JPH0423798Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] [Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a packaging bag for beverage cans.

[Prior art and its problems]

At stores selling alcoholic beverages and youth products, beverage cans and bottles are placed in packaging bags after purchase to make it easier for the purchaser to hold them. The packaging bags are either provided by alcoholic beverage and youth beverage manufacturers or made to order by retailers, and many of them have promotional advertisements printed on the sides. This conventional packaging bag has the following problems. Conventional packaging bags are the same as food packaging bags, so even if you try to put bottles or cans into the packaging bag, the bottles or cans inside will fall apart and fall diagonally, making them unstable. When the packaging bag is held in such a state, the side surface on which the advertisement is printed has many irregularities and wrinkles, making it difficult to see what is printed on it. In recent years, automobiles have become more popular, and more and more people go shopping by car. In this case, when the vehicle starts or stops, bottles and cans fly out of the packaging bag and are scattered in the trunk or inside the vehicle, and the movement of the cans directly or indirectly interferes with driving. When bottles and cans are placed separately in a packaging bag and hung, the bottles and cans placed on the outside will push the cans placed in the center.
Cans and the like stored in the center are pushed out. This makes it difficult to hold, and cans may be dropped. An article packaging bag that can solve these problems is disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 182345/1983. This packaging bag has holding pieces facing each other, and the holding pieces are provided with fitting portions such as slits and holes into which a bottle or the like can be fitted and latched. According to this packaging bag, the bottle neck or the like can be fitted and fixed in the fitting part of the holding piece, so that the above-mentioned problem can be solved to some extent with respect to bottles. Incidentally, in recent years, cans have been increasingly used as beverage containers due to the convenience of use and the convenience of not having to store empty bottles. However, the fitting portion of the packaging bag disclosed in the above-mentioned publication is a narrow slit or hole, and although it can be used for bottles with long necks, it cannot be used for fixing cans.

[Purpose of invention]

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a packaging bag suitable for securing beverage cans contained therein.

[Structure of the idea]

The structure of the invention devised to achieve the above purpose is as follows. That is, the present invention provides gussets on both sides of a cylindrical body made of a synthetic resin sheet or film having stretchability and flexibility, and flattens both openings of the cylindrical body by placing the gussets on both sides. Both ends are sealed by welding, and a portion of the central portion of the cylindrical body, including the folded portion of the gusset, is cut away from one end to the other, and when two beverage cans are stored side by side, this beverage can can be obtained. A bag body is formed with an opening edge slightly higher than the top of the bag body, and this bag body has a handle having a hole in the folded part of the gusset, which faces both sides of the upper part of the bag body, as the residual part of the bag body. and a tongue piece extending oppositely from the opening edge and provided at the handle, and a lower edge portion of the tongue piece is provided in the vicinity of the extending portion of the tongue piece. A base hole located slightly below the top is formed, a tip hole is formed at the tip of the tongue piece, and the tip hole and the base hole are connected via a connecting groove, A can holder is formed into which two side-by-side beverage cans fit together.
For a beverage can, in which the tip of each of the tongues is pulled and stretched, and the can holder is fitted into the upper part of the accommodated beverage can, and the contraction force of the tongues is used to fix the beverage can. It is a packaging bag. The shape of the can holder may be a wedge-shaped long hole with semicircular ends at both ends or a gourd-shaped long hole, but the shape and size of the can holder are particularly limited as long as two beverage cans placed side by side can be inserted together. I don't.

