Peel-openable package and opening structure for peel-openable package
AssigneeFuture Labo Co, Ltd.
InventorMiku HASHIMOTO
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Abstract
A peel-openable package includes a lid. The led includes a sheet member located at a position corresponding to a container portion of a package main body, and a film member bonded to a surface of the sheet member. Cutouts running in a thickness direction of the members and are formed in a peel region defined in a foldable portion of the members. The cutouts and cross a longitudinal direction L and are away from each other by a predetermined interval extending in the longitudinal direction. Facing surfaces of the sheet member and the film member, which are in the peel region corresponding to an area between the cutouts, are bonded together so as to be peelable from each other by an adhesive layer.
Claims20
A peel-openable package, comprising:
- a package main body having a content enclosed therein, at least a part of the package main body including:
- an inner member located at a position corresponding to an inner portion of the package main body;
- and
- an outer member bonded to a surface of the inner member, the surface corresponding to an outer portion of the package main body;
- wherein:
- the inner member and the outer member have a foldable portion in an area thereof where the inner member and the outer member are bonded together;
- the foldable portion includes a peel region where the inner member and the outer member are allowed to be peeled off from each other;
- the foldable portion includes a cutout, in the peel region, in each of the inner member and the outer member, the cutouts extending so as to cross a direction corresponding to a folding direction in which the foldable portion is folded, and the cutouts each being formed into an opening running in a thickness direction when the foldable portion is folded;
- the cutout formed in the inner member and the output formed in the outer member are away from each other by a predetermined interval, the predetermined interval extending in the direction corresponding to the folding direction;
- and
- facing surfaces of the inner member and the outer member facing each other are bonded together by an adhesive layer provided between the facing surfaces such that the facing surfaces are peelable from each other, the facing faces being defined in at least the peel region.
An opening structure for a peel-openable package, the opening structure being usable to peel a part of a package main body having a content enclosed therein to open the package main body, at least a part of the package main body including:
- an inner member located at a position corresponding to an inner portion of the package main body;
- and
- an outer member bonded to a surface of the inner member, the surface corresponding to an outer portion of the package main body;
- wherein:
- the inner member and the outer member have a foldable portion in an area thereof where the inner member and the outer member are bonded together;
- the foldable portion includes a peel region where the inner member and the outer member are allowed to be peeled off from each other;
- the foldable portion include a cutout, in the peel region, in each of the inner member and the outer member, the cutouts extending so as to cross a direction corresponding to a folding direction in which the foldable portion is folded, and the cutouts each being formed into an opening running in a thickness direction when the foldable portion is folded;
- the cutout formed in the inner member and the output formed in the outer member are away from each other by a predetermined interval, the predetermined interval extending in the direction corresponding to the folding direction;
- and
- an adhesive layer is provided between facing surfaces of the inner member and the outer member facing each other, the facing surfaces being defined in at least the peel region, the adhesive layer bonding the facing surfaces together such that the facing surfaces are peelable from each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.