Packed body production method
AssigneeCorelex Shin-Ei Co., Ltd.
InventorSatoshi Kurosaki
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Abstract
There is provided a method of producing a packed body that does not fall off and collapse during transportation and does not cause damage to cartons and paper material locally and around which a packing film can be wound easily. A packed body production method includes a first step in which a layered body is formed by stacking cartons containing toilet paper rolls and in which an insertion section into which a fork unit of a forklift is inserted is formed at a predetermined position in the layered body, a second step in which a first packing film is wound spirally around at least side surfaces of the layered body, and a third step in which a second packing film is wound around the layered body so as to close an opening of the insertion section.
Claims2
A packed body production method for producing a packed body by packing a layered body of cartons containing paper material, the packed body production method comprising:
- a first step in which the layered body is formed by winding a packing film spirally around the cartons containing paper material so as to match progress of stacking the cartons and insertion sections into which a fork unit of a forklift is inserted is formed at a predetermined position in the layered body;
- a second step in which after the layered body is laid sideways, the packing film is wound around a front surface, a rear surface, a top surface, and a bottom surface of the layered body so as to retain the layered body entirely and close a front opening and a rear opening of the insertion section;
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- a third step in which after the second step is carried out, the layered body is returned to its original state before the layered body being laid sideways, and a side opening of each of the insertion section is closed by winding the packing film around the top surface, the bottom surface, a right surface, and a left surface of the layered body, wherein
- in the first step, the cartons are stacked in such a manner that the insertion sections are formed at such a position as to enable the layered body to be lifted using the fork unit of the forklift, and
- in the third step, the packing film is wound around the layered body so as to generate such a fixation strength that the layered body does not collapse when the layered body is lifted using the fork unit of the forklift.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.