Packaging box

Abstract

The present invention relates to a packaging box that includes a wall plate (120) and a lid (140) formed on the upper end of the wall plate (120) and forms a hollow three-dimensional body (100), wherein the body (100) has a cutting line (110) extending from the edge of the lid (140) to the wall plate (120) so as to be cut from the edge of the lid (140) to the wall plate (120) along the cut line (110).

Description

packaging box

[0001] The present invention relates to a packaging box, and more particularly, to a packaging box capable of cutting a body.

[0002] Typically, boxes used to package products, such as cosmetics, are formed by folding thin cardboard made of paper or synthetic resin. These boxes typically have a rectangular body, with lids extending from the top and bottom of the body. The lids open to store the products inside. Similarly, removing the products requires opening the lids, but some find this process inconvenient.

[0003] Meanwhile, stickers are often affixed to boxes to prevent products from being easily removed. These stickers are placed where the lid and wall panel meet, ensuring that only the purchaser can remove the sticker and open the lid. Furthermore, they serve as a means of notifying customers that the box cannot be returned, as removing the sticker will damage it.

[0004] However, stickers attached as described above are small and thin, making them difficult to remove. Consequently, even consumers who have legitimately purchased the product find it inconvenient to remove the sticker, open the box, and remove the product.

[0005] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a packaging box that allows the body to be easily cut open to check or take out the contents, and that allows the body to be cut open while easily removing the sticker even if a sticker is attached to prevent the lid from being opened.

[0006] The present invention achieves the above object by proposing a packaging box having a three-dimensional body with an interior that is hollow, including a wall plate and a lid formed on the upper end of the wall plate, wherein a cutting line is formed on the body from the edge of the lid to the wall plate, such that a cutting line can be made from the edge of the lid to the wall plate along the cutting line.

[0007] According to the present invention, a packaging box can be easily cut from the lid all the way to the wall. In particular, even if a sticker is attached to the box to prevent the lid from being opened, the sticker can be removed by cutting the point where the sticker is attached. Consequently, a box can be provided that allows the interior to be easily opened, allowing the contents contained within to be easily removed.

[0008] Figure 1 is an exemplary diagram showing a structure in which a paper is combined with a box according to the present invention.

[0009] Figure 2 is an exemplary diagram showing the basic configuration of a box according to the present invention;

[0010] Figure 3 is an example of a paper according to the present invention.

[0011] Figure 4 is another example of a device according to the present invention.

[0012] Figure 5 is an exemplary diagram showing a state in which a body is cut along a cut line in a box according to the present invention.

[0013] The present invention proposes a packaging box having a three-dimensional body with an interior that is hollow, including a wall plate and a lid formed on the upper end of the wall plate, wherein a cutting line is formed on the body from the edge of the lid to the wall plate, so that a cutting can be made from the edge of the lid to the wall plate along the cutting line.

[0014] Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings, FIGS. 1 to 5.

[0015] FIG. 1 is an exemplary diagram showing a structure in which a lining is combined with a box according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exemplary diagram showing the basic configuration of a box according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is an exemplary diagram showing a lining according to the present invention, FIG. 4 is an exemplary diagram showing another embodiment of a lining according to the present invention, and FIG. 5 is an exemplary diagram showing a state in which a body is cut along a cutting line in a box according to the present invention.

[0016] As illustrated, the packaging box according to the present invention comprises a body (100) formed to be hollow inside, including a wall plate (120) and a lid (140) formed on the top of the wall plate (120). It can be formed by cutting and folding thin cardboard made of paper or synthetic resin, and the drawing illustrates an example in which it is formed in a hexahedral shape. The configuration in which the body (100) forms a hexahedral shape can be achieved by arranging four wall plates (120) in a cross-sectional square shape and forming a lid (140) on the top thereof, and a bottom plate (160) is formed on the bottom of the body (100). However, the body (100) of the box according to the present invention is not limited to being formed in a hexahedral shape.

