JP2003319969A - Rolled type adhesive plaster - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide adhesive plaster which eliminates paper bags for sealing individual pieces of the adhesive plaster and is user friendly. <P>SOLUTION: A tacky adhesive sheet 1 is formed by coating one surface of a sheet member having a belt shape with a tacky adhesive and the surface coated with the tacky adhesive of the sheet 1 is mounted with pads 2 as protective materials for guarding wounds, etc., against the outdoor air at specified intervals, by which the adhesive plaster 11 of one sheet per a pad 2 mounted on the sheet 1 is formed. The belt 12 is superposed in multiple layers around the core member 3 by winding the surface coated with the tacky adhesive of the sheet 1 along the outer periphery of a core member 3 and is thus formed as the rolled tape 13. In use, the adhesive plaster 11 can be cut apart by one sheet each at rows 4 of cutting holes disposed at a length of one-sheet each of the adhesive plaster 11. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to Banso plaster for protecting a wound from the outside air by applying it to the wound and covering it.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the conventional Banso plaster, a wound protection material such as a pad is fixed to one side of a sheet portion formed of paper, cloth, resin, etc., and an adhesive is applied to the portion other than the protection material on the same surface. Then, the wound protection material on the sheet is fixed by an adhesive so that it is located at the wound. Also, in order to retain the adhesive strength of the adhesive until the time of use, the sheet part is
Two sheets of release paper are attached to each sheet, and each sheet is sealed with a paper bag or the like.

[0003]

In consideration of usage and hygiene, it is essential that the conventional Banso plaster be individually sealed with a paper bag or the like and that release paper be attached to the Banso plaster. After using Banso plaster, the paper bag and the release paper become garbage. It is an object of the present invention to eliminate the waste such as the paper bag and the release paper, simplify the work until sticking the Banso plaster on the wound, and shorten the work time.

The conventional Banso plaster is convenient because it is not bulky to carry a small amount, but it is bulky to carry a large amount of Banso plaster and each is individually sealed with a paper bag or the like. Therefore, it is easy to disperse, which is inconvenient. Furthermore, when a large amount of Banso plaster is used continuously, it is very troublesome to remove the paper bag and the release paper one by one.

[0005]

In order to solve the above problems, the winding tape type Banso plaster of the present invention is
An adhesive is applied to one side of a sheet-shaped member having a strip shape,
Pads as protective members that protect the wound from the outside air are attached at intervals to form a bandage plaster strip,
The Banso plaster strip is wound in a ring shape.

Since a plurality of Banso plasters are connected to each other to form a band shape and are wound in a ring shape to form a Banso plaster band, it is possible to combine a large number of Banso plasters into one and make it compact. Therefore, the Banso plaster can be continuously taken out. Further, by stacking the bansou plaster strips in a ring shape over several layers, it is not necessary to individually seal them with a paper bag or the like unlike the conventional bansou plaster.

Further, a release paper is attached to the surface of the sheet-shaped member having the adhesive and the pad, and the release paper is peeled off before use and attached to the wound.

Since this bansou plaster is formed by being rolled up in a ring shape, the surface coated with the adhesive is kept in contact with the surface on the opposite side of the adhesive surface, and the adhesive force is maintained. ing. However, when the pad is narrower than the width of the sheet-like member and the adhesive surface is formed between the pad and the side portion of the sheet-like member, the adhesive surface is so narrow that the pad easily peels off when a thick pad is used. Here, by applying the form in which each piece of Banso plaster has a separate release paper as in the past, the release paper is attached around the pad section of the connected Banso plaster, and the side portion of the pad of Banso plaster is attached. The adhesive strength in is maintained.

By doing so, the adhesive strength of the pad side part of the Banso plaster is reduced due to the unevenness of the pad section of the Banso plaster strip wound around the core member, and the uneven shape of the pad section is It also has the effect of affecting the upper and lower layers of Banso plaster, and suppressing the winding shape from becoming distorted.

Further, even if the Bansou plaster strip is unnecessarily pulled out from the wound Bansou plaster strip body, since the release paper is attached to the Bansou plaster strip, the adhesive force of the adhesive surface of the Bansou plaster strip is high. Is never reduced.

In addition, by providing a row of cutting holes for cutting the Bansou plaster one by one in the width direction of the portion of the Bansou plaster band where the pads are not attached, the Bansou plaster is cut one by one from the Bansou plaster band. Made it possible.

