JP2005126101A - Storage file of disk case or the like - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a storage file which enables two options of use of the use by binding together with other documents, storing cases and disks of different sizes, and binding a storage holder in the storage file, and the single use by removing the storage holder from the storage file, and solving a problem of refuse. <P>SOLUTION: The storage file comprises a storage holder 50, a holder part 52 having a first storage part 52a, an auxiliary holder part 53 having a second storage part 53a while being attachably/detachably stored in the first storage part 52a, a lid part 20 to protect the surface of a disk case 80 or the like, and a binding part. The holder part 52 and the auxiliary holder part 53 are folded to form a side surface of the auxiliary holder 53 and an inner surface of the second storage part 53a to be flat, and to form an inner surface of the first storage part 52a of the holder part 52 to be flat. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a file that can store a disk case for CD-ROM or a disk case for FD / MD.

  Conventionally, a large number of documents containing large design drawings and the like have been stored in a file or the like. However, these drawings and necessary data have been converted into electronic data by a computer and are now CDs. -So-called paperless storage in ROM, FD, MD, or M0 is attempted. Such paperless design for the convenience of users has been carried out by government offices, etc., but these CD-ROMs are dedicated to protect them from dust, scratches or other damage factors. Often stored in a disk case.

  By the way, when submitting documents, etc., as official documents to government offices in writing, it is stipulated that the documents should be submitted with a cover. This is not an exception even when submitting a design drawing. When a supplier on the side of a bid participates in a bid, etc., when a large design drawing is submitted as an official document, the drawing is folded and stored in a drawing bag. , The drawing bag was used as a substitute for the cover. Then, when submitting an additional drawing or a modified drawing after that, only the design drawing was submitted without using the drawing bag.

  On the other hand, on the side of the submission, the design drawings to be submitted are enormous, so that the drawing bags are organized and stored by binding them into a pipe file so that they can be managed efficiently. In addition, due to the characteristics of public works, information is frequently exchanged between the ordering party and between departments. In this case, only the drawing bags containing the necessary drawings out of the drawing bags bound in the pipe file. Was removed from the pipe file and exchanged.

  The flow from the submission of the design drawings to the arrangement, storage, and use of the design drawings will not change even when submitted in electronic media, and the submitting side shall submit the cover with the same cover as in the written submission. Is required, and the submitting side must organize and store the file by binding it to a file and use it. In other words, the electronic medium requires storage means that can be used for multiple purposes in all situations, like a conventional drawing bag.

This trend of computerization has been rapidly expanding throughout society, including other government offices and private companies, due to recent advances in IT technology, and the need for such storage means is only increasing. For example, Patent Documents 1 to 3 have been proposed to meet such needs.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 2-79287, detailed explanation of the invention Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-175585, abstract Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-183478, abstract

The “record carrier package” described in Patent Document 1 is a record carrier package that can store record carriers of different sizes. For example, when folded, the bottom, side, small lid, A package for a record carrier comprising a single sheet-like package body forming a portion and a foamed polystyrene positioning member attached to a corner portion of the bottom of the quadrangle and formed in a bowl shape By setting the distance from the positioning end surface of the member to the side portion to be approximately the same as the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the flexible disk of 3.5 inches or 5 inches, both sizes of flexible disks can be accommodated. (See Patent Literature 1: page 6, line 1 to page 7, line 19)
However, with such a record carrier package, storage of discs of different sizes can be done by changing the “positioning member”, but it is only a package and can contain only one disc. It is impossible to “make it”.

  On the other hand, in the “software media packaging box” described in Patent Document 2, a first packaging material provided with a predetermined number of storage portions corresponding to the dimensions of various software media, and an impact buffer at the bottom. The first packaging material is a third packaging material that serves as a lid for bonding the second packaging material to be used and preventing the software media stored in the first packaging material from popping out and shock-absorbing from above. The third packaging material and the second packaging material are bonded and fixed with an adhesive tape or the like on the end surface on one side with an adhesive tape or the like (Patent Document 2: paragraph number “0007”). To "0014").

