Cushioning member for packed object
AssigneeSuzuki Motor Corporation
InventorsAtsushi Sato, Wataru Karasudani
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Abstract
A cushioning member for protecting a packed object is disposed inside a side of a packing frame surrounding a packed object, the cushioning member being provided to protect the packed object secured on an inner bottom of the packing frame, the cushioning member including: a first cushioning member that has a front face disposed adjacent to the packed object and a back side opposite to the front face; and a second cushioning member that has an upper end in contact with the back side of the first cushioning member and a bottom disposed near the side of the packing frame, wherein the first cushioning member is made of a foam material, and the second cushioning member includes a corrugated board assembly.
Claims8
A cushioning member disposed inside a side of a packing frame surrounding a packed object, the cushioning member being provided to protect the packed object secured on an inner bottom of the packing frame, the cushioning member comprising:
- a first cushioning member that has a front face disposed adjacent to the packed object and a back side opposite to the front face;
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- a second cushioning member that has an upper end in contact with the back side of the first cushioning member and a bottom disposed near the side of the packing frame,
- wherein the first cushioning member is made of a foam material, and the second cushioning member comprises a corrugated board assembly,
- wherein the first cushioning member comprises a body that has the front face and the back side and extends in a longitudinal direction with a first width and a plurality of leg portions projected on the back side of the body at intervals in the longitudinal direction,
- the second cushioning member has a bottom wall extending in the longitudinal direction, a pair of side walls connected on both sides of the bottom wall via folding portions, and a plurality of bridge portions that bridge the pair of side walls at multiple points spaced in the longitudinal direction such that the bottom wall and the side walls form a channel extending in the longitudinal direction with a second width larger than the first width, and two adjacent ones of the plurality of bridge portions and the pair of side walls form a socket portion that holds one of the leg portions in a state in which upper ends of the bridge portions are in contact with the back side of the first cushioning member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.