JPH11292178A - Holder for disk - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a holder simple in structure, capable of reliably storing a rectangular storing article such as a disk, and excellent in a holding force. SOLUTION: A holder 10 for a disk has a front cover 11 and a rear cover 12, both of which can be folded back along a throat portion 13 provided therebetween, and a fold-back piece 14 is connectively provided at a lower edge of the rear cover 12. A cut 17 for holding a stored article such as a disk 2 is formed in the fold-back piece 14. The cut 17 has lateral movement restraint abutment edges 19 provided on the side edge side of the rear cover 12 and vertical movement restraint abutment edges 20 provided on the upper edge side and the lower edge side of the rear cover 12. The lateral movement restraint abutment edges 19 are provided at a position spaced apart by the lateral length of a stored article from the throat portion 13. The vertical movement restraint abutment edges 20 are opposingly spaced from each other while corresponding to the longitudinal length of the stored article. When the cover is closed, the movement of the stored article such as the disk is restrained by the lateral movement restraint abutment edges 19, the vertical movement restraint abutment edges 20, and the throat portion 13.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a rectangular disk,
The present invention relates to a holder capable of economically and reliably storing a circular disk or a disk case (hereinafter, referred to as a “storage item”). The present invention is particularly suitable for storing a disk typified by a mini disk as an electronic medium as it is.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional disk holder, as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 61-127475, a double foldable cover is formed into two folds, and a cutout groove is formed in one of the two facing pages of the foldable cover. Some discs are supported by notched grooves. The holder can receive an article from one side edge opening between the double folding covers.

[0003]

In the above-mentioned holder, since the lateral movement of the disk is not restrained, it is not reliable to hold the disk in the holder, and the disk is held during transportation or transportation. Danger of falling from In a precision device such as an electronic medium, the function may be destroyed by dropping, and it is necessary to securely hold the device in a holder. Also, to prevent the disc from being exposed to the outside,
Since the cutout groove is formed on the facing surface of the double folding cover, when inserting the disc into the cutout groove, the groove must be opened widely, and it is extremely troublesome to mount the disc. Furthermore, since the direction in which the article is taken out from the side edge opening and the direction in which the disc is taken out are the same, for example, there is a risk that the disc may fall when taking out the stored items.

[0004] A main object of the present invention is to provide a holder having an excellent holding force, which can reliably store the above-mentioned storage items.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A first object of the present invention is to provide a front cover and a back cover which can be bent at a throat, and to be connected to one edge of one of the front cover and the back cover. And a folded piece that is attached to another edge adjacent to the part and forms a bag body between one of the front cover and the back cover, and the applied folded piece faces the throat. And a notch formed with a lateral restraint abutting edge that abuts against the storage item and a vertical restraint abutment edge that is separated and opposed to abut the stored item abutting on the lateral restraint abutment edge. Then, when the front cover and the back cover are closed, the problem is solved by the disc holder held by the lateral restraint contact edge, the vertical restraint contact edge, and the throat.

A second aspect of the present invention is to provide a front cover and a back cover which can be bent at a throat portion, and another one which is connected to one edge of one of the front cover and the back cover and is adjacent to the edge. A folded piece that is attached to the edge to form a bag between one of the front cover and the back cover, and the folded piece that is attached faces the free edge of the folded piece. A notch formed with a lateral restraint abutting edge that abuts on the storage item and a vertical restraint abutment edge that is spaced apart and opposed to abut the stored item abutting on the lateral restraint abutment edge; A folded cover that covers at least a part of the storage article is provided continuously with the free edge portion, and when the folding cover is closed, the storage article is
The above object has been solved by the disk holder held by the lateral restraint contact edge, the vertical restraint contact edge, and the folding cover.

[0007]

In the disk holder according to the first invention, the cover is first opened. The folded piece is provided on the front cover or the back cover, and forms a bag on one side of the cover. Instruction manuals and pamphlets can be stored in this bag. A cut is formed in the folded piece, and the bag body holds a storage item such as a disk by the cut in addition to storing the paper sheet. The notch has a lateral restraint abutment edge and a vertical restraint abutment edge, and allows the stored items to abut against the lateral restraint abutment edge facing the throat, and abuts the stored items against the vertical restraint abutment edge By doing so, the disc is restrained from moving in three directions. In addition, it is preferable to orient the lateral motion restraining contact edge and the vertical motion restraining contact edge in the orthogonal direction. When the throat is separated from the lateral movement restraining contact edge in the lateral dimension of the stored item held in the holder, when the cover is closed,
The movement of the stored article is restricted by the lateral movement restricting contact edge, the vertical movement restricting contact edge and the throat. Therefore, while carrying the holder,
The stored items are securely held in the holder.

