JPS6097893A - File - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a non-binding file for storing catalogs, pamphlets and other contents, in which the cover plate can be easily and reliably attached to the side plate. - Background technology A box-shaped file is generally used as a file to store relatively thin items such as catalogs, pamphlets, reports, specifications, medical records, or floppy disks without binding. ing. Conventionally, such unbound files are
As shown in Fig. 1, a thin box f is formed, consisting of left and right side plates a and b of a size corresponding to the size of the contents such as catalogs, upper and lower end plates c and d, and a front plate e. , and a bendable cover plate is connected to the edge of one side plate a of the box f on the side of the contents outlet g; A flap i for connecting and holding the lid plate to one side plate a is provided in series, and this flap i is fastened to the other side plate by suitable means such as hook-and-loop fasteners j and k.

In order to attach the flap i to the side plate, it is necessary to overlap the flap i on the side plate and then press it in a direction so that it comes into close contact with the side plate.

However, in the conventional non-binding file configured as described above, when there are few items in the file or there are no items in the file, even if the flap i is pressed to the side plate side, the side plate side ia Since the particles are deviated to the side, the two may not be able to be bonded together, or the bonding may be insufficient. In particular, when the binding means is a snap, a considerable amount of force is required for the binding, and the side 4
If S b deviates toward the side plate a, no force is required and binding becomes impossible. Further, when the binding means is a hook-and-loop fastener, there is a problem in that it is difficult to bind with sufficient force, and it may be possible to bind only to the extent that it easily comes off.

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION The present invention solves the problems described in -J2, and its purpose is to make it possible to easily and reliably attach the lid plate to the side plate.

The file of the present invention, which achieves the object described in item 1 of "Summary of the Invention", is a thin box-shaped file in which the eastern part of the file is constituted by a cover plate attached to the edge of one side plate so as to be openable and closable. A flap is connected to the opening/closing edge of the file, and the flap can be connected to the other side plate of the file by a removable connecting means, and the lid plate is connected to the flap. A finger passage hole having a size through which at least one finger can pass is formed in one side plate at a position facing the binding means.

Embodiments of the Invention Hereinafter, files of the present invention will be explained based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

Figures 2 to 4 show an example of the implementation of the file of the present invention, where l indicates catalogs, reports, design drawings, and other items to be stored without binding; 2 indicates 11y container 1; This file 2 is made up of a substrate 3 made of thick and durable paper.

4.4 is a fold line arranged in parallel at a desired interval approximately at the center of the substrate 3, and the substrate 3 is divided into three parts by the fold line 4.4. 5 is the eastern part sandwiched by the fold line 4.4 and located in the center of the board 3; 6 is the left side plate connected to the left side of the bundle part 5 via the fold line 4; This is a right side plate connected to the right side of the bundle part 5. Note that the term "left" or "right" here refers to the left or right when looking at FIG. It will be explained below by calling it .

A bundle part 5 is provided on the free edge of the left side plate 6 opposite to the bundle part 5.
A lid plate 8 having the same width as 1 and 2 is connected to each other via a folding line 9, and this lid plate 8 can be bent along the folding line 9. A flap 11 that can be bent along a folding line IO is connected to the free edge (opening/closing edge) of the lid plate 8. This flap 11 is overlapped with the free end side of the outer surface of the right side plate 7, and at the mutually overlapping portion there is a binding means for detachably connecting the flap 11 to the right side plate 7, for example. Hook-and-loop fasteners 12 and 13 are attached respectively.

14 is a finger hole drilled in the left side plate 6, and the flap 11
and the right-hand side plate 7 are located opposite the fastening means 12.13. The finger passage hole 14 has a size that allows at least one finger to be inserted into the file 1. In addition, the finger passage hole 14 is drilled on the wooden male side to the extent that about four fingers can be inserted, but the hole is not limited to this. Although only one through hole 14 is formed, if there are a plurality of means for connecting the flap 11 and the side plate 7, the number of finger through holes 14 will need to increase accordingly.

15 is a lower east bank connected to the lower edge of the left side plate 6 via a fold line, and 16 is a lower folded piece connected to the lower east bank 15 via a fold line. Reference numeral 17 denotes a G side east bank connected to the upper edge of the left side plate 6 via a fold line, and 18 denotes an upper folding piece connected to the -E side east bank 17 via a fold line.

Additionally, tabs 19 and 20 are connected to the edges of the lower bundle piece l5 and the upper mold piece 17 on the east side 5 through fold lines, respectively. 21.21.22.22 is a connecting piece constituting a hook-and-loop fastener, which connects the lower folded piece 16 and the second folded piece 18 to the right side plate 7 in a superposed state;
Right side plate 7 on the surface of the lower folded piece 16 and the upper folded piece 18
A single-strength connecting piece 21.21 is attached to the overlapping portion with the above-mentioned one connecting piece 21.2 on the back side of the right side plate 7.
A coupling piece 22, 22 for external force is attached to a portion corresponding to 1.

