JP2002024900A - Money bar transport case, money bar exchanger for storing the case and money bar exchange service system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a case for safely transporting money bars by eliminating transfer of the money bars, etc., by transporting the money bar transport case to a convenience store, etc., and unlocking it after installing it on an exchanger and the money bar exchanger for storing this transport case. SOLUTION: The money bar transport case 10 is engaged with a case main body 11 at a second position by operation of a key 13, and the required number of money bars 61 are stored from a clearance 63 between the body 11 and a cover body 20. The case body 11 is re-engaged with a first position by operation of the key 13 after storing the money bars, locked and transported to a destination. Such the money bar transport case 11 is store in a case storage part 145 of the money bar exchanger, engaged with the second position by operation of the key 13, and the clearance 63 is opened between the body 11 and the cover body 20. Continuously, the required number of the money bars 61 are dropped due to their dead weight by opening, closing and operating a door part 183 arranged under this opening part, and then it becomes possible to exchange bills and the money bars with each other.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a case for transporting a so-called coin bar in which a predetermined number of disc-shaped coins are piled up and packaged together in a columnar body, a coin-rolling machine for accommodating this case, and a coin bar comprising the same It relates to a currency exchange service system.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In places such as financial institutions, department stores, and convenience stores that handle a large number of bills and coins, the efficiency of cash management and the efficiency of cash processing operations are increased by mechanization. Coins of 1 yen, 5 yen, 10 yen, 50 yen, etc. are stacked 50 times each and coins wrapped in vinyl or the like are used more frequently than rose coins because they are easier to handle. Are often set up in financial institutions. In such a money changing machine, the exchange of bills and coins is frequently repeated, and it is necessary to sequentially supply and replenish a predetermined amount of coins accordingly. The coins placed in the bin were taken out of the hemp bags and the like, and supplied to the storage cassettes of the coin exchange machine.

[0003]

However, hemp bags and the like require not only careful handling but also
It was not a safe vehicle. That is, the hemp bag can be easily torn by a blade or the like, and furthermore, the sealing cannot be firmly performed. In addition, the transfer from a hemp bag or the like to a storage cassette or the like of a money changing machine is complicated, and a work error or the like sometimes occurs.

The present invention has been made in view of this point, and an object of the present invention is to form a bar-rolling case from a solid material such as a thick metal plate and attach a locking device to the case.
By storing and locking the coins in this case at a financial institution, transporting them to a convenience store, etc., and attaching them to a coin-changing machine, unlocking them, eliminating the need to transfer coins, etc. An object of the present invention is to provide a case in which a bar can be transported safely without touching the bar during transportation.

The present invention further provides a coin-rolling machine for storing a coin-roll carrying case and exchanging bills and coins.

Further, the present invention provides a money changing service system for performing a money changing service for banknotes and coins in accordance with a coin changing pattern.

[0007]

The above object can be achieved by the following means. The coin-roll carrying case of the present invention has a box body having an open side wall, a coin-roll storing portion arranged in the main body for accommodating a plurality of coin-rolls, and slidably mounted in the opening of the main body. A lid provided with a locking portion for locking the main body at the first position or the second position, wherein when the main body is locked at the first position, the main body and the lid are connected to each other. Is locked in a closed state, and when locked at the second position, a gap is formed between the main body and the lid so that the bar can be stored or taken out from the gap.

[0008] In the bar-roll carrying case of the present invention, a plurality of walls constituting the box body are connected to each other by a fixing means in which no disassembling means appears outside. The coin-roll carrying case of the present invention is further arranged so that the coin-roll storing section for storing the coin-roll allows the coin-roll to roll or slide. Further, the interval between both side walls of the coin-roll storing section for storing the coin-roll is twice the distance R from the center point in the longitudinal direction of the coin-roll to the outer peripheral surface of the coin-roll end.
Within R. In the bar-roll carrying case of the present invention, a keyhole is further provided on one wall of the box body, and the keyhole is engaged with the locking portion of the lid, and the main body is positioned and locked at the first position or the second position. A locking device is provided. The coin-roll carrying case of the present invention is further provided with a detecting unit for detecting the presence or absence of the coin along the shape of the coin-roll storing unit on one wall surface of the box body. The coin-roll carrying case of the present invention is further formed with a size adapted to the coin-roll for each denomination.