[0017] A cut line (110) is formed in the body (100) formed as described above. The cut line (110) is formed to extend from the lid (140) to the wall plate (120). That is, the cut line (110) is formed to start from the edge of the lid (140) and extend to the wall plate (120). Since the cut lines (110) are formed in the lid (140) and the wall plate (120), when the lid (140) is covered, the cut line (110) formed in the lid (140) and the cut line (110) formed in the wall plate (120) are naturally formed to be connected to each other. At this time, the cut line (110) formed in the lid (140) is preferably formed to be able to cut an area wider than a typical adult's finger, and the cut line (110) formed in the wall plate (120) may be formed vertically downward.

[0018] The cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120) may be formed in two parallel lines. In addition, the cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120) may be formed from the top to the bottom of the wall plate (120), and may further be formed to extend to the floor plate (160) forming the bottom of the body (100).

[0019] As described above, when a cut line (110) is formed on the body (100), the body (100) can be cut to take out the contents. The cut line (110) formed on the lid (140) is pressed and destroyed with a finger, and in that state, the wall plate (120) is cut along the cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120), and then the body (100) is torn to take out the contents. In this process, if the cut line (110) is formed to extend to the bottom of the wall plate (120) or to the bottom plate (160), the entire cut line (110) is cut, so that one side of the body (100) can be cut in a wide area in the vertical direction to open the inside, and thus, the contents contained inside the body (100) can be taken out without opening the lid (140).

[0020] Here, a sticker is often attached to a box that typically contains a product to prevent the lid from opening. The sticker is attached to the point where the lid (140) and the wall plate (120) meet, occupying a portion of the lid (140) and the top of the wall plate (120), thereby preventing the lid (140) from being opened without removing or destroying the sticker.

[0021] In the box according to the present invention, the sticker as described above can be attached to a point where a cut line (110) is formed. That is, the cut line (110) is formed at the point where the sticker is attached to the body (100), or the sticker is attached to the point where the cut line (110) is formed so that the lid (140) does not open. In this configuration, the sticker is attached to a point where the cut line (110) formed on the lid (140) and the cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120) are connected.

[0022] As described above, when the sticker is attached, the cut line (110) formed on the lid (140) is pressed and destroyed with a finger, and then the body (100) is continuously cut along the cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120), and the sticker is removed together. The cut line (110) formed on the lid (140) is pressed and destroyed with a finger, and then pulled and removed, and at this time, the sticker is pulled and removed together. Therefore, the sticker can be easily removed without a separate action of removing only the sticker.

[0023] Here, a configuration in which the cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120) is formed in two lines has been described. In this configuration, when a sticker is attached as described above, the cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120) and the cut line (110) formed on the lid (140) are connected by the sticker. Therefore, when the cut line (110) formed on the lid (140) is destroyed and pulled off, the wall plate (120) is also torn and cut along the cut line (110). As a result, the action of destroying and cutting the body (100) along the cut line (110) and the action of removing the sticker can be performed simultaneously.

[0024] Meanwhile, the cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120) may have an extension (112) formed at the point where it connects to the lid (140), i.e., at the upper part of the drawing where the cut line (110) of the wall plate (120) begins. The extension (112) is formed so that the cut line (110) is wider than other parts, and serves to enable the cut to start smoothly on the wall plate (120). In addition, when a sticker is attached, a space is provided so that the sticker can be attached within the cut line (110), so that the sticker can be naturally removed when cutting along the cut line (110).

[0025] And the lid (140) according to the present invention can be formed so that one end is connected to the wall plate (120). It is connected to one of the four wall plates (120) forming the illustrated hexahedral body (100), and is connected to the wall plate (120) formed in the opposite direction to the wall plate (120) on which the cut line is formed. In this configuration, the other end of the lid (140) is formed as a free end, and a part of the free end is folded to form a fitting wing (142), and when the lid (140) is closed, the fitting wing (142) can be formed to be fitted into the inside of the body (100). This is not different from a packaging container that can be generally seen, and the fitting wing (142) helps to prevent the lid (140) from opening by rubbing against the wall inside the body (100).

