JP2963423B2 - Gas filled cushioning material - Google Patents

Gas filled cushioning material

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JP2963423B2
JP2963423B2 JP10000326A JP32698A JP2963423B2 JP 2963423 B2 JP2963423 B2 JP 2963423B2 JP 10000326 A JP10000326 A JP 10000326A JP 32698 A JP32698 A JP 32698A JP 2963423 B2 JP2963423 B2 JP 2963423B2
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一夫 田中
二朗 高橋
晃 青山
悦弘 関口
令和 山岸
睦治 武貞
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【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は物品を梱包し運搬の
際の振動、衝撃から内容品(物品)を保護するために容
器と物品との隙間に介在させる緩衝材に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cushioning material interposed in a gap between a container and an article for protecting the contents (article) from vibrations and shocks during packing and transporting the article.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】物品の収納、搬送に際し、収容された物
品と収納物(梱包箱等)との間隙に緩衝物を介在させ、
物品を収容した梱包箱の中の物品を固定し動かなくする
ことにより物品を保護していた。この緩衝物として、特
開平7−189183号公報、実願平2−72111号
(実開平4−29994号)のマイクロフイルムには、
シ−ト状の素材を袋状とし、気体を閉じ込め連続した
風船のように膨らませて、緩衝材としている。この緩衝
材は内部に封入された空気等の気体の圧力によって、振
動、衝撃等の外力を吸収させるものである。
2. Description of the Related Art When storing and transporting articles, a buffer is interposed in a gap between the accommodated articles and stored items (packing box, etc.).
The article was protected by fixing and immobilizing the article in the packing box containing the article. As the buffer substance, JP-A 7-189183, JP No. Jitsugantaira 2-72111
(Japanese Utility Model No. 4-29994)
The sheet-shaped material is made into a bag-like shape, and is inflated like a continuous paper balloon by trapping a gas to form a cushioning material. This cushioning material absorbs external force such as vibration and impact by the pressure of gas such as air enclosed therein.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】ここで、従来の空気袋
形状の緩衝材を用いて、梱包した段ボ−ル箱の落下試験
を実行した。試験結果を下記の表で示す。なお、落下に
よる衝撃は加速度計測器で測定した。ここで、CH1:
Y軸方向、CH2:Z軸方向、CH3:X軸方向の測定
値である。表1は落下試験に用いた梱包物の形態を示し
ている。また、落下試験における落下個所は、図6に示
している。なお、1面は上面、3面は下面を表してい
る。
Here, a drop test of a packed cardboard box was carried out using a conventional air bag-shaped cushioning material. The test results are shown in the table below. The impact due to the drop was measured by an accelerometer. Here, CH1:
These are measured values in the Y-axis direction, CH2: Z-axis direction, and CH3: X-axis direction. Table 1 shows the form of the package used in the drop test. FIG. 6 shows the locations of the drop in the drop test. In addition, one surface represents an upper surface and three surfaces represent a lower surface.

【0004】[0004]

【表1】 [Table 1]

【0005】[0005]

【表2】 [Table 2]

【0006】[0006]

【表3】 [Table 3]

【0007】[0007]

【表4】 [Table 4]

【0008】[0008]

【表5】 [Table 5]

【0009】[0009]

【表6】 [Table 6]

【0010】[0010]

【表7】 [Table 7]

【0011】[0011]

【表8】 [Table 8]

【0012】[0012]

【表9】 [Table 9]

【0013】以上の試験結果が示すように、いずれの落
下試験においても、40〜70Gの残存衝撃が測定され
た。これは、従来の気体を閉じ込めた形態の緩衝材は気
体を閉じ込める袋に弾力性がないため、大きな衝撃(例
えば運搬中に落下等)が加わったとき、その衝撃力を充
分に吸収できず、収容される物品に強い残存衝撃力が伝
わったものとみられる。この結果、緩衝出来なかった力
により物品を損壊する不都合が発生した。また、電子部
品等は小さな衝撃であっても物品の性能が変化してしま
う。
As shown by the above test results, the residual impact of 40 to 70 G was measured in each of the drop tests. This is because the conventional gas-trapping form of the cushioning material does not have elasticity in the gas-trapping bag, so when a large impact (for example, dropping during transportation) is applied, the impact force cannot be sufficiently absorbed, It is probable that a strong residual impact was transmitted to the items contained. As a result, an inconvenience of damaging the article due to the force that could not be buffered occurred. In addition, the performance of an electronic component or the like changes even if the impact is small.

