Pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking

Abstract

A pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking is constituted by a shade, a back card, and a content, wherein the content is a roll of ribbon object. One or a plurality of projected shades having a size a little larger than that of the content is installed at a proper position of the shade. The content is emplaced in the projected shade, and then a periphery of the shade is sealed on the back card. An opening used for pulling is located on the shade or back card in front of the projected shade. Accordingly, the content inside the shade can be pulled out by unlocking the openings directly, which is very convenient to use.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

(a) Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, and more particularly to a packaging structure which is used for packaging a ribbon object, by pulling out the ribbon object for use, without unpacking the entire packaging structure.

(b) Description of the Prior Art

An ordinary ribbon object can be divided into a textile product and a paper product, including a ribbon, a sheer ribbon, a gold ribbon, a grid ribbon, a printed ribbon, a Christmas decorative ribbon, a gift wrapping ribbon, a weave ribbon, a pull-bow ribbon, a gardening ribbon, a festival decorative ribbon, a high frequency ribbon, a merrow ribbon, and a lace ribbon, etc. Referring to FIG. 1, a ribbon object a is directly surrounded on a paper roll b to form a roll. The ribbon object a can be directly pulled out, or the paper roll b at its center can be transfixed on a fixing shaft to be pulled out directly and continuously, upon using. Although it is very convenient to use, there is no protection of outer package, and therefore it is easy to stain a surface of the ribbon object a during collecting or usage. Moreover, in applying this kind of roll-type packaging method, a size to be pulled out is not easy to be controlled, the ribbon object after being pulled out is easy to be turned over, and a head of the ribbon object can only be fixed with a tape after usage; therefore, an improvement is required.

Accordingly, a packaging structure specifically used for the ribbon object is invented, which can be used to avoid a trouble in unpacking the package and can be used to quickly and conveniently pull out the ribbon object inside the packaging structure without causing the ribbon object to be turned over. Furthermore, as the packaging structure can be emplaced at any place through a hanging hole, a front face of the ribbon object can be always facing toward a user, such that its shape and size can be easily identified, thereby facilitating the usage of packaging structure.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The primary object of the present invention is to provide a packaging structure for a ribbon object, such that the packaging structure does not need to be unpacked, and the ribbon object can be conveniently and quickly pulled out, upon using.

Accordingly, the present invention comprises primarily a shade, a back card, and a content, wherein the content is a roll of ribbon object, and one or a plurality of projected shades having a size which is a little larger than that of the content, is located at a proper position of the shade. A center of the projected shade is about a semicircle and is gradually descending toward one side or two sides to form a shape of outward exploding, upon being viewed from a side. After the content is emplaced in the projected shade, a periphery of the shade is sealed on the back card. An opening with a seal cap is located at the shade or the back card in front of the projected shade, and a section of content is reserved at a position of opening. In addition, a hanging hole is located at a proper position on the back card.

Accordingly, when using the packaging structure, the seal cap of opening which is pre-installed at the front end of back card or shade is opened, and then the content is pulled out directly, which will avoid a trouble in unpacking the package and can allow the content to be conveniently and quickly pulled out, with a free control of a length to be pulled out and without causing the content to be turned over upon pulling. In addition, the back card can be hung up at any place with a hanging hole, such that a front face of the content will be always facing toward a user, so as to easily identify a shape and size of the content, thereby facilitating the usage of packaging structure.

To enable a further understanding of the said objectives and the technological methods of the invention herein, the brief description of the drawings below is followed by the detailed description of the preferred embodiments.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows a schematic view of a conventional ribbon object packaging structure.

FIG. 2 shows an exploded view of the present invention.

FIG. 3 shows a schematic view of another embodiment of a shade of the present invention.

FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 shows a cutaway view of the present invention after being assembled.

FIG. 8 shows a schematic view of another embodiment of a projected shade of the present invention.