  Therefore, the invention described in Patent Document 2 is a packaging box used when shipping software media from the factory to the market, and can store various media to be stored in any combination, and mass production of packaging boxes Possible, stable shock resistance by uniform storage, improved appearance and improved product value (see patent distribution 2: “Effect of invention” column) Although it has the effect of packaging software media of the same shape to the last, it cannot store software media of different sizes.

  In particular, in the inventions of Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 described above, the problem of “dust” is not considered at all. In other words, these types of files and packages will be thrown away as trash if they are no longer used. However, if the “garbage problem” becomes more difficult as in recent years, the trash problem after use must be considered. It will not be.

  In Patent Document 1, “the package body 21 is formed of paper, plastic, vinyl chloride, or the like”, and in Patent Document 2, “the packaging material is the corrugated cardboard 19 for countermeasures against static electricity or a simple paper cardboard. Or, it may be a malt plain capable of electrostatic countermeasures or a polystyrene foam plastic material. "In these Patent Documents 1 and 2, it is considered that the dust problem is considered. Absent.

  As a well-known solution to the garbage problem, there is a method of pursuing from the aspect of “quantity” and “quality”. Speaking of this type of file or package, stop using “cardboard” or “styrofoam” to reduce the amount, and stop using “vinyl chloride” or “styrofoam” to reduce the generation of harmful gases during incineration. It is to improve.

  Accordingly, the present inventors have made various studies on how to construct a file that can store a CD-ROM disc case or an FD / MD disc case while taking this dust problem into consideration. As a result, a “disc case interior holding frame” as proposed in Patent Document 3 was found.

As shown in FIG. 9, the “holding frame for interior of a disk case” described in Patent Document 3 is as shown in FIG.
“A pair of left and right plane-view holding frames that hold a disc case such as a CD-ROM are formed on the upper surface of a bottom wall made of thick cardboard or corrugated cardboard and configured to be vertically doubled. A support piece that supports the disc case in a lifted state is cut and raised across the upper wall of the bottom wall on the inner central wall of the holding frame. It is characterized by being formed. ''
Is. If such a disk case interior holding frame is used, it is considered that the above-mentioned problem of “quantity” and “quality” of dust can be solved to some extent.

  However, it is considered that such an internal frame of the disc case cannot be filed, and the disc cannot be stored according to the size, and is in a state of being on the “support piece”. It is thought that a certain disk tends to spill out. That is, in the “holding frame” of Patent Document 3, even if the inventions of Patent Documents 1 and 2 are combined with this, the CD-ROM disk case or the FD / MD disk case targeted by the present invention is used. A file that can be stored cannot be configured.

That is, in order to configure a file that can store the CD-ROM disk case or the FD / MD disk case targeted by the present invention, the following points, that is,
(1) Must be able to be bound together with other documents (2) Can store cases and discs of different sizes (3) If possible, the storage holder can be bound into a storage file and used. (4) It is necessary to improve all that the problem of dust can be solved.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the problem to be solved is to simply store a storage file such as a disk case that can improve all of the above (1) to (4). There is to provide by configuration.

In order to solve the above problems, first, the means taken by the invention according to claim 1 will be described with reference numerals used in the description of the best mode described below.
“A storage file 100 having a storage holder 50 for storing a pair of cover sheets 50a and 50b on a spine cover 51 and storing a disk case 80, etc.
The storage holder 50 includes a holder portion 52 having at least one first storage portion 52a, an auxiliary holder portion 53 having a second storage portion 53a that is detachably stored in the first storage portion 52a, and first and first storage portions. 2 formed in a bookcase shape as having a lid portion 20 that protects the surface of the disk case 80 and the like stored in the storage portions 52a and 53a, and a binding portion 40 that can be bound into the storage file 100;
The holder part 52 and the auxiliary holder part 53 are folded and formed with paper, polypropylene, or a sheet material with a cloth applied thereto, and the side surface 53b of the auxiliary holder 53 and the inner surface 53c of the second storage part 53a are made flat. In addition, the inner surface 52b of the first storage portion 52a of the holder portion 52 is also a plane,
Further, the lid 20 is configured so that the upper lid 20a and the lower lid 20b are overlapped and closed, and the vertical length of the upper lid 20a and the vertical length of the lower lid 20b are substantially the same as the vertical length of the holder portion 52, respectively. Storage file 100 such as a disk case, etc., characterized in that it is formed "
It is.

