JP2002254860A - Combined book for housing disc - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To house a disc such that a disc housing unit and the paper of a book are integrated and a place housing the disc will not become thick in a shape isolated from the paper of the book while having a uniform thickness as the whole of the book when a disc having image information or auditory information are to be housed in the combined book. SOLUTION: In a combined book for housing the disc A, in which a plurality of pages of paper 4 are bonded by an adhesive agent to the inner surface of a back cover for the combined book consisting of a front cover 1, a rear cover 2 and the back cover 3, the side surface of the front cover 1 is constituted of a disc housing section 5 consisting of a housing recess 51 capable of housing the disc A so as to be flush with the same or lower, a retaining projection 52 for retaining the penetrating hole (a) for mounting the disc A projected into the housing recess 51, and a rim part 53 provided on the periphery of the housing recess 51.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a book for accommodating a disc, and more particularly, to a book sheet having an arbitrary number of pages and a cover such as a front cover or a back cover serving as a disc accommodating section capable of accommodating the disc. The present invention relates to a bound book for storing integrally bound discs.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Books related to learning, language, etc., provide textual information, graphic information, photographic information, and the like printed thereon in a visual manner. Compact Disc (CD), Mini Disc (MD), Laser Disc (registered trademark) (LD), Digital Video Disc (DV)
D) and other recording media (hereinafter, referred to as discs) are stored between the papers constituting the book and distributed on the market.

[0003] The storage structure of these discs in a book is such that a bag having a special structure such as folding thin paper is bound together with the book, a front cover or a back cover, or a separate book. There are known a cardboard in which a bag is attached to a cardboard, a book in which a cardboard having a tray storage recess formed therein is bound, and a disk storage tray is fitted in the recess.

[0004]

However, in the former method of storing the disk in the bag body, the place where the disk is stored is thicker than other parts, so that the disk is placed on the book paper located on the upper and lower sides of the disk. Lines may be formed along the contour of the paper, and this paper may be damaged. Etc. may invade.

[0005] The latter method of storing a disk in the disk storage tray is good in terms of loading and unloading of the disk and protecting the disk. However, because of the dual structure of the cardboard and the tray, the disk is stored in the recess so that the tray does not drop. Need to be creative,
Further, the weight of the entire book may be slightly increased.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is directed to a booklet for storing a disc having a plurality of pages of book paper adhered to the inner surface of the spine of a book cover consisting of a front cover, a back cover and a spine. An accommodating recess capable of accommodating a disc to be flush with the thickness so as to fit within the thickness, an engaging projection for retaining a disc mounting through-hole protruding into the accommodating recess, and an edge provided around the accommodating recess. This is a book for accommodating a disk provided with a disk accommodating unit constituted by a disk unit.

[0007]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a combination for accommodating a disc according to the present invention.

FIG. 1 shows a hard disc cover made of a so-called cardboard cover, which is capable of accommodating a circular disc and a card-shaped disc.
A book cover consisting of a front cover 1, a back cover 2, and a spine 3;
A plurality of pages of book paper 4 are adhered to the inner surface of the back cover 3 with an adhesive, and the side of the book cover 1 is a disk storage unit 5, 50, and the cover 1 itself is a disk storage unit 5, 50. 5
It is 0.

[0009] The book cover is composed of a plank-shaped front cover 1, a plank-shaped back cover 2, and a plank-shaped spine 3, and the book 4 is a plurality of signatures, the back of which is an adhesive. To form a bound book which is stuck to the inner surface of the backstrip 3 and accommodates the disc.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the disk storage sections 5 and 50 have a thick cover-like cover 1 (or a back cover 2) formed slightly larger than the size of the book 4 as in the case of a normal cover.
The book cover 4 of the cover main body which is constituted by itself and forms the cover 1
Storage recesses 51 and 511 provided on the side surface, through hole a for mounting disk A and through hole b for mounting disk B
(Not shown), and edges 53, 531 provided around storage recesses 51, 511.
And formed.

The storage recess has a circumference slightly larger than that of the disk to be stored. In this embodiment, the storage recess 51 is a circle slightly larger in diameter than the diameter of the circular disk A to be stored. It is a rectangle slightly larger than the shape of the rectangular disk B (not shown) to be stored.

When the discs A and B (not shown) are stored, the discs A and B
(Not shown) has a depth at least flush with the storage recesses 51, 511, and in this embodiment, the thickness of the disks A and B (not shown) is 1.2 mm. Therefore, it is formed at 1.22 mm, which is slightly deeper than its thickness.

