JPH0451193Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention allows unit paper such as paper towels and tissue paper to be taken out one by one, and the unit paper can be taken out very easily. This invention relates to a unit paper retrieval container that can be used to take out paper.

[Conventional technology and its problems]

Conventionally, unit paper retrieval containers have been used in hotels, restaurants, etc. in which multiple units of paper (pieces of paper that can be taken out at once) are layered, stored in a container body, and can be taken out successively one by one from the container body. It is used.

However, when a large number of paper units are stacked in the container body, when only one paper unit is taken out, multiple paper units are pulled out at once due to the weight of the stacked paper units. Moreover, even when taking out one piece, it was relatively heavy and difficult to take out.

[Means to solve the problem]

Therefore, in order to solve the above problem, the inventor conducted extensive research and came up with the idea of storing multiple layers of unit paper and making it possible to take out the unit papers continuously. In a container body having a draw-out hole extending in the longitudinal direction of the bottom surface, the lower part bulges inwardly of the container body on the inside of both side walls at both ends of the draw-out hole and near the bottom. Vertical supporting pieces each having a letter-shaped protrusion are provided by cutting and raising the side walls thereof, and the letter-shaped protrusions of the left and right vertical supporting pieces are approximately the short side of most of the first paper layers. By supporting the center position and supporting a small amount of second paper layer on the bottom surface of the vertical support piece,
The above-mentioned problem has been solved by being able to reliably take out the unit papers one by one from the container body and to take out the unit papers very easily.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5.

Reference numeral A denotes the main body of the container, which is formed into a substantially rectangular parallelepiped or cubic shape and is composed of a paper storage section 1, a vertical support piece 2, a cover 3, and the like.

The paper storage section 1 and the cover 3 are pivotally connected by a pin 4, and the cover 3 rotates around the pin 4, so that the paper storage section 1 of the container body A is exposed to the outside.

A pull-out hole 1b is bored in the longitudinal direction (left-right direction in FIG. 1) of the bottom surface 1a of the paper storage section 1 at a substantially central position (FIG. 1).

Side walls 1c, 1c, . . . , which are lower in height than the front side (front side in FIG. 1) and both sides (left and right sides in FIG. 2) of the longitudinal bottom surface 1a of the paper storage section 1, are formed in a substantially vertical shape. At the rear, a tall side wall 1c is formed substantially vertically.

In this way, the front side has more open parts, and when the upper side of the cover 3 is opened by pulling it toward the front side, it is possible to easily store a group of unit papers in which a large number of unit papers 5 are stacked in the paper storage part 1. I'm starting to be able to do it.

In addition, a side wall 1 is provided at the front corner of the bottom surface 1a.
c may not be formed (see Figure 1).

Both side walls 1c at both end positions of the extraction hole 1b,
Inside the container body A and near the bottom surface 1a, there is a vertical support piece 2 having an L-shaped protrusion 2b whose lower part bulges inward of the container body A.
1c is cut and raised vertically (see Figs. 1, 4, and 5).

The vertical support piece 2 is, as shown in FIG.
It is preferable to provide it directly above the extraction hole 1b provided in the bottom surface 1a (see FIG. 1).

Further, the vertical support piece 2 includes a vertical portion 2a formed vertically of the unit paper 5 and a vertical support piece 2 thereof.
The lower end of the container body A has an L-shaped protrusion 2b formed to bulge inward of the container body A (see FIGS. 1 to 5).

Further, there is a small distance of about 5 mm to about 2 mm between the lower end of the vertical support piece 2, that is, the L-shaped protrusion 2b, and the bottom surface 1a (see the drawing).

A specific example of the vertical support piece 2 is the fourth
As shown in Fig. 5, a part of the side wall 1c is cut into a predetermined shape, and the cut part is bent inward.
The vertical portion 2a may be simply vertical (see Fig. 4), or may be steeply inclined, projecting inward toward the bottom (see Fig. 5). reference).

In this way, both ends of the unit paper group in which a large number of unit papers 5 are layered are positioned by the vertical parts 2a, 2a of the vertical support pieces 2, 2 formed on the side walls 1c, 1c, and the box-shaped The lower portions of most of the stacked unit sheets 5 are configured to be supported by the protrusions 2b, 2b.

The vertical support pieces 2, 2 have an oval-shaped protrusion 2.
The unit paper group supported by b and 2b is
It is called a paper layer 6 (see FIGS. 2 and 3).

This first paper layer 6 passes through the L-shaped protrusions 2b, 2b of the vertical support pieces 2, 2 due to its own weight and bending, and a part of the lower part of the first paper layer 6 passes through the bottom surface 1.
a, and a second paper layer 7 is formed (second
(See Figure 3).

The second paper layer 7 has an extremely smaller number of unit sheets 5 than the first paper layer 6, and is lighter overall.

Moreover, the maximum deflection part in the middle of the first paper layer 6 is
It is often supported by a second paper layer 7.

As the unit paper 5 of the second paper layer 7 is taken out from the container body A, the thickness of the layer decreases, and therefore the bending portion of the first paper layer 6 is no longer supported, and the first paper layer 6 Due to its own weight,
A part of the first paper layer 6 passes through the vertical support pieces 2, 2 and falls onto the second paper layer 7, forming a new second paper layer 7, which is a unit of the first paper layer 6. This process is repeated until the paper 5 runs out.