[0012] In the conventional Banso plaster, each piece is independent and the length is fixed in advance, so that the work itself for cutting is not necessary, whereas this Banso plaster strip has a plurality of Banso plasters. Because they are connected to form a strip,
It is necessary to cut one piece of Banso plaster at the time of use. Therefore, in this Banso plaster strip, it is standard that a pad is placed in the center of the cut Banso plaster, and cut in the width direction at the cutting point so that it can be cut in units of one piece. A hole array was provided so that it could be cut into pieces of a certain length.

Further, the Bansou plaster strip is wound around a cylindrical core member to form a ring shape, and the ring-shaped Bansou plaster strip is rotatably provided with a cutting blade for cutting into individual Bansou plasters. Is characterized by.

If a cutting hole row is provided at the dividing position so that the bansou plaster can be cut out from the ring-shaped bansou plaster strip in units of one piece, it is also possible to cut it by hand. However, depending on the wound, a long sticky surface or a short sticky surface may be preferable to cutting at a predetermined position. Therefore, a core member is provided at the winding center of the Banso plaster strip to be wound in a ring shape so that the wound ring-shaped Banso plaster strip is not deformed,
By applying a cutting blade to the desired cutting point of the Bansou plaster strip, it becomes possible to cut into pieces of Bansou plaster of any size. Further, the cutting blade is rotatably mounted on the ring portion of the Banso plaster strip, and can be cut by rotating the cutting blade to a desired position.

Further, the bansou plaster strip is wound in a ring shape, and a protective case made of an antibacterial material for accommodating the bansou plaster strip is provided. And a cutting mechanism for the Banso plaster strip near the takeout opening for the Banso plaster strip.

In order to protect the Bansou plaster strip wound in a ring shape, a protective case for enclosing the Bansou plaster strip with an antibacterial material is used, so that the Bansou plaster strip is kept hygienic. It is possible to prevent the occurrence and reproduction of such as. In addition, the protective case is provided with a take-out opening for the Banso plaster strip and a cutting mechanism for the Banso plaster strip near the take-out opening.The Banso plaster strip wound in a ring shape is pulled out from the take-out opening. , It became possible to cut the Banso plaster taken out by the cutting mechanism one by one at the desired position.

Further, the bansou plaster strip is wound in a ring shape, and a protective case made of an antibacterial material for housing the bansou plaster strip and a take-out for the bansou plaster strip stored in the case An opening is provided, and a pressing plate for pressing the Bansou plaster band against the case is provided near the take-out opening of the Bansou plaster band, and the Bansou plaster band sandwiched between the pressing plate and the case is from the cutting hole row. It is cut into pieces one by one.

As described above, as a cutting mechanism when the Banso plaster strip having the row of cutting holes is housed in the protective case, a pressing plate for pressing the Banso plaster strip against the case can be provided near the take-out opening. Since the Bansou plaster strip is clamped and fixed between the case and the push plate, even when cutting the Bansou plaster from the Bansou plaster strip one by one, according to the row of cutting holes that is the cutout portion of the Bansop plaster, the case Since it can be cut so that it can be sandwiched between the push plates and torn, it becomes easier to divide.

When such a case is used, in a structure in which the Banso plaster strip can be separated from the case,
A core member for winding the Bansou plaster strip in a ring shape is unnecessary, and it can be used if the Bansou plaster strip is stored in the case in a form in which only the Bansou plaster strip is wound.

Further, the Banso plaster strip is wound around a cylindrical core member to form a ring, and the protective case made of an antibacterial material for housing the Banso plaster strip has a cylindrical core. A core member supporting portion adapted to rotatably hold the Banso plaster band in conformity with the inner diameter of the member is provided.

When the protective case is used and the bandeau plaster to be stored is wound around a cylindrical core member to form a ring shape, the protective case is provided with a core member support portion to protect the protective case. The bansou plaster strips stored in the table are the function of the core member support that holds the rotatably, the bansou plaster strips do not move around in the protective case, and the bunsaw plaster can be easily rotated around the core member support to make it easy You will be able to take it out.

Further, the case is provided with an opening / closing part for attaching and detaching the ring-shaped Banso plaster strip so that the ring-shaped Banso plaster strip can be replaced.

As a result, the case can be used for a long period of time as long as it is not damaged, and when the wound Banso plaster strip is used up, it can be replaced with a new one.
It is economical.