  That is, the storage file 100 according to the first aspect is configured such that the storage holder 50 is detachably stored in the first storage portion 52a and the holder portion 52 having at least one first storage portion 52a. An auxiliary holder portion 53 having a portion 53a, a lid portion 20 for protecting the surface of the disk case 80 and the like stored in the first and second storage portions 52a and 53a, and a binding portion 40 capable of binding to the storage file 100 Therefore, the storage holder 50 can be bound and used.

  In other words, the storage file 100 can be bound together with other application documents together with the storage holder 50, as well as the storage holder 50 and the back cover 51 as long as the binding member 70 and the spine 51 allow. (1) It can be bound together with other documents.

  Further, the storage file 100 includes a holder portion 52 having a first storage portion 52a and an auxiliary holder portion 53 having a second storage portion 53a that is detachably stored in the first storage portion 52a. As a matter of course, the first storage portion 52a can detachably store the auxiliary holder portion 53 therein, and the first storage portion 52a and the second storage portion 53a include the disk case 80 and the FD or FD, respectively. The case 81 for MD can be accommodated.

  In other words, as shown in the lower portions of FIGS. 1 and 3, the storage file 100 removes the auxiliary holder portion 53 in the storage case 100 from the first storage portion 52a when the disk case 80 is to be stored. Thus, the disk case 80 is stored in the first storage part 52a. When the FD or MD case 81 smaller than the disk case 80 is to be stored, the auxiliary holder part 53 is inserted in the first storage part 52a. It is only necessary to store the FD or MD case 81 in the second storage portion 53a of the auxiliary holder portion 53.

  At this time, the holder portion 52 and the auxiliary holder portion 53 are folded and formed with paper, polypropylene, or a sheet material with a cloth attached thereto, and the side surface 53b of the auxiliary holder 53 and the inner surface 53c of the second storage portion 53a are formed. Since the inner surface 52b of the first storage portion 52a of the holder portion 52 is also a flat surface, the auxiliary holder portion 53 or the disc case 80 can be held with respect to the first storage portion 52a of the holder portion 52. The FD or MD case 81 is also securely held in the second storage portion 53a of 53, and each is not easily detached.

  Because the inner surface 52b of the first storage portion 52a of the holder portion 52 is a flat surface, the disc case 80 is in contact with the inner surface 52b on the side surface and the auxiliary holder portion 53 is in contact with the inner surface 52b on the side surface 53b. In addition, since the inner surface 53c of the second storage portion 53a of the auxiliary holder portion 53 is a flat surface, the FD or MD case 81 is in close contact with the inner surface 53c on the side surface.

  As a result, the storage file 100 (2) can securely store the case disk case 80 and the FD or MD case 81 of different sizes, and the stored files cannot be easily removed.

  Further, in the storage file 100, the lid portion 20 of the storage holder 50 is configured such that the upper lid 20a and the lower lid 20b are overlapped and closed, and the vertical length of each of the upper lid 20a and the lower lid 20b is set to the vertical length of the holder portion. By forming the storage holders 50 to have substantially the same length, the storage holder 50 is formed into a bookcase type as a whole, and the storage holder 50 itself can be used. That is, the upper lid 20a and the lower lid 20b cover the entire holder portion 52 and the auxiliary holder portion 53 so that dust and dust enter the first storage portion 52a and the second storage portion 53a, and the disk case 80 is damaged. The so-called double lid structure that prevents the dropping off reliably and closes the upper lid 20a and the lower lid 20b by polymerizing prevents the disk case 80 from cracking due to external pressure, making it easier to carry. Since it is a bookcase type, the storage holder 50 can be used alone.