【0014】そこで、この発明は取扱途上、物品に衝撃
が加わったか否かの判定が可能となると共に、大きな衝
撃が加わったとしても、緩衝材がその衝撃力を吸収し
て、収容される物品の破損が防止できる緩衝材を提供す
るものである。
Therefore, the present invention makes it possible to judge whether or not an impact has been applied to an article during handling, and even if a large impact is applied, the cushioning material absorbs the impact force and accommodates the article. It is intended to provide a cushioning material capable of preventing breakage of the material.

【0015】[0015]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明の気体が透過しが
たい素材よりなり、気体を封入した空気袋形状の緩衝材
は、緩衝材の適宜個所に素材の強度を他の部分より弱く
した弱素材部を設け、弱素材部が破断されて封入気体が
外部に抜けることにより衝撃を吸収する構成を具備す
る。
The air bag-shaped cushioning material of the present invention, which is made of a material through which gas is difficult to permeate and in which gas is sealed, has a material weaker than other parts at appropriate portions of the cushioning material.
Was a weak material portion is provided, the weak material portion is provided with a configuration you absorb the impact by the gas sealed is broken exits from.

【0016】また、弱素材部が破断した緩衝材は衝撃の
履歴を示す。
Further , the cushioning material whose weak material portion is broken is
Show history.

【0017】(作用) 上記手段によれば、運搬中の荷物に落下等により急激な
衝撃が与えられたとき、気体封入型緩衝材の弱素材部が
破断して封入されている気体が抜けることにより物品に
加えられる衝撃を緩衝すると共に、封入された気体が抜
けている緩衝材の存在は衝撃を受けた証拠となる。
(Operation) According to the above means, when a sudden impact is given to the luggage being transported by dropping or the like, the weak material portion of the gas-filled cushioning material is removed.
The presence of the cushioning material, which breaks and releases the enclosed gas and is applied to the article due to the escape of the enclosed gas, is evidence of the impact.

【0018】[0018]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明の実施の形態を図面
により説明する。図1は本発明による気体封入型緩衝材
要部の断面説明図の一例である。気体封入型緩衝材
0は長方形状の用紙を2つ折し、上面0Aと下面
Bとし、中に空気を封入した状態で端部3辺を接着、加
熱シ−ル等の手段により固着して、を形成する。用紙
はラミネ−ト加工を施した紙材であって、空気等の気体
を透過し難い、透気度が高い素材を使用している。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an example of a sectional explanatory view of a main part of a gas-filled type cushioning material according to the present invention. Gas-filled cushioning material 2
0 2 Tsuorishi a rectangular sheet, the upper surface 2 0A and bottom 2 0
B, with the air enclosed therein, the three sides of the end portion are adhered and fixed by means such as a heating seal to form a bag . The paper is a paper material that has been subjected to a laminating process, and is made of a material that is hardly permeable to gas such as air and has high air permeability.

【0019】このとき、上面20Aの一部分を他の素材
強度より弱くした弱素材部25を形成する。弱素材部2
5は、例えば素材の板厚を薄くする、キズを付ける等に
より他の部分の素材強度に比較して素材強度を弱めてい
る。
At this time, a weak material portion 25 in which a part of the upper surface 20A is weaker than other materials is formed. Weak material part 2
5 is, for example, to reduce the thickness of the material,
The material strength is weakened compared to the material strength of other parts.
You.

【0020】このように構成される緩衝材20の衝撃吸
収作用を、図1(b)を参照して説明する 体を封入
した緩衝材0は、図(a)の状態で袋内に気体が封
入されている。図(b)に示すように、矢印方向から
の力Fの外力が加わったとき、素材強度の弱い弱素材部
25が先ず破断する。弱素材部25が破断すると、緩衝
0内の空気は外部に抜けて外力Fを吸収する。緩衝
0は扁平型から、完全に空気が抜けてしまうと上面
0Aと下面0Bが折合した形状となる。
[0020] The shock absorbing action of the thus constituted cushioning member 20 will be described with reference to FIG. 1 (b). Cushioning material 2 0 encapsulating care bodies, gas is sealed in a bag in the state of FIG. 1 (a). As shown in FIG. 1 (b), when an external force F is applied in the direction of the arrow, a weak material portion having a weak material strength is obtained.
25 breaks first. When the weak material portion 25 breaks, the air in the cushioning material 20 escapes outside and absorbs the external force F. The cushioning material 20 is a flat type, and when air completely escapes, the upper surface
2 0A and the lower surface 2 0B is folded combined shape.

