TWI430925B - A wrapping paper with adhesive elements (adhesive tape) - Google Patents

Description

A wrapper (adhesive tape) with adhesive elements on both sides

Generally, the wrapping paper (adhesive tape) on the market is not attached with adhesive components (such as adhesive). After packaging, the packaged material cannot be completely bonded due to the multi-layer wrapping paper (adhesive tape) at the folding place, so that the packaged article cannot be sealed. When liquid is touched (such as water), the liquid easily flows in, causing the packaged contents inside to be easily contaminated (soaked), or the volatile substances (such as aroma) contained in the package are easily lost; this creation is to improve the above problems. Adhesive components (such as adhesive) are attached to the bilateral sides of the general packaging paper (adhesive tape). After packaging, the multi-layer wrapping paper at the folding place can be adhered to each other, so that the wrapping paper forms a paper bag with excellent airtightness, and can be packaged. The purpose of the object is completely sealed, which can effectively prevent the packaged object from being contaminated by the outside liquid, and the volatile matter contained in the packaged object is not easily lost.

At present, the general packaging paper (adhesive tape) on the market 1 is not attached with adhesive components (such as adhesive) on both sides. As shown in Fig. 1, the commercially available general tape 2 or glue 9 is used for packaging, and the packaged object (such as handmade soap) is first used. (3) The wrapping paper (adhesive tape) 1 on the 3 is initially fixed. As shown in Fig. 2, the packaged object 3 is wrapped in a folded (or bent) manner, and the packaged object is fixed by tape, as shown in Fig. 3. Because the wrapping paper (adhesive tape) at the folding (bending) has multiple layers, as shown in Figure 4, except for the outermost layer, it can be covered by the tape 2, and the lower layer of wrapping paper (adhesive tape) 1 cannot be outside. The adhesive tape 2 is completely adhered, so that there is a gap 4 between the layers of the wrapping paper, and the sealing property is not good. The liquid material (such as water) on the outside easily flows into the packaged object 3 along the gap 4 of the folded portion of the wrapping paper (adhesive tape) 1 The package is contaminated (moist), or the volatile matter contained in the package is volatilized along the gap 4 of the folded sheet of the wrapper.

This creation 6 is to attach a common adhesive paper (adhesive) 7 to the general packaging paper (adhesive tape) on the market, as shown in Fig. 5, by the double-adhesive component of the wrapping paper and the tape or glue during the initial packaging. As shown in Fig. 6, the packaged package 3 can be completely sealed, as shown in Fig. 7, so that the outer liquid (or moisture) is difficult to flow along the gap 4 of the package fold, and the packaged article 3 can be effectively achieved. It is not contaminated by external liquids, and the volatile substances contained in the packaged materials are not easily lost.

This creation 6 is to attach the adhesive tape (such as adhesive) 7 to the general packaging paper (adhesive tape) on the market. As shown in Fig. 5, the upper and lower packaging of the folded sheet of the original packaging paper (adhesive tape) 6 can be packaged. The paper is adhered to each other, and the packaged object can be completely sealed to achieve the purpose that the outer liquid (or moisture) is difficult to flow into the packaged object 3 along the fold of the package, as shown in Fig. 7, effectively achieving the packaged object from external liquid contamination. And the purpose of the volatile substances contained in the packaged material is not easily lost; in order to make the examiner easy to understand the creation, the embodiment of the package is described as follows:

Examples. General items (such as handmade soap)

Generally, when the package is packaged in a general flat paper (adhesive tape), the packaging operation sequence is as follows:

1. First, the wrapping paper 1 is cut into paper pieces of appropriate length according to the size of the packaged object 3, and then the packaged object is placed thereon, and the two ends of the paper sheet are bent toward the packaged object 3, and then folded. The wrapper is adhered to the wrapper with tape 2 or glue. As shown in Fig. 2, the wrapper 3 is covered with the wrapper 1, but the wrappers at both ends are still open.

2. After folding the wrapping paper at both ends of the packaged article 3, the wrapped wrapping paper is attached using tape 2, as shown in Fig. 3.

In this way, the packaging is completed. Although the outermost wrapping paper of the folded portion can be adhered by the adhesive tape 2, the wrapping paper 1 of the second layer or less (inclusive) cannot be completely adhered to by the adhesive tape 2, and the layers are A gap 4 is formed between the wrapping papers, such as In Fig. 4, the airtightness is poor, causing water or air to easily flow into, and the packaged article 3 is easily contaminated by the outside liquid, or the volatile matter contained in the package 3 is easily lost.

If you use the original packaging paper (with adhesive components on both sides, such as adhesive) 6, the packaging action sequence is as follows:

1. At the time of packaging, the original wrapping paper roll 6 is cut into paper pieces of appropriate length according to the size of the packaged object 3, and then the packaged object is placed thereon, and the two ends of the paper piece are bent toward the packaged object 3. After folding, the wrapping paper of the folded portion is initially adhered with the adhesive tape 2 or glue to complete the packaging operation of the first step, as shown in Fig. 6, so that the packaged product 3 is covered with the wrapping paper 6, but two The wrapping paper at the end is still open.

2. Then, the original wrapping paper 6 containing the adhesive on both ends is kneaded by hand, so that the mouth of the double head can be easily bonded, so that the packaged object is completely sealed, as shown in Fig. 7, water or air cannot be Flow into the wrapper.

3. After that, the wrapping paper 6 of the protruding portion is bent, and then fixed with the tape 2, so that the packaging is completed, as shown in Fig. 8.

