A container including: an elevator including a circular cross section, an exterior surface defined by a circumference of the circular cross section, and a first lug extending a first dimension normal to the exterior surface; a ramp shell and a drive shell having a common axis of rotation and including a thickness, a first edge surface and a second edge surface separated by a gap, and the gap continuing a length of the first edge surface and the second edge surface defining a lug channel; and the ramp shell having a first continuous helical groove recessed into the interior surface, and, when the ramp shell is rotated in a first direction relative to the drive shell, the first lug travels in a first direction along the lug channel

An apparatus and method for storing reeds. The apparatus includes a tray having a first platform and a second platform opposite from the first platform where each platform includes a plurality of reed passages, an inner recess between the first and second platforms, and a plurality of ventilation apertures on the first and second platforms. The tray may be removably configured within an airtight container. A method for storing reeds includes positioning a humidity-control insert within an inner recess of a tray, having a first platform, a second platform opposite from the first platform, an inner recess between the first and second platforms, and a plurality of reed passages on the first and second platforms, wherein each of the plurality of reed passages may include ventilation apertures. The method further includes placing a reed within one of the reed passages and securing the reed with an elastic band.

A container including: an elevator including a circular cross section, an exterior surface defined by a circumference of the circular cross section, and a first lug extending a first dimension normal to the exterior surface; a ramp shell and a drive shell having a common axis of rotation and including a thickness, a first edge surface and a second edge surface separated by a gap, and the gap continuing a length of the first edge surface and the second edge surface defining a lug channel; and the ramp shell having a first continuous helical groove recessed into the interior surface, and, when the ramp shell is rotated in a first direction relative to the drive shell, the first lug travels in a first direction along the lug channel

A structure for locking and releasing a sheet-like object and a packaging storage container are provided according to the present application. The structure includes: an accommodating portion and a pressing member assembly. The pressing member assembly is arranged at the center of the accommodating portion, and protrudes upward from the bottom of the accommodating portion to pass through a central hole of the object and fix the object in the accommodating portion. The pressing member assembly includes: multiple snap fasteners for fixing the object; multiple push sheets for pushing the object; a pressing member body; and a pressing sheet; wherein the pressing sheet is formed at the top center of the pressing member assembly and is in a flat-plate shape for a user to press downward. The snap fasteners and the push sheets are respectively flexibly connected with the pressing member body and the pressing sheet.

An apparatus and method for storing reeds. The apparatus includes a tray having a first platform and a second platform opposite from the first platform where each platform includes a plurality of reed passages, an inner recess between the first and second platforms, and a plurality of ventilation apertures on the first and second platforms. The tray may be removably configured within an airtight container. A method for storing reeds includes positioning a humidity-control insert within an inner recess of a tray, having a first platform, a second platform opposite from the first platform, an inner recess between the first and second platforms, and a plurality of reed passages on the first and second platforms, wherein each of the plurality of reed passages may include ventilation apertures. The method further includes placing a reed within one of the reed passages and securing the reed with an elastic band.

Packaging for protecting a brush comprises a box and a brush. The brush has bristles forming a particular shape, and the box defines a nose with a corresponding shape for accommodating the bristles without bending or impacting the bristles, whereby the brush holds its form while packaged. The brush preferably is an angular brush. The box includes a lid by which the brush is secured, with a handle of the brush extending through an opening in the lid.

Packaging for protecting a brush comprises a box and a brush. The brush has bristles forming a particular shape, and the box defines a nose with a corresponding shape for accommodating the bristles without bending or impacting the bristles, whereby the brush holds its form while packaged. The brush preferably is an angular brush. The box includes a lid by which the brush is secured, with a handle of the brush extending through an opening in the lid.

Aspects of the present disclosure involve packaging and methods of producing a package for a circular disc. In a first embodiment, the flat, semi-rigid, circular material may be folded to encase the storage disc. One or more flaps of the circular packaging may be folded to encase the storage disc within the packaging. In another embodiment, the foldable flaps of the circular packaging may create a hexagon base to provide six points of contact with the encased storage disc to retain the disc securely within the packaging. The packaging may be constructed from such materials as cardboard, paper, semi-rigid plastic, or the like. In some implementations, the packaging material may be rigid and include one or more hinges to allow the flaps to fold over the storage disc to protect a storage disc through packaging of various shapes.

A packaging system includes a stackable tray for storing one or more implements. The stackable tray has one or more first interlocking features at a first surface of the tray and one or more second interlocking features at a second surface of the tray. A first stackable tray is arranged to mate with a second stackable tray via engagement of the first interlocking features or the second interlocking features when the first stackable tray is rotated from a first orientation to a second orientation.

A card product comprises a tray having a recess; a card package including one or more cards and a pillow bag configured to accommodate the one or more cards; and a packaging material configured to maintain the card package within the recess of the tray in the state where the card package is accommodated in the recess of the tray by covering the card package accommodated in the recess of the tray from above. The recess of the tray has a depth such that, when the card package is accommodated in the recess of the tray and is accommodated in the packaging material, the card package does not ride up on the side walls of the recess, and a width such that, when the card package is accommodated in the recess of the tray, the card package does not move laterally.