JPH0683280U - Saddle stitch stapler - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a stapler for saddle stitching capable of saddle-stitching a plurality of sheets by striking a plurality of staples neatly at one interval with a simple operation. [Structure] Base 1 3 slide grooves 1a, 1b, 1c parallel to the upper surface of the
Two saddle-stitching staplers 2 are slidably fitted in the. Then, on the outer upper surfaces of the slide grooves 1a and 1c in which both ends of the saddle stitching stapler 2 of the base portion 1 are fitted, a measure M for sliding and positioning the two saddle stitching staplers 2 is provided. It is attached. Support parts 1d and 1e are erected on the upper surface near both ends of the slide groove 1a of the base part 1, and the handle part 3 is rotatably moved upward and downward via a shaft S on the upper part thereof. It is installed. A return spring, a stay 3a and a push rod 3b are mounted inside the handle portion 3.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a stapler (paper binder) for office supplies, which is generally called a stapler, and particularly to an improvement of a stapler for saddle stitching.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 The stapler is widely used as office supplies and familiar to us. The stapler is a paper binder generally known as the stapler, but it is said that the stapler was originally invented by American machine gun inventor B. Stapler with an idea of a bullet feeder. In addition to office use, it is also widely used for work such as food packaging, fruit bagging in orchards, and fertilizer bag binding. According to the JIS standard, the staples are classified according to the staples used. According to this, it is a condition that 12 or more newspapers can be bound for the portable No. 10 and 24 or more staples for the medium size No. 3. In addition, there is No. 1 for thick paper and many pages, and a pliers type with a wide depth. The stapler first came to Japan around 1914, when it was imported in large quantities at that time, but since it was domestically produced around 1918, it spread rapidly, and in 1978 the production number exceeded 100 million units. Today, it is exported to Southeast Asia in large quantities. On the other hand, electronic technology was introduced into the office from around 1965, completely changing the face of office machines. This is due to the practical application of low-cost, high-performance ICs and LSIs, and as seen in calculators, electronic registers, copiers, etc., office machines can be transformed from mechanical ones to electronic ones. I arrived. Further, in recent years, office computers (hereinafter referred to as “officons”), personal computers (hereinafter referred to as “personal computers”), word processors, facsimiles, high-speed copying machines, etc. have been remarkably spread, and especially in recent years, personal computers and The dramatic improvement in peripheral equipment and cost reduction are remarkable, and a computer system with performance comparable to that of an off-the-shelf computer system for business purposes, which used to cost more than several million yen, was supplied to the market for several hundred thousand yen. Has been done. When a high-performance hardware environment is constructed in this way, various software with high functionality and high-speed processing corresponding to it has been developed. Of these, the most notable one is "D". TP "software.

“DTP” is called desktop publishing, which is a so-called desk-top type electronic editing / printing system. It combines a personal computer with a page printer (color printer), an image scanner, etc. to create beautiful documents equivalent to letterpress printing. It is a system that does. Functions include "Editing function" by WISIWYG, "Automatic typesetting function" of layout process, "Proportional pitch" to make the arrangement of characters beautiful, "Outline font", "Comprehensive document". "DTP" software has the major feature that it can be linked with other software. For example, graphic software for creating illustrations and photographic images, spreadsheet for creating graph data, etc. It is possible to take in data created individually with software, word processing software for creating text data, perform comprehensive editing, and finish this with high-quality color printing. Easily produce high quality printed materials comparable to those requested by a professional printer, and the required number of copies It can be finished only. This makes it possible to print out brochures related to events, catalogs, in-house magazines, magazines, conference materials, sales materials, etc., which were requested by the printing company, in-house printing, which is extremely economical.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 When an extremely high quality color printed manuscript is completed in this way, this time the page parts will be bound into a booklet for distribution in an official place, but at this time, the finish will be beautiful. Of course, it is necessary to bind with saddle stitching. For example, when trying to produce an A4 size color log, an A4 size document is printed side by side on an A3 size paper by a color printer or the like. Next, the printed document of A3 size is sandwiched by a stapler for saddle stitching, and a needle is driven into the middle point of A3 size. A4 size catalog can be completed by stacking and folding the left and right sides. However, the conventional saddle stitching stapler only has a single staple attached to the extension sticker, so only one needle can be driven at a time. There was a problem that the operation was troublesome because the needle had to be measured accurately and the needle had to be driven in carefully so that the direction of the needle would not be misaligned. In addition, the surface of color printing paper is often coated with resin, and the problem is that when the number of sheets increases, it becomes difficult to drive the needle. Therefore, the present invention has been made to solve such a problem, and is capable of saddle stitching multiple sheets by striking multiple staples neatly at arbitrary intervals with one simple operation. The aim is to provide staplers.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention, which has been made to achieve the above object, includes a board, a plurality of slide groove portions formed in parallel with a predetermined position of the board body, and a plurality of slidably fitted in the slide groove portions. A binding stapler member, a pair of support members erected at predetermined positions on both end portions of the board, and a predetermined member which is axially mounted so as to straddle the support members and which is vertically rotated with respect to the board. A handle member having a shape, and a lower end of the handle member that is suspended from a predetermined position, and the lower end portion of the handle member is in contact with the heads of a plurality of stapler members for saddle stitching. The main idea is a saddle stitching stapler.