Further, the coin-rolling changer of the present invention corresponds to a case storage portion into which the bar-metal carrying case can be detachably mounted, an engaging portion for positioning the case on the bottom plate of the case storing portion, and a gap between the carrying case. An opening is provided, and a door is provided to open and close the opening by approaching the back surface of the bottom plate. In the bar-and-roller changer of the present invention, at least one side wall is further provided in the box housing portion, and a sensor is provided on the side wall at a position facing the detecting portion of the bar-roll carrying case so as to detect the presence or absence of the bar. . The bar-and-roller changer of the present invention further includes a plurality of case storage sections into which the bar-roll carrying case can be detachably mounted, and the plurality of box storing sections allow mounting of different bar-roll transporting cases. . Further, in the coin-roll exchange service system of the present invention, a coin-roll carrying case is mounted in a case storage section of the coin-roller, and a desired coin-roll is dropped by its own weight by opening and closing a door.

[0010]

By operating a key provided on the front wall of the carrying case, the case main body is locked at the second position, a gap is opened between the main body and the lid, and a necessary number of metal bars are opened from the gap. To store. After the storage of the coins, the case body is locked at the first position by operating the key again, locked, and transported to the destination. In this state, the carrying case is formed of a solid material and is locked, so that people involved in carrying can safely carry it to the destination without touching the bar.

[0011] Further, in a locked state, the coin-rolling carrying case is inserted and fixed into the case storing portion of the coin-rolling machine, and then, by operating a key, the case main body is locked at the second position. A gap is opened between the cover and the lid. Subsequently, by opening and closing the door provided below the opening, the required number of coins is dropped by its own weight, and it is possible to exchange bills and coins. For this reason, it is not necessary to transfer the bar money to the money changing machine, and troubles due to the transfer can be avoided.

[0012]

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIGS. 1 to 4 are a perspective view and a partial cross-sectional view of a metal bar transport case of the present invention. The transport case 10 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape, and includes a main body 11 and a lid 2.
It consists of 0. The main body 11 has one wall opened, and a lid 20 is slidably mounted in the opening so that the opening can be opened and closed.

The main body 11 is provided with a handle 12 and a keyhole for easy carrying on one longitudinal wall surface of a rectangular parallelepiped, and the main body 11 and a lid 20 described later are locked or fixed at a predetermined position. A key 13 for positioning the lid is attached to the cover. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a main part taken along a dotted line AA in FIG. 2, and L-shaped engagement pieces 42, 43 are provided on end edges of both side wall plates 40, 41 forming the main body 11. It is fixed along the longitudinal direction by welding or the like.

On the other hand, the lid 20 has three side walls 22 and 2.
3 and 24 are bent and erected, and the ends of the side walls 22, 23 and 24 are fixed by means of welding or the like. Board 4
The dimensions are such that they come into sliding contact with the outer wall surfaces of 0 and 41. Further, the bottom plate 21 between the side walls 23 and 24 is provided with bent portions 26 and 27 in which both longitudinal edges are bent stepwise.
5 by welding or the like, the bottom plate 21 and the bent portions 26, 2
7, gaps 26d and 27d are formed. A protruding piece 30 having a substantially U-shape when viewed from the side in the longitudinal direction is attached to the plate 25 by welding or the like at a position close to the lid 20, and further, the bottom plate 21 and the plate 25 are A plurality of through-holes 35 and 36 are provided on both sides of the protruding piece 30, respectively, and these through-holes 35 and 36 function as positioning and fixing means when mounted on a bar-and-roller changer described later. . (See Figures 2 and 4)

