JP2020033050A - Kitchen paper package and kitchen paper bundle - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the usability of a kitchen paper by realizing that the kitchen paper having a protrusion shape formed on one surface side can be comfortably taken out from an outlet of a storage box. SOLUTION: This is a kitchen paper package 10P in which a bundle 10B of a plurality of sheets of kitchen paper P in a state of being folded and stacked so as to be able to be taken out from a slit 17 one or several sheets at a time is stored in a storage box 10. The paper is embossed with protrusions Em that are raised in a plurality of places on one side, and is folded in half so that the back surfaces Sb of the formation surface Sf of the protrusions face each other and alternately have at least half Ph. It is stored in a stacked state so as to sandwich a part of it. [Selection diagram] FIG. 6

Description

  The present invention relates to a package or bundle of kitchen paper having a projection shape formed on one surface side by embossing or the like and a method of manufacturing the bundle.

  Since thin tissue paper, such as tissue paper, is used with a soft touch, it is made as smooth as possible and after it is folded into two and folded into a bundle, it can be kept in a clean state. It is housed in a storage box so as to be able to be pulled out from the take-out port and packaged.

  On the other hand, in the case of responding to a demand for keeping a clean state even with thick tissue paper kitchen paper, for example, as described in Patent Document 1, the kitchen paper is stored in a storage box having the same structure as tissue paper or the like. Sometimes packaged.

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  By the way, in recent kitchen paper, a form in which a projection shape by embossing is formed on one side and is raised is often used, and a favorable operation effect such as shape maintenance is obtained by this embossing, Usability has been improved.

  However, when kitchen paper having a projection shape formed on one surface side by embossing is used in a storage box, the kitchen paper is deformed by the embossing and becomes hard to pull out from the storage box.

  This problem becomes more conspicuous when the outlet is formed in a slit shape because it is necessary to pick out the kitchen paper with a fingertip and take it out. This problem occurs not only in a slit-shaped outlet but also in an outlet that opens in a large area because kitchen paper is difficult to deform.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to improve the usability of kitchen paper by realizing that kitchen paper having a projection shape formed on one surface side can be comfortably taken out from an outlet of a storage box.

  One embodiment of the invention of a kitchen paper package which solves the above-described problem is a kitchen in which a bundle of a plurality of kitchen papers which are folded and stacked so as to be able to be taken out one or several sheets from an outlet is stored in a package. A paper package, wherein the kitchen paper is formed in such a manner that protrusions protruding are formed at a plurality of positions on the entire surface side, and are folded in two so that the back surfaces of the formation surfaces of the protrusion surfaces face each other, and are alternately at least half-faced. Are stored in a state of being stacked so as to sandwich a part of them.

  One embodiment of the invention of a kitchen paper bundle that solves the above problem is a bundle of a plurality of kitchen paper sheets that are folded and stacked so that one or several sheets can be taken out from an outlet of a package to be stored. In the kitchen paper, projections are formed so as to protrude at a plurality of locations on the entire surface, and the kitchen paper is folded in two so that the back surfaces of the surfaces on which the projections are formed face each other and alternately sandwich at least a part of a half surface. It is characterized by being stacked as follows.

  One embodiment of the invention of a method for manufacturing a kitchen paper bundle which solves the above-described problem is to manufacture a kitchen paper bundle in which a plurality of kitchen papers are folded and stacked so that one or several sheets can be taken out from an outlet of a storage box to be stored. In the method, the preceding kitchen paper having a projection shape formed at a plurality of locations on the entire surface on one side is folded in two so that the back surfaces of the projection shape forming surfaces face each other, and the subsequent kitchen paper is folded. One half of the kitchen paper is sandwiched between the preceding folded kitchen papers, and kitchen papers in a state where at least a part of the half is alternately stacked are stacked.

  As described above, according to one embodiment of the present invention, kitchen paper to be folded and stacked in two so that the back surfaces of the protrusion-formed surfaces face each other is taken out from the outlet of the package. At this time, the kitchen paper can be pulled out by inserting a fingertip from the outlet of the package and picking it.