Accordingly, the thickness of the front cover 1 (or the back cover 2) in which the storage recesses 51 and 511 are formed is formed to be larger than the depth of the storage recesses 51 and 511 formed. Since the depths of the storage recesses 51 and 511 are 1.22 mm, they are formed to 1.5 mm. This thickness is appropriately selected in consideration of the thickness of the disc to be stored, the contents of the bound book, the binding, and the like.

The front cover 1 (or the back cover 2)
Usually, it is a cardboard material called a so-called hard cover, but it may be a synthetic resin material having a predetermined thickness.

The locking projections 52, 521 are provided in the storage recess 51,
511 protruding from almost the center of the disk A and B
(Not shown) are formed slightly smaller than the through holes a and b (not shown) so that the mounting through holes a and b (not shown) are held.
A small-diameter cylindrical body that stands vertically to the 1,511 planes is cut to have elasticity. The locking projection has a shape corresponding to the through hole for mounting the disk, and usually has the same shape regardless of the shape of the disk.

The edges 53 and 531 are provided in the storage recesses 51 and 51, respectively.
1 and protects the edge of the disk. In this embodiment, when the front cover 1 (or the back cover 2) having the storage recesses 51 and 511 is aligned with the main paper 4, Plane edges 53 and 531, which extend to the edge of the cover sheet, so as not to form a gap. However, as long as it protects the boundary and the edge of the disk, it may be band-shaped.

Since the bound book for storing the disc is formed as in this embodiment, the disc storage section and the front or back cover have a sense of unity, and the commercial value of the book is increased.
It is preferable because it has little uncomfortable feeling.

In this embodiment, the circular disk A
Above the circular storage recess 51 for storing a card-shaped disc B (not shown).
1, a retaining projection 521 for holding a through hole b (not shown) for mounting a disk B (not shown) in the storage recess 511, and a flat edge around the entire circumference of the storage recess 511. 531
Is formed so as to be able to store disks B (not shown) having different shapes. Either the circular storage portion 5 or the rectangular storage portion 50 is formed. Alternatively, a plurality of circular storage sections or rectangular storage sections may be formed.

In addition, the shape of the storage recess can be selected from an appropriate shape other than a circle or a rectangle in accordance with the shape of the disk.

In the above description, the disk storage portion is integrally formed on the thick front cover (or the back cover). However, the present invention is not limited to this. The disk storage portion is formed separately. Alternatively, the storage section may be substantially integrated with a cardboard sheet constituting a front cover (or a back cover) or a cover body having a smaller thickness.

The disk storage unit 5 shown in FIG.
A soft, semi-rigid, foamed synthetic resin such as polypropylene or polyethylene or a cardboard, which is almost the same size as the cover 4, and is slightly larger than the disc A so that the disc A can be stored properly. Is formed.

The storage recess 51 has a depth at which the disk A is at least flush with the storage recess 51 when the disk A is stored. 52 are provided so as to be able to hold the mounting through hole a of the disk A.

The locking projection 52 is formed slightly smaller than the through hole a for mounting the disk A, and cuts into a cylindrical body having a flat upper edge standing upright with respect to the surface of the storage recess 51 to increase elasticity. It had. A flat edge 53 with which the book paper comes into contact is formed around the storage recess 51.

The disk storage portion 5 is formed separately by injection molding or compression molding of synthetic resin or compression molding of cardboard, and this is adhered to the cover 11 constituting the front cover 1 (or the back cover 2). It is configured as a front cover 1 (or a back cover 2) by being adhered with an agent or integrally or detachably fitted. Note that the total thickness (total of the cover body and the disk storage portion) of the cover 1 (or the back cover 2) after being attached or fitted is the other back cover 2 (or the cover 1 ) Is preferably substantially the same as the thickness of

Since the book for storing the disc is formed as in this embodiment, the disc storage section is manufactured by matching the cover or the main body, or various disc storage sections are prepared and placed in advance. From these, the disc storage unit can be selected according to the cover and the text.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 5, the locking projection 52 and the edge 53 are separately formed of synthetic resin or cardboard according to the shape of the disk A to be stored, and these are formed on the cover 1.
(Or the back cover 2) is integrally adhered to almost the entire predetermined position of the cover body 11 to form a storage recess 51 slightly larger than the shape of the disk A, and the stored disk A is inserted from the storage recess 51. In order to prevent the fall, the small claw 54 for stopping is provided inside the edge 53. Even in this case, the total thickness of the cover 1 (or the back cover 2) after bonding (total of the cover body and the locking projections and edges) is the other back cover not provided. It is preferable that the thickness be approximately the same as the thickness of the cover 2 (or the cover 1).