The lid 20 is attached to the main body 11 by the lid 20.
L provided on both side wall plates 40 and 41 of the main body 11 from the open end of
The lid 20 is slidably engaged with the main body 11 by inserting the ends of the U-shaped engagement pieces 42 and 43 into the gaps 26 d and 27 d formed between the bottom plate 21 and the plate 25. You. Locking and positioning of the main body 11 and the lid 20 are performed by inserting a key (not shown) into a key hole 14 of a key 13 provided on a wall surface of the main body 11.
The locking piece 4 is rotatably rotated by inserting
5, when the locking piece 45 is locked to one end of the U-shaped projection piece 30 and the side close to the side wall 22, the lid 20 is locked in the main body 11 in a sealed state, and When engaged with the other end, the main body 11 separates from the wall surface 22 and is fixed at the retracted position. At this position, a gap corresponding to a U-shaped width is provided between the main body 11 and the open end of the lid 20. , Forming an opening. This opening is set at an interval that allows the bar to pass freely, as described later. (See Fig. 3)

Next, referring to FIG. 5 to FIG.
Further, the structure of a shelf housed in the main body will be described in detail. FIG.
Shows a state in which a part of the main body 11 of FIG. 1 is broken and turned upside down for easy explanation. The main body 11 includes a substantially U-shaped member 70 obtained by bending a plate and a pair of side walls 41, 4.
Consists of two. The U-shaped member 70 is formed by a bottom wall plate 71 (an upper wall plate as viewed from FIG. 1) and a side wall plate bent upright from the bottom wall plate 71, and a pair of opposing side wall plates 72, 73 are U-shaped. A long, side wall plate that is elongated on the other side is formed by a plurality of strips 75a, 75b and strips 76a, 76b, which are offset from one another, with the ends of the side wall boards 40, 41 between. Parts can be inserted and fixed.

Inside the U-shaped member 70, one side plate 72 is provided.
The mounting holes 85,
The pair of side wall plate mounting members 80 and 81 provided with 86 are fixed by welding or the like. Further, both ends of the pair of side wall plates 72 and 73 are bent stepwise, and a pair of crank-shaped plates 90 and 91 having a crank-shaped cross section are fixed by welding or the like. A gap is formed between the ends of the crank-shaped plates 90 and 91, and the gap is formed in the
The engaging pieces provided at 0 and 41 can be inserted.

Since a pair of side wall plates fixed to both sides of the U-shaped member 70 have the same structure, one side wall plate 41 will be described in detail. The side wall plate 41 is bent upright at both ends in the longitudinal direction to form engaging pieces 95 and 96, and a fixing piece 98 having a mounting hole 99 below one of the engaging pieces 95 is fixed by welding or the like. Also, one side surface of the side wall plate 41, an L-shaped engaging piece 43 on the upper end of the surface on which the engaging pieces 95 and 96 and the mounting piece 98 are provided, and a plurality of coin-roll storage shelves to be described later dispersed on the plate surface. Support members 100, 101, 102, 10
3 is fixed by welding or the like. 105, 106, 107
Is a mounting hole for fixing the shelf board.

The dispersed arrangement of the supporting members 100 to 103 is as follows.
In a state in which a plurality of storage shelves are mounted, the support members 100 to 103 are fixed to the side wall plates 41, respectively, such that the shelves are substantially V-shaped in a substantially horizontal direction.
Further, a plurality of detection holes 65 for detecting the number of coins are provided along the horizontal V-shape (see FIGS. 8 and 9). This detection port may be provided on one side wall 41 or both side walls. In addition, these through holes 65 are formed at positions slightly lower than the center movement position of the circular end face of the bar so that the bar does not catch when the bar is rolled or slid.
These through holes 65 can be replaced with slits along these through holes 65 as necessary.