  For this reason, the kitchen paper can pinch the protrusion-formed surface that is less slippery than the back surface having no protrusion when being taken out from the package, for example, a slit-shaped outlet that makes it difficult to see the inside of the package and confirms it. But it can be easily picked and pulled out.

  Therefore, it is possible to comfortably take out the kitchen paper having the projection shape formed on one surface side and stored in a state of being stacked in the package from the outlet, and to improve usability.

FIG. 1 is an external view showing the entire configuration of a package in which a kitchen paper bundle manufactured by a manufacturing method according to an embodiment of the present invention is stored in a storage box. FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a configuration of an outlet of the storage box. FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of the upper part of the storage box showing the state of the kitchen paper bundle before use. FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram from the side illustrating the folding and stacking state of kitchen paper. FIG. 5 is a perspective view illustrating packing of a kitchen paper bundle in a storage box. FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of the upper part of the storage box showing a state before the kitchen paper is drawn out. FIG. 7 is an external view showing the entire configuration of a package of a storage bag according to another embodiment.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. 1 to 6 are diagrams illustrating a kitchen paper package, a kitchen paper bundle, and a method of manufacturing a kitchen paper bundle according to an embodiment of the present invention.

  In FIG. 1, a storage box 10 is stored and packaged so that kitchen paper P of general-purpose paper quality having a projection shape Em (see FIG. 4) formed by normal embossing can be taken out one by one. This is a case (container) to be used in the operation, and stores a bundle 10B in which a plurality of kitchen papers P folded in half are stacked. The storage box 10 has a top surface 11 formed in a shape similar to a rectangle obtained by folding the kitchen paper P into two, and a short side surface 12 and a long side surface 13 each having a rectangular parallelepiped shape about the thickness of a bundle 10B of kitchen paper P. It is made into a shape. As shown in FIG. 5 described later, the storage box 10 is closed after the bundle 10B of the kitchen paper P is inserted with the short side surface 12 opened.

  The storage box 10 has a top surface 11, side surfaces 12, 13 and a bottom surface (not shown) made of cardboard, and a long hole 15 extending in the longitudinal direction is formed near the center of the top surface 11, which is one of the surfaces. Have been. The long hole 15 is opened with an area where a fingertip can be inserted so that the kitchen paper P on the uppermost surface to be stored in the storage box 10 can be picked up. It is closed by a film 16 made of a vinyl resin or the like so that dust and the like do not enter the storage box 10. The film 16 is formed with a slit 17 extending in the longitudinal direction of the long hole 15, and by opening the slit 17, the topmost Pt of the kitchen paper P in the storage box 10 is pulled out and the end side Pe side ( (There may be a folded side of two).

  Thereby, the storage box 10 maintains the kitchen paper P stored therein in a clean state without being soiled by dust or the like. The slit 17 is formed in an extending direction parallel to the end side Pe of the kitchen paper P, in other words, in a form extending in a direction orthogonal (intersecting) to the direction in which the kitchen paper P is pulled out. It is formed so as to open. That is, the slit 17 constitutes an outlet that is opened so as to be able to be taken out while keeping the kitchen paper P clean.

  Here, the kitchen paper P is stacked and stored by continuing the form in which the subsequent half surface Ph is sandwiched between the uppermost Pt folds and one side of the half surface Ph is further sandwiched between the subsequent two folds. It is stored in a box 10. In this storage mode, when the kitchen paper P on the uppermost surface is picked and pulled out from the slit 17, the subsequent kitchen paper P sandwiched between the two folds is dragged by the frictional force, and The half surface Ph is exposed. Thereby, the kitchen paper P is in a standby state in a form that can be easily picked at the time of the next drawer, and the package 10P is excellent in usability. Here, the kitchen paper P does not necessarily have to be stacked with the entire surface of the half surface Ph being interleaved regularly and regularly by a process operation to be described later. For example, in the half surface Ph, for example, At least half or more (part) can be sufficiently extracted by being alternately sandwiched and stacked.

  The kitchen paper P is used in the kitchen. For example, the kitchen paper P is more excellent in water absorption and oil absorption than tissue paper so that water and oil can be effectively removed from ingredients during cooking. Made from thick tissue paper. For the kitchen paper P, for example, embossing is often used in which a projection Em that secures a height is raised at a plurality of locations on the entire surface side so that food can be placed away from a tray or the like.