[0024]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 1, an adhesive is applied to one surface of a belt-shaped sheet-like member to form an adhesive sheet 1, and a pad 2 serves as a protective material for protecting a wound or the like from the outside air. An example is shown in which the application surface is attached at regular intervals. Then, one piece of Banso plaster 11 is formed for each pad 2 attached to the adhesive sheet 1, and the adhesive sheet 1 in which Banso plaster 11 is continuous forms a long Banso plaster strip 12, and in the embodiment of FIG. The width of the pad 2 is set equal to the width of the adhesive sheet 1.

The bandage plaster strip 12 is formed by winding the pressure-sensitive adhesive coated surface of the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 1 along the outer periphery of the core member 3, so that the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 1 is stacked in multiple layers around the core member 3 to form the winding tape 13. Formed as. Banso plaster strip 1
Since 2 is configured by such a structure, when formed as the winding tape 13, the adhesive strength of the adhesive of the adhesive sheet 1 and the sterility of the pad 2 are determined by the surface of the adhesive sheet 1 under the adhesive sheet 1. It is held by being attached to.

At the time of use, the adhesive sheet 1 is pulled out from the wrapped Banso plaster strip 12, and the adhesive sheet between the pads 2 is cut with scissors or the like into individual Banso plasters 11 and the pad 2 is scratched. The pad 2 is fixed so as to be positioned in the area by the adhesive force of the adhesive material applied to the portion without the pad 2.

The bansou plaster 11 is cut into pieces by scissors or the like. The length of the bansou plaster strip 12 of the embodiment shown in FIG. It is also possible to form the row of cutting holes 4 for setting the length of each piece of the Banso plaster 11. this is,
A row of fine holes is formed in the width direction of the adhesive sheet 1. And, the formation interval of each cutting hole row 4 is the pad 2
Are determined so that they can be sufficiently held by the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 1, and they can be cut at a length divided by the row of perforations (perforations) 4 for cutting. It should be noted that the pad 2 should be attached at the center between the adjacent cutting hole rows 4, that is, when the Banso plaster 11 is cut into pieces one by one, the pad 2 should be located at the center. In addition, a tool such as scissors is not required when cutting the Banso plaster 11 with the cutting hole array 4 in this manner.

FIG. 2 shows an embodiment in which the pad 2 having a narrow width with respect to the width of the pressure-sensitive adhesive coated surface of the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 1 is used.
It shows a state in which a release paper 5 for protecting / holding the adhesive force of the adhesive is attached. Since the Banso plaster strip 12 is formed by sticking the release paper 5 to the adhesive on the back surface of the adhesive sheet 1, even when trying to wind the Banso plaster strip 12 in a ring shape, the adhesive sheet 1 adheres to each other with the release paper 5. Without it, the wound state cannot be maintained. Therefore, the surface of the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 1 is coated with an adhesive so that the release paper 5 can be attached, and the Banso plaster strip 12 can be wound up by winding the tape 13 even when the release paper 5 is attached. Can be Further, when taking out the Banso plaster 11 from the Banso plaster strip 12 to which the release paper 5 is attached,
The pressure-sensitive adhesive of the pressure-sensitive adhesive of the release paper 5 is made smaller than the pressure-sensitive adhesive of the pressure-sensitive adhesive of the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 1 so that the pressure-sensitive adhesive adhered does not leave the release paper 5 on the surface of the lower pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 1.

The release paper 5 may be formed in a strip shape like the adhesive sheet 1, but in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the release paper 5 is attached and detached in units of one piece of Banso plaster 11 to be detached. The release paper 5 is also separated together with the Banso plaster 11. Further, it is preferable to divide the adhesive sheet 1 into two pieces so that the adhesive sheet 1 can be easily peeled off and opened from the central portion of the Banso plaster 11 left and right one by one.

When the release paper 5 is provided, the width of the pad 2 can be set narrower than the width of the Banso plaster 11.
However, the width of the pad 2 and the width of the Banso plaster 11 may be made substantially equal.

FIG. 3 shows a ring-shaped wrapping tape 13 formed by using a Banso plaster band 12 in which the adhesive sheet 1 is made of a transparent material, and winding the Banso plaster band 12 around the core member 3.
The winding tape 13 is shown with a cutting blade 7 used to cut the adhesive sheet 1 into pieces.