The storage shelves are made up of shelves 51, 52 bent in a substantially horizontal V-shape and flat shelves 50, 53. Supporting members are provided at both ends of each of the shelves 50, 51, 52, 53. 100
A plurality of mounting holes 11 are provided at positions corresponding to the mounting holes 103 to 103.
0, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117
Is provided, and a part of the tip of one shelf 53 is bent downward,
It functions as a guide for dropping coins.

FIG. 7 shows one side plate 4 on the U-shaped member 70.
1 is a perspective view of a state where storage shelves 50 to 53 are assembled. As is clear from this figure, each of the storage shelves 50-53
Are respectively opposed to the shelves 50, 51 and the shelves 52, 53, and are arranged substantially in a V-shape in the horizontal axis direction. In addition, the mounting of each shelf board is performed in each of the mounting holes 105 to 10.
7 and 110 to 117 using fixing means such as screws. By this assembling, a substantially horizontal V-shaped space portion 60 is formed between the two shelves, and a plurality of bar bars can be stored in this space portion.

The coins housed in the space 60 have a columnar shape as shown in FIG. 10, and usually one coin is formed of 50 coins. The length is 1 yen, 5 yen, 10
It differs depending on the yen, the 50 yen coin, and the 100 yen coin, and the length of the coin bar is generally as follows. 1 yen coin 50 coins about 90.0mm 5 yen coin 50 coins about 76.0mm 10 yen coin 50 coins about 87.5mm 100 yen coin 50 coins about 85.5mm This space In order to continuously roll or slide the shelves stored in the portion 60 and to take out the main body 11 by the weight of the bar, the length of the bar depends on the denomination. And the width of the space 60 is important. That is, the bar 61 is cut from the dotted line CC, and the center point 6 of the bar is cut.
2 and the distance from the center point 62 to the outer periphery of the end of the bar is R
Then, the width D of the space portion 60 is set within a range of 2R, which is twice the length of drawing an arc of radius R around the center point 62. This width D is about 76.0 m in length of 50 bar coins of 50 yen coins.
m, 2R is calculated based on this length.
2R is about 88.0 mm.

Therefore, within this range, the bar 6
1 can smoothly roll or slide in the space and move while contacting the side wall plates 40 and 41 on both sides. When the width D of the space portion is larger than 2R, the bar is inclined in this space, and the subsequent movement of the bar is prevented, and the bar does not smoothly slide or slide on the shelf surface. Therefore, since the width D of the space portion 60 differs depending on the bar type for each denomination, the outer dimensions of the carrying case 10 are formed in a shape having the width D of the space portion corresponding to the length of the bar portion for each denomination. I do.

Although the materials of the main body 11, the side walls 40, 41, and the lid 20 have been described as being made of metal plates, these members are not limited to metal plates, but can be formed of resin. That is, the main body 11 and the lid 20 may be integrally molded, and a mounting piece or the like for attaching a storage body or the like may be fixed later, or
These can also be integrally molded in advance. Thereby, the metal plate can be formed easily and inexpensively as compared with the case where the metal plate is fixed by welding, screwing or the like and assembled. Also,
Airtightness is improved because the number of connections of the metal plate is reduced. Further, the storage shelf plate may be made of either metal or resin.

FIGS. 8 and 9 are cross-sectional views taken along the dotted line BB in FIG. 1. A method of storing and removing the bar will be described with reference to these figures. The lid 20 is attached to the main body 11 by the method illustrated in FIG. At this time, in a state in which the operating piece 45 interlocked with the key (not shown) is locked to the left end of the U-shaped projection piece 30, the lid 20 covers the opening of the main body 11, and the inside of the main body is closed. Unless the operation piece 45 is rotated by the key to release the lock, the bar bar stored inside cannot be taken out. Next, when the operating piece 45 is rotated by operating the key to release the engagement with the left end of the U-shaped projection piece 30 and the main body 11 is pushed from the handle 12, the main body 11 moves. And the right end of the U-shaped protrusion 30, and a gap 63 is formed between the open end of the lid 20 and the main body 11.

