In addition, the packaging box of the present invention has the effect of enhancing the display and arrangement of products by allowing pockets containing products to be spread out in a row, thereby stimulating consumers' desire to purchase and promoting sales. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0015] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the packaging box of the present invention unfolded. FIG. 2 (a) and (b) are explanatory diagrams showing the packaging box of the present invention unfolded, (a) is the front view (b) is a cross-sectional view taken by cutting along line AA of (a). Figure 3 (a) is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken by cutting along the BB line portion of Figure 2 (a). Figure 3 (b) is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken by cutting along the CC line portion of Figure 2 (a). FIG. 4 is an unfolded view of the packaging box of the present invention. Figures 5(a), 5(b), and 5(c) are explanatory diagrams showing the process of rolling, folding, and stacking the packaging box of the present invention. (a) is the packaging box unfolded, and (b) shows the first pocket of the packaging box rolled up into the middle pocket, and (c) shows the packaging box with the middle pockets sequentially rolled and folded starting from the first pocket to complete the stacking. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0016] Next, I will explain a temporary example of a packaging box according to the present invention.

[0017] The present invention provides a packaging box made of paper or synthetic resin that can be used to hold hobby supplies or daily necessities for protection, storage, display, and transport, as well as to provide consumers with a good product image and increase their desire to purchase. It is designed to allow for the individual packaging of relatively lightweight and small products and multiple related products, as well as to enable the sale of these items in a bundled series.

[0018] FIGS. 1 to 4 illustrate in detail the structure of the packaging box of the present invention.

[0019] The symbol 100 indicated in the drawing is a cardboard box constituting the packaging box of the present invention. This cardboard (100) is a single unit and is approximately rectangular, that is, narrow in the vertical direction and long in the horizontal direction. At this time, the horizontal length of the cardboard (100) will be determined according to the number of products handled.

[0020] The cardboard (100) has a first pocket (120) that is folded and attached to the front end in the longitudinal direction, that is, the right part of the cardboard (100) as seen in FIG. 1, a cover (140) that is attached to the left side, which is the rear end in the longitudinal direction of the cardboard (100), and at least one intermediate pocket (160) that is folded and attached in any number between the first pocket (120) and the cover (140) with an unequal spacing that gradually widens from the front end to the rear end of the cardboard (100).

[0021] The packaging box of the present invention configured in this way will be configured by sequentially rolling and folding the intermediate pockets (160) starting from the first pocket (120) and stacking them in multiple layers.

[0022] The configuration of the packaging box of the present invention will be explained in more detail with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4.

[0023] First, the first pocket (120) is composed of a back surface (124) and a front surface (126) arranged to the left and right with a bottom surface (122) arranged in the center at the front part of the cardboard (100), and a pair of side surfaces (128) arranged consecutively above and below the front surface (126). At this time, the side surfaces (128) are composed of a wall (128a) that has the same width as the bottom surface (122) and together provides a space for receiving goods to be stored in the first pocket (120), and an adhesive part (128b) that folds and attaches the wall to both sides in the upper and lower horizontal direction of the back surface (124).

[0024] And the middle pocket (160) is composed of a back surface (162) provided in the middle part of the cardboard (100), a pair of side surfaces (164) provided at the top and bottom or left and right sides respectively, a connecting surface (169), a front surface (166) provided in succession to one of the side surfaces (164), and a bottom surface (168) provided in succession to one vertical side of the front surface (166). At this time, the connecting surface (169) will have a width that changes progressively according to the height change in which the first pocket (120) and any number of middle pockets (169) are rolled up and stacked.

[0025] Also, the bottom surface (168) is composed of a wall (168a) that has the same width as the side surface (164) and together provides a space for accommodating an intermediate pocket (160), and an adhesive part (168b) that folds and attaches the wall (168a) to one side in the vertical direction of the back surface (162).

[0026] In addition, the opposite side of each bottom surface (122, 168) of the first pocket (120) and the middle pockets (160) is opened so that products can be inserted and removed.

