JPH0520216Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention makes it possible to stabilize exhibits having a ring part, such as rings, by adapting them to various angles or to various wall thicknesses of the ring part. This invention relates to display tools that can be displayed while being held.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, members for displaying exhibits with ring parts such as rings have been made by, for example, flat plates covered with felt or cloth with grooves into which the ring parts of rings can be inserted; There was a soft rod material that could be used to fit the ring part of the ring.

In addition, as another conventional example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 52-20237 has been published, and the structure of the Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 52-20237 consists of a small base main body having a base area and weight sufficient to instruct the ring to stand up, and the base. A relatively shallow groove into which a part of the ring part of the ring can be inserted is formed on the upper surface of the main body near the edge of one side, and one end is pivoted inside or on the lower surface side of the main body on the other side of the main body. The other end of the elastic piece is made to protrude above the upper surface of the base main body, and is made to intersect orthogonally over the groove so that the very end protrudes from one side edge and can stand up against the elasticity of the elastic piece, and is always pressed against the groove. A ring display stand has been disclosed which is characterized by having elasticity for restoring the ring to the upside down side.

[The problem that the idea aims to solve]

However, when using a display device that has a ring part such as a ring, for example, in the case of a plate material with a groove part into which the ring part can be press-fitted, it is necessary to simply insert a part of the ring part of the ring. Although it is good for standing up and displaying, the product price is reduced because part of the ring part is hidden. At the same time, recently, many rings have various decorations attached to the sides of the main part with diamonds or other stones attached, and such rings can be displayed using the former display tool. When displaying the ring in a window, etc., it may be desirable to show parts other than the main part, such as the decorative side parts, or the ring may not only be set at a certain angle, but also at various angles. Although it is desirable to be able to set the ring, simply using the groove of the former display device provided in one direction will not be able to meet various demands as a display device for exhibits having a ring portion such as the ring. However, if the wall thickness or radius of the ring portion changes, it is often not appropriate to accommodate these changes. Further, even when the ring portion is fitted onto a soft rod material used as a display device, the rod material must be changed depending on the inner diameter of the ring portion, which is inconvenient.

Furthermore, the Utility Model Publication Act 1973 shown as the conventional example
With the configuration of No. 20237, the elastic piece is always in pressure contact with the groove, so in order to display the ring upright on the groove, the elastic piece must be pulled up and the elastic piece and groove must be brought into contact with each other. A gap must be forcibly created in between, and the annulus of the ring must be inserted into this gap.
Therefore, it is necessary to fix the base with the fingers of one hand and pull up the elastic piece with the fingers of the other hand, which is cumbersome as the ring part of the ring must be inserted into the gap while maintaining this pulled up state. Because of this complexity, it is often difficult to insert a large number of rings into the main body of the stand in a short period of time. and,
Since the groove is provided on one side of the base main body,
The ring cannot be rotated on the groove, and therefore the display state of the ring cannot be finely adjusted, so the main body of the stand itself had to be moved. Moreover, in the conventional structure, there is no structure for locking the price card that is always integrated with the ring, so when the ring is supported, the price card must be aligned near the main body of the stand. First, when the main body of the stand was rearranged as described above, there was the inconvenience that the price card had to be finely adjusted accordingly.

In view of these conventional problems, the present invention is capable of holding various objects regardless of the wall thickness of the ring part or its inner diameter, and is capable of holding not only decorative parts such as rings but also the sides by changing the display angle. It is an object of the present invention to provide a display tool that can easily display the decorative parts of the parts, and also allows the installation location and installation direction to be changed freely.