Then, a plurality of coin bars are stored and taken out from the gap 63. The storage of the coins is turned upside down with the gap 63 of the main body 11 opened, and the gravity of the coins is used.
The storage piece is rolled or slid on the storage shelf sequentially from the gap 63 and stored, and after the storage of the predetermined number of coins is completed, the operation piece 45 is rotated by a key, and the operation piece 45 is Is locked and locked in front of the protruding piece 30. By this locking, when transporting the bar, the bar can be safely transported without touching the internal bar. When the bar is taken out of the main body, the lock is released by a key operation, and the cover 20 is slid and taken out from the gap.

FIG. 12 shows another embodiment.
The shape of the container is characteristic. That is, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the conventional housing has a substantially inverted V-shaped cross section in the horizontal axis direction, whereas the housing 205 has a cross-sectional shape. Has a substantially inverted S-shape. The inverted S-shaped container 205 includes a plurality of shelves 201,
202 may be formed in combination, or one integrally formed of metal or resin may be used. Storage body 20
5 is formed in an inverted S-shape as described above,
Compared to the V-shaped one, it can be made vertically long and the bar can be dropped smoothly by its own weight. In addition, although the thing which made the storage body V-shaped and inverted S-shaped was described, this shape is not limited to these, In short, if it is the shape of the structure which a bar can drop by its own weight, it will be described above. It is not limited to the shape.

Next, a description will be given of a coin-rolling machine equipped with the coin-roll transporting case 10. FIG. 13 shows a coin-changing machine 12.
0 is a perspective view showing the front surface of the coin, and at the top of its front part 121, a currency exchange bill insertion slot 122, an LCD type currency exchange amount display unit 123 for displaying the amount of money inserted into this insertion slot, 1 yen, 5 yen,
An LCD type exchange pattern display section 124 for displaying the number of coins for every 50 yen coins of 10, 50 yen and 100 yen, a touch-type exchange pattern selection button 125, and a touch-type confirmation button 126 for this selection are provided. The front part 12
In the lower part of 1, a coin-drawing slot 130 for a 100-yen coin,
A coin-extracting port 131 for 50-yen coins or 10-yen coins and a take-out port 132 for 5 yen or 1-yen coins are provided. Further, an electronic control unit 128 for converting the inserted bills and the number of coins for each denomination and performing necessary display and the like is provided at an upper portion inside the money changing machine 120.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing the back surface 140 of the money changing machine, showing the back door 141 opened. The inner partition wall 142 is provided with a plurality of case storage portions 145 to 149 into which the bar-roll carrying cases 10 having different dimensions for the respective denominations are inserted, and the storage portions 145, 146, 147, 148, and 149 are respectively provided in order. , 100
It corresponds to the coin-roll carrying cases of yen, 50 yen, 10 yen, 5 yen and 1 yen coin, respectively.

These storage portions 145 to 149 are provided at slightly higher positions, respectively, corresponding to the denominations of the coin-roll taking-out ports 130 to 132 on the front surface of the money changing machine. Facilitates discharge to the outlet.

Each of the storage portions 145 to 149 has the same structure, though having different dimensions, for storing different transport cases 10 depending on denominations. FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a main part of the one opening 145 by breaking an upper part thereof. The bottom plate 160 of the storage portion 145 has a pair of low cylindrical projections 1 protruding from the bottom plate 160 near its front surface.
61 and 162 are formed. In the back of the storage section 145,
An opening 165 having substantially the same size as the gap 63 of the main body 11 is provided, and the bar is dropped from the opening 165 to the outlet 130. Reference numeral 166 denotes a rear positioning locking piece of the carrying case 10.