When storing materials such as catalogs and design drawings stacked to a desired thickness in the file 2 of this embodiment configured as described above, first, the file 2 is opened fully as shown in FIG. Then, the contents L are put together on the left side plate 6. After that, the lower east bank 15 and the upper mold piece 1 are connected to the upper and lower edges of the left side plate 6.
7 to be perpendicular to the left side plate 6, and further fold the lower folded piece 16 and the upper folded piece 18 along the fold line to the left side plate 6-J- so that they are parallel to the left side plate 6. The upper and lower ends of the stored item 1 are sandwiched. In this state, each lug piece 19.20 is folded in the direction of the arrow in FIG. Then, the right side plate 7 is bent so as to be parallel to the left side plate 6, and the right side plate 7 is overlapped with the lower folded piece 16 and the upper folded piece 18. Then, the tabs 19 and 20 come into surface contact with the inner surface of the bundle portion 5. Then, by engaging the hook-and-loop fasteners 21, 21, 22, and 22 affixed to the overlapping portions of the right side plate 7, the lower folded piece 16, and the upper folded piece 18, respectively, the stored items l are shaped into a thin box shape. Furthermore, the cover plate 8 is bent at right angles to the left side plate 6, and then the flap 11 is folded parallel to the left side plate 6, and then stacked on the right side plate 7. , attach the flap 11 and the right side plate 7 with hook-and-loop fasteners 12.13.
It concludes with. At this time, if the thicknesses of the stored object 1 and the file 2 are approximately the same, it is not possible to easily connect the hook-and-loop fasteners 12 and 13 by simply overlapping the flap 11 on the right side plate 7 and pressing it. However, if the thickness of the stored item 1 is thinner than the thickness of the file 2, insert your finger into the file 2 through the finger hole 14 and remove the stored item 1 at the position on the right side plate 7 where the hook-and-loop fastener 13 is attached. While pressing the area with your fingers, the hook-and-loop file 12 attached to the flap 11 is attached to the hook-and-loop fastener 13.
Press the flap 11 toward the right side plate 7 so that the flap 11 is secured to the right side plate 7. Thus, the object 1 can be stored in the file 2 and the file 2 can be kept in a closed state. Then, as shown in FIG. 2, the closed file 2 is stored in a bookshelf or desk drawer with the cover plate 8 facing toward you.

In addition, if the items to be stored l are approximately the same size, it is relatively easy to store them in the file, so there is no need to fully open the file 2 as described above, and the flap 11 and the right side plate 7 are fixed. What is necessary is to release the engagement between the surface files 12 and 13, open the flap 11 and the lid plate 8, and store the stored object 1 in the file 2.

Furthermore, if you want to take out the stored item l stored in the file 2, you can reverse the above-mentioned procedure for storing the stored item l and take it out by fully opening the file 2. Open the plate 8, open the file 2,
You may take out the stored item 1.

In this embodiment as described above, a finger passage hole 14 large enough to allow a finger to be inserted is formed in the left side plate 6 opposite to the position where the hook-and-loop fastener 13 of the right side plate 7 is pasted, so that the flap 11 and It can be easily and securely connected to the right side plate 7, and when the file 2 is stored in a bookshelf, it is possible to easily and reliably connect the file 2 to the bookshelf. , the file 2 can be easily pulled out, and it can also act as a handle when carrying the file 2 around. In addition, since the file 2 can be unfolded fully as shown in Fig. 3, even if there are stored items 1, such as folded design drawings, which are relatively troublesome to take in and out of the file 2, they can be easily stored in one place. In the case of the stored object 1 that can be stored or taken out and is relatively easy to put in and take out, there is no need to fully open the file 2, and it is possible to put in and take out the file 2 by opening and closing only the cover plate 8. For example, Even if the file 2 is stored in a bookshelf or the like, there is no need to take out the entire file 2 from the bookshelf.
By pulling out the lid plate 8 and opening/closing only the lid plate 8, the contents 1 can be taken in and out.Furthermore, the lower tooth piece 15 and the upper tooth piece 17 have tabs 19.20 at their ends on the east side 5 side. When the file 2 is assembled, the ear pieces 19.2
0 is in surface contact with the back surface of the lower end of one of the bundle parts 5, so that each folded side of the lower tooth piece 15 and the upper tooth piece 17 of the assembled file 2 is placed inside the file on the bundle part 5 side. It does not get into the box and increases the strength of the box.

Effects of the Invention As described above, the file of the present invention is a thin box-shaped file in which the eastern part of the file is constituted by a lid plate attached to the edge of one side plate so as to be openable and closable. A flap is connected to the opening/closing edge of the plate, and the flap can be connected to the other side plate of the file by a removable connecting means, and the lid plate is connected to the other side plate. The file is characterized in that a finger passage hole having a size that allows at least one finger to pass through is formed in the side plate of the file at a position opposite to the binding means. When the flap and one side plate are tied together, the file can be easily and reliably tied without crushing the file body, and the finger hole can be used as a hook. By doing so, it can be used as a handle for carrying something around, or as a hook when taking it out from a bookshelf.

The present invention is not limited to a file that can be expanded as in the embodiment described above, but is also applicable to a file in which the eastern part is openable and closable, and a flap connected to a lid plate forming the eastern part is attached to one side plate. Of course, this method can also be applied to files that are attached in a removable manner.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional file, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a fully closed state showing an example of implementation of the file according to the present invention, Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view, and Fig. 4 is a file according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the lid plate and flap in an open state. Explanation of symbols 2...File, 6φΦ・left side plate, 7-・right side plate, 8φ life・cover plate, 11-year・flap, 12.13
...For binding means Kanekichi Suzuki

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) It is a thin box-shaped file in which the eastern part of - is formed by a mounting plate connected to the edge of one side plate so that it can be opened and closed, and a flap is connected to the opening and closing edge of the lid plate, The flap is capable of being bound to the other side plate of the file by a thin and flexible binding means, and at a position opposite to the binding means of the one side plate to which the lid plate is connected is a A file characterized in that a finger hole having a size that allows a finger to pass through at least one tree is formed.