In the figure, reference numeral 8 denotes a sliding plate, which is provided on both sides of the pull-out hole 1b of the bottom surface 1a, and has an inclined surface that becomes higher as it goes from the pull-out hole 1b toward both sides. The sliding plate 8 makes it easy to take out the unit paper 5 of the unit paper group inside the container body A.

Reference numeral 9 denotes a guide portion, which has a flat tubular cross section and is fixed to the bottom surface 1a so as to communicate with the extraction hole 1b of the container body A. Notches are formed on both sides and the lower end of the guide portion 9. The unit paper 5 pulled out from the draw-out hole 1b of the container body A
However, the unit paper 5 can be taken out from the lower end of the guide part 9 by passing through the guide part 9.

[Effect of idea]

In the present invention, a container body A that stores a plurality of stacked unit sheets 5 and has a pull-out hole 1b located approximately in the center of the bottom surface 1a and extending in the longitudinal direction so that the unit sheets 5 can be taken out continuously. ,
Both side walls 1c, 1 at both end positions of the extraction hole 1b
On the inside of c and near the bottom surface 1a, there is an L-shaped protrusion 2 whose lower part bulges inward of the container body A.
Vertical support pieces 2 having a diameter b are provided by cutting and raising their side walls 1c, and most of the first paper layer is covered with the L-shaped protrusions 2b, 2b of the left and right vertical support pieces 2, 2. 6, and a small amount of second paper layer 7 is supported on the lower bottom surface 1a of the vertical support pieces 2, 2. Piece 2 has a simple structure simply cut and raised, but the first paper layer 6
Since the short side of the paper layer 6 is supported, the central part of the long side of the first paper layer 6 will be lowered without sagging on both sides of the support piece 2. 5 can be taken out one by one, and the second
The unit paper 5 can be taken out very easily without being damaged, and the vertical support piece 2 shown in FIG. 3 can be provided very simply and at low cost.

To explain these effects in detail, the container body A
The group of unit papers stored therein is formed by layering a large number of unit papers 5, so it is surprisingly heavy. Therefore, the bottom unit paper 5 of the unit paper group
A unit paper take-out container which is designed to take out the paper units usually has the disadvantage that the unit papers 5 cannot be taken out well due to the weight of the unit paper group. That is, unit paper 5
Due to the weight of the unit paper group in which a large number of unit papers are stacked, the unit paper 5 at the bottom of the unit paper group is subjected to pressure.
The unit paper 5, 5 was subjected to pressure when taken out from the
The inconvenience that several sheets of unit paper 5 fly out at once due to the friction between them often occurs.

Therefore, the present invention has been developed to form a box-like shape whose lower part bulges inward of the container body A, inside the side walls 1c, 1c at both end positions of the draw-out hole 1b of the container body A, and near the bottom surface 1a. By providing the vertical support pieces 2 each having a protrusion 2b, a group of unit papers in which a large number of unit papers 5 are stacked can be separated into a first paper layer 6 and a second paper layer 7 by the vertical support pieces 2, 2. It can be separated into As a result, the second paper layer 7 has a unit paper 5
The number of parts is small and it is lightweight. Here, both ends of the first paper layer 6 at a substantially central position are connected to the vertical support pieces 2 and 2.
It is mostly supported by

Therefore, the second paper layer 7 is slightly or not affected by the weight of the first paper layer 6, and the lowest paper unit 5 of the second paper layer 7 is only subjected to extremely small pressure.

Therefore, when taking out the unit paper 5 from the container body A, it is possible to reliably take out one sheet at a time.

In particular, by making it possible to support most of the ends of the first paper layer 6 at approximately the center position by the box-shaped protrusions 2b, 2b of the left and right vertical support pieces 2, 2, the first paper layer 6 Although the paper unit 6 is supported, there is a great advantage that the unit paper 6 is not damaged by the box-shaped protrusion 2b and can be kept in an extremely smooth state even though it falls to the lower side thereof.

Next, as mentioned above, the second paper layer 7 has a light weight and there is little friction between the paper units 5, 5, so it can be taken out from the container main body A without damaging the paper units 5, and when taking it out, The feel can also be extremely light.

In addition, since the vertical support piece 2 having the L-shaped protrusion 2b is provided by cutting and raising the side wall 1c, it can be manufactured simply by processing the side wall 1c without increasing the number of parts. It also has the effect of being inexpensive.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a partially cut away perspective view of the invention, Fig. 2 is a sectional view of Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the main part of Fig. 1. 4 and 5 are perspective views of essential parts of the present invention. A...Container body, 1a...Bottom surface, 1b...Drawing hole, 1c...Side wall, 2...Vertical support piece, 2b
... protrusion, 5 ... unit paper, 6 ... first paper layer,
7...Second paper layer.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a container body that stores a plurality of stacked paper units and has a pull-out hole located approximately in the center of the bottom and extending in the longitudinal direction of the bottom so that the unit sheets can be taken out continuously, the draw-out holes are located at both ends of the container body. On the inside of both side walls of the container and near the bottom, vertical support pieces are provided by cutting and raising the side walls, each having a box-shaped protrusion whose lower part bulges inward of the container body. The substantially central position of the short side of the first paper layer is supported by the half-shaped protrusion of the side vertical support piece, and a small amount of the second paper layer is supported on the bottom surface of the lower side of the vertical support piece. A unit paper retrieval container characterized by supporting.