BG741Y1 - Calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

The useful model refers to a wall, multi - lingual calendar that spreads as one-year promotional material. Used in ra- offices, offices, offices and more. Ka- the strip consists of a back (1) to which, a head (6) is attached to the flattened element (7), but to the back - a multi-lingual calendar (2) pine wood, located in three zones, co- top (12), middle (13), and lower (14). Each zone has five levels, located one above the other, to mark the current day, on the back (1) and the calendar (2), by means of an elastic element, a transparent strip (4), and to which is attached a flap (5). On both opposite ver- tidal back edge (1) of the calendar, in the area of the middle zone (13) are formed stepwise jagged strips (16, 17), the stepped pre- walk on one strip are oriented upwards, but on the other strip - down. They are formed between them levels (15), on which the a tape (4) with an indicator window (5) such that the strip (4) is located on the upstream steps palatable transitions (16), and its width is equal to the height of one of the levels (15). When the stripes (16, 17) are disposed at different heights, (15) of the web (4) are inclined with respect to the horizontal at an angle? equal to 10 to 25 °. Calendula- the gift can be fulfilled in different variants of slopes of the middle zone.

Description

(54) CALENDAR

Field of application

The utility model refers to a calendar used as a wall, work, multi-sheet calendar, distributed as one-year advertising material, and is used in everyday life, primarily in workplaces, offices and offices.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

There is a known technical solution to a calendar disclosed in patent application DE 3604382, according to which the calendar consists of a cardboard backing called a back, on which there is a multilayered calendar including a set of paper sheets. On each sheet, three separate zones are arranged one below the other in the form of rectangular fields, each field representing the days of one month. To mark and mark the whole week from the corresponding calendar sheet, a transparent plastic band is attached to the calendar sheet, which girdles the calendar horizontally, and to accentuate the current day of the month, there is a free-standing pointer window that can be moved along the calendar. the extension of the tape. The strap is fastened, with the two ends of the strap located on the back of the calendar connected to an elastic element by which the strap is always tightened around the circumference of the calendar. The strap can be moved up and down the rows of the calendar, representing the weeks of the month in question, by additional stretching.

To prevent unauthorized movement of the transparent band downward, fixing elements, in the form of a pair of thumbs, with slotted openings formed on them, are used at the back of the back of the middle of the calendar to accommodate the elastic element therein.

With a long period of use and stretching of the transparent band with the index window, the elastic element loses its elastic forces and after a certain time the band falls or slides down, which makes it difficult to fix it in the designated slot openings of the thumbs. Moreover, they are located on the back of the back of the calendar, so that in order to move the transparent band, it needs to be turned over, which in turn creates a disadvantage when using this type of calendar.

The technical nature of the utility model

The task of the utility model is to create a calendar that can be securely secured for the time of use anchorage to the pointer bar by creating a new type of locking element.

The calendar consists of a supporting part called the back and a multi-leaf calendar located on it, and on each sheet there are three zones in the form of rectangular fields, each representing one month of the year. The calendar is secured to the back of the calendar by gluing or by a spiral element mounted in openings formed in the area of the upper main edge of the back. On the calendar and on the back of the calendar there is a strapped transparent band, the attachment of which is accomplished by an elastic element secured to the ends of the band, located on the back of the calendar. A tape window is mounted on the strap that can be moved around the strap. To prevent unauthorized movement of the transparent band downward, fixing elements are provided, which are stepwise serrated stripes formed on the two opposite vertical edges of the middle zone of the supporting part of the calendar. On one vertical edge, the stepped transitions of the toothed strip are oriented downwards, and on the other edge, the toothed strips are oriented upwards, so that by joining the tips of the teeth of the toothed strips, fields are arranged one below the other. These fields are five in number - for the five weeks, and represent levels for the index bar. The width of the strap is equal to the height of one, with the strap always supported by the corresponding horizontal stepwise transition of the toothed strip, thereby preventing the strap from moving downward unintentionally. Moving the belt is done by stretching it to overcome the corresponding step transition.

The middle zone of the calendar showing the current month may be tilted so that the stepped jagged stripes are at different heights relative to each other, with the margins and the strip located on each of them also sloping. In this way, the transparent band is secured more tightly to one of the levels, stepping on the defined step transition from the upward toothed strip, and on the other side is located under the corresponding tooth of the downward toothed strip.

In an embodiment, one toothed strip is positioned at a higher height than the other toothed strip. The strap is therefore further tightened as it is tilted. In order to move the belt, it is necessary to stretch it along its length through the elastic element, thus allowing it to pass freely through the corresponding step-like transition of the ascending toothed strip and respectively to re-stretch it on the other side to move it down the down-toothed strip, so the bar occupies the lower level of the next week.

In another variant embodiment of the calendar, the calendar is secured by gluing a distance from the upper main edge of the back so that a free field, defined as a calendar head and an advertising field, is formed between the main edge of the back and the calendar.

An additional bar is mounted on the head, with the figures of the year marked on it. The additional strap is mounted to the head with creased and punched ears, passing through pre-made punched slits in the head, folded behind it.

The main advantage of the proposed utility model is that with the new design of the back of the calendar with serrated strips, it is impossible to move the transparent band down freely without forcing it to be stretched along its length. The presence of the teeth of the upward toothed strip enables the index window mounted on the transparent band to be securely fixed, without the danger of the transparent band falling arbitrarily downwards.