【0021】この緩衝材20は、弱素材部25の破断強
度、大きさ、キズの形成個数等を変更することにより
体封入緩衝材0の緩衝力を調整することができる。
The cushioning material 20 has a breaking strength of the weak material portion 25.
By changing the degree, size, the number of formed scratches, and the like, the buffering force of the gas-encapsulated buffer material 20 can be adjusted.

【0022】ここで上記緩衝材0の使用例を図2、図
3により説明する。ダンボ−ル50内に物品60を収容
し、物品60とダンボ−ル50との間隙に緩衝材0を
充填して梱包する。この梱包状態で地面Gに落下させ
る。ダンボール50が落下し地面Gに衝突したとき、物
品60の慣性力により地面Gと物品60の間にある緩衝
0に落下加速度Faが加えられる。
Here, an example of use of the cushioning member 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. The article 60 is accommodated in the cardboard 50, and the gap between the article 60 and the cardboard 50 is filled with the cushioning material 20 and packed. In this packed state, it is dropped on the ground G. When the cardboard 50 falls and collides with the ground G, a drop acceleration Fa is applied to the cushioning material 20 between the ground G and the article 60 due to the inertial force of the article 60.

【0023】通常は緩衝材の材質が衝撃を充分に緩衝す
るだけの弾力性がない場合、緩衝力としては、素材の持
つ引っ張り強度の範囲で封入気体が圧縮される範囲とダ
ンボール自身の緩衝力の範囲までは落下加速度Faを吸
収できる。しかし、それ以上の落下加速度になると、緩
衝材では落下の衝撃を吸収できずに、物品に強い残存衝
撃力が伝わってしまった。
Normally, when the material of the cushioning material does not have enough elasticity to sufficiently cushion the impact, the cushioning force is limited to the range in which the sealed gas is compressed within the range of the tensile strength of the material and the cushioning force of the cardboard itself. The fall acceleration Fa can be absorbed up to the range. However, when the drop acceleration was higher than that, the shock absorbing material could not absorb the drop impact, and a strong residual impact force was transmitted to the article.

【0024】この発明の緩衝材0は以下のように衝撃
を吸収する。緩衝材20はダンボ−ル50と物品60と
の間に、空気が充填された空気袋として介在している。
そして、落下加速度Faが弱素材25素材強度より
大きくなると、弱素材25が破断して封入空気を外部
に排出して衝撃を吸収する。衝撃を受けた緩衝材0は
図1(b)に示すように扁平形状となり、終には重合し
た紙材となる。
The shock absorbing material 20 of the present invention absorbs shock as follows. The cushioning material 20 is interposed between the cardboard 50 and the article 60 as an air bag filled with air.
Then, dropping the acceleration Fa is becomes greater than the material strength of the weak material portion 25, the weak material portion 25 absorbs the impact by discharging to the outside the enclosed air is broken. The shock absorbing material 20
As shown in FIG. 1 (b), it becomes a flat shape, and finally becomes a polymerized paper material.

【0025】すなわち、物品と地面との間にある気体封
入型緩衝材が、例えば15Gの衝撃で弱素材部が破断す
る構造であれば、落下加速度15Gを超えた時点から弱
素材25が破断し、空気が袋内から外部に排出して落
下加速度を吸収し、物品に与える残存衝撃力を吸収して
衝撃をやわらげている。
That is, if the gas-filled cushioning material between the article and the ground has a structure in which the weak material portion is broken by, for example, an impact of 15 G, the weak material portion is weakened from the point when the falling acceleration exceeds 15 G.
The material part 25 is broken, air is discharged from the inside of the bag to the outside, absorbing the falling acceleration, absorbing the residual impact force applied to the article, and relieving the impact.

