JPS6028636Y2 - Card organizing storage device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to a card organizing storage device.

Recently, single sheets of hard or soft paper with required information written on them or on which they can be written have been widely used in place of compiled forms in various types of office work, and the use of such forms, commonly called cards, has improved the efficiency of office work. has improved.

In order to effectively accomplish business operations using cards, it is necessary to store cards by account, but in this case, it is necessary to store cards according to their nature, for example, cards that require constant writing, and cards that require writing only rarely. what you don't need,
A sufficient improvement in office efficiency cannot be achieved unless the information is divided into items that do not require writing but often require verification, items that only require storage, etc., and are stored in a manner appropriate to their nature.

However, no card organization/storage device has been found that can achieve such a storage method and can be easily and inexpensively manufactured, and this point has been a drawback of conventional card organization/storage.

Therefore, this invention aims to eliminate such conventional drawbacks.

To achieve this objective, the invention provides that the lower edges of the substantially rectangular transparent inner and outer sheets of the mold and the upper edges of the substantially rectangular folded sheet below these sheets are integral with each other; The upper edge portion of the outer sheet is folded inward to accommodate the upper edge of the inner sheet, forming a downwardly facing receptacle that forms a groove below the lower edge of the inner sheet at a fold line that extends laterally. The stacked sheet part is folded so that it can be opened so that it overlaps the inside of the inner sheet,
A storage bag portion is provided on the inner surface of the folded sheet portion,
Furthermore, the present invention provides a card organizing/storing device characterized in that a writing hole is formed in the outer sheet.

Hereinafter, embodiments and usage examples of this invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

The illustrated embodiment of the card organizer according to the invention has an inner sheet 11 and an outer sheet 12 located at the upper side and a folded sheet 13 located at the lower side in the open state.
and has.

Both inner sheet 11 and outer sheet 12 are made of a transparent plastic material, such as hard vinyl chloride, and have a substantially rectangular shape.

These sheets 11 and 12 usually have the same width and overlap so that the outer sheet 12 is located outside the inner sheet 11.

The lower folded sheet 13 is also substantially rectangular in shape and typically has the same width as the inner sheet 11 and outer sheet 12, but is longer in the longitudinal direction than these sheets.

This folded sheet 13 does not need to be made of a transparent material, but it does need to be able to be folded, and is made of cardboard, for example.

These sheets 11, 12, and 13 are interconnected by integrating the lower edge 11a of the inner sheet 11, the lower edge 12a of the outer sheet 12, and the upper edge 13a of the folded sheet 13.

Specifically, for example, the outer surface of the lower edge 11a of the inner sheet 11 and the inner surface of the upper edge 13a of the folded sheet 13 are adhered to each other by an appropriate method such as using double-sided adhesive tape or heating after applying an adhesive. Further, the inner surface of the lower edge 12a of the outer sheet 12 and the outer surface of the upper edge 13a of the folded sheet 13 are adhered to each other in the same manner.

The upper edge portion 14 of the outer sheet 12 is folded inward to form a downwardly directed groove 15.

This receiver has one purpose of the groove 15 being the upper edge 1 of the inner sheet 11.
6, and therefore the outer sheet 12 and the inner sheet 11 have longitudinal dimensions suitable for such accommodation, and the inner sheet 11 is formed to be elastically flexible. .

Below the lower edge 11a of the inner sheet 11, preferably slightly below, a laterally extending band-shaped sheet 17 is attached to the lower edge 11a of the inner sheet 11.
A is adhered to the inner surface of the folded sheet 13, thereby forming an upwardly facing groove 1B.

A horizontal folding line 19 located at approximately the same position as the lower edge 17a or below it (for clarity, this folding line is omitted from the drawing and its position is indicated by an arrow 19) allows folded sheets below this to be folded. The portion 20 of 13 is bent upward so as to overlap the inside of the inner sheet 11.

This fold can be opened, and the folded state is illustrated in FIG.

On the inner surface of the portion 20 of the folded sheet 13, a storage bag portion 21 which opens downward in the open position shown in FIGS. 1-5 and upward in the folded position shown in FIG. It is formed by appropriately bending the three edges and gluing them to the section 20.

The outer sheet 12 has a relatively large writing hole 22 in its center.
is formed through it.

The write hole 22 may be circular as shown, or may have any other suitable shape, such as a rectangle, or a plurality of write holes 22 may be provided.

The lower edge 23 of the folded sheet 13 is provided with a heading section 24 projecting therefrom if necessary, and this heading section is formed by, for example, a transparent piece 25 that is folded in half and glued to both sides of the folded sheet 13 at a double-sided edge. Consisting of

According to such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 5, the small heading card 26 can be removably inserted into the heading section 24, and can be read in the inserted state.

Furthermore, although not shown, there are also writing holes 2 in the inner sheet 11.
A writing hole similar to 2 can be provided as necessary,
As will become clear in the following description, the strip sheet 17 and the upwardly open groove 18 formed thereby may be omitted in some cases.

The configuration in which the lower edges of the inner and outer sheets and the upper edges of the folded sheets are made integral with each other can be modified, for example, as shown in FIG. 7 or FIG. 8.