Here, the kitchen paper P is preferably composed of crepe paper having a basis weight of 15 to 25 g / m ² (measurement method: JIS P 8124 [1998]), and more preferably a basis weight of 19 to 23 g / m ² . It is better to make quantity. This crepe paper is made by using pulp fibers of a known composition suitable for kitchen paper as a fiber material, and suitably contains 90 to 100% by mass of virgin pulp. Examples of the pulp composition in which the specific effects of the present invention are remarkable include softwood pulp such as NBKP (softwood kraft pulp) and NUKP (softwood unbleached pulp), LBKP (hardwood kraft pulp) and LUKP (hardwood unbleached pulp). And a hardwood pulp in an appropriate ratio. In particular, the ratio of softwood pulp to hardwood pulp is 1 (25%): 3 (75%) to 1 (50%): 1 (50%). It is best to do. The thickness of the kitchen paper P is preferably 170 to 270 μm (measurement method: JIS P 8118). Accordingly, the kitchen paper P is excellent in water absorbency, oil absorbency, and the like, and is suitable for use in a kitchen.

In the kitchen paper P, a projection Em having a height of 50 to 90 μm is formed by embossing. The maximum cross-sectional area of the opening in the plane direction of the kitchen paper P in the recessed space of the projection Em is 1. It is manufactured so as to have a thickness of 0.4 to 4.2 mm ² , preferably 2.8 to 3.5 mm ² . In the kitchen paper P, a projection Em is formed by embossing in a pattern having a separation interval of about 2 to 5 mm. Thereby, the kitchen paper P can obtain necessary strength at the time of wiping or the like, and is suitable for use in a kitchen.

  The kitchen paper P may be a form in which one crepe paper (so-called 1 ply) is folded and used, or two crepe papers (so-called 2-ply) or three crepe papers (so-called 3-ply). 1) Any one of the above-described laminated structures may be folded in two and used in the same manner as one sheet. In the present embodiment, a case where the two-ply form is used as one sheet will be described as an example.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 2, the storage box 10 is formed between the corners (both ends) 10 e of the storage box 10 where the length of the slit 17 (the length between both ends 17 a) intersects with the extension direction of the slit 17. Is formed so as to be 75% or more of the length, and in this embodiment, 75%. Here, since the slit 17 of this embodiment is formed in parallel with the longitudinal side 11a of the upper surface 11 of the storage box 10, both ends in the extending direction are corners of the short side 11b of the upper surface 11. It is orthogonal to 10e. In addition, in the storage box 10 of this embodiment, the slit 17 parallel to the longitudinal side 11a of the upper surface 11 is formed as an outlet, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a slit may be formed obliquely inclined with respect to the longitudinal side 11a of the upper surface 11 of the storage box 10. In this case, the extension direction of the slit is oblique to the short side 11b of the upper surface 11. The slit may be formed so as to intersect and have a length of 75% between the corners 10e located at the intersection.

  With this structure, the storage box 10 has the upper surface 11 interposed between the elongated hole 15 (slit 17) and the corners 10e at both ends, in other words, the cardboard of the constituent member remains, and the corners are formed. The strength resulting from the shape of the section 10e that is perpendicular to the cross section can be used, and the box shape of the storage box 10 can be effectively maintained.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the kitchen paper P is stored in a storage box 10 before use, in a state of a bundle 10B that is folded and stacked in two, and the upper surface of the storage box 10. The uppermost surface is separated from 11. Further, the kitchen paper P has an end side Pe substantially equal in length between the corners 10e of the storage box 10 to be stored, and the folded side Pf folded in half has the same length. Stacked in the box 10 to form a bundle 10B.

