JP2005199461A - Holder for card - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a holder for a card, which can be inexpensively manufactured of one sheet material, without the need for a complicated manufacturing process, and wherein even a plurality of cards can be simply mounted and held. <P>SOLUTION: A cut line is formed in a part of the sheet material 2, and the sheet material 2 is folded back at each predetermined interval from both ends in a length direction and constitutes a first folded part 3 and a second folded part 4, so as to form a card inserting part 5, a base part 6 and a covering part 7. A cut line 9 with a length almost equal in dimension to the width of the card is formed in a prescribed position in the card inserting part, and the card is inserted into the cut line. An end of the card abuts on the first folded part, and is held by the first folded part and two lines which are formed along the cut line; and the coming-off of the card is prevented by the second folded part, so that the card can be held. Such a constitution enables the holder to be inexpensively manufactured of one sheet material, without the need for the complicated manufacturing process, and enables the simple mounting and holding of even the plurality of cards. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a card holder for allowing various cards such as card-type health insurance cards, credit cards, cash cards, and membership cards to be organized at low cost and easily.

  In recent years, there are a plurality of various cards such as a card-type health insurance card, a credit card, a cash card, and a membership card, and there may be a plurality of cards owned by an individual or a family.

  Of these multiple cards, especially those that are not normally carried around may be stored in the house, etc., but since they are not usually used, they are intended for use. However, there is a need for a holder that can easily store such cards that are often stored in a house.

As a holder that can store the card, for example, a holder that includes at least one substantially rectangular pocket having three sides closed and one side opened, the pockets extending from both ends of the opened side. There is a holder in which a slit is formed in the depth direction.
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-233412

  In the known technique of this Patent Document 1, a plurality of sheet materials such as a single member and a sheet base material are overlapped, a substantially rectangular pocket in which three sides of the overlapped sheet material are closed and one side is opened, That is, it is sewn so that a bag-like pocket is formed, and a slit is formed in the opened side.

In addition, as the one that can support the card with one sheet material, for example, a support hole that is a card support part for removably inserting and supporting a pair of corners located on the diagonal of the card is provided, There is a card sending mount configured to insert the diagonal of the card into the pair of support holes to support the diagonal of the card.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-228079

  However, when considering using the card or the like that is not often used as a holder for simply storing it in a house or the like, it is preferable that the holder is inexpensive. In this known technique, a plurality of sheet materials are overlapped, and these sheet materials are sewed together to form a bag-like pocket. There is a problem that it requires a process and is difficult to manufacture at a low cost.

  Further, in the publicly known technology of the above-mentioned Patent Document 2, since it is configured to support the diagonal of the card, for example, when trying to support by inserting a card made of plastic or the like into the support hole, Because the card is not very flexible, it is necessary to insert the diagonal of the card into each support hole while bending or pulling the card mounting board, and when trying to store multiple cards However, there is a problem that the difficulty of inserting and inserting the card into the support hole increases.

  Therefore, the conventional card holder does not require a complicated manufacturing process and can be manufactured inexpensively with a single sheet material, and even when multiple cards are mounted in the card holder, it can be easily mounted. It has a problem that must be solved in order to be able to hold it.

  The card holder according to the present invention as a specific means for solving the problems of the conventional example described above is a card holder that can hold a plurality of cards by forming a cut in a part of the sheet material, and the sheet material Are folded at predetermined intervals from both ends in the length direction of the sheet material to form a first folded portion and a second folded portion to form a card insertion portion, a base portion, and a covering portion, The card insertion part is formed with a cut having a length substantially the same as that of the card at a predetermined position, the card is inserted between the cuts, and the end of the card is brought into contact with the first folded part. And the movement of the inserted card is restrained by the two lines formed in the cut and the first folded part, and the card is prevented from falling off by the second folded part. The most important features To.

  In the present invention, the cuts are linear or curved; a plurality of the cuts are formed substantially in parallel with the first folded portion; and the ends of the cuts are substantially parallel to the card insertion direction. Extending to form a cut extension; forming a substantially circular protective portion at the cut or at the end of the cut extension; the predetermined position from the first turn-up portion to the full length of the card The position is approximately 5/8 to about 7/8; the predetermined interval is an interval from one end in the length direction of the sheet material to the first folded portion that is longer than the total length of the card; An additional requirement is that the distance from the other end to the second folded portion is shorter than the lateral width of the base.