A detection hole 170 for detecting the presence or absence of a coin bar is provided on the left side wall plate of the storage portion 145, and the position thereof corresponds to the detection hole 65 provided along the arrangement shape of the coin bar storage shelf plate. To Further, a plate 175 is disposed on the back side of the side wall plate, and a bar detecting element 176 is attached to the plate 175 at a position facing the detection hole 170. This detection element 17
Numeral 6 is provided with an LED type light emitting section and a CCD type light receiving section, and receives the light of the light emitting section reflected from the metal bar through each of the detection holes 65 and the detection holes 170 to determine the presence or absence of the metal bar. Is to be detected. The plurality of elements 176 are fixed to the detection holes 170 of the plate body 175 by annular fixing fittings 177, respectively. The distribution lines 178 and 179 are connected to a main circuit (not shown) of the detection panel 175. Although the detection element is provided on the plate body 175 separate from the side wall plate 143, it may be attached to the side wall plate 143.

FIG. 17 is a sectional view of a main part in a state where it is mounted on the coin-roll transporting case 10 and the coin-rolling changer 120. The removal of the coin bar will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, the case storage unit of the money changer 120 is provided with a different coin-roll carrying case for each denomination, but since the mounting method and the removing method of the coin bar are the same, the carrying case attached to the storage unit 145 is used. The relationship with 10 will be described.

The bar-roll carrier case 10 storing the bar-roll is inserted into the storage section 145 of the money changing machine 120 at a slight angle. Then, the through-holes 35 and 36 of the lid 20 are fitted into the projections 161 and 162 of the bottom plate 160, whereby the lid 20 is
Fixed to 60. In this state, the operation piece 45 is rotated by a key to release the engagement between the operation piece 45 and the U-shaped projection piece 30, and the rear end of the main body 11 is moved from the near side to the back side by the locking piece. When the key is rotated, the operating piece 45 is locked with the other end of the protruding piece 30 to lock the key.

An opening / closing device 180 for opening and closing the opening 165 is provided on the lower surface of the bottom plate 160. This opening and closing device 180
A space 181 for temporarily receiving a coin-roll,
Slider 183 that reciprocates in this space in the direction of arrow A
And a driving device 186 for reciprocatingly driving the slider 183 via a driving shaft 185. The space 181 for temporarily accepting the coin-roll is located at the coin-drawing opening 130 on the front of the coin-changing machine.
Is connected to a coin-roll transfer path 182 which leads to the above. Slider 18
3 has a surface which is substantially the same as or larger than the opening 165 as shown in FIG. When the slider 183 moves to the position shown by the solid line in FIG. 19, a space for temporarily receiving the bar is formed as shown by the chain line in FIG. The drive unit 186 is controlled by the electronic control unit 128 based on information from each sensor 176 and information from the exchange pattern selection display unit 124.

Next, the exchange of coins will be described. A bill is inserted into the insertion port 122 of the coin-roller, and a selection button 125
To select the exchange pattern. For example, 100
When exchanging zero bills, one 10-yen coin and one 5-yen coin
The exchange pattern of five, one coin and five coins is displayed on the display unit 124. In view of this display, if another exchange pattern, for example, one coin of 50 yen, one coin of five yen, and five coins of one yen is required, the selection button 125 is pressed and the above pattern is selected. Press the confirm button 126. Then, the internal electronic control unit 128 sends a signal to the drive unit 186 according to the exchange pattern, and controls the opening / closing unit 180 corresponding to each coin-roll carrying case. The driving device 186 that has received the instruction from the electronic control device 128 moves the slider 183 via the driving shaft 185 as shown by the arrow A in FIG. Each time this opening / closing cycle is performed, the coin-roll 61 in the coin-roll storing section 60 is sent to the coin-roll transfer path 182 through the coin-roll provisional receiving space 181, and further, the respective coin-roll removing ports 131 on the front of the apparatus. , 132.