In addition, in the proposed technical solution of the calendar, the current month is always located in the middle section. When executing the calendar with the left ascending and the right descending, the inclined fields have an ascending gradation of the days of each week, that is, every next day is to the right of the previous one, but also higher up the inclined field, which slope is determined by the angle fields on the back of the calendar so that the days of the week are ascending. In fact, the current month is always in the middle zone, which is central and crosses the calendar on the corresponding slope.

Description of the attached figures

The utility model is illustrated by the embodiments shown in the accompanying figures.

Figure 1 is a front view of the calendar;

Figure 2 is an axonometric projection of the back of the calendar;

Figure 3 is a front view of the calendar head with stamped slots for diagonally disposed ears;

Figure 4 is a front view of the calendar head with stamped slots;

Figure 5 is a view of an additional strip with a diagonal position of the ears;

Figure 6 is a view of the additional strip with rectangular stamped ears;

Figure Ί - An overview of the overall implementation of the calendar.

Exemplary implementation of the utility model

As shown in FIG. 1, the calendar consists of a back 1 and a calendar 2 disposed and attached to the back 1, the back 1 being a supporting part of the calendar 2. The calendar 2 is fixed to the front of the calendar back 1 by a spiral element 7, monitored in openings 3 formed in the area of the upper main edge of the back 1.

The calendar 2 is multilayered and includes a set of paper sheets, with three zones on each sheet, one above the other, respectively, the upper 12, the middle 13 of the idolasone 14. The middle zone 13 of the calendar 2 is inclined and shows the current month, and on the carrier part of the calendar is fixed a ribbon 4 with a pointer window 5 by means of an elastic element 19.

On the two opposite vertical edges of the middle zone 13 of the back 1 of the calendar, there are stepwise shaped serrated strips using a die tool, each of which has left 16 and right 17, each containing five step transitions, the step transitions of the right serrated strip 17 being oriented. down, and on the left notched lane, 16 steps are oriented upwards. When joining the tips of the teeth 18 obtained from the step crossings of the left 16 and the right 17 strips, levels 15 are arranged one below the other. These levels 15 are five in number, for the five weeks of the current month, with pointer 5 moving along lane 4.

The transparent strip 4 steps on the step transitions of the left notched strip 16 and lies on the sloping part of the right notched strip 17. The width of the tape 4 is equal to the height of one box 15, whereby the tape cannot be pulled out unless it is released by the stepped transition of the serrated strips 16.17.

In order to move the belt 4, it is necessary to extend it along its length through the elastic element 19, thus allowing it to pass freely through the corresponding tooth 18 at the level 15, taking it to the lower level of the next week. From the left side of the lane 4, again, stretch left and move down until the lane 4 is lowered to the lower level. In the presence of the teeth 18 of the left notched strip 16, it is impossible to move the transparent strip 4 down freely without forcing it to be stretched along its length.

In a further embodiment, the right toothed strip 17 is at a higher elevation relative to the left toothed strip 16, and in the particular embodiment, this slope relative to the horizontal is at an angle α = 12.5 °.

In another embodiment of the calendar, the calendar 2 is fixed at a distance from the upper main edge of the back 1, in which a free field called the calendar chapter 6 is formed between them and is an advertising field.

An additional lane 8 is mounted on the head 6, with the figures of the year marked on it. The additional strip 8 is mounted to the head 6 with creased and punched ears 9 passing through pre-made punched slots 10 in the tray 1 and folded behind it.

Claims (6)

Claims 1. A calendar consisting of a back, to which a multi-sheet calendar is attached, comprising a set of paper sheets, with three zones arranged on each sheet above each other, respectively, upper, middle and lower, and each zone has five levels placed one below the other, representing the weeks, such as on the middle zone and on the back and the calendar, a transparent band is fastened by an elastic element, and a pointer is attached to it, to mark the day of the house, and the latch of the transparent band to one of the five levels / week / of the middle zone is realized by a locking element, characterized in that the locking element is a stepped toothed strip (16,17) formed on the two opposite vertical edges of the back (1) of the calendar, as one grooved strip the stepped transitions are oriented upwards and the other one oriented downwards, the fixation of the transparent band (4) with the index window (5) being made by the corresponding stepped transition of the upward serrated strip. Calendar according to claim 1, characterized in that the stepped toothed stripes (16, 17) are arranged at different heights, whereby the formed levels (15) of the strip (14) are inclined. Calendar according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the step transitions of the right notched strip (17) are oriented downwards and the left notched strip (16) are oriented upwards, whereby the movement of the index window (5), moved for each succeeding day of the week is ascending. Calendar according to claims 1,2 and 3, characterized in that the calendar (2) is attached to the back (1) of the calendar by a spiral element (7) mounted in openings (3) formed in the area of the upper main edge on the back (1) of the calendar. 5. A calendar according to claim 1,2, and 3, characterized in that the calendar (2) is fixed at a distance from the upper main edge of the back (1) of the calendar, with a free field called a head (6) formed between them. ) on the calendar, which is an ad field. A calendar according to claim 1,2,3,4 and 5, characterized in that an additional band (8) is mounted on the head (6), on which the figures of the year are marked, such as the attachment of the additional band (8). 8) to the tray (6) is through creased and punched ears (9) passing through punched slots (10) formed on the back (1) of the calendar.