[Means to solve the problem]

The object of the present invention is solved by the following display tool. That is, the entire ring has a substantially trapezoidal column shape, with supporting protrusions at both ends of the upper surface, a groove in the middle serving as a ring outer surface holding part, and one wall having a substantially triangular or trapezoidal recess with inclined inner edges on both sides. A support rod mounting hole is provided from the front wall of the recess to the other wall, and horizontally elongated holes are provided from one end of either wall to the other at intervals slightly smaller than the wall thickness of the price card so that the price card can be locked. A base made of an elastic material such as natural rubber, silicone rubber, or soft synthetic resin is provided with a groove, and a mounting plate that can fit into the recess of the base is displayed at the upper end facing the groove on the top of the base. Rods that can be placed above the surface of the groove are protruded at intervals slightly smaller than the wall thickness of the ring part of the product, and rods are installed at the bottom of the mounting plate at positions corresponding to the rod attachment holes in the base. The protruding portion serves as a ring inner surface holding portion, and the mounting plate is fitted into the recess of the base to form a ring holding portion formed between the ring inner surface holding portion and the ring outer surface holding portion on the top surface of the base. This is a display tool for an exhibit that has a ring part made of . In addition to the above configuration, a recess with the same width is provided as the base, and a droplet-shaped support rod mounting hole whose inner diameter decreases upward when viewed from the front is formed in the front wall of the recess and is connected to the other base wall with a bottom. Alternatively, it is adopted that the mounting plate is provided in a penetrating shape and has the same width that can be fitted into the recess of the same width. Further, the support rod of the ring inner surface holding portion has a diameter-reduced portion on the base side with respect to the diameter-enlarged portion at the tip, and a locking stepped portion is created between the expanded-diameter portion and the reduced-diameter portion;
It is also adopted that the mounting hole of the base consists of an enlarged diameter hole on the tip side and a reduced diameter hole on the base side, and that the entire mounting hole has a larger inner diameter in the vertical direction than the inner diameter in the horizontal direction.

[Effect]

As described above, in the display device for an exhibit having a ring portion according to the present invention, a ring inner surface holder is provided at an appropriate position on the surface of the base to create a generally arc-shaped space in front view capable of receiving and holding the ring portion of the exhibit. An exhibit item having a ring part, such as a ring, is held in the ring holding part, which is made of a ring holding part and a ring outer surface holding part, and the display angle can be changed by appropriately selecting the main part or side decoration part of the ring, In addition, by appropriately changing the placement position of the entire display equipment, it is possible to display exhibit items such as rings, etc. In particular, the grooves on the top surface of the base are opposed to the grooves, and the grooves are arranged at intervals slightly smaller than the wall thickness of the ring part of the exhibit item. There is a rod protruding above the surface of the groove, so to insert an exhibit into the groove, fix the base with one finger and push in the ring of the exhibit with the other finger. It is arranged on the groove simply by simply arranging it on the groove. Further, a price card connected to the exhibit by a thread or the like is locked in a groove provided on the wall of the base. In addition, even if the ring part of the exhibit is thick, the inner ring holding part can move upward, and the elasticity of the material of the outer ring holding part makes it possible to handle even large diameter exhibits. be.

〔Example〕

The details of the invention will be explained by means of illustrated embodiments. A first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is disclosed as a display tool B for display item A having a ring portion according to the present invention.

That is, the display fixture B has a substantially trapezoidal columnar shape as a whole, with supporting protrusions 7 at both ends of the upper surface and a groove 7a in the middle.
A substantially triangular or trapezoidal base recess 9 having sloped inner edges on both sides is provided on one wall surface and serves as a ring outer surface holding portion 5.
A support rod attachment hole 11 is provided from one front wall to the other wall, and horizontally long grooves 8 that can lock the price card 8a are provided at intervals slightly smaller than the wall thickness of the price card 8a from one end of either wall to the other. A base 2 made of an elastic material such as natural rubber, silicone rubber, or soft synthetic resin is provided with a substantially triangular or substantially trapezoidal mounting plate 13 that can be fitted into the recess 9 of the base 2 at the upper end thereof. Opposing the groove 7a on the upper surface of the base 2, rod members 4a that can be placed above the surface of the groove 7a are provided protrudingly at intervals slightly smaller than the wall thickness of the ring part 1 of exhibit B, and A support rod 14 is protruded from the lower part at a position corresponding to the support rod attachment hole 11 of the base 2 to form a ring inner surface holding section 4, and the mounting plate 13 is fitted into the base recess 9 of the base 2. Thus, the ring holding section 6 is formed between the ring inner surface holding section 4 and the ring outer surface holding section 5 on the upper surface of the base 2.