[0037]

As described above, according to the present invention, the metal bar transport case is made of a solid material such as a thick metal plate, and a locking device is attached to the metal bar transport case. Since the gold can be stored in this case, locked, and transported to a convenience store or the like, the rod can be transported safely without touching the rod during transportation. Further, the bar-roll carrying case of the present invention has a plurality of through-holes or longitudinal slits formed on at least one side wall to detect whether or not the bar is stored, so that the presence or absence of the stored bar can be easily detected. As well as
In the state where the coin-roll carrying case is mounted on the money changing machine, the presence or absence of the coin-roll can be easily detected, so that the coin-roll management becomes easy.

Further, since the metal rod carrying case of the present invention has a structure in which screws and the like that enable disassembly do not appear on the outer surface, it is difficult to disassemble from the outside in the locked state, and is excellent as a safe carrying tool for metal rods. I have. In addition, the coin-rolling carrying case is inserted into the case storing portion of the coin-changing machine in a locked state and fixed, and then, by operating a key, the case main body is locked at the second position, and the main body and the lid are closed. The opening and closing operation of the door provided below this opening allows the required number of bars to be dropped by its own weight. It can be easily attached to a money changer, and the management of bar money is more secure. That is, after the bar is stored in the carrying case, the carrying case is locked, so that the carrying case cannot be easily opened from the outside. It is maintained until it is stored in the storage unit, and after the storage, unless it is unlocked by operating a key, the coin bar cannot be touched. Furthermore, the coin-roll exchange system of the present invention can easily exchange bills and coins according to the coin-exchange pattern, and can easily grasp the remaining amount of coins and the like in the exchange machine,
Easy management of bar money.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a coin-roll carrying case according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a lid constituting the coin-roll carrying case according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which a cover of the coin-roll carrying case according to the embodiment of the present invention is partially opened.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a main part of the coin-roll carrying case according to the embodiment of the present invention, taken along a dotted line AA in FIG. 1;

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a U-shaped bar transporting case according to an embodiment of the present invention;
It is a perspective view showing the state where a part of character shape member was broken and turned upside down.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a main part of a state in which the bar-roll carrying case according to the embodiment of the present invention is disassembled and turned upside down.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a main part of a state in which the assembly structure of the coin-roll carrying case according to one embodiment of the present invention is inverted.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the coin-roll carrying case according to the embodiment of the present invention, taken along a dotted line BB in FIG.

FIG. 9 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the bar-roll carrying case according to the embodiment of the present invention in a state where a lid is opened.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a metal bar.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a relationship between the size of the coin-roll and the width of the coin-roll storing portion of the coin-roll carrying case.

FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to FIG. 8 of a bar-roll carrying case according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a front perspective view of a coin-rolling machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view of the coin-roller changer according to the embodiment of the present invention in a state where the back surface is open.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a main part of the case changer of the bar-and-roller changer according to one embodiment of the present invention by cutting a part of a case housing part.

FIG. 16 is a sectional view of a main part showing a sensor for detecting a coin bar in a case storage portion of the coin bar changer according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view showing a main part of a state in which the bar-roll carrying case according to the embodiment of the present invention is mounted on a bar-roller changer.

FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing an opening / closing device for a case storage portion of the coin-rolling machine according to one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a cross-sectional view of a main part showing an opening / closing function of an opening / closing device of a case storage portion of the coin-rolling machine according to one embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 10 coin-roll carrying case 11 main body (box body) 12 handle 13 key 14 key hole 20 lid 30 projection piece (locking portion) 41, 42 side wall plate (wall body) 45 operating piece (locking device) 50, 51, 52 , 53 shelf board (shelf board) 61 metal bar 63 gap 65 detection hole (detection unit) 70 U-shaped member (wall body) 120 metal bar money changer 145, 146, 147, 148, 149 case storage unit 165 opening 175 Plate 176 Detector 183 Slider (door)

Claims (20)

