JP4597795B2 - Blister pack that allows additional changes such as display information - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a blister pack in which display information, incidental articles, and the like can be additionally changed without destroying the package or using a correction seal.

  A blister pack (Blister Pack) is a type of packaging that consists of a transparent storage case and a back mount and is displayed and sold as it is. In Japan, it is said that it was introduced from the United States around 1960 and settled around 1965. For example, an invention as shown in Patent Document 1 below is known.

  In addition, it may replace with a back surface mount, or it may form a back surface with a plastic sheet together using a back surface mount. Even when a cardboard such as a back mount is not used, it is common to insert some printing paper on the back for product display. Therefore, in the present specification, this is also included in the blister pack in a broad sense. In this case, the “back mount” corresponds to printing paper or a plastic sheet on the back side (see fifth and sixth embodiments described later).

In the conventional blister pack, the storage case is integrated with the back mount by folding back crimping or staple staple. The back mount is usually pre-printed with a description of the stored product (trademark, manufacturer name, desired selling price, usage standard, usage method, features, etc.). So, for example, there is a change in price, a change in the standard, a desire to add individual information on the dealership, or an additional item (for example, a gift such as a bonus). However, the mount itself cannot be changed, and the actual situation is that it is unavoidably corrected and added by sticking with a seal or adhesive tape from above.
JP-A-9-216660

  Such correction seals and adhesive tape not only make the product unsightly, but also impair the reliability of the product. Further, in the case of a seal, a consumer may make a change such as peeling off an old seal for the purpose of mischief at a store or attaching a new seal thereon.

  The present invention allows for the incorporation of product information, additional information about individual retailers, incidental items, etc., without the retailer breaking the package or using a modified seal, but the consumer is easy for mischief purposes The purpose is to provide a blister pack that cannot be incorporated into the package.

  Although the present invention was originally developed for the purpose of retrospective integration in a store, it does not exclude producers from using the present invention for their own purposes. For example, when the producer himself incorporates a part of his / her goods using the function of storing the incidental article of the present invention.

  The present invention relates to a blister pack comprising a transparent plastic storage case having a recess capable of storing products for sale and a back mount on which product information and the like are stored, and a pocket capable of storing a sheet describing additional information. This is a blister pack characterized by having a portion.

  The present invention also provides a box-shaped pocket capable of storing ancillary items in a blister pack comprising a transparent plastic storage case having a recess capable of storing sold products and a back mount on which product information is described. This is a blister pack capable of adding / changing ancillary articles characterized by providing a section.

  According to the present invention, since the plastic case and the pocket portion are integrally formed of a transparent plastic, the additional information sheet can be read through the transparent plastic. Unsightly correction stickers are no longer necessary. Further, since the cover is covered with transparent plastic, the sheet is not soiled. Further, in the preferred embodiment, since the additional information sheet is folded in all directions in the pocket portion, there is no risk of being removed for mischief purposes at the store.

  The pocket portion that can store the additional information sheet may be formed integrally with the storage case or may be formed separately. If formed integrally, there is an advantage that manufacture and transportation are easy.

  When the blister pack is completed, the additional information sheet stored in the pocket is preferably closed on all four sides. By doing so, it is possible to prevent a person other than the store from taking or changing the additional information sheet.

  The closing is preferably performed by folding the flap piece of the plastic sheet forming the pocket portion or by inserting the insertion piece having a retaining portion into the counterpart slit at the corresponding position.

  In a preferred embodiment (first embodiment described later), one side of the pocket portion is connected to the storage case, and the other three sides of the pocket portion are composed of two flap pieces and one insertion piece. The piece can be inserted into one slit on the back mount.

  In another embodiment (second example described later), one side of the pocket portion is connected to the storage case, and the other three sides of the pocket portion consist of three insertion pieces. It can be inserted into a certain three slits.