The cutting blade 7 has a cutting edge located outside the wound Bansou plaster strip 12, and the cutting edge 7 is applied to the portion of the adhesive sheet 1 without the pad 2 and pressed against the core member 3 side. Cut the plaster band 12, and bansou plaster 1
1 can be separated one by one. Further, when the cutting hole row 4 is formed in the Banso plaster strip 12, the cutting blade 7 is brought into contact with the cutting hole row 4 to make the Banso plaster strip 12 easier to separate.

FIG. 4 shows an example of the cutting blade 7. The cutting blade 7 is made of steel and is bent into a U-shaped cross section, and a bent portion 8 is formed at the tip of the open end of the U-shaped. The cutting blade 7 has a U-shaped open end located laterally of the Banso plaster strip 12, and the bent portion 8 at the tip of the open end is fitted into the core member 3 of the ring-shaped winding tape 13 so that the cutting blade 7 forms a ring. It is rotatably attached to the band-shaped plaster band 12.

The embodiment shown in FIG. 5 holds the Banso plaster strip 12
This is an example of using a protective case 40 formed of an antibacterial material for storage. The protective case 40 is composed of a lower case 41 having a member for holding and rotating the wound Banso plaster band 12, an upper case 42 for hermetically holding, and a cutting mechanism 43 for cutting the adhesive sheet 1. By removing the upper case 42, a take-out opening 53 for pulling out the Banso plaster strip 12 is formed.

As shown in the exploded view of the lower case 41 in FIG. 6, the lower case 41 is composed of a body 45 and a side plate 44, and the Banso plaster strip 12 is wound between the body 45 and the side plate 44. The tape 13 is held.

Further, the cutting mechanism 43 attached to the lower case 41 is a strip having a curved surface having a radius R larger than the maximum outer radius R of the Banso plaster strip 12, and has a cutting edge 49 at one end thereof. A rotating shaft 4 for allowing the cutting mechanism 43 to rotate in the radial direction of the Banso plaster strip 12 at one end.
8 is provided, and when the lower case 41 is assembled, the main body 4
5 and the side plate 44 is inserted into a hole 47 provided in the side plate 44 and attached.

In the Banso plaster strip 12 housed in the protective case 40 having the above structure, the Banso plaster strip 1
The procedure for cutting from 2 to individual Banso plaster 11 is
First, by removing the upper case 42, the take-out opening 53 of the Banso plaster strip 12 is formed. Then, the rotatably attached cutting mechanism 43 is floated in a direction away from the Banso plaster strip 12, and the Banso plaster strip 12 is rotated to search for an adhesive portion without the pad 2, and the end of the adhesive sheet 1 is peeled off. When one piece of Banso plaster 11 has been pulled out, the cutting blade edge 49 is applied to the surface of the adhesive sheet 1 having an adhesive portion on the back surface, and the cutting mechanism 43 is pressed by hand toward the Banso plaster strip 12 If you pull the plaster strip 12 to the outside, you can transform the Bansou plaster strip 12 into a piece of Bansou plaster 11
Can be divided into

Further, when the bunso plaster strip 12 is provided with the cutting hole array 4, the cutting blade array 49 of the cutting mechanism 43 is simply applied to the cutting hole array 4 of the adhesive sheet 1 which can be seen from the outside. Even with the simple cutting mechanism 43, the Banso plaster 11 can be cut accurately.

On the other hand, in order to efficiently cut the Bansou plaster band 12 even when the Bansou plaster band 12 is not provided with the cutting hole array 4, the cutting mechanism 43 for holding the Bansou plaster band 12 in between is more convenient. Is good. For this reason, the base 50 that faces the cutting blade tip 49 of the cutting mechanism 43 is formed on a part of the lower case 41 of the protective case 40, and the Banso plaster strip 12 is sandwiched between the base 50 and the cutting blade tip 49. By pulling outward, the Banso plaster strip 12 can be cut into one Banso plaster 11.

The wrapping tape 1 of the Banso plaster strip 12
3 is provided with the core member 3, the cutting edge 4 of the cutting mechanism 43 is directly attached to the outer circumference of the winding tape 13 instead of the base 50.
9 can be pressed against the core member 3, and the Bansou plaster band 12 can be pulled outward by pulling the Bansou plaster band 12
It can be cut into one piece of Banso plaster 11.