Among the items shown in this first embodiment, A is an exhibit such as a ring having a ring portion 1, one of which
A is a main part that forms the center of decoration of a diamond or other ring, and side decoration parts 1b are provided on both sides of the main part.

Next, the first embodiment is assumed to be disassembleable, and its details will be further explained with reference to an assembled diagram and an exploded diagram. FIG. 2 is an assembled state diagram, and FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view thereof.

That is, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the base 2 in the figure is provided with a pair of support ridges 7 in parallel on both sides of the upper end as a ring outer surface holding portion 5, and a groove 7a in the middle. The entire upper surface forms an arc-shaped recess. One wall surface 2a is provided with a recess 9 having a substantially triangular or trapezoidal shape when viewed from the front, and an inclined inner edge 10 is provided on both sides of the recess 9, and the other wall surface of the base 2 is provided with an inclined inner edge 10 from the front of the recess 9. A support rod attachment hole 11 is provided over 2b. The illustrated support rod attachment hole 11 is located on the other wall surface 2 on the recess 9 side.
A reduced diameter hole 11a having an inner diameter smaller than that on the b side, for example, a reduced diameter hole 11a having a substantially rectangular cross section with both sides of the same circular hole on the tip side filled in the vertical direction, and an enlarged diameter hole 11b on the tip side.
In addition, the entire mounting hole 11 is a vertically elliptical through hole with a vertical inner diameter larger than a horizontal inner diameter. Reference numeral 12 in the figure attached to the recess 9 and the attachment hole 11 is a ring inner surface holding member, which has a substantially triangular or trapezoidal shape as shown in the figure and is attached to a base 2 at the upper end of a hard mounting plate 13 made of synthetic resin or the like. Opposing the groove 7a on the top surface, a rod material as a ring inner surface holding part 4 that can be placed above the groove 7a is provided protrudingly at an interval slightly smaller than the wall thickness of the ring part 1 of exhibit A, and a base. The support rod 14 in the example shown in the figure has a cylindrical tip enlarged diameter portion 14b on its tip side,
A reduced diameter portion 14a is provided on the root side, for example, by vertically cutting both sides of a cylindrical end enlarged diameter portion 14b.
Between the enlarged diameter portion 14b and the reduced diameter portion 14a,
It constitutes a locking step portion 15. Combining such a base 2 and the ring inner surface holding part 4,
That is, the diameter-enlarged end portion 14b of the support rod 14 of the ring inner surface holding member 12 is inserted into the diameter-reduced hole 1 of the mounting hole 11 of the base 2.
While enlarging 1a, force fit from the recess 9 side,
The enlarged diameter portion 14b at the tip is the enlarged diameter hole 11b of the mounting hole 11.
In addition, by positioning the root side reduced diameter portion 14a in the concave side reduced diameter hole 11b of the mounting hole 11 (see FIG. The ring inner surface holding member 12 is attached to the base concave portion 9 while being engaged with the ring inner surface holding portion 16 and is prevented from coming off, and the ring inner surface holding portion 4 is disposed above the ring outer surface holding portion 5. .
When the base 2 is made of an elastic material such as natural rubber, synthetic rubber, silicone rubber, or soft synthetic resin, and the ring inner surface holding member 12 is made of a hard material, a ring or the like with an appropriate wall thickness is used. By force-fitting the ring portion 1 between the ring outer surface holding portion 5 and the ring inner surface holding portion 4, the mounting plate 13 in the recess 9 of the base 2 is attached to the ring inner surface holding portion 4.
is moved upward due to the thickness of the ring part 1 of the ring, but since the relationship between the support rod 14 and the mounting hole 11 is that one is an elliptical hole that is vertically long, it is possible to move upward, and the inner ring holding part 4 is moved slightly. Although it moves upward,
Both inclined inner edges 10, 10 of the recess 9 and both inclined outer edges 17 of the mounting plate 13 are engaged with each other, and their upward movement is restricted in a downwardly elastically biased state, and the ring outer surface holding portion 5 and the ring inner surface holding portion The ring part 1, such as a ring, held between the two parts 4 is stably held without being damaged by these parts. In addition, when in use, as shown in FIG. 1, if it is desired to display the side decorative part 1b more distinctively than the main part 1a, the ring part 1 of the ring can be rotated to an appropriate angle with respect to the ring holding part 6. However, if you want to change the overall installation position, you can simply change the installation position and direction of the entire base 2.