  When this kitchen paper P is used, a fingertip is inserted by picking up the top surface by widening a slit 17 located in the elongated hole 15 of the upper surface 11 of the storage box 10 by utilizing the flexibility of the film 16, and picking the top surface. It can be derived from Pt (see FIG. 6 described below). Thereby, the kitchen paper P can be made to stand by for the next use in a state where the half surface Ph of the uppermost Pt is pulled out from the slit 17, and the kitchen paper P can be pulled out of the slit 17 as it is by 2 The half surface Ph of the next kitchen paper P sandwiched between the folds can be dragged (followed) by frictional force to be exposed to the outside to be in a standby state. As a result, the kitchen paper P to be used next can be easily pulled out by picking out the half surface Ph exposed from the slit 17.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the kitchen paper P is folded in half so that the surface on which the projection shape Em formed by embossing so as to protrude is the front surface Sf side and the back surface Sb side is opposed. , Are produced in a bundle 10 </ b> B stacked with the half-surfaces Ph interposed therebetween alternately. As shown in FIG. 5 illustrating the packing process, the kitchen paper P is inserted into the storage box 10 in which the short side surface 12 is opened in a state of the bundle 10B, and then the kitchen paper P is The upper piece 12a and the lower piece 12b are adhered to the extension pieces 13a and 13b on the long side surface 13 side, so that the opening is closed and packed, thereby forming the package 10P. That is, the kitchen paper P is packed and packaged in the storage box 10 after the method of manufacturing the bundle 10B is performed.

  At this time, the kitchen paper P has the flat surface Pn on the back side of the protrusion Em, and the rear surface Sb of the formation surface Sf of the protrusion Em that faces the inner surface of the two-fold is flat. On the lowermost surface, the formation surface Sf of the projection shape Em on the half surface Ph is located.

  For this reason, in the bundle 10B of the kitchen paper P, the protrusion Em is exposed to the outside. For this reason, when the kitchen paper bundle 10B is inserted into the storage box 10, the plurality of protrusion shapes Em on the upper and lower outer surfaces thereof simultaneously contact the large area on the inner surface 11i of the upper surface 11 and the inner surface of the bottom surface (not shown). It can be slipped by reducing the total contact area, and can be smoothly inserted into the inside.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the kitchen paper P of the bundle 10B has a flat shape Pn on the ceiling surface side and the floor surface side located on the back surface Sb of the formation surface Sf of the projection shape Em of the half surface Ph folded in half. The two half-cut kitchen papers P are alternately sandwiched and stacked so that the plane shapes Pn of the half surfaces Ph of the kitchen papers P face each other. On the ceiling side and the floor side of the inner surface of the kitchen paper P, the plane shapes Pn are in face-to-face contact with each other, and the projections Em on the surfaces Sf of the two separate half surfaces Ph sandwiched therebetween face each other. In contact. Note that, at the top Pt and the bottom (not shown) of the kitchen paper P of the bundle 10B, only one half half Ph is sandwiched, so that the half Ph on the ceiling side and the floor half side folded in half are separated. The plane shape Pn is in face-to-face contact with the projection shape Em of the separate half surface Ph.

  For this reason, the kitchen paper P is opened by using the flexibility of the film 16 to spread the slit 17 of the storage box 10 and inserting a fingertip into the kitchen paper P, so that the top surface of the topmost Pt in the storage mode before the start of use shown in FIG. Is pulled out from the slit 17 and the half surface Ph on the ceiling surface side of the subsequent kitchen paper P sandwiched between the two folds is dragged by the frictional force and is exposed to the outside from the slit 17. Will be.

  At this time, as shown in FIG. 6, the kitchen paper P can be pulled out from the slit 17 of the storage box 10 by pinching the projection Em of the upper surface (forming surface) Sf of the uppermost Pt, and can be smoothly pulled out. Can be taken out. When the kitchen paper P is pulled out to the outside from the slit 17 of the storage box 10 and stands by in a state where the kitchen paper P is exposed, the projection shape Em of the upper surface Sf of the topmost Pt exposed to the outside is picked up and smoothly pulled out to the outside. Can be taken out.

  Thus, the kitchen paper P is a package 10P that is easy to use and can easily pick and use the protrusion shape Em of the upper surface (forming surface) Sf of the uppermost Pt at the time of drawing out.

  As described above, in the package 10P in which the bundle 10B of the kitchen paper P of the present embodiment is stored in the storage box 10, it is folded and folded alternately so that the back surface Sb of the surface Sf on which the projection Em is formed faces. Are stacked with the half surface Ph sandwiched therebetween.