【0026】また、このとき、物品が衝撃に弱い電子部
品等の場合、取扱途上に衝撃を受けたか否か、製品の管
理上重要となる。このような場合、梱包を解いたとき、
弱素材部25が破断した緩衝材がないときは衝撃がなか
ったと判断し、弱素材部25が破断して空気が抜けた緩
衝材が存在したとき、取扱途上に衝撃を受けたことが判
明する。このとき、緩衝材は衝撃の判定手段として作用
する。
Also, at this time, the electronic part is vulnerable to impact.
In the case of a product, etc.
It is important in theory. In such a case, when unpacking,
When there is no cushioning material in which the weak material portion 25 is broken, there is no impact
It is determined that the weak material portion 25 has been broken and air has escaped.
When impact material was present, it was determined that a shock had occurred during handling.
I will tell. At this time, the cushioning material acts as a means for judging impact.
I do.

【0027】上記の緩衝材は素材の強度に差を付けた構
成としているが、図に示すように、緩衝材30の接着
部33の適宜個所に弁体35を配設させ、衝撃が加わっ
たとき、弁体が開き封入されている気体が抜ける構成と
してもよい。
[0027] The cushioning material has a structure in which with a difference in intensity of the Material, but as shown in FIG. 4, the valve body 35 is disposed at an appropriate point of the adhesive portion 33 of the cushioning material 30, shock When it is added, the valve body may be opened to allow the enclosed gas to escape.

【0028】さらに、図5に示すように、弱素材部41
0を形成して、封入されている気体の抜ける個所を設け
た緩衝材40を複数個連設して、シ−ト状の緩衝材40
0とする。この構成のシ−ト状の緩衝材400は広範囲
の緩衝効果を有する。
Further, as shown in FIG.
0, and a plurality of cushioning members 40 provided with places through which the enclosed gas escapes are connected in series to form a sheet-like cushioning member 40.
Set to 0. The sheet-like cushioning member 400 having this configuration has a wide range of cushioning effect.

【0029】また、図に示すように、4方を接着して
接着部51を形成し、気体を封入した緩衝材50におい
て、素材のいずれかに強度を弱めた弱素材部510を形
成すると共に、空気袋の上下素材(上面と下面)を狭い
範囲で点接着した点接着部55を形成する。この構成の
緩衝材50は弱素材部510の強度に対して点接着部5
10の接着力を弱くしておくと、外力が加わったとき、
先ず点接着部55が破断して緩衝材50内の気体が流動
して外力を吸収し、さらに外力が強いなると弱素材部5
10が破断して気体を外部に抜くことにより外力を吸収
する。このように、この緩衝材50は2段階に外力を吸
収する。また、緩衝材の形状は、丸型、三角形状と適宜
変形可能である。
Further, as shown in FIG. 6 , a bonding portion 51 is formed by bonding the four sides, and a weak material portion 510 in which the strength is reduced in any of the materials is formed in the buffer material 50 in which the gas is sealed. At the same time, a point bonding portion 55 is formed in which the upper and lower materials (upper surface and lower surface) of the air bag are point bonded in a narrow range. The cushioning material 50 of this configuration has the strength of the weak material portion 510 and the point bonding portion 5
If you weaken the adhesive strength of 10, when external force is applied,
Absorb the external force first gas spot gluing unit 55 is a buffer material 50 to break to flow, weak material portion 5 further external force is strong
10 absorbs external force by breaking and extracting gas to the outside. Thus, the cushioning material 50 absorbs external force in two stages. The shape of the cushioning material can be appropriately changed to a round shape or a triangular shape.

【0030】以上説明したように、この実施の形態に示
す緩衝材は素材の強度を部分的に弱めた個所を設け、一
定以上の外力が加わった場合、封入されている空気を弱
素材部分から抜くことにより外力を吸収しているので、
梱包内に収容されている物品に衝撃力が伝わらない。
As described above, the cushioning material shown in this embodiment is provided with a portion where the strength of the material is partially reduced, and when a certain or more external force is applied, the enclosed air is weakened.
Since the external force is absorbed by pulling out from the material part,
The impact force is not transmitted to the items contained in the package.