In the disk holder according to the second invention,
First, the cover is opened. The folded piece is provided on the front cover or the back cover, and forms a bag on one side of the cover. Instruction manuals and pamphlets can be stored in this bag. A cut is formed in the folded piece, and the bag body holds a storage item such as a disk by the cut in addition to storing the paper sheet. The notch has a lateral restraint abutment edge and a vertical restraint abutment edge, and allows the stored article to abut against the lateral restraint abutment edge facing the free edge, and also applies the stored article to the vertical restraint abutment edge. By making contact, the stored item is restrained from moving in three directions. The folded piece further has a folded cover at the free edge, and when the cover is folded back so as to cover the storage item mounted on the notch, the storage item is restrained from moving in four directions. With the cover closed, the cover does not turn over, and the stored items are securely held in the holder while the holder is being carried.

In the present invention, when the bag is formed by the folded pieces, the folded pieces are connected to the lower edge of the front cover or the back cover and are attached to the side edges of the front cover or the back cover. Is preferred. By doing so, the direction of inserting and removing the paper sheet is the vertical direction of the cover, and the direction of inserting and removing the stored articles is the horizontal direction of the cover. By making the direction in which each article is inserted and removed differently, when one article is taken out, the other article is less likely to fall out of the holder. It is preferable that the folded piece is shorter than the length of the front cover or the back cover in the vertical direction, and is opened toward the upper edge and the throat. Preferably, a cut is formed adjacent to the shortened upper edge. By doing so, the upper edge of the folded piece is lifted and the folded piece is distorted, so that the storage article can be easily attached to the cut.

[0010]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a disk holder according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Although the rectangular disk has been illustrated as an example of the storage items, the present invention can be applied to a circular disk and its case. 1 to 3 show a first embodiment of a disk holder according to the present invention. FIG. 1 is an exploded view of the holder, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a completed holder, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a holder containing a disk. is there. 4 to 6
Shows a second embodiment of the disk holder according to the present invention,
FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the holder, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the completed holder, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the holder containing the disk.

As shown in FIG. 1, the disk holder 10 of the first embodiment can be folded back by the throat portion 13 when the cover 11 and the back cover 12 have substantially the same shape in the unfolded state. A folded piece 14 is continuously provided on the lower edge of the back cover 12. Disc holder 1
No. 0 is formed by punching a thin sheet such as paper or a plastic sheet. The crease 15 is for making a gusset so that the cover 11 does not wrinkle when a thick disk is stored.

The folded piece 14 is folded so as to overlap the back cover 12 with the lower edge of the back cover 12 as a folding line, and is glued to the side edge of the back cover 12. The folded piece 14 is slightly narrower than the back cover 12 and has a shorter vertical dimension than the back cover 12. The folded piece 14 attached to the back cover 12 forms a bag body with the upper edge and the side edge on the side of the throat 13 as free edges 16. Paper sheets such as instruction manuals and pamphlets are sandwiched between the bags.

A cutout 17 for mounting a disc is formed in the folded piece 14. Cut 17 is the back cover 1
It is formed at a position where the disc can be held at the center in the two vertical directions and the disc can be held near the throat portion 13 of the back cover 12. The cut 17 is adjacent to the upper edge of the folded piece 14. The notch 17 is formed by a pair of cut-out portions 18 having a C-shape, and has a lateral movement restraining contact edge 19 on the side edge side of the back cover 12 and a vertical movement restraining contact edge on the upper edge side and lower edge side of the back cover 12. It has an edge 20. Lateral contact abutment edge 19
Is provided at a position slightly away from one side of the disk from the throat portion 13. The vertical movement restricting contact edge 20 is opposed to and separated from each other at an opposing interval between both sides adjacent to the one side.

In the disk holder 10 having the above-described structure, a notch 17 is provided near the upper edge of the folded piece 14, and the notch 17 can be easily deformed. The notch 17 opens to receive the disk. When the disc is inserted into the notch 17 from the direction of the throat portion 13, the disc comes into contact with the lateral restraint contact edge 19 and is sandwiched by the vertical restraint contact edge 20. One side opposite the one side of the disk is near the throat 13 and is positioned along the throat 13. When the cover is closed, the disc is restrained from moving in four directions.

Therefore, the disc does not fall out of the holder during carrying or transportation, and the disc is securely held in the cover. The disk holder 10 of this embodiment is convenient for stacking. That is, since the notch 17 for holding the disk is provided at the center in the vertical direction of the cover, when the holders are stacked, the variation in thickness is small, and the load is less likely to collapse. Further, since the insertion direction of the paper sheet and the insertion direction of the disk are made different from each other, when one of the articles is inserted or removed, the other article does not pop out or fall, and the article can be easily handled.