By using the above 6 packaging procedures, the packaged product can be completely sealed, and the liquid cannot flow into the wrapping paper, ensuring that the packaged article 3 is free from moisture or contamination, and if the packaged product 3 contains volatile substances, This volatile substance can be prevented from escaping.

The works that are equivalent to this creation function after combination should belong to the scope of this creation.

Although some original items on the market have no adhesive elements near the edges or edges, they have the same function as the original after a proper combination. Therefore, the combined works should belong to the scope of this creation, and the following items are specified:

1. Adhesive paper with adhesive elements (such as glue or glue) bonded to two single-edge or single-edge edges to form a wrapper with adhesive elements on both sides or bilateral edges, such as ninth Figure or Figure 10.

2. Use general wrapping paper (with no adhesive elements on both sides of the wrapping paper) and attach adhesive elements (such as tape) to the bilateral edges to form a double-sided edge with adhesive elements. Works (as shown in Figure 11).

3. Use general wrapper (no adhesive elements on both sides of the wrapper) and attach adhesive elements (such as glue) to the bilateral edges to form a work with adhesive elements on both sides (see Figure 12).

1‧‧‧Commercially available non-adhesive general wrapping paper (adhesive tape)

2‧‧‧ Tape

3‧‧‧packaged items (eg handmade soap)

4‧‧‧Package using general wrapping paper (adhesive tape), gaps between each layer of wrapping paper

5‧‧‧While the package is wrapped in general wrapping paper (tape), the cross-section of the gap between each layer of wrapping paper (adhesive tape)

6‧‧‧This creation (wrapper or tape with adhesive components on both sides)

7‧‧‧Adhesive elements attached to both sides of the creation

8‧‧‧cut surface of wrapping paper (tape) roll

9‧‧‧ glue

10‧‧‧The shape of the roll was cut into a sheet of wrapping paper (adhesive tape)

11‧‧‧Paper (adhesive) with adhesive elements near the edge of one edge or one edge

Figure 1: Commercially available general wrapping paper (no adhesive components on both sides of the wrapping paper).

Figure 2: Schematic diagram of a commercially available general packaging paper that will be packaged as a preliminary package.

Figure 3: Schematic diagram of the packaging of the packaged material using commercially available general wrapping paper.

Fig. 4: A schematic diagram of packaging the packaged articles using commercially available general wrapping paper, with gaps between the layers of wrapping paper, and incomplete bonding and sealing.

Figure 5: The wrapping paper of this creation (with adhesive on both sides of the wrapping paper).

Figure 6: Schematic diagram of the initial packaging of the packaged object using this creation.

Figure 7: Using this creation, the adhesive on the bilateral side of the wrapping paper is kneaded, and the packaged object can be completely sealed.

Figure 8: Schematic diagram of the use of this creation to complete the packaging of the packaged material.

Figure 9: A two-sided edge or a wrapper with adhesive elements in the vicinity of a single-sided edge, bonded with adhesive elements (such as glue) to form a wrapper with adhesive elements on either the bilateral or bilateral edges.

Figure 10: A two-sided edge or a wrapper with adhesive elements in the vicinity of a single-sided edge, bonded with adhesive elements (such as glue) to form a wrapper with adhesive elements on either the bilateral or bilateral edges.

Figure 11: Using a general wrapper (no adhesive on both sides of the wrapper), attach adhesive elements (such as tape) to the bilateral edges to form a schematic view of the adhesive tape on the bilateral edges.

Figure 12: Using a general wrapper (no adhesive on both sides of the wrapper), attach adhesive elements (such as glue) to the bilateral edges to form a schematic view of the adhesive tape on the bilateral edges.

6‧‧‧This creation of wrapping paper (double-sided adhesive components)

7‧‧‧Adhesive elements attached to the creation of this creation (eg adhesive)

Claims (7)

A wrapping paper (adhesive tape) with an adhesive component on both sides, comprising: a wrapping paper (adhesive tape). An adhesive component (such as a glue) is attached to the entire sides of the above-mentioned packaging paper (adhesive tape). A wrapping paper (adhesive tape) with an adhesive element attached thereto according to claim 1, wherein the adhesive member is located at the edge of the wrapping paper or near the edge of the wrapping paper. A wrapping paper (adhesive tape) with an adhesive component attached thereto according to claim 1, wherein the wrapping paper can be various papers, or a tape, or a paper or a plurality of layers of tape, or a PU attached to the surface. Plastic paper such as film. A wrapping paper (adhesive tape) with an adhesive component on both sides as claimed in claim 1, wherein the packaged article can be any article, except for the manual phase soap used in the example, where the use of the present invention is used for packaging purposes, All belong to the scope of this creation patent. A wrapping paper (adhesive tape) with an adhesive component attached thereto according to claim 1, wherein the adhesive member attached to the bilateral side may be a single-sided adhesive, or a double-sided adhesive, or a glue. A wrapping paper (adhesive tape) with an adhesive component on both sides as claimed in claim 1, if two wrapping sheets having adhesive elements are in the vicinity of a single edge or a single edge, bonding with an adhesive component such as glue or glue. In order to form a wrapping paper with adhesive elements near the bilateral edge or the bilateral edge, the spirit is consistent with the creation, and belongs to the patent scope of the creation. A wrapping paper (adhesive tape) with adhesive elements on both sides as claimed in claim 1, if a general wrapping paper or a tape (no adhesive member on both sides) is used, and an adhesive member (such as a tape or glue) is attached near the bilateral edge or edge. ), in order to form a bilateral edge or near the bilateral edge with adhesive elements, the spirit of which is consistent with the creation, is the patent scope of this creation.