  That is, the storage file 100 of the present invention is formed in a bookcase shape with the lid 20 as a double lid, so that (3) use of the storage holder 50 bound to the storage file 100 and use of only the storage holder 50 Two ways of use can be selected.

  In the storage file 100 of the present invention, both the holder portion 52 and the auxiliary holder portion 53 are formed by folding with a sheet material made of paper or the like. Since it has high rigidity and can suppress generation of harmful gas during incineration, (4) the problem of dust can be solved.

  Next, the invention according to claim 2 is an example in which at least one of the pair of cover sheets 50a and 50b constituting the disk case storage file 100 according to claim 1 is formed in an envelope shape to form bag storage portions 54a and 54b. None, the gist is that the spine 51 can be inserted into the bag storage portions 54a and 54b.

  As a result, the storage file 100 according to the second aspect of the present invention not only has the effect of the invention of the first aspect, but also can arbitrarily set the width of the spine 51, so that the plurality of storage holders 50 can be set. It can be bound.

  Finally, according to the third aspect of the present invention, a plurality of folding folds 55 are formed on the spine cover 51 constituting the disk case storage file 100 according to the first or second aspect in a direction perpendicular to the insertion direction. This is the gist.

  As a result, the storage file 100 according to the third aspect of the invention is not limited to the effect of the invention of the first or second aspect, and further depends on the thickness of the storage holder 50 bound in the storage file 100. Thus, the width can be easily set.

That is, the present invention
“A storage file 100 having a storage holder 50 for storing a pair of cover sheets 50a and 50b on a spine cover 51 and storing a disk case 80, etc.
The storage holder 50 includes a holder portion 52 having at least one first storage portion 52a, an auxiliary holder portion 53 having a second storage portion 53a that is detachably stored in the first storage portion 52a, and first and first storage portions. 2 formed in a bookcase shape as having a lid portion 20 that protects the surface of the disk case 80 and the like stored in the storage portions 52a and 53a, and a binding portion 40 that can be bound into the storage file 100;
The holder part 52 and the auxiliary holder part 53 are folded and formed with paper, polypropylene, or a sheet material with a cloth applied thereto, and the side surface 53b of the auxiliary holder 53 and the inner surface 53c of the second storage part 53a are made flat. In addition, the inner surface 52b of the first storage portion 52a of the holder portion 52 is also a plane,
Further, the lid 20 is configured so that the upper lid 20a and the lower lid 20b are overlapped and closed, and the vertical length of the upper lid 20a and the vertical length of the lower lid 20b are substantially the same as the vertical length of the holder portion 52, respectively. That was formed to be "
It has the main features, and it can prevent scratches and dust from entering, and the disk case can be easily detached even if it is turned upside down during transportation or due to vibration during transportation. This disc case is easy to carry and can be stored on a bookshelf in the same way as a book and can improve all of the following (1) to (4). The storage file 100 can be provided with a simple configuration.

In other words, the storage file 100 according to the present invention is:
(1) The disc case 80 and the like can be bound together with other documents. (2) The case 80 and the disc 81 of different sizes can be stored. (3) The storage holder 50 can also be used by binding into the storage file 100. It is possible to use the storage holder 50 alone by removing it from the storage file 100. (4) Both the holder portion 52 and the auxiliary holder portion 53 are folded by a sheet material made of paper or the like. Therefore, while reducing the material and having the space R, the packaging material has high rigidity and can suppress the generation of harmful gas during incineration, thus improving the problem of dust. It was.

  Next, the storage file 100 according to each invention configured as described above will be described with reference to FIG. 1 to FIG. 8 showing the best mode. However, the present invention is not limited to the storage file 100 according to the following best mode.

  First, as shown in FIG. 1, the storage file 100 is formed by connecting a pair of front covers made up of a front cover 50a and a back cover 50b formed in a rectangular shape by cardboard or the like with a back cover 51. Inside the file 100, a storage holder 50 for storing the two auxiliary holder portions 53 is spelled.