[0027] Meanwhile, the cover (140) has a front surface (142) provided at the back of the cardboard (100) in the center, a connecting surface (146) having the stacking height of the first pocket (120) and intermediate pockets (160) to the right, and an adhesive part (144) that is folded and attached in the vertical direction of the connecting surface (166) of the intermediate pocket (160) that is folded last to the left. At this time, the connecting surface (146) of the cover (140) also has a width that changes progressively according to the height change in which the first pocket (120) and intermediate pockets (169) provided in any number are rolled, folded, and stacked using the bending lines (BNL) provided in the cardboard (100), just like the intermediate pocket (160) described above.

[0028] And the front surface (142) of the cover (140) is provided with a protruding part (142a) that extends the upper edge in the horizontal direction of the cardboard (100) and is used as a hanger when transporting or displaying the packaging box.

[0029] In the packaging box of the present invention, the configuration of the first pocket (120) may be replaced with the configuration of the middle pocket (160).

[0030] On the front surface (126, 162) of each of the first pocket (120) and middle pockets (160) of the packaging box of the present invention, a viewing window (W) is provided to show the product contained therein.

[0031] Then, referring to Figures 5 (a), (b), and (c), this is an explanatory diagram showing the process of rolling up, folding, and stacking the packaging box of the present invention in a rolled-up state while it is unfolded.

[0032] FIG. 5(a) shows the packaging box of the present invention unfolded, with the first pocket (120) and middle pockets (160) unfolded from left to right. By unfolding the packaging box in this way, the series of products can be displayed and sold.

[0033] FIG. 5(b) shows the first pocket (120) of the packaging box rolled up and folded into the middle pocket (160). At this time, the stacking height of the packaging box varies according to the number of middle pockets (160) provided in an arbitrary number.

[0034] FIG. 5(c) shows a finished appearance in which the packaging box is rolled and folded sequentially starting from the first pocket (120) and the intermediate pockets (160) are stacked, and then the adhesive portion (144) of the cover (140) is attached to one side in the height direction where the first pocket and intermediate pockets (140, 160) are stacked in multiple layers. At this time, the adhesive portion (144) can be attached with adhesive or a structure such as a detachable hook.

[0035] The present invention, configured as described above, is a packaging box in which several related products are individually packaged and bundled into a single series, which provides excellent product display and transportability, as well as a good product image to consumers and increases purchasing desire.

[0036] As described above, an embodiment of the packaging box according to the present invention has been explained, but the present invention is not limited thereto and modifications may be made within the scope described in the claims. Explanation of the symbols

[0037] 100: Cardboard 120: First pocket 122: Bottom 124: Back 126: Front 140: Cover 142: Front 144: Adhesive section 146: Connecting surface 160: Middle pocket 162: Back 164: Side 166: Front

Claims

Claim 1 A packaging box capable of individually packaging several related products in pockets and selling them as a bundled series, comprising: a single rectangular cardboard; a first pocket provided by folding and attaching to the longitudinal front end of the cardboard; a cover provided at the longitudinal rear end of the cardboard; intermediate pockets provided between the first pocket and the cover, folded and attached in any number with unequal spacing that gradually widens from the front end to the rear end of the cardboard; and the cover comprising a connecting surface having a stacked height formed by rolling and overlapping the first pocket and the intermediate pockets to the right, with the front surface provided at the rear part of the cardboard in the center, and an adhesive part formed by folding and attaching to the connecting surface that is folded last to the left, wherein the intermediate pockets are bundled by sequentially rolling and overlapping them starting from the first pocket. Claim 2 In claim 1, the first pocket is a packaging box composed of a back side and a front side arranged left and right with the bottom side in the center at the front part of the cardboard, and a pair of sides arranged consecutively above and below the front side. Claim 3 In paragraph 2, the packaging box is formed by a wall having the same width as the bottom surface and together forming the first pocket receiving space, and an adhesive part that folds and attaches the wall to both upper and lower horizontal sides of the back surface. Claim 4 In claim 1, the packaging box comprises a middle pocket having a pair of side and connecting surfaces formed at the top and bottom or left and right sides with the back side centered in the middle part of the cardboard, a front surface formed in succession to one of the side surfaces, and a bottom surface formed in succession to one vertical side of the front surface. Claim 5 In paragraph 4, the packaging box is formed by a bottom surface having the same width as the side surface, a wall that together provides the middle pocket receiving space, and an adhesive part that folds and attaches the wall to one vertical side of the back surface. Claim 6 delete

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