JPH0331577Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to an easy-to-use pocket file for documents.

For example, data kept by administrative agencies regarding medical recipients under the Elderly Health Act includes recipient ledgers and detailed medical bills. These materials must be organized and stored separately for each person. The beneficiary ledger, which serves as the above-mentioned document, must be filled out, supplemented, or corrected at the administrative agency, but in many cases, detailed medical billing forms are simply kept.

These ledger-like materials such as a beneficiary ledger that must be filled in and supplemented or corrected as necessary, and record-like materials such as medical detailed billing forms that are often already recorded and only stored, can be stored in one file. When storing these materials on a year-by-year basis, a simple pocket-type file is often used.

(Prior Art) Some conventional files are known that can store two types of documents in one file. For example, techniques include folding one sheet to form a storage space, or closing two corresponding sides of two sheets to form a storage space.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, since the conventional file had a structure in which both sheet surfaces were opened around the folding line, the corners of the file tended to warp due to long-term use. Not only does this cause problems, but it also often causes the documents to be folded and folded.
A crucial problem is that documents easily fall out of the file.

(Means for solving the problem) This invention was made with the aim of making this pocket-type file even easier to use. Configure consecutively,
Seal flaps are provided on both sides of the partition sheet,
Fold the divider sheet along the fold line and stack it on the front sheet, fold the rear sheet along the fold line and stack it over the divider sheet, fold the seal flap and seal it to the rear sheet, thus forming a closed bottom and an upper opening. A rear bag-like pocket that allows you to put in and take out documentary materials in the vertical direction, and a front pocket that closes the top and bottom and opens the left and right sides so that you can put in and take out ledger materials in the left and right directions are made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet. A relatively large through hole is formed in the front sheet of the front pocket, and notches are formed at the left and right end positions of the front sheet of the front pocket.

(Example) The details of the present invention will be explained below with reference to preferred embodiments shown in the drawings.

In the figure, 1 is a rear bag-like pocket, and 2 is a front pocket.These are made of transparent synthetic resin sheets.As will be described later, one synthetic resin sheet can be folded and the necessary parts sealed. It is structured by.

The rear bag-like pocket 1 is composed of a rear sheet 3 and a partition sheet 4, has a closed bottom 11, and has left and right parts 1.
2 and 13 are also closed, and only the upper part is opened to form an upper open part 14 in a bag-like configuration, and an index case 15 is provided at the upper part. That is, this rear bag-like pocket 1 is designed to allow documentary materials (not shown) to be taken in and out from the upper opening 14 in the vertical direction, and only one side of the documentary materials can be removed without being removed from the pocket 1. It is also made so that you can see it.

The front pocket 2 is composed of a front sheet 5 and an upper and lower partition sheet 4, with upper and lower parts 21 and 22 closed, and open parts 23 and 24 formed on the left and right sides.
Ledger-like materials (not shown) are taken in and out from the left and right openings 23 and 24 in the left and right directions. Notches 25 and 26 are formed at the left and right ends of the front sheet 5 to make it easier to pick up the ledger-like material. In particular, in the present invention, relatively large through holes 6 are formed in the front sheet 5.
The size of the through hole 6 has a diameter close to the width of the front sheet 5. That is, this through hole 6 is located in the front pocket 2.
This allows you to write, supplement, or correct the ledger-like materials stored inside the pocket without having to take out the ledger-like materials from the front pocket 2. By moving left and right, you can align the area to be filled in or the area to be supplemented or corrected with the position of the through hole 6.
Direct entries can be made into this ledger-like material through the through hole 6.

4 to 6 show the folding and sealing process for manufacturing the pocket file of the present invention from a single transparent synthetic resin sheet, and FIG. 4 shows a developed view thereof. That is, as can be understood from this FIG. 4, the rear sheet 3 and the partition sheet 4 are constructed in succession with the front sheet 5 having the through hole 6 as the center, and the rear sheet 3 and the partition sheet 4 are continuously formed on both sides of the front sheet 5 through folding lines 7 and 8. Seal flaps 9, 9 are provided on both sides of 4,
First, as shown in FIG. 5, the partition sheet 4 is folded along the fold line 8 and stacked on the front sheet 5, then the rear sheet 3 is folded along the fold line 7 and stacked on the partition sheet 4, and then the seal flap 9 is folded. Then, the seal 10 can be attached to the rear seat 3.

The pocket file constructed as described above stores ledger-like materials by inserting them into the front pocket 2 through the left and right openings 23 and 24, and records materials are inserted into the rear bag-like pocket 1 from the upper opening 4. and store it. And since these files are made of transparent synthetic resin sheets,
You can see the contents of the document without taking it out of your pocket. When writing, supplementing, or correcting ledger-like materials, the entries can be made at the positions of the through-holes 6 on the front sheet 5 without having to take out the ledger-like materials. If it is not in the correct position, the ledger-like material can be shifted to the left or right to align the entry area with the hole and the entry can be made.

(Effects of the invention) As described above, in this invention, the top and bottom of the front pocket are closed and the left and right sides are opened, making it possible to shift the materials stored in the pocket in the left-right direction. Since a relatively large hole is formed in the sheet, by aligning the place to write the document with the hole, you can fill in the document without taking it out of your pocket, and the file will not open wide, making it easy to fill in. Files can be handled easily, and files and stored documents will not be bent due to long-term use.In particular, the seal flaps provided on both sides of the partition sheet are folded and sealed to the rear seat, so files can be easily handled. By increasing the strength of both side edges, the file can be easily handled with less bending in this respect, and it is also possible to create an extremely easy-to-use pocket file that prevents stored documents from falling out easily.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the file of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the top line in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the top line in FIG. 1, and FIGS. The figure shows the process of folding a sheet from its unfolded state to create a file. 1... Rear bag-shaped pocket, 2... Front pocket, 3... Rear seat, 4... Partition sheet, 5...
...Front sheet, 6...Through hole, 11...Bottom, 14...
...Upper opening part, 21...Top part, 22...Bottom part, 2
3...Left open part, 24...Right open part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A rear seat 3 and a partition sheet 4 are attached on both sides of the front seat 5 via folding lines 7 and 8.
Seal flaps 9, 9 are provided on both sides of the partition sheet 4, the partition sheet 4 is folded from the fold line 8 and stacked on the front sheet 5, and the rear sheet 3 is folded from the fold line 7 to form a partition. It is stacked on the seat 4, the seal flap 9 is folded, and the rear seat 3 is sealed 10, thereby creating a rear bag-like pocket having a closed bottom 11 and an upper opening 14 so that documentary materials can be put in and taken out in the vertical direction. 1, close the upper and lower parts 21 and 22 and open the left and right sides 2
3 and 24, and a front pocket 2 in which ledger-like materials can be put in and taken out in the left-right direction is constructed of a transparent synthetic resin sheet, and a relatively large through hole 6 is formed in the front sheet 5 of the front pocket 2. Furthermore, cutouts 2 are provided at the left and right end positions of the front sheet 5 of the front pocket 2.
5. A pocket file for documents, characterized in that it is formed by forming numbers 5 and 26.