  In yet another embodiment (third example described later), one side of the pocket portion is connected to the storage case, and the other three sides of the pocket portion consist of one flap piece and two insertion pieces. The insertion piece can be inserted into two slits on the back mount.

  In yet another embodiment (fourth example described later), one side of the pocket portion is connected to the storage case, and the other three sides of the pocket portion are composed of one insertion piece and two slits, This insertion piece can be inserted into one slit on the back mount, and the two slits can accept the insertion piece on the storage case side.

  In yet another embodiment (the fifth embodiment described later), the pocket portion is separated from the storage case, and the four sides of the pocket portion are composed of two flap pieces and two insertion pieces. It can be inserted into two slits on the side.

  In yet another embodiment (sixth example described later), the pocket portion is separated from the storage case, and the four sides of the pocket portion are composed of one flap piece and three insertion pieces. And can be inserted into three slits on the mount side.

  In still another embodiment (the seventh embodiment described later), the box-shaped pocket portion includes a bottom surface forming portion of the box connected to the back mount, a square-shaped front forming portion, and a right and left continuous from the front forming portion. It consists of triangular left and right side surface forming parts and retaining pieces with retaining stoppers extending from the front surface forming part and left and right side surface forming parts, and these inserted pieces can be inserted into horizontal and vertical slots provided on the back mount side. is there.

  In yet another embodiment (eighth example described later), the box-shaped pocket portion includes a bottom surface forming portion, a front surface forming portion, a plane forming portion, and left and right sides of the front forming portion of the box provided at the end of the back mount. With left side surface forming part, right side surface forming part, folding pieces provided on the left and right sides of the bottom surface forming part and the plane forming part, and retainers provided on the left and right sides of the left side surface forming part and the right side surface forming part The insertion piece of the left side surface forming part and the right side surface forming part can be inserted into the vertical slot provided on the back mount side. The insertion piece of the plane forming portion can be inserted into a horizontal slot provided on the back mount side.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a blister pack according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2A is a rear view showing the assembly process, and FIG. 2B is a rear view after the assembly.

  The blister pack of the present invention also has a storage case 10 and a back mount 20 as in the prior art. The difference from the prior art is that an additional information sheet 30 is prepared separately and a pocket portion 31 for storing the additional information sheet is provided in the storage case 10.

  The back mount 20 is almost the same as the conventional one, except that a slit 21 for inserting the insertion piece described below is provided. On this mount, the product manufacturer usually prints information about the product (trademark, price, usage, features, etc.-not shown) in advance.

  The storage case 10 is a plastic sheet having a recess 11 for storing products. In FIGS. 1 and 2, the recess 11 occupies about 3/4 in the lower part. As shown in FIG. 2A, short extensions 12, 13, and 14 are formed on the upper side and the left and right sides of the plastic sheet. When the package is completed, the extension is folded back so that the mount can be sandwiched. After pinching, it may be fixed by a stapler needle.

  Although there is a short extension 15 below the plastic sheet, a pocket portion 31 in which the additional information sheet 30 can be accommodated is formed integrally therewith.

  The additional information sheet 30 is preprinted with information relating to the changed price and standard, unique information relating to each store, and the like (not shown).

  The pocket portion 31 includes a main body, flap pieces 33 and 34 on both sides thereof, and an insertion piece 36 with a retaining member 35 protruding downward from the main body.

  FIG. 2B shows the assembled state of this package. The mount 20 is inserted behind the storage case 10 and fixed by folding 12-15 of the plastic sheet extension. Further, the additional information sheet 30 is applied to the main body 32 of the pocket portion 31, and the left and right flaps 33 and 34 are folded inward toward the main body portion 32. Thereafter, the insertion piece 36 is inserted into the slit 21 of the mount to complete.

  Since the insertion piece 36 has a retaining member 35, it cannot be easily removed after being inserted into the slit 21 once. The retaining member 35 has at least one portion wider than the width of the insertion piece 36, and the head portion is tapered. Since the pocket portion 31 is a plastic sheet, the stopper 35 passes through the slit 21 while being deformed during insertion. However, since the pocket portion 31 is restored after insertion, it is not easy to remove.