In the modification shown in FIG. 7, the inner sheet 11 and the outer sheet 12 are one
It is made by folding two transparent plates, and the bend line 27 constitutes the lower edge 11a of the inner sheet 11 and the lower edge 12a of the outer sheet 12.

In the modification shown in FIG. 8, the lower portion of the inner sheet 11 is bent to form a strip-shaped sheet 17.

In this case, the inner sheet 1 glued to the folded sheet 13
1 constitutes its lower edge 11a.

Hereinafter, the method of use and advantages of the card organizing/storage device of this invention will be explained using administrative processing for National Health Insurance as an example.

Card organizing and storage tools are prepared for each account, that is, for each household.
As shown in Figure 6, the folding line 19
It is stored with the top facing down.

In this state, the heading portion 24 projects upward. When the upper edge of the inner sheet 11 is inserted into the groove 15 of the downward receptacle formed by the upper edge portion 14 of the outer sheet 12, a laterally open storage section is formed between the inner sheet 11 and the outer sheet 12. be done.

In this storage section, in order from the outside, the insured ledger/benefits record card 29, the medical expense total card 30, and these cards 2.
National Health Insurance tax payment slips 31 smaller than 9.30 are stored in order (Figure 6).

The card 29 is stored with the written side facing outward.

This card contains an insured person ledger that records the name, gender, date of birth, relationship, loss of qualification, etc. of the insured family members in the household, and a benefit record card that records monthly benefits for each insured family member. It is extremely easy to read and often requires writing.

If this is stored as described above, since the outer sheet 12 is transparent, the card 29 can be stored with the organizer closed.
can be read without removal, and can be written through the writing hole 22 without removal by sliding it to the side appropriately.

Sliding can be easily achieved by forming the upper edge portion 14 and the groove 15 in the receiver.

If the inner sheet 11 does not have a writing hole, writing can be easily accomplished using this sheet as an underlay.

A medical expense summary card 30 that records the annual medical expenses for each insured family member in the strip, summarized by item.
The payment slip 31 submitted by the payer each time he or she pays the National Health Insurance tax is stored with the written side facing inward.

As will be explained later, these cards 30 and 31 are hidden by card 33, which serves as a tax ledger, and card 30.
Although it is partially hidden by the card 31, it is not a problem because the medical expense total card 30 is only filled out once a year, and the payment slip 31 is only checked.

Furthermore, by storing the payment slips 31 in this manner, it is possible to prevent them from being dissipated, which was easy to occur in the past.

The tax ledger 33 is used to calculate and determine the National Health Insurance tax amount by entering annual income, resident tax income percentage, fixed asset tax, etc. for each insured family member, and is generally completed once a year. It takes.

This is held by fitting the upper and lower edges of the inner sheet 11 into the grooves 15 and 18, respectively.

Writing is done by opening the storage device, and by removing the tax ledger, it can be easily verified against the payment slip 31.

In addition, if the tax ledger 33 has a size such that its lower edge almost reaches the bending line 19 when its upper edge is inserted into the groove 15, this bending and the downwardly facing holder are held by the groove 15. Go down.

In such a case, the groove 18 is not necessary for the strip sheet 17 and the upwardly facing receptacle formed thereby.

In the storage bag portion 21 provided on the folded sheet 13, medical fee billing statements 34 submitted monthly from medical institutions for each insured person are stored one on top of the other, for example, in the order of the month.

This billing statement 34 has conventionally been stored separately from the insured person ledger 29, etc., but inspection becomes easier by storing them in the same card storage device as described above.

The card organizing and storage device of this invention allows all cards related to each account to be stored in storage positions appropriate for their purpose and frequency of use, making it easier to centrally manage office work and storing cards. allows functional use of the card and further prevents the card from being dissipated.

Moreover, you can write to cards that are frequently written to while they are stored.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view showing an open state of an embodiment of the card organizing/storage device according to this invention, Fig. 2 is a rear view corresponding to Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 shows the parts hidden in Fig. 1 with broken lines. Figures 4 and 5 are enlarged sectional views of what is shown in Figure 1 along the longitudinal section that does not pass through the writing hole and the heading section, and Figure 6 shows the folded state of the card organizer. The diagram, FIGS. 7 and 8 are partial cross-sectional views showing modifications of the card organizing and storing tool. In the drawing, 11 is the inner sheet, 11a is its lower edge,
12 is an outer sheet, 12a is a lower edge thereof, 13 is a folded sheet, 13a is an upper edge thereof, 14 is an upper edge portion of the outer sheet, 16 is an upper edge of an inner sheet, 19 is a folding line, 21 is a storage bag Show parts.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The lower edges of the substantially rectangular transparent inner and outer sheets of the set and the upper edges of the substantially rectangular folded sheet below these sheets are integral with each other, with the upper edge portion of the outer sheet being folded inward. The downwardly directed receiver, which can be bent to accommodate the upper edge of the inner sheet, forms a groove so that the portion of the folded sheet below this fold line extends laterally below the lower edge of the inner sheet and overlaps the inside of the inner sheet. 1. A card organizer and storage device, characterized in that the folded sheet portion is folded so as to be openable, a storage bag portion is provided on the inner surface of the folded sheet portion, and a writing hole is further formed in the outer sheet.