Next, in contrast to the first embodiment, what is shown in FIG. 5 is a second embodiment. Base 2 of the second embodiment
is basically the same as that of the first embodiment, but
The recess 18 uses a groove with the same width, and the mounting plate 19 uses a plate material with the same width that can fit into this groove. It is provided with a parallel protrusion. Also, base 2
As shown in the figure, the mounting hole 11 has an inner diameter approximately equal to the outer diameter of the support rod 14 of the ring inner surface holding member 12 at the bottom, and a droplet-shaped support rod mounting hole 20 whose inner diameter decreases as it goes upward is recessed. It is formed by providing a bottomed or penetrating shape from the groove wall surface to the other base wall surface. When the ring inner surface holding member 12 is attached to the base 2, the ring inner surface holding portion 4 can be moved slightly upward in a state where it is elastically biased downward. hole 20
Depends on the relationship. That is, if ring parts 1 such as rings having various wall thicknesses are interposed between the ring outer surface holding part 5 and the ring inner surface holding part 4, the ring inner surface holding part 4 will be different from the ring outer surface holding part 5 depending on the wall thickness. The support rod 14 also tries to move upward from the bottom of the droplet-shaped mounting hole 20, but the mounting hole 20 has a droplet-shaped cross section and its inner diameter increases as it moves upward. Also, since the base 2 is made of a soft material such as natural rubber, synthetic rubber, silicone rubber, or soft synthetic resin, it is pushed downward by the elasticity of the material, and as a result, the inner ring holding part 4 On the other hand, a relationship is provided that allows upward movement while being elastically biased downward. In addition, this waterdrop-shaped mounting hole 20 and the support rod 1
4, there is no problem in applying the shape relationship between the mounting hole 11 and the support rod 14 shown in FIG. 3 as the first embodiment.

[Effect of idea]

As described above, even if the exhibit device having the ring portion according to the present invention has various wall thicknesses and radii, it can be held securely and stably in response to these changes, and at the same time. When you want to select and display the main part, side decorations, etc. of an exhibit, by rotating the ring part of the exhibit at an appropriate angle with respect to the ring holder, you can position the desired part in front and display it. Moreover, by moving the exhibit while holding it in the holding part, the installation direction can be changed freely, and after the exhibit is sold, the exhibit can be held in this display device. If the ring is packaged in a packaging box or the like after sale and delivered, the user can stand up and hold the ring in various places at home without touching the floor. Also, as in the first embodiment, by making the base from a soft material and the ring inner surface holding part from a hard material, the support rod can be moved slightly upward relative to the mounting hole of the base, but it cannot be moved downward. By providing an interlocking relationship with the inclined inner edges on both sides of the recess and the inclined outer edges on both sides of the mounting plate so that they can be elastically biased, the height of the space between the ring outer surface holding part and the ring inner surface holding part can be adjusted to the target ring part. It is possible to adjust the thickness of the wall, etc., and even the mounting hole of the base.
By providing the locking stepped portion to prevent slipping off, the ring inner surface holding member attached to the base will not be inadvertently detached from the base during use.