  Since the plastic case 10 and the pocket portion 31 are integrally formed of transparent plastic, the additional information sheet 30 can be read via the pocket portion main body 32. Moreover, since it is covered with the pocket part main body 32, it does not get dirty. Furthermore, since the additional information sheet 30 is folded in all directions in the pocket portion 31, there is no risk of being removed for mischief purposes.

  FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment of the pocket portion. FIG. 3A is a rear view showing the assembly process, and FIG. 3B is a rear view after the assembly.

  The second embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that there are no flaps on the left and right sides of the main body 32A of the pocket portion 31A, and there are provided insertion pieces 38, 40 with retaining members 37, 39 projecting left and right outward from the main body. It is that.

  Corresponding to the pocket portion 31A, one horizontal slit 21A and two vertical slits 22 and 23 are formed on the mount 20A side. When the package is completed, the additional information sheet 30A is applied to the pocket body 31A, the left and right insertion pieces 38 and 40 are inserted into the vertical slits 22 and 23, and the lower insertion piece 36A is inserted into the horizontal slit 21A.

  FIG. 4 shows a third embodiment of the pocket portion. FIG. 4A is a rear view showing the assembly process, and FIG. 4B is a rear view after the assembly.

  The third embodiment is different from the second embodiment in that there is no insertion piece protruding below the main body 32B of the pocket portion 31B, and a flap 42 is formed below.

  Corresponding to the pocket portion 31B, two vertical slits 22B and 23B are formed on the mount 20B side. When the package is completed, the additional information sheet 30B is applied to the pocket portion main body 32B, the lower flap 42 is folded inward, and the left and right insertion pieces 38B and 40B are inserted into the vertical slits 22B and 23B.

  FIG. 5 shows a fourth embodiment of the pocket portion. FIG. 5A is a rear view showing the assembly process, and FIG. 5B is a rear view after the assembly.

  The fourth embodiment differs from the second embodiment in that there are no left and right flaps of the main body 32C of the pocket portion 31C, an insertion piece 36C with a retaining member 35C is formed downward, and the storage case side 10C That is, the insertion pieces 17 and 19 with the stoppers 16 and 18 extending outward are formed.

  Corresponding to the pocket portion 31C, one horizontal slit 21C is formed on the mount 20C side. Further, two vertical slits 43 and 44 are also received at the left and right edge portions of the pocket portion 31C.

When the package is completed, the additional information sheet 30C is applied to the pocket portion main body 32C, the lower insertion piece is inserted into the slit 21C of the mount, and the left and right insertion pieces 17 and 19 of the storage case are turned to change the vertical slit 43 of the pocket portion. , 44.

  FIG. 6 shows a fifth embodiment of the blister pack of the present invention. (A) is a perspective view of the blister pack which has a pocket part, (b) is a rear view of a pocket part.

  The fifth embodiment is different from the first to fourth embodiments so far in that the pocket portion 31D is not integrally formed with the storage case 10D. Further, instead of the back mount or using the back mount, the back is also formed of a plastic sheet.

  The pocket portion 31D includes a main body 32D, insertion pieces 38D and 40D with retaining projections projecting to the left and right of the main body 32D, and flap pieces 46 and 47 that are continuous above and below the main body.

  When the package is completed, the additional information sheet 30D is applied to the pocket portion main body 32D, the upper and lower flaps 46, 47 are folded inward, and the left and right insertion pieces 38D, 40D are provided with two vertical slits 60, provided on the storage case 10D side. 61 is inserted in a different direction. In the illustrated example, the pocket portion 31D is provided on the front side of the storage case 10D. The insertion pieces 38D and 40D can be provided vertically and the flap pieces 46 and 47 can be provided on the left and right.

