JPH0519349Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to a bean ball-shaped throwing tape used at party venues, wedding halls, etc.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, a large number of small rolls of tape are stored in a sphere that can be split into two, and the end of the wound tape is fixed to the wall surface of the sphere, and when the sphere is split, a large number of small tapes are released and expanded. In Showa 12, it was configured to be
A throwing tape disclosed in Utility Model Application Publication No. 1766 of 2007 is known.

[The problem that the idea attempts to solve]

The conventional throwing tape has a strong left and right tension tape connected in the shape of a spherical left and right bowl, and a rubber ball attached to the tape end of the left and right tension tape, and the user holds one of the rubber balls in his hand. The user who threw the tape and the other party who received the rubber ball pull the tension tape against each other and split the ball into two, so one person's tape throwing action alone cannot break the ball. The small roll of tape stored inside could not be released and expanded, and the user who threw the tape and the person who received it pulled each other with the left and right tension tapes, and by this tape tension operation, the sphere was split into two. This has the disadvantage that the series of operations for ejecting and deploying the small tape stored inside the sphere becomes extremely troublesome, and the structure is complicated and expensive.

From the above-mentioned conventional technique, one skilled in the art can imagine that the sphere is made into a hand-tearable pouch and the pouch is torn to release and deploy the small roll of tape inside. However, in this case, the pouch is made of thin paper that is easily torn by hand and does not have shape-retaining properties, so when holding the pouch in your hand and performing the tape throwing action, the pouch may be deformed freely. Not only is it difficult to throw, but the throwing action force is not effectively transmitted to the small roll of tape stored in the pouch, resulting in a problem that the tape does not fly well. Moreover, if the pouch does not have shape retention properties, the pouch and the small tape used to store the pouch will lose their shape during transportation, etc., and especially if the small tape loses its shape and loses its core, it is difficult to use the small tape when using it. A problem arises in that it is not emitted and expanded neatly.

This invention was devised to solve the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to prevent sachets and sachet storage tape (small roll tape) from losing their shape during transportation, and to prevent sachets from deforming when being used. To provide a ball-shaped throwing tape capable of neatly releasing and deploying a small roll of stored tape by a simple throwing action.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above object, the throwing tape of this invention includes a bag 2 in the shape of a bead, which can be torn by hand, with a bag opening 2a wrapped and fixed around a finger ring 1, and a bag 2 stored in the bag 2. A large number of small rolls of tape 4 whose rolled and extended tape ends are bundled together and are wound and fixed around the finger ring 1 together with the bag opening 2a, and inside the upper half bag part of the small bag 2 that corresponds to the palm of the hand. It is configured to include a cap-shaped paperboard 5 which is fixed inside and has a shape-retaining property.

[Effect]

The throwing tape having the above structure consists of a large number of small rolls of tape 4.
A small bag 2 in the shape of a bete ball containing a bag is torn apart by hand, and when used, the bag 2 is held with the hand hooked to the finger ring 1, and a tape-throwing motion similar to throwing a bag is carried out. When this is done, the pouch 2 held by the finger remains in the hand, and only the large number of small rolls of tape 4 are thrown forward and released and deployed in a spider web shape.

In this case, since the shape of the pouch 2 is maintained by the cap-shaped paperboard 5, the pouch 2 is not deformed when the tape is thrown, making it easy to throw, and the force of the throwing action is effectively transmitted to the small roll of tape 4 storing the pouch. This improves the flight of the tape 4. In addition, when the pouch 2 is kept in shape by the cap-shaped paperboard 5, it is possible to prevent the pouch 2 and the pouch storage tape 4 from deforming during transportation, and the pouch tape 4 loses its shape to a coreless state and is released neatly. This can solve the problem of not being expanded.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, an embodiment of this invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the figure, 1 is a finger ring that is fitted on the user's finger, for example, the middle finger, and 2 is a finger ring 1 that is wrapped around the bag opening 2a, and an adhesive tape 3 is attached. This pouch 2 is made of thin paper such as Japanese paper that can be easily torn by hand.

4 has an unfolded length of several meters stored in the pouch 2.
A large number (for example, about 20 to 30 pieces) of small rolls of tape of the same color or different colors are used. Each of the small rolls of tape 4 has the wound extension tape end converged and is wrapped together with the bag opening 2a. It is wound and fixed around the finger ring 1. Reference numeral 5 denotes a shape-retaining cap-shaped paperboard fixed inside the upper half of the pouch 2, which corresponds to the palm of the hand. This helps prevent deformation.

Therefore, when using it, tear the pouch 2 by hand so that the small tape 4 does not fall apart, insert your middle finger into the finger ring 1 to hold the entire pouch, and in this state, raise one arm. When you perform a tape throwing motion like throwing a bean bag, the small bag 2 held by your finger remains in your hand, and only a large number of small rolls of tape 4 are thrown forward so that they are released and deployed in a spider web shape as shown in Figure 2. Become.

[Effect of idea]

Since the throwing tape of this invention has the above-mentioned structure, the bag 2 in the shape of a bean ball containing a large number of small rolls of tape 4 is torn apart by hand, and the bag 2 is placed on the finger ring 1 with the hand. By holding the tape at the same time and performing a tape throwing motion similar to throwing a bean ball, a large number of small rolls of tape 4 can be neatly released and deployed in a spider web shape.

In particular, in the throwing tape of the present invention, the shape of the pouch 2 is maintained by the cap-shaped paperboard 5 housed in the upper half of the pouch, so the pouch 2 does not deform when throwing the tape, making it easy to throw. The operating force is effectively transmitted to the small tape 4 stored in the pouch, and the tape 4 can fly easily. Moreover, if the pouch 2 is kept in shape with the cap-shaped paperboard 5, it is possible to prevent the pouch 2 and the pouch storage tape 4 from deforming during transportation, and the small roll tape 4 can be neatly deformed without the core being removed. The problem of not being released and deployed can be reliably solved.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the throwing tape of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a view of the throwing tape in use. 1... Finger ring, 2... Small bag, 2a... Bag opening,
3...Adhesive tape, 4...Small tape, 5...Kasa-shaped paperboard.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A bead-shaped pouch 2 that can be torn by hand has a bag opening 2a wrapped and fixed around a finger ring 1; A large number of small rolls of tape 4 are wound and fixed around the finger ring 1 together with the bag 2, and a cap-shaped paperboard 5 with shape retention is fixed inside the upper half of the bag 2 that corresponds to the palm of the hand. Tenaru throwing tape.