As described above, when the cutting blade edge 49 of the cutting mechanism 43 is pressed against the outer periphery of the direct winding tape 13 to cut into one piece of Banso plaster 11, the adhesive sheet 1 is unnecessarily used.
Even if you use a Banso plaster strip 12 that does not peel off the adhesive paper and does not have the release paper 5 on the adhesive surface, the adhesive surface can be cut off without exposing it to the outside air over the cut part, so the Banso plaster 11 has an adhesive force. Can be minimized.

Further, by making the shape of the cutting mechanism 43 to be the curved surface as described above, the cutting mechanism 43 is configured so that the bandage plaster 12
Even if the outer diameter becomes smaller as the Banso plaster 11 is cut out and used, the position can be changed according to the size of the outer circumference and the outer circumference of the winding tape 13 can always be contacted.

After use, the upper case 42 and the lower case 4 are
Since the Banso plaster band 12 is hermetically held by covering it with 1 and covering it, it can be kept hygienic while not in use.

Further, as shown in the exploded view of FIG. 6, the lower case 41 of the protective case 40 is suitable for holding the core member 3 at the center of the Bansou plaster strip 12 wound around the body 45 of the lower case 41. A core member support portion 46 for holding and rotating the Banso plaster strip 12 is attached. For this reason,
The winding tape 13 of the Banso plaster strip 12 is always the lower case 41.
Since it rotates about a predetermined position, the cutting blade tip 49 of the cutting mechanism 43 can be pressed against the Banso plaster strip 12 at an accurate position for cutting. In addition, the base 5 that faces the cutting edge 49 of the cutting mechanism 43 on a part of the lower case 41.
0, and when the Banso plaster strip 12 is cut between the cutting blade edge 49 of the cutting mechanism 43 and the base 50, the winding tape 13 held by the core member support portion 46 does not move around in the protective case 40, The Banso plaster strip 12 can be pulled out accurately.

7 and 8 show a protective case 40 according to another embodiment. The ring-shaped wound Banso plaster band 12 used in this protective case 40 has a release paper 5 on its adhesive surface. Moreover, the adhesive sheet 1 is suitable for a row of cutting holes 4 for cutting the Banso plaster 11 one by one in the width direction. The protective case 40 is provided with a rectangular frame body 58, a push plate 51 that can be rotated and opened and closed on a side surface portion of the rectangular frame body 58, and an attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 of the Banso plaster 12.

Further, the square frame 58 is provided with a base 52 which comes into close contact with the pressing plate 51 when the rotating pressing plate 51 is closed, and the Banso plaster 12 is provided near the base 52 when the pressing plate 51 is opened. The take-out opening 53 for drawing out to the outside is configured. Further, when the attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 is opened, the winding tape 13 of the Banso plaster strip 12 can be mounted in the protective case 40 as in the upper case 42 of FIG.

Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the push plate 51 is rotatably attached by a rotary shaft 56, and when the push plate 51 is closed toward the base 52, the push plate 51 protrudes from the side surface of the rectangular frame 58. Not fitted. Also,
At the time of opening, it is preferable that it can be rotated by at least 90 degrees or more and can be opened, and the end of the Banso plaster strip 12 can be pulled out from the take-out opening 53 that is wide open.

Further, the attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 is also rotatably attached by a rotating shaft 57 like the push plate 51.
When the attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 is also closed, the attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 is fitted without protruding from the side surface of the rectangular frame body 58. Further, it has a claw 55 at the end opposite to the rotary shaft 57, and when the attachment / detachment opening / closing part 54 is closed, the claw 55 is fitted and fixed in a groove 59 corresponding to the claw 55 provided on the rectangular frame 58. . Further, when the attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 is opened, it is preferable that the attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 can be rotated by at least 90 degrees or more to be opened widely, and the winding tape 13 of the Banso plaster band 12 can be mounted in the protective case 40 through this opening.

As a method of using this embodiment, first, the end of the attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 opposite to the rotary shaft 57 is pressed to disengage the pawl 55 from the groove portion 59, and the attachment / detachment opening / closing portion 54 is largely rotated to open. , Release paper 5 is provided on the adhesive surface, and the adhesive sheet 1
The winding tape 13 of the Banso plaster strip 12 having the cutting hole array 4 for cutting the Banso plaster 11 one by one in the width direction is stored and loaded in the protective case 40.

At this time, the push plate 51 is also opened so that the take-out opening 53 can be seen from the outside of the protective case 40, and at the same time when the Banso plaster band 12 is loaded, the end of the Banso plaster band 12 is previously protected. It is pulled out from the inside through the take-out opening 53, and in this embodiment, it is pulled out upward so that the end of the Banso plaster strip 12 is positioned on the base 52. Then, the attachment / detachment opening / closing part 54 and the push plate 51 are closed.

