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US 2026/0000173 A1Published application
Packaging case with folding pull rod
OwnerLuhao LENGinventor
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Abstract
A packaging case with a folding pull rod, the packaging case includes a case body and the folding pull rod disposed on the case body, the folding pull rod has at least one fold, the case body includes a buckling groove and a buckling member, when the folding pull rod is folded, a rod body of the folding pull rod after being folded is embedded in the buckling groove and is fixed to the case body by buckling to the buckling member, and the buckling member is configured to release the folding pull rod.
Claims14
A packaging case with a folding pull rod, comprising:
- a case body, and
- the folding pull rod disposed on the case body, wherein:
- the folding pull rod has at least one fold,
- the case body comprises a buckling groove and a buckling member,
- when the folding pull rod is folded, a rod body of the folding pull rod after being folded is embedded in the buckling groove and is fixed to the case body by buckling to the buckling member, and
- the buckling member is configured to release the folding pull rod.
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A packaging case with a folding pull rod, comprising:
- a case body, and
- the folding pull rod disposed on the case body, wherein:
- the folding pull rod comprises L-shaped fixed rods, first folding rods, and second folding rods,
- a top surface of the case body comprises buckling grooves,
- a buckling member is disposed on a front side surface of the case body,
- the L-shaped fixed rods are fixed to a bottom surface and a rear side surface of the case body,
- the first folding rods are configured to be folded relative to the L-shaped fixed rods,
- the second folding rods are configured to be folded relative to the first folding rods,
- after the first folding rods and the second folding rods are folded, the first folding rods are embedded in the buckling grooves, and the second folding rods are buckled to the buckling member.
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