The disk holder 10 'of the second embodiment is
As shown in FIG. 4, in the unfolded state, the front cover 11 'and the back cover 12' having substantially the same shape have a throat portion 13 '.
In this case, a folding piece 14 'is continuously provided on the lower edge of the back cover 12'. Also in this embodiment, the disk holder 10 'is formed by punching a thin sheet such as paper or a plastic sheet.

The folded back piece 14 'is folded back on the back cover 12' with the lower edge of the back cover 12 'as a folding line.
It is glued to the side edge of the back cover 12 '. Folded piece 14 '
Has a free edge 16 'that slopes from the vicinity of the lower edge throat 13' of the back cover 12 'to the side edge, the width of which is gradually reduced.
The folded piece 14 'has a shorter vertical dimension than the back cover 12'. Folded piece 14 'attached to the back cover 12'
Forms a bag body with the upper edge and the side edge on the throat portion 13 'side as a free edge portion 16'. Paper sheets such as instruction manuals and pamphlets are sandwiched between the bags.

A notch 17 'for mounting a disc is formed in the folded piece 14'. The notch 17 ′ is formed at a position where the disc can be held at the center of the back cover 12 ′ in the vertical direction, and the disc can be held at the free edge 16 ′ of the folded piece 14 ′. The cut 17 'is also adjacent to the upper edge of the folded piece 14'. Notch 17 '
Is formed by a pair of cut-out portions 18 ′ in the shape of a letter “C”, and the lateral movement restraining contact edge 19 ′ on the side edge side of the back cover 12 ′.
And a vertical restraint abutment edge 20 'on the upper edge side and lower edge side of the back cover 12'. The lateral movement abutment edge 19 ′ is
It is provided at a position slightly away from one side of the disk from the free edge 16 'on the 3' side. Vertical restraint abutment edge 20 '
Are opposed to each other at an interval between the two sides adjacent to the one side.

In this embodiment, a folded back cover 21 is formed integrally with the folded piece 14 '. The folded cover 21 is formed so as to be aligned with the cutout 17 'in the lateral direction, and is connected to the free edge 16' on the throat 13 'side of the folded piece 14'. This folded cover 21
Also, the front cover 11 ′, the back cover 12 ′, and the folded piece 14 ′
Is molded at the same time as molding. Flap cover 21
Extends from the throat portion 13 'to the front cover 11' side. Then, when the folded back 21 and the free edge 16 ′ of the folded piece 14 ′ are folded in the direction of the notch 17 ′ using the folding line, they are located in the area of the back cover 12 ′. In this state, the turnback cover 21 covers at least a part of the disc which is in contact with the laterally-restricted contact edge 19 'and the vertically-restricted contact edge 20' of the cut 17 '.

The disk holder 10 'having the above-described structure is provided with a notch 17' near the upper edge of the folded piece 14 ', and the notch 17' can be easily deformed.
The notch 17 'then opens to receive the disc. When the disc is inserted into the notch 17 'from the direction of the throat 13', the disc comes into contact with the lateral restraint abutment edge 19 'and is sandwiched by the vertical restraint abutment edge 20'. Then, when the cover is closed, the folding cover 2
1 is folded back on the disk together with the cover 11 '.
The disk has a horizontal restraint abutment edge 19 ', a vertical restraint abutment edge 2
The movement in four directions is restricted by the 0 'and the turnback cover 21.

Therefore, the disc does not fall out of the holder during carrying or transportation, and the disc is securely held in the cover. The disk holder 10 'of this embodiment is convenient for stacking. That is, since the notch 17 'for holding the disk is provided at the center in the vertical direction of the cover, when the holders are stacked, variations in thickness are small, and collapse of the load is less likely to occur. Further, since the insertion direction of the paper sheet and the insertion direction of the disk are made different from each other, when one of the articles is inserted or removed, the other article does not pop out or fall, and the article can be easily handled.

In the above-described embodiment, the cuts are in the shape of a letter "C", but if the lateral movement restraining contact edge and the vertical movement restraint contact edge are formed, the mountain-shaped cutout is formed toward the center of the disk. May be. Further, the folded piece is provided on the back cover, but the folded piece may be provided on the cover. Further, although the folded piece is provided continuously to the lower edge of the back cover and is attached to the side edge, it may be provided continuously to the side edge and attached to the lower edge.