Next, when cutting out the Banso plaster 11,
As shown in FIG. 9, the push plate 51 is opened, one piece of the Banso plaster 11 is pulled out, and the first cutting hole row 4 is used as the base 5
The push plate 51 is pressed against the base 52 in the direction of arrow A as shown in FIG. tear up. With this, one piece of Banso plaster 11 can be cut out.

Since the embodiment shown in FIGS. 7 to 10 is premised on the use of the Banso plaster strip 12 having the row of cutting holes 4, the pressing plate like the cutting mechanism 43 shown in the embodiments of FIGS. 5 and 6 is used. 51 does not require the cutting edge 49, but when using the Banso plaster strip 12 without the cutting hole row 4,
By providing a cutting edge 49 at the tip of the push plate 51,
The cutting mechanism 43 may be operated. Further, in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 7 to 10, the opening / closing attachment / detachment portion 5 of the protective case 40 is also used.
When 4 is formed on the quadrangular surface of the quadrangular frame body 58, the core member support portion 46 may be provided in the quadrangular frame body 58.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a wound tape type Banso plaster.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a wound tape type Banso plaster showing a state in which a release paper is attached to an adhesive sheet.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the wound tape type Banso plaster showing a state in which a cutting blade is attached.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the cutting blade shown in FIG.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of a protective case.

6 is an assembly configuration diagram of a lower case portion of the protective case shown in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a protective case showing another embodiment.

8 is a perspective view showing a state in which a push plate and a detachable opening / closing portion of the protective case shown in FIG. 7 are opened.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a state where the Banso plaster strip is pulled out from the protective case shown in FIG.

10 is a perspective view of a main part for explaining a method of dividing Banso plaster using the protective case shown in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Adhesive sheet 2 pads 3 core members 4 Cutting hole row 5 Release paper 7 cutting blade 12 Banso plaster obi 11 Banso plaster 40 protective case 43 cutting mechanism 46 core member support 51 push plate 53 Extraction opening 54 Detachable opening / closing part

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A band-shaped sheet-shaped member is coated with an adhesive on one surface thereof, and pads as protective members for protecting the wound from the outside air are attached at intervals to form a band-shaped plaster band, and the band-shaped plaster is formed. A wrapping tape type Banso plaster characterized in that the band is wound in a ring shape. 2. The wrapping tape type van plaster according to claim 1, wherein a release paper is attached to the surface of the sheet-shaped member having the adhesive and the pad. 3. The cutting hole array for cutting the Banso plaster one by one is provided in the width direction of the portion of the Banso plaster strip where the pad is not attached.
Wound tape type Banso plaster described in. 4. The Bansou plaster strip is wound around a cylindrical core member to form a ring shape, and the ring-shaped Bansou plaster strip is rotatably provided with a cutting blade for cutting into individual Bansou plasters. The wound tape type Banso plaster according to claim 1 or 2. 5. The bansou plaster strip is wound in a ring shape, and a protective case made of an antibacterial material for storing the bansou plaster strip is provided. 3. The winding tape type bunsau plaster according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising: a take-out opening for removing the bansou plaster strip, and a cutting mechanism for the bansou plaster strip near the take-out opening of the bansou plaster strip. 6. The bansou plaster strip is wound in a ring shape, and a protective case formed of an antibacterial material for housing the bansou plaster strip and a bansou plaster strip for storing the bansou plaster strip in the protection case are provided. With a take-out opening, a pressing plate for pressing the Banso plaster band against the protective case is provided near the take-out opening of the Banso plaster band, and the Banso plaster band sandwiched between the pressing case and the protective case is for cutting. 4. A single piece is cut from the row of holes.
Wound tape type Banso plaster described in. 7. The bansou plaster strip is wound around a cylindrical core member to form a ring shape, and the protection case formed of an antibacterial material for storing the bansou plaster strip has a cylindrical shape. 7. The wound tape type van plaster according to claim 5, further comprising a core member supporting portion adapted to rotatably hold the van plaster band in conformity with an inner diameter of the core member. 8. The protective case is provided with an opening / closing part for attaching / detaching the ring-shaped Bansou plaster strip so that the ring-shaped Bansou plaster strip can be replaced. 7. The wound tape type Banso plaster according to any one of 7 above.