【Example】

The present invention will be explained in more detail based on embodiments shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. Reference numeral 1 indicates a packaging bag. The packaging bag 1 has gussets 17, 17a provided on both sides of a cylinder made of a synthetic resin sheet or film having stretchability and flexibility, such as polyethylene or polypropylene.
The gussets 17, 17a are arranged on both the left and right sides, both the upper and lower openings of the cylindrical body are flattened, and both ends are sealed by heat welding to provide a seal portion 20, which includes the folded portions of the gussets 17, 17a. When a part of the central part of the cylindrical body is cut out from the top to the bottom and two beverage cans C are housed side by side,
Opening edges 10, 10 from the top CT of this beverage can
A has a bag body 18 that is slightly higher (see Fig. 3). The bag body 18 has the above-mentioned bag body 18 as a resection residue.
Handles 11, 11a having holes 110, 110a (shown in FIG. 3) are provided in the folded portions of the gussets 17, 17a, facing each other on both upper sides of the gussets.
It also has tongues 12, 12a extending oppositely from the opening edges 10, 10a and provided between the handles 11, 11a. In the vicinity of the extending portions of the tongue pieces 12, 12a, the lower edges 150, 150a are attached to the top of the beverage can C accommodated.
Base holes 15, 15 located slightly below CT
A is formed. A tip hole 1 is provided at the tip of the tongue piece 12, 12a.
4, 14a are formed, and the tip holes 14, 14a and the base holes 15, 15a are connected via connecting grooves 16, 16a, and can insert portions 13, 13a into which two beverage cans arranged side by side are fitted together are formed. It has been formed. In this embodiment, the can portions 13, 13a are formed in the shape of an elongated gourd, and since there are many sheet or film portions, the tongues 12, 12a are difficult to tear when pulled. Printing advertisements on the sides of the bag body 18 is optional. Operation FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the can case part is fitted into a accommodated beverage can, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of use. For example, when storing six beverage cans C1 to C6 in two rows, first insert the six beverage cans C1 to C6 into the packaging bag 1 through the opening. Then, one tongue piece 12 is stretched and stretched, and the can holder part 13 is fitted into the upper part of the beverage cans C2 and C5 which are housed in parallel. Next, the other tongue piece 12a is stretched and stretched, and the can holder part 13a is fitted into the upper part of the beverage cans C2 and C5 that are housed in parallel. Beverage cans C2 and C5 are fixed using the contraction force of tongue pieces 12 and 12a,
The accommodated beverage cans C1 to C6 are stabilized as one body. When the handles 11, 11a are lifted, the opening closes due to the weight of the beverage cans C1 to C6 inside the packaging bag 1, and is more fully fixed. Note that the lower edges 150, 1 of the base holes 15, 15a
50a is located slightly below the top CT of the accommodated beverage can, and when the can holder parts 13, 13a are brought into contact with the top CT of the beverage can and pushed down while pulling the tongue pieces 12, 12a, the can holder part Since the portions 13 and 13a expand along the top CT of the beverage can, the can holder portions 13 and 13a can be easily fitted into the beverage can. It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and many modifications can be made within the scope of the claims of the utility model registration.

[Effect of the idea]

The present invention has the above configuration and has the following effects. (1) The opening edge of the bag body is formed so that it is slightly higher than the top of the beverage can when two beverage cans are stored side by side, and the tongue piece holds two beverage cans together. There is a can part that fits into the can,
The lower edge of the base hole is located slightly below the top of the accommodated beverage can. Therefore, when the can holder is brought into contact with the top of the beverage can and pushed down while pulling the tongue, the can holder will be pushed wider along the top of the beverage can, making it easier to fit the can holder into the beverage can. can. (2) A number of beverage cans are stored in the packaging bag so that the sides of the bag body can be tensioned, and the contraction force of the tongue piece is used to secure two beverage cans lined up in the packaging bag together. Cans can be arranged. When the packaging bag is held in this state, the side on which the advertisement is printed will be tense, so that what is printed can be clearly seen, and the effectiveness of the advertisement can be expected. In addition, since the beverage cans are fixed, they do not fly out when the vehicle starts or stops and are not scattered in the trunk or inside the vehicle, thus preventing them from interfering with driving.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention;
The figure is an explanatory view showing a state in which the can case part is fitted into a accommodated beverage can, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of use. 1... Packaging bag, 10, 10a... Opening edge, 1
1, 11a... Handle, 12, 12a... Tongue piece,
13, 13a... Can container part, 14, 14a... Tip hole, 15, 15a... Base hole, 150, 150a
...Lower edge, 16, 16a... Connecting groove, 18...
Bag body.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Gussets are provided on both sides of a cylindrical body made of a synthetic resin sheet or film having stretchability and flexibility, and the gussets are arranged on both sides to flatten both openings of the cylindrical body. When two beverage cans are housed side by side by sealing both ends by heat welding and cutting off a part of the central part of the cylinder from one end to the other, including the folded part of the gusset. A bag body is formed whose opening edge is slightly higher than the top of the beverage can, and this bag body has holes in the folded portion of the gusset facing both sides of the upper part of the bag body as the above-mentioned cutout. It has a handle, and a tongue piece extending oppositely from the opening edge and provided in the handle, and a lower edge part is housed near the extending part of the tongue piece. A base hole located slightly below the top of the beverage can is formed, a tip hole is formed at the tip of the tongue piece, and a connecting groove connects the tip hole and the base hole. , a can holder into which two beverage cans arranged side by side are fitted together is formed, and the can holder is fitted into the upper part of the accommodated beverage can by pulling and stretching the tips of the respective tongues, and the tongue is inserted into the can holder. A packaging bag for beverage cans that uses the shrinkage force of the pieces to secure beverage cans.