Since the bound book for accommodating the disk is as shown in this embodiment, the locking projections 52 and the edges 53 of various shapes and dimensions are placed at predetermined positions on the cover of the bound book. By integrally bonding, it is possible to easily cope with and store disks of various shapes and dimensions.

Although not shown, a disk storage section is provided on the front side surface of the front cover (or the back cover), and when the disk is stored in the disk storage section, the disk can be identified at a glance and the disk surface can be seen. The description printed on the front cover (or the back cover) can appeal to the subscriber.

If the surface of the storage section in which these discs are stored is covered with a transparent thin film such as a synthetic resin film or cellophane or an opaque thin film, when a copy is placed at a store or when a copy is placed. When the disk is opened, the disk can be prevented from being stained or damaged. In addition, various characters and figures may be printed on these thin films for explanation of the contents.

When removing the disc from the bound book, hold the bound book as usual, open the front cover (or back cover), or expose the disc surface without opening it, and push the locking projection from above. It is pressed down with a finger and it is tilted inward by utilizing its elasticity, whereby the mounting hole of the disk is disengaged from the locking projection, and the disk can be taken out from the book.
Alternatively, the upper position of the locking claw provided inside the edge portion is pressed with a finger and the elasticity of the finger is used to tilt the locking claw outward, whereby the outer edge of the disk comes off from the locking claw,
The disk can be taken out of the storage recess.

As described above, the combined book according to the present invention is a combined book having a disk storage portion adapted to fit in the thickness of the cover, in which the disk is suitably stored or the disk can be stored preferably. One or a plurality of storage recesses are formed on the front or back cover, or on the front side or the side of the front and back covers, for storing discs of various shapes at the same level or less. A locking projection for holding a through-hole for mounting a disc is projected from the storage recess, and an edge is provided around the storage recess so that the disk is stored in the storage recess or the disk can be stored. It is.

[0032]

As described above, a copy containing a disc of the present invention is a copy having a cover such as a learning relation, an academic relation, a language relation, a novel relation, etc., and characters, figures, and photographs printed thereon. In order to add visual information such as moving images, still images and other auditory information such as music and dictation to the visual information such as a copy book having a disk storage part that fits within the thickness of the cover, The book cover and the book are integrated with each other, so that the disc storage section and the book are integrated, and the place where the disc is stored is the book paper. The disk can be housed with a uniform thickness as a whole without becoming thicker in a looser shape. In addition, lines along the contour of the disc are formed on the book paper located on the upper and lower sides of the disc, and the book is unlikely to be damaged due to this.

Needless to say, the stacks of discs containing discs can be stacked without bias even if they are stacked with discs not containing discs.

Further, the disc may be stored in a disc storage section constituting a cover after binding and bookbinding, or the disc may be stored in a disc storage section constituting a cover before bookbinding and then bound. it can.

In the case of the combined book, if the side of the cover sheet is formed in the disk storage section, the disk is stored, but the book sheet is easy to open, and the disk can be taken out if necessary, and the disk can be inserted into the device. After mounting, the user can view and read the text while operating, so that the use of the disc is more suitable.

If the front surface of the cover is formed in the disk storage section, the disk itself and the cover can be combined to further increase the interest of the subscriber.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a bound book according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened.

FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway plan view showing a state in which the bound book of FIG. 1 is opened.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a disc storage portion of the combined book according to FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a partially cut-away sectional view showing a state in which a bound book is opened according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a partially cut-away sectional view showing a state in which a book is opened according to still another embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A, B ... Disc a ... Disc mounting through hole 1 ... Front cover 2 ... Back cover 3 ... Back cover 4 ... Book paper 5, 50 ... Disc storage section 51, 511 ... Storage concave section 52, 521 ... Locking convex section 53, 531 ... edge 54 ... small nail for stopping

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A book containing a disc in which a plurality of pages of book paper is adhered to the inner surface of a spine of a book cover consisting of a front cover, a back cover, and a back cover so as to fit within the thickness of the cover. A disk storage portion comprising a storage recess capable of storing a disk flush or less, a locking projection that holds a disk mounting through-hole protruding into the storage recess, and an edge provided around the storage recess. A book for storing a disc characterized by having a.