[Claims] 1. A box body having an opening on one side wall, a coin-roll storage portion disposed in the main body, for storing a plurality of coin-bars, and a main body slidably mounted in an opening of the main body. The first
And a lid provided with a locking portion that locks at the second position or the second position. When the main body is locked at the first position, the main body and the lid are locked in a closed state. Wherein a bar is formed between the main body and the lid when locked at the second position, so that the bar can be stored or taken out from the gap. . 2. The coin-roll transporting case according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of walls constituting the main body of the box are connected to each other by fixing means that does not have any disassembling means. 3. The transporting case according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of walls constituting the box body are formed by integral molding. 4. The bar-metal carrying case according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of walls constituting the main body of the box are connected from inside of the main body by fixing means. 5. The bar-roll transporting case according to claim 1, wherein the bar-roll storing section for storing the bar is provided with a shelf plate so that the bar can be rolled or slid. 6. A shelf plate body of a coin-roll storing section for storing coin-rolls,
6. The metal bar carrier case according to claim 1, wherein the metal bar carrier case is arranged in a substantially V-shape. 7. A coin-roll storage portion for storing coin-rolls is substantially inverted S
6. The metal bar transport case according to claim 1, wherein a letter-shaped member is arranged. 8. The interval between both side walls of the coin-roll storing portion for storing the coin-roll is set to a length within 2R of twice the distance R from the longitudinal center point of the coin-roll to the outer peripheral surface of the coin-roll end. The metal bar carrier case according to any one of claims 5 to 7. 9. A locking device for providing a keyhole in one wall of a box body, engaging the keyhole with a locking portion of a lid, and positioning and locking the body in a first position or a second position. 9. The bar transport case according to claim 1, further comprising: 10. The transporting case according to claim 1, wherein a handle is provided on one wall of the box body. 11. A bar-roll carrying case according to claim 1, further comprising a detecting portion provided on one wall surface of the box body for detecting the presence or absence of a bar along the shape of the bar-roll storing portion. . 12. The detection unit according to claim 1, wherein the detection unit is a plurality of through holes.
1. The coin-roll carrying case according to 1. 13. The detecting section is a slit-like groove formed by a bar or bar that is elongated along the rolling or sliding direction.
1. The coin-roll carrying case according to 1. 14. A metal bar carrying case according to claim 1, wherein said metal bar carrying case is formed in a size adapted to the size of the metal bar for each denomination. 15. A case storage part for detachably mounting the metal bar transport case according to claim 1; a locking part for positioning the transport case on a bottom plate of the case storage part; A coin changing machine provided with an opening corresponding to a gap in a carrying case and a door for opening and closing the opening by approaching the back surface of the bottom plate. 16. The rod according to claim 15, wherein at least one side wall is provided in the case storage part, and a plurality of sensors for detecting the presence or absence of the rod are provided on the side wall at a position facing the detection part of the rod-metal carrying case. Money exchange machine. 17. A plate is provided adjacent to at least one side wall surface of the case storage portion, and a plurality of sensors for detecting the presence or absence of the bar at a position facing the detection portion of the bar transport case are provided on the plate. The money changer according to claim 15, further comprising: 18. A plurality of case storage sections to which a bar-roll carrying case can be attached so as to be able to be freely pulled out, wherein each of the plurality of case storing sections can mount a different bar-roll transporting case for each denomination. Item 18. A coin-changing machine according to any one of Items 17. 19. The bar-roller transporting case according to any one of claims 1 to 14 is mounted on a case storage portion of the bar-roller changer according to any one of claims 15 to 18, and a door is opened and closed. , A coin-rolling service system in which a desired coin-roll is dropped by its own weight. 20. The bar-roller transporting case according to any one of claims 1 to 14 is mounted on a case storage portion of the bar-roller changer according to any one of claims 15 to 18, and a door is opened and closed. In this way, a desired coin-roll is dropped by its own weight, and the number of coins in the coin-roll carrying case can be calculated by a sensor.