[0026] In the above configuration, the cut line (110) formed on the lid (140) can be formed to reach the insertion wing (142). Accordingly, when the insertion wing (142) is inserted into the body (100) while the lid (140) is closed, the cut line (110) formed on the wall plate (120) and the cut line (110) formed on the insertion wing (142) overlap each other. Accordingly, even if the insertion wing (142) is formed, it does not interfere with the body (100) being cut along the cut line (110).

[0027] The packaging box according to the present invention described above may further include an inner lining (200). The inner lining (200) is used to protect the contents accommodated inside the box, such as glass, which is easily broken or damaged. The inner lining (200) may be formed by including an inner lining lid (240) and an inner lining wall plate (220) corresponding to the lid (140) and wall plate (120) of the body (100), and wraps and protects the contents accommodated inside the body (100).

[0028] In the lining (200) formed as described above, a hole (230) is formed at the point where the lining lid (240) and the lining wall plate (220) meet. The hole (230) is formed with an area large enough for a finger to pass through, and the hole (230) is formed by removing the edge of the lining lid (240) and a portion of the upper end of the lining wall plate (220).

[0029] The hole (230) formed in the inner cover (200) is perforated at a point corresponding to the cut line (110) formed in the lid (140) and the cut line formed on the top of the wall plate (120). Therefore, when the inner cover (200) is accommodated in the body (100), the hole (230) overlaps the cut line (110). As a result, in the process of cutting the body (100) along the cut line (110), the action of pressing and destroying the cut line (110) formed in the lid (140) with a finger and tearing off a part of the lid (140) and the wall plate (120) along the cut line (110) is not hindered.

[0030] [Explanation of symbols]

[0031] 100: body, 110: incision line,

[0032] 112: Extension, 120: Wall panel,

[0033] 140: Lid, 142: Fitting wing,

[0034] 160 : Floor plate,

[0035] 200: inner paper, 220: inner paper wall board,

[0036] 230: Hole, 240: Lid.

Claims

1. A three-dimensional body (100) having an empty interior, including a wall plate (120) and a lid (140) formed on the top of the wall plate (120), A packaging box in which a cutting line (110) is formed in the body (100) extending from the edge of the lid (140) to the wall plate (120), so that a cutting can be made from the edge of the lid (140) to the wall plate (120) along the cutting line (110).

2. In paragraph 1, The above lid (140) has one end connected to the wall plate (120), while the other end is partially folded to form a fitting wing (142), and when the lid (140) is closed, the fitting wing (142) is fitted into the inside of the body (100) and rubs against the wall surface to support the lid (140) so that it does not open. A packaging box in which a cutting line (110) formed on the lid (140) reaches the fitting wing (142) and the cutting line (110) formed on the fitting wing (142) overlaps with the cutting line (110) formed on the wall plate (120).

3. In paragraph 1, A packaging box in which an extension (112) is formed at a point where the cutting line (110) formed on the wall plate (120) connects to the lid (140), so that the cutting can be started smoothly on the wall plate (120).

4. In paragraph 1, A packaging box formed so that the above-mentioned cutting line (110) continues to the bottom of the wall plate (120) and to the bottom plate (160) forming the bottom of the body (100).

5. In paragraph 1, It further includes a lining (200) fitted inside the body (100) to protect the contents, The above-mentioned inner cover (200) includes the cover (140) and the covering inner cover (240) and the wall plate (120) and the covering material includes the inner wall plate (220). A packaging box in which a point corresponding to a cut line (110) formed on the lid (140) and a cut line formed on the upper part of the wall plate (120) is perforated in the inner lid (240) and the inner wall plate (220).

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