  For this reason, the bundle 10B of the kitchen paper P can be smoothly stored and made into the package 10P by opening the side surface 12 of the storage box 10 and sliding the protrusion shape Em in surface contact. Further, when the kitchen paper P is pulled out from the slit 17 of the storage box 10, the protrusion shape Em can be easily picked out with a fingertip inserted from the slit 17 and pulled out.

  Therefore, even the bundle 10B of the kitchen paper P having the projection Em formed on one surface side can be easily stored in the storage box 10 to form the package 10P, and the kitchen paper P can be comfortably slit into the outlet. 17, the kitchen paper package 10P which is easy to use can be provided.

  Here, in the above-described embodiment, the storage box 10 is described as an example of the package of the kitchen paper P, but is not limited to this, and may be, for example, a storage bag 20 as illustrated in FIG. As shown in FIG. 7, the storage bag 20 stores the kitchen paper P while storing a bundle 10B in which a plurality of folded kitchen papers P are stacked in the internal space, similarly to the storage box 10 described above. A perforation 27s capable of opening a slit 27 that can be taken out one by one is formed on the upper surface 21. Although not shown in the figure, the package 20 preferably has a thickness of about 10 μm to 200 μm, and is preferably formed by inserting a bundle 10B of kitchen paper P into a cylindrical film made of a polyethylene resin or a polypropylene resin, thereby forming both ends. 20e is packaged by being sequentially (or simultaneously) flatly sealed (cutting) and then cut and separated. The slit 27 of the package 20 may be formed to be openable in the same dimensional ratio as the slit 17 (the elongated hole 15) of the storage box 10 described above.

  Thereby, even when the kitchen paper P stored in the storage bag 20 is kept in a clean state without being stained by dust or the like, when the kitchen paper P on the top surface is picked and pulled out from the slit 27, In the same manner as in the case of the storage box 10 described above, the uppermost kitchen paper P can be easily picked out and pulled out from the slit 27 so that the half surface Ph can be exposed smoothly, and the package 20P is excellent in usability.

  The scope of the invention is not limited to the exemplary embodiments shown and described, but also includes all embodiments that provide equivalent advantages to those intended. Furthermore, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the combination of features of the invention defined by the claims, but may be defined by any desired combination of specific features among all disclosed respective features. .

Reference numeral 10: Storage box 10B: Kitchen paper bundles 10P, 20P: Kitchen paper package 10e: Corners 11, 21: Upper surface 11i Inner surface 15: Slot 16: Film 17, 27: Slit 17a ... End portion 17f Opening edge 20 ... Storage bag 27s ... Perforation shape P ... Protrusion shape P ... Kitchen paper Pe ... End side Ph ... Half surface Pn Plan shape Pt Topmost Sb Back surface Sf forming surface

Claims (6)

A kitchen paper package in which a bundle of a plurality of kitchen papers in a state of being folded and stacked one by one or several sheets so as to be able to be taken out from the outlet is stored in a package,
The kitchen paper is formed such that protrusions protruding are formed at a plurality of positions on the entire surface side, and are folded in two so that the back surfaces of the formation surfaces of the protrusions face each other and alternately sandwich at least a part of a half surface. Kitchen paper package characterized by being stored in a stacked state.   The kitchen paper package according to claim 1, wherein the package is a storage box.   The kitchen paper package according to claim 1, wherein the package is a storage bag.   The kitchen according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the outlet is opened on one surface of the package in a slit shape crossing a direction in which the kitchen paper is taken out. Paper package.   The kitchen paper waits to be pulled out at the time of use in a state where one end side is exposed to the outside from the outlet, and the subsequent sandwiched edge side is exposed to the outside from the outlet when the drawer is used. The kitchen paper package according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the kitchen paper package is stacked in a standby state. A bundle of a plurality of kitchen papers that are folded and stacked so that one or several sheets can be taken out from an outlet of a package to be stored,
The kitchen paper is formed such that protrusions protruding are formed at a plurality of positions on the entire surface side, and are folded in two so that the back surfaces of the formation surfaces of the protrusions face each other and alternately sandwich at least a part of a half surface. Kitchen paper bundle, characterized in that it is stacked on top.

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