  The storage holder 50 is formed in a book shape as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, and an upper cover and a lower cover are continuously provided as a lid 20 with a back cover, and a holder is provided on the back cover. The part 52 is stuck. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a binding portion 40 is formed on the side end side of the storage holder 50 so that the storage file 100 can be bound. A binding hole 41 is vertically formed in the binding portion 40. Are formed. As a result, it is possible to easily bind to the storage file 100 as well as other files.

  The holder portion 52 is formed by folding paper, polypropylene, or a sheet material with a cloth attached thereto, and a first storage for storing and holding two auxiliary holder portions 53 or disk cases 80. A portion 52a is formed. The first storage portion 52a is formed to be folded slightly smaller than the size of the disc case 80 or the auxiliary holder portion 53 so that the disc case 80 or the auxiliary holder portion 53 can be press-fitted with a slight force.

  That is, the holder portion 52 is formed by folding the holder portion forming sheet 52A shown in FIG. 7, and the basic of the folding is folded so that all four sides are wound, and is positioned on the left and right sides in the figure. The connecting arms are connected while being inserted at the notch 58. In FIG. 7, the bottom wall 14 is shown in a state of being a paper back, and the portion that becomes the inner surface 52 b of the first storage portion 52 a is indicated by a reference numeral in the drawing, but the reference numeral 13 is a portion that becomes a protrusion. It is. The phantom lines in FIG. 7 indicate the formation positions of the first storage portion 52a in which the auxiliary holder portion 53 or the disk case 80 is stored. Since the holder part forming sheet 52A forms the holder part 52 simply by folding as described above, the inner surface 52b forms a flat surface surrounding the periphery of the first storage part 52a.

  The auxiliary holder portion 53 housed in the first housing portion 52a of the holder portion 52 is also formed by folding paper, polypropylene, or a sheet material obtained by applying a cloth to these, as shown in FIGS. As described above, the second storage portion 53a for storing and holding one FD or MD case 81 is formed. The second storage portion 53a is formed by being folded slightly smaller than the size of the FD or MD case 81 so that the FD or MD case 81 can be press-fitted with a slight force.

  That is, the auxiliary holder portion 53 is also formed by folding the auxiliary holder portion forming sheet 53A shown in FIG. 8, and the basic of the folding is the same as in the case of the holder portion 52 described above. As shown by the arrows, the four sides are folded so as to be wound, and the connecting arms positioned on the left and right in the figure are connected while being inserted by the cuts 58. Also in FIG. 8, the bottom wall 57 is shown in a state of being a paper back, and the portions that become the side surface 53b and the inner surface 53c are indicated by reference numerals in the drawing, but the reference numeral 56 indicates the protrusion 13 on the holder portion 52 side. It is a part which becomes the protrusion 56 which overlaps. Since the auxiliary holder portion forming sheet 53A also forms the auxiliary holder portion 53 simply by folding as described above, the side surface 53b and the inner surface 53c all have a flat surface that forms the outer periphery of the auxiliary holder portion 53, and the second A plane surrounding the periphery of the storage portion 53a is formed.

  Further, in the storage holder 50 constituting the storage file 100 according to the present invention, the lid portion 20 is constituted by an upper lid 20 a provided at the left end of the holder portion 52 and a lower lid 20 b provided at the right end of the holder portion 52. The upper lid 20a and the lower lid 20b are superposed and closed. As shown in FIG. 4, the magic tape 21 is adhered to each of the upper lid 20a and the lower lid 20b. Thereby, not only the disc case 80 accommodated in the holder portion 52 but also the auxiliary holder portion 53 can be surely protected. Similarly, the FD or MD case in the second storage portion 53a of the auxiliary holder portion 53 can be protected. 81 can be reliably protected. The means for attaching the upper and lower lids is not limited to the above embodiment, and any configuration may be used.