FIG. 9 shows a schematic view of another embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Referring to FIGS. 2 to 7, the present invention is primarily composed of a shade 10, a back card 20, and a content 30. One or a plurality of projected shades 11 having a size which is a little larger than that of the content 30, is located at a proper position of the shade 10. A center of the projected shade 11 is about a semicircle and is gradually descending toward one side or two sides to form a shape of outward exploding, upon being viewed from a side. In addition, an opening 13 with a seal cap 12 is located on the shade 10 in front of the projected shade 11.

The back card 20 is a bottom plate which is used to seal the shade 10, and an opening 22 is located on the back card 20 in front of the projected shade 11. In addition, the back card 20 can be also provided with an opening 22 having a seal cap 21, and with a hanging hole 23 which is located at a proper position on a top rim of the back card 20.

The content 30 is a ribbon object (e.g., a ribbon, a silk ribbon, or a color ribbon, etc.) which is rolled on a through-tube 31 to form a roll in advance.

In packaging, the content 30 is first emplaced in the projected shade 11, and then a periphery of the shade 10 is sealed on the back card 20, with a section of content 30 reserved at positions of the openings 13, 22.

Referring to FIG. 8, to facilitate an assembling of the present invention with the content 30 and usage, short pivot shafts 11 a which are concaved inward are installed at centers of two side walls of the projected shade 11 respectively, in order to loosely install the through-tube 31 at the center of content 30, such that a position of content 30 can be kept and the content 30 can be prevented from being jammed between the projected shade 11 and the back card 20 by being pulled out excessively or too quickly. On the other hand, a U-shape bracket 40 can be installed inside the projected shade 11, as shown in FIG. 9. Two side walls of the U-shape bracket 40 are bended upward and are manufactured into a shape corresponding to that of a side wall of projected shade 11. Short pivot shafts 41 which are concaved inward are located at centers of two side walls of the U-shape bracket 40, respectively. When assembling the U-shape bracket 40 with the content 30, the through-tube 31 of content 30 is clipped on the short pivot shafts 41 between the two side walls, and then is emplaced into the projected shade 11. The content 30 is fixed by locking the position of U-shape bracket 40 with a space which is formed after assembling the shade 10 having the projected shade 11 with the back card 20. Moreover, the U-shape bracket 40 can also be directly fixed on the back card 20, at a position corresponding to that of the projected shade 11, and then the content 30 is emplaced into the U-shape bracket 40, followed by assembling the back card 20 with the shade 10 having the projected shade 11, which is provided with a same effect, is convenient to use, and can facilitate an assembling personnel to perform the packaging of the content 30.

It is of course to be understood that the embodiments described herein is merely illustrative of the principles of the invention and that a wide variety of modifications thereto may be effected by persons skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the following claims.

Claims

1. A pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, including a shade, a back card, and a content, wherein the content is a roll of ribbon object, and a projected shade, a size of which is a little larger than that of the content, is located at a proper position of the shade; the content being emplaced in the projected shade, and then a periphery of the shade being sealed on the back card which is provided with an opening for pulling, in front of the projected shade.

2. The pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, according to claim 1, wherein a center of the projected shade is about a semicircle and is gradually descending toward two sides to form a shape of outward exploding, upon being viewed from a side.

3. The pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, according to claim 1, wherein a center of the projected shade is about a semicircle and is gradually descending toward one side to form a shape of outward exploding, upon being viewed from a side.

4. The pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, according to claim 1, wherein the shade can have a plurality of projected shades.

5. The pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, according to claim 1, wherein an opening with a seal cap is located on the shade in front of the projected shade.

6. The pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, according to claim 1, wherein an opening with a seal cap is located on the back card in front of the projected shade.

7. The pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, according to claim 1, wherein a hanging hole is located at a proper position of a top rim of the back card.

8. The pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, according to claim 1, wherein short pivot shafts which are concaved inward are located at centers of two side walls of the projected shade, respectively.

9. The pull-type ribbon object packaging structure which is convenient for collecting without unpacking, according to claim 1, wherein a U-shape bracket can be installed inside the projected shade, with two side walls of the U-shape bracket being bended upward and being manufactured into a shape corresponding to that of the projected shade; short pivot shafts which are concaved inward being installed at centers of two side walls of the U-shape bracket, respectively.