  FIG. 7 shows a sixth embodiment of the pocket portion. (A) is a perspective view of the blister pack which has a pocket part, (b) is a rear view of a pocket part.

  In the sixth embodiment, the pocket portion is not integrally formed with the storage case as in the fifth embodiment. Further, instead of the back mount or using the back mount, the back is also formed of a plastic sheet.

  The pocket portion 31E is composed of a main body 32E, insertion pieces 38E, 40E, and 48 with retaining projections protruding left and right and upward of the main body, and a flap piece 49 continuous to the lower portion of the main body.

  When the package is completed, the additional information sheet 30E is applied to the pocket body 32E, the lower flap 49 is folded inward, the left and right insertion pieces 38E and 40E are inserted into the two slits 60E and 61E of the storage case, and the upper insertion is performed. The piece 48 is inserted into the horizontal slit 62 of the mount. In the illustrated example, the pocket portion 31E is provided on the back side of the storage case (that is, the mount 20E side).

  FIG. 8 shows a seventh embodiment of the pocket portion. (A) is the expanded view which developed only the pocket part 31F in the back surface of the blister pack which has a pocket part, (b) is the perspective view seen from the back of the pocket part.

  In this embodiment, the pocket portion 31F has a triangular prism shape continuously formed on the back mount 20F. Here, the back mount 20F may be paper, but it is preferable to integrally mold with plastic.

  In the pocket portion 31F, a front face forming portion 52 of the box is formed in a square shape from the back mount 20F through the bottom face forming portion 51 of the box. Left and right side surface forming portions 53 and 54 of a right triangular box are formed continuously from the front side forming portion 52 to the left and right sides of the box. Furthermore, a total of three insertion pieces 35F, 38F, and 40F with retaining portions are formed from the front surface forming portion 52 and the left and right side surface forming portions 53 and 54. On the other hand, one horizontal slot 21F and two vertical slots 22F and 23F are formed on the back mount side.

  When the package is completed, the insertion pieces 38F and 40F of the box left and right side surface forming portions 53 and 54 are inserted into the vertical slots 22F and 23F, and the insertion piece 35F of the box front surface forming portion 52 is inserted into the horizontal slot 21F. As a result, a triangular prismatic box-shaped pocket is formed. This box-shaped pocket is used, for example, for storing accessories (for example, cords).

  FIG. 9 shows an eighth embodiment of the pocket portion. (A) is the expanded view which developed only the pocket part in the back of the blister pack which has a pocket part, (b) is the perspective view seen from the back of the pocket part.

  In this embodiment, the pocket portion 31G is a cubic box-shaped pocket formed continuously on the back mount 20G. Here, the back mount may be paper, but it is preferable to integrally mold with plastic.

  The pocket portion 31G has a box bottom surface forming portion 70, a box front surface forming portion 71, and a box flat surface forming portion 72 connected to the lower part of the back mount 20G, and a left side surface forming portion 73 and a right side surface forming portion 74 on the left and right sides of the box front surface forming portion 71. Followed. Folding pieces 75, 76, 77, 78 are provided on the left and right sides of the box bottom surface forming part 70 and the box flat surface forming part 72. On the left and right sides of the left side surface forming portion 73 and the right side surface forming portion 74, there are provided insertion pieces 38G and 40G with stoppers. An insertion piece 35 </ b> G with a stopper is also provided below the box plane forming portion 72. On the other hand, one horizontal slot 21G and two vertical slots 22G and 23G are formed on the back mount 20G side.

  When the package is completed, the insertion pieces 38G and 40G of the left side surface forming portion 73 and the right side surface forming portion 74 are inserted into the vertical slots 22G and 23G, and the insertion piece 35G of the box plane forming portion 72 is inserted into the horizontal slot 21G. As a result, a cubic box-shaped pocket is formed. This box-shaped pocket is used, for example, for storing accessories (for example, cords).