  Next, a pair of covers constituting the storage file 100 according to the present invention will be described based on FIG. 1 or FIG. As shown in these drawings, the storage file 100 is formed by rectangular thick cardboard or the like, and a pair of front covers composed of a front cover 50 a and a back cover 50 b are connected by a back cover 51.

  Further, binding pieces 52 a and 52 b for binding the storage holder 50 are formed on the inner surfaces of the front cover 50 a and the back cover 50 b constituting the storage file 100. The binding portion 40 formed on the left end side of the storage holder 50 is sandwiched between the binding pieces 52a and 52b and is bound by a generally known binding member 70. Note that the configuration of the binding member of the file 50 is not limited to this, and may be a ring-shaped binding member that is urged to be opened and closed, or any configuration as long as the storage holder 50 can be bound. .

  Further, the file 50 has a cover 50a and a back cover 50b formed in an envelope shape so that a plurality of storage holders 50 can be bound, and bag storage portions 54a and 54b are formed, respectively. , 54b, a spine 51 is inserted. Thus, the width of the spine 51 can be arbitrarily set by adjusting the insertion width of the spine 51 into the respective bag storage portions 54a and 54b. Further, since a plurality of folds 55 are formed in the spine cover 51 in the vertical direction (longitudinal direction), the width can be freely set according to the thickness of the storage holder 50.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, stopper portions 60 are formed at both ends of the spine cover 51 by bending. In addition, a locking portion 61 is provided at each edge portion of the pair of cover sheets 50a and 50b, and together with the locking portion 61 and the stopper portion 60, the pair of cover sheets 50a and 50b to the spine cover 51. Is prevented from falling off.

  The operational effects exhibited by the embodiment of the storage file 100 having the above configuration will be described below.

  In the storage file 100 in the above-described embodiment, a pair of cover sheets 50a and 50b are connected by the spine cover 51, and the disk case 80, the FD or MD case 81 can be stored in the file 50. Since the storage holder 50 is provided, it is convenient to carry and can be stored in a bookshelf or the like in the same manner as books.

  In the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, the front cover 50a and the back cover 50b are formed in an envelope shape to form bag storage portions 54a and 54b, respectively, and the back cover 51 is provided in the bag storage portions 54a and 54b. Has been inserted. According to this, since the width of the spine 51 can be arbitrarily set by adjusting the insertion width of the spine 51 into the respective bag storage portions 54a and 54b, the plurality of storage holders 50 can be bound. Can do. Further, since a plurality of folds 55 are formed in the spine cover 51 in the vertical direction (longitudinal direction), the width can be easily set according to the thickness of the storage holder 50 bound in the file. .

  In the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, stopper portions 60 are formed at both ends of the spine cover 51, and the locking portions 61 to be locked with the stopper portions 60 are connected to the respective edges of the pair of cover sheets 50a and 50b. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the spine cover 51 inserted into the bag storage portions 54a and 54b formed on the pair of cover sheets from falling off.

  In the storage holder 50 that constitutes the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, the lid 20 for protecting the surface of the stored disk case is provided, so that the surface of the disk case is protected and scratches and dust are protected. Can be prevented from entering.

  In the storage holder 50 constituting the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, since the holder portion 52 is formed from a cushioning material, the disk case stored inside can be protected from damage due to impact or the like. Circulation inside the company can be performed smoothly.

  In the storage holder 50 constituting the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, the first storage portion 52a is formed slightly smaller than the size of the disk case, so that the top and bottom are reversed during transportation, Alternatively, the disc case can be prevented from coming off due to vibration during transportation.

  In the storage holder 50 constituting the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, a protrusion for holding the disk case in the first storage portion 52a on at least one of the side wall inner surfaces 52b of the first storage portion 52a. By providing 13, it is possible to prevent the disk case from coming off due to vibration during transportation, or upside down during transportation.

  In the storage holder 50 constituting the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, the through hole 15 for taking out the disk case is provided in the bottom wall 14 of the first storage portion 52a, and the inner surface of the side wall of the first storage portion 52a is further provided. Since the notch 16 for taking out the disk case is provided on the side edge of 52b, it can be easily taken out by putting a finger in any of these.