[0023]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, a bag is formed by a folded piece continuously provided on one edge of the front cover or the back cover, and the sheet can be stored in the bag. Further, a notch for holding the stored article is provided in the folded back piece, and a vertical restraint abutment edge facing away from the lateral restraint abutment edge facing the throat portion is formed in the cut, and the lateral restraint abutment edge is provided with a throat. Since the storage items are formed to be separated by the length of the storage items held from the section, the storage items are restricted from moving when the cover is closed, and the storage items can be securely held and stored in the holder by a simple structure. it can. In addition, since the cut piece is formed in the folded piece instead of the cover to hold the stored product, the folded piece can be distorted and the stored product can be easily mounted. And since the stored article is sandwiched between the covers, it is protected from impacts and the like. This holder can be made of only a paper or a plastic sheet, and can securely hold the stored items by devising the structure of the cut and the position of the cut, so that the manufacturing cost is low and the cost is very economical. .

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the folded piece is shorter than the longitudinal length of the front cover or the back cover, and the cut is formed adjacent to the shortened upper edge. The piece can be easily distorted at the site where the cut is formed, and the storage of the cut is easy to mount.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, a bag is formed by a folded piece continuously provided on one edge of the front cover or the back cover, and paper sheets can be stored in the bag.
Further, a notch for holding the stored article is provided in the folded piece, and a vertical restraint abutment edge facing away from the lateral restraint abutment edge facing the free edge is formed in the notch, and the transverse restraint abutment edge is free. Since the cover is formed to be separated from the edge by the length of the stored item, a cover for covering at least a part of the stored item is continuously provided on the free edge portion. The stored article is restrained from moving by the free edge portion where the contact edge, the vertical restraint abutment edge and the folded back cover are continuously provided, and the stored article can be securely held and stored in the holder with a simple structure. In addition, since the cut piece is formed in the folded piece instead of the cover to hold the stored product, the folded piece can be distorted and the stored product can be easily mounted. Since the stored articles are sandwiched between the covers and between the folded pieces and the cover, they are also protected from impacts and the like. This holder can be made of only a paper or a plastic sheet, and can securely hold the stored items by devising the structure of the cut and the position of the cut, so that the manufacturing cost is low and the cost is very economical. .

According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the folded piece is shorter than the longitudinal length of the front cover or the back cover, and the cut is formed adjacent to the shortened upper edge. The piece can be easily distorted at the site where the cut is formed, and the storage of the cut is easy to mount.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a development view of a first embodiment of a disk holder according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the disk holder of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is an exemplary perspective view showing a state where a disc is held by the holder of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a development view of the first embodiment of the disk holder according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the disk holder of FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state where the disc is held by the holder of FIG. 5;

[Explanation of symbols]

 D Disk (storage item) 10, 10 'Disk holder 11, 11' Front cover 12, 12 'Back cover 13, 13' Throat portion 14, 14 'Folded piece 15 Folding line 16, 16' Free edge 17, 17 'Cut 18,18' Cutout 19,19 'Abutment edge for horizontal movement 20,20' Abutment edge for vertical movement 21 Folded cover

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A front cover and a back cover that can be bent at a throat, and are provided continuously at one edge of one of the front cover and the back cover.
A folded piece that is attached to another edge adjacent to the edge to form a bag between one of the front cover and the back cover; and the attached folded piece is the throat. A notch formed with a lateral restraint abutting edge that abuts against the storage item facing the storage item, and a vertical restraint abutment edge that is separated and opposed so as to abut the storage item that abuts on the lateral movement restraint abutment edge. A disc holder, comprising: a closed cover and a back cover, wherein the storage article is held by the laterally-restricted contact edge, the vertically-restricted contact edge, and the throat. 2. A longitudinal length of the folded piece is shorter than a longitudinal length of one of the front cover and the back cover, and the folded piece is connected to one lower edge of the front cover and the back cover. 2. The disk holder according to claim 1, wherein the notch is attached to the one side edge of the front cover and the back cover, and the cut is provided adjacent to an upper edge of the folded piece. 3. A front cover and a back cover that can be bent at a throat, and one of the front cover and the back cover is connected to one edge of the front cover and the back cover.
A folded piece that is attached to another edge adjacent to the edge to form a bag body with one of the front cover and the back cover, and the folded piece attached is a folded piece. A horizontal restraint abutting edge that abuts against the storage article facing the free edge of the vertical movement restraining abutment edge that is spaced and opposed to abut the storage article abutting the horizontal restraint abutment edge A folded cover that covers at least a part of the storage article is provided continuously with the free edge portion, and when the folding cover is closed, the storage article is in contact with the lateral movement restraint. A disc holder held by a contact edge, the vertical restraint contact edge, and the turnback cover. 4. The vertical length of the folded piece is shorter than the longitudinal length of one of the front cover and the back cover, and the folded piece is connected to one lower edge of the front cover and the back cover. 4. The disk holder according to claim 3, wherein the notch is attached to the one side edge of the front cover and the back cover, and the cut is provided adjacent to an upper edge of the folded piece.