In addition, since the entire base is approximately trapezoidal, it is easy to pick up with fingers when displaying and does not slip, and even when the base itself is made quite small, it does not hinder work efficiency. Furthermore, by providing a groove for holding a price card in the base, the ring and the price card, which is engaged with the ring with a thread, can be held integrally in the groove. There is no need to place this price card toward the consumer after displaying it, and even if the base is moved, there is no need to place this price card again. In order to display the ring, rods that can be placed above the surface of the groove are provided protruding from the groove on the top surface of the base at intervals slightly smaller than the thickness of the ring part of the ring. It is possible to easily display a large number of rings by simply fixing the base with one finger and using the other finger to contact the ring part of the ring between the concave groove surface and the rod material and pushing it in. Exhibits will be available on the pedestal at certain times. Even if the displayed ring changes in various ways, due to the elasticity of the material of the base, the bending elasticity of the support rod, and the upward movement of the entire mounting plate, for example, a ring with an extremely large diameter ring This has the remarkable effect of being able to firmly and elastically hold these objects even in the event of an accident.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an explanatory perspective view of the first embodiment, Fig. 2 is an assembled perspective view of the first embodiment, Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view thereof, and Fig. 4 is the assembled state of Fig. 3. The a-a sectional view and FIG. 5 are exploded perspective views of the second embodiment. A...Display item, B...Display tool, 1...Ring part, 1a...Main part, 1b...Side decoration part, 2...
Base, 2a... One wall surface, 2b... Other wall surface, 3... Arc-shaped object support space, 4... Ring inner surface holding part, 5... Ring outer surface holding part, 6... Ring holding part, 7... ...Support protrusion, 7a...Concave groove, 8...Groove, 8a...Card, 9...Base recess, 10...
Inclined inner edge, 11... Support rod mounting hole, 11a... Reduced diameter hole, 11b... Expanded diameter hole, 12... Ring inner surface holding member, 13... Mounting plate, 14... Support rod, 14a...
...Reduced diameter part, 14b... Expanded diameter part, 15... Step part for locking, 16... Step part for locking, 17... Both inclined outer edges,
18...Base recess, 19...Mounting plate, 20...Water drop shaped support rod mounting hole, 21...Elastic piece, 4a...Rud material.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. The whole is approximately trapezoidal columnar, with supporting protrusions 7 at both ends of the upper surface and a groove 7a in the middle.
A substantially triangular or trapezoidal recess with inclined inner edges on both sides is provided on one wall surface, and a support rod mounting hole is provided from the front wall of the recess to the other wall surface. It is made of an elastic material such as natural rubber, silicone rubber, or soft synthetic resin, and has horizontally long grooves 8 that can lock the price card at intervals slightly smaller than the wall thickness of the price card from one end of the wall to the other end. At the upper end of the base 2 and the mounting plate that can be fitted into the recess of the base 2, there are grooves 7 at intervals slightly smaller than the wall thickness of the ring part of the exhibit, facing the grooves 7a on the top surface of the base 2.
The ring inner surface holding portion 4 is provided by protruding a rod 4a that can be arranged above the surface of the ring a, and by protruding a support rod 14 at a position corresponding to the support rod attachment hole of the base 2 at the bottom of the mounting plate. and a ring holding portion 6 formed between the ring inner surface holding portion 4 and the ring outer surface holding portion 5 on the upper surface of the base 2 by fitting the mounting plate into the recess of the base 2. Display equipment for exhibits that have a section. 2 The base 2 is provided with a concave portion having the same width, and the front wall of this concave portion is provided with a droplet-shaped support rod mounting hole whose inner diameter decreases upward when viewed from the front, and a bottomed or penetrating hole is formed on the other base wall surface. 2. A display tool for an exhibit having a ring portion according to claim 1, further comprising a mounting plate having the same width that can be fitted into the recess having the same width. 3 The support rod 14 of the ring inner surface holding part 4 has a diameter-reduced part 14a on the base side with respect to the enlarged-diameter part 14b at the tip, and locking step parts 15, 16 are provided between the enlarged-diameter part 14b and the reduced-diameter part 14a. In addition to creating the base 2
The mounting hole 11 consists of an enlarged diameter hole 11b on the tip side and a reduced diameter hole 11a on the base side, and the entire mounting hole 11 has a vertical inner diameter larger than the horizontal inner diameter. A display device for an exhibit having a ring portion as described in Scope 1.