  In each of the above embodiments, one insertion piece is provided on one side, but a plurality of insertion pieces may be provided on one side. In that case, of course, as many slits as the number of insertion pieces are required. Further, throughout the embodiments, the position of the insertion piece and the flap piece can be freely changed up, down, left, and right as long as there is no structural problem. Further, in Examples 5 to 8, the box-shaped pocket is provided on the back side of the storage case, but may be provided on the front side or the side part as long as there is no structural problem.

1 is a perspective view of a blister pack according to a first embodiment of the present invention. (A) is a rear view which shows the assembly process of the blister pack which concerns on 1st Example, (b) is a rear view after an assembly. (A) is a rear view which shows the assembly process of the blister pack which concerns on 2nd Example, (b) is a rear view after an assembly. (A) is a rear view which shows the assembly process of the blister pack which concerns on 3rd Example, (b) is a rear view after an assembly. (A) is a rear view which shows the assembly process of the blister pack which concerns on 4th Example, (b) is a rear view after an assembly. It is 5th Example of the blister pack of this invention. (A) is a perspective view of the blister pack which has a pocket part, (b) is a rear view of a pocket part. It is 5th Example of the blister pack of this invention. (A) is a perspective view of the blister pack which has a pocket part, (b) is a rear view of a pocket part. It is a 7th Example of a pocket part. (A) is the expanded view which developed only the pocket part in the back of the blister pack which has a pocket part, (b) is the perspective view seen from the back of the pocket part. It is an 8th Example of a pocket part. (A) is the expanded view which developed only the pocket part in the back of the blister pack which has a pocket part, (b) is the perspective view seen from the back of the pocket part.

Explanation of symbols

10 to 10E Storage case 11 Recess 20 to 20E for storing commercial products Back mount 30 to 30E Sheet 31 to 31E with additional information Pocket portions 33 and 34; 42; 46 and 47 Plastic sheet flap pieces 35 and 37, 39; 16, 18 Retaining 36; 38, 40; 38B, 40B; 17, 19; 38D, 40D38E, 40E Insert piece 21; 21A, 22, 23; 22B, 23B; 21C, 43, 44; 60, 61; 60E, 61E slit

Claims (10)