  In the storage holder 50 constituting the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, the auxiliary holder portion 53 made of a detachable cushioning material is provided in the first storage portion 52a, so that the CD-ROM case or the FD / MO Both sizes of case can be stored.

  In the storage holder 50 constituting the storage file 100 in the above embodiment, the lid portion 20 is constituted by an upper lid 20a provided at the left end of the holder portion 52 and a lower lid 20b provided at the right end of the holder portion 52. 20a and lower lid 20b are overlapped to form a bookcase mold so that the holder 52 can be further prevented from being scratched and infiltrated, and the disc case can be prevented from falling during transportation. can do.

  By the way, each invention of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and improvements, modifications, and the like within the scope of achieving the object of the present invention are included in the present invention. In the embodiment of the storage file 100 described above, the stopper portion 60 is bent at both end portions of the spine cover 51, and the locking portions 61 to be locked with the stopper portion 60 are provided at the respective edges of the pair of cover sheets 50a and 50b. Although an example in which the end portion is bent is shown, the present invention is not limited to this, and any configuration may be used as long as the back cover does not fall off from the cover.

  Further, the storage holder 50 constituting the storage holder 50 is formed in a book shape, and an upper cover and a lower cover as the lid portion 20 are shown as being connected with a back cover. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the storage holder 50 in which the lid portion 20 is integrally formed with the holder portion 52 may be used. And if the cover part 20 is formed from a transparent synthetic resin etc., the visibility of the disc case accommodated can be improved.

  Furthermore, in the embodiment described above, the first storage portion 52a formed in the holder portion 52 is notched, but is not limited to this, and may be a storage recess. In this case, a through hole may be formed in the bottom wall of the storage recess. Furthermore, the positions or the number of protrusions, through holes, and notches formed in the storage portion may be changed as appropriate.

It is a perspective view which shows the best form of the storage file concerning this invention. It is a perspective view which shows another state of the storage file. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of the storage holder which comprises the storage file. It is a top view which shows another Example of the storage holder which comprises the storage file. It is sectional drawing between AA of FIG. It is sectional drawing which showed the engagement state of the back cover and back cover which comprise the storage file. It is a top view which shows the expansion | deployment state of a holder part formation sheet. It is a top view which shows the expansion | deployment state of an auxiliary holder part formation sheet. It is a perspective view which shows the prior art.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Storage file 13 Protrusion part 14 Bottom wall 15 Through-hole 16 Notch part 20 Lid part 40 Binding part 41 Binding hole 50 Storage holder 50a Front cover 50b Back cover 51 Back cover 52 Holder part 52a 1st storage part 52b Side wall inner surface 53a 2nd storage Part 54a bag storage part 54b bag storage part 55 folding bag 60 stopper part 61 locking part 70 auxiliary holder part 80 disc case

Claims (3)

A storage file having a storage holder for storing a disk case, etc., in which a pair of cover pages are connected with a back cover,
The storage holder includes a holder portion having at least one first storage portion, an auxiliary holder portion having a second storage portion detachably stored in the first storage portion, and the first and second storage portions. Formed in a bookcase type as having a lid portion that protects the surface of a stored disk case or the like, and a binding portion that can be bound to the storage file,
The holder part and the auxiliary holder part are folded and formed of paper, polypropylene, or a sheet material with a cloth applied thereto, and the side surface of the auxiliary holder and the inner surface of the second storage part are made flat, and the holder The inner surface of the first storage part of the part is also flat,
Further, the lid portion is configured such that the upper lid and the lower lid are overlapped and closed so that the vertical length of the upper lid and the vertical length of the lower lid are substantially the same as the vertical length of the holder portion. A storage file such as a disk case, characterized in that it is formed.   2. The storage of a disk case or the like according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the pair of covers is formed in an envelope shape to form a bag storage portion, and a back cover can be inserted into the bag storage portion. File.   The storage file for a disk case or the like according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of creases are formed perpendicular to the insertion direction of the spine cover.

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