Display-cum-packaging box
AssigneeKobayashi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
InventorShigetaka Yamamoto
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Abstract
A box that has enhanced product package storing efficiency and that can display product packages stored inside. The box includes a box body and a cover that can open and close the upper surface opening of the box body. The box body has a front plate, a back plate, right and left side plate, a bottom plate that has a rectangular shape, and a storage space for a plurality of product packages arranged on both upper and lower levels by placing, on each product package that has been placed on the bottom plate, another product package. The front plate is capable of being tear-opened to form an opening that makes the stored product packages visible, and the opening is provided with a fall preventer that supports the front-most product package on the upper level and prevents it from falling from the opening.
Claims10
A display-cum-packaging box that stores a plurality of product packages constituted by a header part and a product accommodating part that accommodates a product, comprising:
- a box body at least having
- a front plate part and a back plate part that face each other,
- right and left side plate parts that face each other,
- a bottom plate part that has a rectangular shape when viewed from above and on which a predetermined number of the product packages can be placed upright in a front-back direction, and
- a storage space that can store the product packages that are arranged on both upper and lower levels by placing, on the product accommodating part of each product package that has been placed on the bottom plate part, the product accommodating part of another product package,
- the front plate part being formed such that at least part of the front plate part can be tear-opened,
- the tear-opened front plate part forming an opening that makes stored product packages visible,
- the opening being provided with a fall preventer that supports a front-most product package on the upper level and prevents the product package from falling from the opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.