It consists of a transparent plastic storage case (10) having a recess (11) that can store sales products, and a back mount (20) that describes product information, and stores a sheet (30) that describes additional information. A blister pack provided with a pocket portion (31) capable of adding and changing display information,
One side of the pocket portion is connected to the storage case (10), and the other three sides of the pocket portion are composed of two flap pieces (33, 34) and one insertion piece (36). The insertion piece (36) can be inserted into one slit (21) in the back mount (20).
Blister pack characterized by that . It consists of a transparent plastic storage case (10A) having a recess (11) that can store sales products and a back mount (20A) that describes product information, and stores a sheet (30A) that describes additional information. A blister pack provided with a pocket portion (31A) capable of adding and changing display information,
One side of the pocket portion is connected to the storage case (10A), and the other three sides of the pocket portion are composed of three insertion pieces (36A, 38, 40). Can be inserted into the three slits (21A, 22, 23)
Blister pack characterized by that . Consists of a transparent plastic storage case (10B) having a recess (11) capable of storing sales merchandise and a back mount (20B) describing merchandise information, and storing a sheet (30B) describing additional information. A blister pack provided with a pocket portion (31B) capable of adding and changing display information,
One side of the pocket part is connected to the storage case (10B), and the other three sides of the pocket part consist of one flap piece (42) and two insertion pieces (38B, 40B). The blister pack, wherein the insertion piece can be inserted into two slits (22B, 23B) on the back mount. It consists of a transparent plastic storage case (10C) having a recess (11) that can store sales products and a back mount (20C) that describes product information, and stores a sheet (30C) that describes additional information. A blister pack provided with a pocket portion (31C) capable of adding and changing display information,
One side of the pocket portion is connected to the storage case (10C), and the other three sides of the pocket portion are composed of one insertion piece (36C) and two slits (43, 44), The insertion piece (36C) can be inserted into one slit (21C) on the back mount, and the two slits (43, 44) can accept the insertion piece (17, 19) on the storage case side. Is
Blister pack characterized by that . Consists of a transparent plastic storage case (10D) having a recess (11) capable of storing commercial products and a back mount (20D) describing product information, and storing a sheet (30D) describing additional information. A blister pack provided with a pocket portion (31D) capable of adding and changing display information,
The pocket portion is separated from the storage case, and the four sides of the pocket portion are composed of two flap pieces (46, 47) and two insertion pieces (38D, 40D), and the insertion pieces (38D, 40D). ) Can be inserted into the two slits (60, 61) on the storage case side.
Blister pack characterized by that . It consists of a transparent plastic storage case (10E) having a recess (11) that can store sales products, and a back mount (20E) that describes product information, and stores a sheet (30E) that describes additional information. A blister pack provided with a pocket portion (31E) capable of adding and changing display information,
The pocket portion is separated from the storage case, and four sides of the pocket portion are composed of one flap piece (49) and three insertion pieces (38E, 40E, 48), and the insertion pieces (38E, 40E). 48) can be inserted into three slits (60E, 61E, 62) on the storage case and the back mount side.
Blister pack characterized by that . The blister pack according to any one of claims 1 to 6 , wherein when the blister pack is completed, the additional information sheet (30 to 30E) stored in the pocket portion (31 to 31E) is closed on all sides. The closure consists of a plastic sheet flap piece (33, 34; 42; 46, 47) forming the pocket part and a plug (35; 37, 39; 16, 18; 35A, 35C) Opposite slits (21; 21A, 22, 23; 22B, 23B) in which the pieces (36; 38, 40; 38B, 40B; 17, 19; 38D, 40D; 38E, 40E; 36A, 36C, 48) are in corresponding positions ; 21C, 43,44; 60,61; 60E , 61E; 62) blister pack according to claim 7, wherein by being inserted into. An incidental article can be stored in a blister pack comprising a transparent plastic storage case (10) having a recess (11) capable of storing a commercial product and a back mount (20F) describing product information. A blister pack provided with a box-shaped pocket (31F) and capable of adding ancillary items,
Continuous said box-shaped pocket portion (31F) is a bottom forming portion of the box connected to the rear mount (20F) and (51), square front forming portion (52), to the left and right from the front forming portion (52) left and right side surfaces forming part of a right triangle with 53 and 54, consists of the front forming portion (52) and left and right side forming portions (53, 54) extending from the retaining with the insertion pieces (38F, 40F),
These insertion pieces are insertable into the horizontal slot provided in the side of the rear mount (21F) and vertical slots (22F, 23F)
Blister pack characterized by that . An incidental article can be stored in a blister pack comprising a transparent plastic storage case (10) having a recess (11) capable of storing a commercial product and a back mount (20G) on which product information is described. A blister pack provided with a box-shaped pocket (31G) and capable of adding ancillary items,
The box-shaped pocket portion (31G) is, the rear mount bottom forming portion of the box provided at the end of the (20G) (70), a front forming portion (71), flat forming portion (72), said front formation part (71) left side forming section provided in the left and right (73), a right side forming portion (74), said bottom forming portion (70) and folding tabs provided at right and left of the flat forming portion (72) and (75, 76, 77, 78), the left side surface forming portions (73) and stop with the insertion pieces missing provided on the left and right of the right side forming portion (74) and (38G, 40G), said plane formed A retaining piece (35G) with a retaining portion provided below the portion (72),
The left side surface forming portions (73) and the right side forming section the insertion piece (74) (38G, 40G) are possible inserted into the vertical slot provided in the side of the rear mount (22G, 23G), the the insertion piece of flat forming portion (72) (35G) is insertable into the horizontal slots (21G) provided on a side of the rear mount
Blister pack characterized by that .