[0006]

[Action]

 According to the saddle-stitching stapler of the present invention, first, a plurality of saddle-stitching stapler members in the slide groove portion of the board are slid to arbitrary positions. Next, the printed sheets are stacked and sandwiched between the stapler members for saddle stitching, and the saddle stitching portion is aligned. When the saddle stitching position is determined, the handle member is strongly pushed downward. Then, the pushing member presses the heads of the plurality of saddle-stitching stapler members, and the needles are pushed out in the direction of saddle-stitching the printed paper.

[0007]

【Example】

 An embodiment of a saddle stitching stapler according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an action stapler in which the present invention is applied to a two-position saddle stitching stapler. As shown in the figure, the action stapler of this embodiment has three slide grooves 1a, 1b, 1c which are parallel to the upper surface of a base portion 1 made of wood, metal or synthetic resin. Two saddle-stitching staplers 2 are slidably fitted in 1b and 1c. Then, on the outer upper surfaces of the slide grooves 1a and 1c in which both ends of the saddle-stitching stapler 2 of the base portion 1 are fitted, two major saddle-stitching staplers 2 are slid and positioned to measure. Is attached. Support parts 1d and 1e are provided upright on the upper surface near both ends of the slide groove 1a of the base part 1, and a handle part 3 is rotatably moved upward and downward via a shaft S on the upper part thereof. It is installed. Inside the handle portion 3, a return spring (not shown) that constantly urges the handle portion 3 in an upward direction, and a head portion 2a of the saddle-stitching stapler 2 by pushing the handle portion 3 downward. A stay 3a and a push rod 3b for pushing down and feeding out the needle are attached.

Next, the operation and effect of the action stapler of the present embodiment having the above configuration will be described. First, the saddle-stitching stapler 2 of the base portion 1 is arbitrarily slid in the direction of the slide grooves 1a, 1b, 1c to set the saddle-stitching position and spacing of the printed matter. Next, the printed matter is inserted from the paper insertion port 2b of the saddle stitching stapler 2 and pushed until the binding portion of the printed matter comes to the position of the needle feeding portion 2c of the saddle stitching stapler 2. When the position is determined in this way, the stopper 2d of the saddle stitching stapler 2 is slid and applied to the piece of paper. Here, when the handle portion 3 is strongly pushed down, the push rod 3b pushes down the head portion 2a of the saddle stitching stapler 2 to extend the needle. Due to this action, the printed matter can be saddle-stitched at two places at the same time, and the finish is very beautiful. In the above embodiment, three slide grooves are formed and two saddle-stitching staplers are attached. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, a slide groove or a saddle-stitching stapler can be used. Similar effects can be obtained in other embodiments in which the number of is arbitrarily changed. Further, regarding the size of the base portion, it is desirable to manufacture examples of various sizes according to the standard of the printing paper.

[0009]

[Effect of device]

 As described above in detail, the saddle-stitching stapler of the present invention includes a board body, a plurality of slide groove portions formed in parallel with predetermined positions of the board body, and a plurality of slide groove portions slidably fitted in the slide groove portions. Saddle-stitching stapler, a pair of support members that are erected at predetermined positions on both ends of the board, and a predetermined shape that is pivotally mounted so as to straddle the support members and that rotates vertically with respect to the board. The handle member and the lower part of the handle member are hung downward from the predetermined position, and the lower end of the handle member is an extruding member that is attached to the heads of a plurality of saddle-stitching stapler members. You can easily saddle-stitch originals at once, and the finish is also very beautiful. As a result, it becomes possible to bind a large number of printed manuscripts in a short time, and it becomes possible to bind an efficient in-house publication with extremely simple operations. In addition, since the commercially available parts are used for the main part, it is possible to keep the manufacturing cost low. Therefore, the saddle-stitching stapler of the present invention is an epoch-making invention corresponding to the trend of desktop publishing which is advancing in the office, and the benefits to society are immeasurable.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an action stapler which is an embodiment of a saddle stitching stapler according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 base part 1a, 1b, 1c slide groove 1d, 1e support 2 saddle stitching stapler 3 handle part 3a stay 3b push rod M major S shaft

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A board body, a plurality of slide groove portions formed in parallel to predetermined positions of the board body, a plurality of saddle-stitching stapler members slidably fitted in the slide groove portions, and the board body. A pair of support members that are erected at predetermined positions on both ends of the handle member; Suspend from a predetermined position below the bottom of
A saddle-stitching stapler, the lower end portion of which comprises an extruding member that abuts against the heads of a plurality of saddle-stitching stapler members.