JPH026459Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a name tag that is attached to the edge of a jacket pocket with a clip.

A clip in which opposing clamping parts are integrated at the base, for example, a piece of wire or a sheet metal is bent, and the opposing clamping parts are brought into elastic contact, and the edge of the sheet is held between the clamping parts. When a name tag is constructed by attaching a narrow clip to the back of the name tag body, the edges of the jacket pocket are thick and flexible, so
Inserting this edge between the gripping portions of the clip is more difficult than inserting a piece of paper, and this type of clip is also more likely to fall off the edge. The present invention was developed in consideration of these problems, and aims to provide a name tag that can be easily inserted into a clip at the edge of a jacket, and that is difficult to escape from after being inserted.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.
In Figures 1, 2, and 3, 1 is a name tag body made by cutting a long material made of synthetic resin to the required length, and clip edges 1 formed on both sides of the front side.
The name tag sheet 2 is attached to the main body 1 by inserting the edges of the name tag sheet 2 into the holes a and 1a.
A is a clip. This clip A is made by bending a piece of wire into a long U-shape to form the holding part A1 on the side that goes away from the back side of the name tag body 1, and the upper ends of both U-shaped legs 3 of the holding part A1 are turned inward at right angles. The bent parts 4 and 5 form an X-shape 6 when viewed from above.
, and then bend the bent parts 4 and 5 downward at right angles, raise the bent parts 7 and 8 to a slight length at the same length position, and move inward from each other at the tips of the small raised parts 9 and 10. The opposite wire ends 11 and 12 are curved at right angles to face each other.
is inserted into the hole of the small diameter roller 13 and the opposing wire end 1
1 and 12 as axes, the roller 13 is rotatable with the upright portions 9 and 10, and the opposing line end 1
A roller 13 having shafts 1 and 12 comes into elastic contact with both legs 3 of the clamping part A1 to form a clamping part A2 on the back side of the name tag body 1. 14 is a member for fixing the bent portions 7 and 8 to the back side of the name tag body 1.

When using the above name tag, attach the edge 1 of the jacket pocket between the clamping parts A1 and A2 that make elastic contact with the clip A.
Insert 5. During this insertion, the clip holding part A1 of the edge 15 is completely separated from the back surface of the name tag body 1 while maintaining the initial distance, and the roller 3 rolls on the outside of the pocket edge.
It becomes easy to insert between A2 and A2. And roller 1
3 makes strong linear contact with the outside of the edge 15 at only one location, making it difficult for the clip to escape from the edge 15. Note that since the upper edge of the pocket hem is usually thicker than the lower part, the roller 13 is less likely to rise above the upper edge, and in this respect also the clip is prevented from falling off. On the other hand, when removing the name tag, the roller 13 rotates, so it is strongly fastened, yet relatively easy to remove.

The present invention is as described above, and since it uses a snap-in type clip that is integrated at the base and is equipped with a roller, it is easy to attach and remove from a jacket pocket, and the attachment force is relatively strong. It has certain advantages, and since the roller is installed on the holding part on the back side of the name tag, the name tag is oriented slightly upward, making it easier for third parties to see. This means that there is no disadvantage of having the name tag face down.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a back view of the same, Figure 3 is a side view of the same, and Figure 4 is a portion showing the name tag attached to the jacket pocket. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional side view. In the diagram, A...Clip, A1...Holding part, A2
. . . Holding part, 1. . . Name tag body, 2. . . Name tag sheet, 13. . . Roller, 15.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A name tag consisting of a clip whose opposing gripping parts are integrated at the base, attached to the name tag body, and a roller provided on the gripping part on the back side of the name tag body among the opposing gripping parts of the clip.