【0031】[0031]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように本発明の緩衝材は袋
状のものに気体を閉じ込めた形態の緩衝材であって、急
激な衝撃を受けたとき、素材の強度を弱くした弱素材部
が破断して閉じ込めた気体が外部に抜け出る構成とする
ことにより衝撃を吸収することができ、製品個々に専用
の緩衝設計を設けることなく、充分な緩衝力を得、容易
に梱包作業が行える。また、取扱途上、収容されている
物品に衝撃が加わったかどうかは、封入されている空気
が抜けている緩衝材があるときは衝撃履歴の証明とな
り、物品の管理がし易くなる。
As described above, the cushioning material of the present invention is a cushioning material in which a gas is confined in a bag-like material.
By breaking the trapped gas and evacuating the trapped gas to the outside, it is possible to absorb the impact, obtain a sufficient cushioning force without providing a dedicated cushioning design for each product, and easily perform the packing operation. In addition, whether or not a shock is applied to the contained articles during handling is a proof of the impact history when there is a buffer material from which the enclosed air is evacuated, and the articles can be easily managed.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】気体封入型緩衝材の要部断面説明図 FIG. 1 is an explanatory cross-sectional view of a main part of a gas-filled buffer material

【図2】気体封入型緩衝材を梱包内に使用した状態を示
す説明図
FIG. 2 shows a state in which a gas-filled cushioning material is used in a package.
Illustration

【図3】落下状態の説明図 FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of a falling state.

【図4】弁体を用いた緩衝材の要部斜視図 FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a main part of a cushioning material using a valve body.

【図5】複数の緩衝材を連設したシ−ト状緩衝材の説明
FIG. 5 is an illustration of a sheet-like cushioning material in which a plurality of cushioning materials are provided in series.
Figure

【図6】点接着状態の弱接着部を有する緩衝材の斜視図 FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a cushioning material having a weak adhesive portion in a point adhesive state.

【図7】落下試験における落下個所の説明図 FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of a drop location in a drop test.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

20,30,40,50 気体封入型緩衝材 25,410,510 弱素材部 35 弁体 55 点接着部 400 シ−ト状緩衝材20, 30, 40, 50 Gas-filled cushioning material 25, 410 , 510 Weak material portion 35 Valve element 55-point bonding portion 400 Sheet-like cushioning material

フロントページの続き (72)発明者 関口 悦弘 神奈川県横浜市戸塚区品濃町504番地2 日立電子サービス株式会社内 (72)発明者 山岸 令和 神奈川県横浜市戸塚区品濃町504番地2 日立電子サービス株式会社内 (72)発明者 武貞 睦治 神奈川県横浜市戸塚区品濃町504番地2 日立電子サービス株式会社内 (56)参考文献 実開 平4−29974(JP,U) 実開 昭62−87070(JP,U) (58)調査した分野(Int.Cl.6,DB名) B65D 81/07 Continued on the front page (72) Inventor Etsuhiro Sekiguchi 504-2 Shinanomachi, Totsuka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture Inside Hitachi Electronics Service Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Reika Yamagishi 504-2 Shinanomachi, Totsuka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa Hitachi, Ltd. Within Service Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Mutsuji Takesada 504-2 Shinano-cho, Totsuka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture Within Hitachi Electronics Service Co., Ltd. (56) References JP-U 4-29974 (JP, U) JP-A 62-87070 (JP, U) (58) Field surveyed (Int. Cl. 6 , DB name) B65D 81/07

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(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】 気体を封入した空気袋形状の緩衝材であ
って、 空気袋は空気等の気体が透過しがたい素材で構成される
と共に、空気袋の素材の適宜個所に、素材の強度を弱く
した弱素材部を設け、 該弱素材部は所定の力により破断するよう構成されると
共に、衝撃を受けたとき、弱素材部が破断して封入され
ている気体が外部に抜け、衝撃を吸収するよう構成して
なる 気体封入型緩衝材。
An air bag-shaped cushioning material filled with gas.
The air bag is made of a material through which gas such as air is difficult to permeate.
Along withReduce the strength of the material at appropriate places in the air bag material
We established weak material part When the weak material portion is configured to be broken by a predetermined force
In both cases, when subjected to an impact, the weak material part is broken and sealed
The gas that has escaped to the outside and configured to absorb the shock
Become Gas-filled cushioning material.
【請求項2】 弱素材部は衝撃の有否の判定機能を有
し、弱素材部が破断した緩衝材は衝撃履歴を示す請求項
1記載の気体封入型緩衝材。
2. The weak material portion has a function of judging the presence or absence of an impact.
2. The gas-filled cushioning material according to claim 1, wherein the cushioning material in which the weak material portion is broken exhibits an impact history .
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