  As described above, the card holder according to the present invention is a card holder that can hold a plurality of cards by forming a cut in a part of the sheet material, and the sheet material is a length of the sheet material. The first folded portion and the second folded portion are formed by folding from both ends in the vertical direction at a predetermined interval to form a card insertion portion, a base portion, and a covering portion. A cut having a width substantially the same as that of the card is formed at the position of the card, the card is inserted between the cuts, the end of the card is brought into contact with the first folded portion, and the inserted card The movement of the card is restrained by the two lines formed in the cut line and the first folded part, and the card is held by preventing the card from falling off at the second folded part, Make a cut in one sheet material The card holder can be manufactured in a simple process, and it does not require a complicated manufacturing process such as forming it into a conventional bag shape. Even when the card is mounted in the card holder, it can be mounted by a simple operation of forming a plurality of cuts in the card holder and inserting a plurality of cards into the cut. Since it can be held in a stacked manner, it has an excellent effect that it can be stored in a space-saving manner.

  The card holder according to the present invention is, for example, for enabling various types of cards such as card-type health insurance cards, credit cards, cash cards, and membership cards to be organized at low cost and easily stored. A card holder capable of holding a plurality of cards by forming a cut in a part of the sheet material, wherein the sheet material has a first position at a position longer than the entire length of the card from one end portion in the length direction of the sheet material. Each of the folded portion and the second folded portion at a position shorter than the length of the first folded portion from the other end portion to form a card insertion portion, a base portion, and a covering portion, and the card insertion portion Is formed with a plurality of cuts of approximately the same width as the card at a predetermined position, the card is inserted between the cuts, and the end of the card is brought into contact with the first folded portion Let the inserted cap The movement of the card is restrained by the two lines formed in the cut and the first folded part, and the card is held by the second folded part to prevent the card from falling off. Realized.

Next, the present invention will be described in detail based on specific embodiments.
A first embodiment of a card sending board according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a plan view schematically showing an inner surface when the sheet material 2 of the card holder 1 is folded and used.

  For example, the card holder 1 is folded at predetermined intervals from both ends in the length direction of the sheet material 2 such as a rectangular shape to form a first folded portion 3 and a second folded portion 4. The sheet material 2 is divided by the first folded portion 3 and the second folded portion 4, and a card insertion portion 5, a base portion 6, and a covering portion 7 are formed on the sheet material 2. A ruled line or the like may be provided on the first folded portion 3 and the second folded portion 4.

  The width of the card insertion portion 5, that is, the predetermined interval from the one end in the length direction of the sheet material 2 to the first folded portion 3 is preferably an interval longer than the entire length of the card 8 to be stored, For example, when the total length of the card 8 to be stored is about 86 mm, the distance from one end portion in the length direction of the sheet material 2 to the first folded portion 3 is about 95 to 105 mm. It is good to be.

  The predetermined width from the width of the covering portion 7, that is, the other end in the length direction of the sheet material 2 to the second folded portion 4, is preferably shorter than the width of the base 6. For example, when storing the card 8 having a length of approximately 86 mm, the distance from the other end in the length direction of the sheet material 2 to the second folded portion 4 is approximately 85 to 105 mm. Length should be good.

  The width of the base 6, that is, the distance between the first folded portion 3 and the second folded portion 4 is a width that is longer than any of the width of the card insertion portion 5 and the width of the covering portion 7. When the sheet material 2 is folded back by the first folded portion 3 and the second folded portion 4, it is sufficient if the length is such that a portion of the card insertion portion 5 and a portion of the covering portion 7 overlap. For example, when the lateral width of the card insertion portion 5 is 102 mm and the lateral width of the covering portion 7 is 90 mm, the lateral width of the base portion 6 is preferably about 105 mm.

  In short, it is sufficient that the card insertion portion 5 and the covering portion 7 are formed so as not to protrude beyond the base portion 6 when the sheet material 2 is folded back by the first folded portion 3 and the second folded portion 4. Further, it is preferable that the end portion of the covering portion 7 of the sheet material 2 and the first folded portion 3 are slightly shifted, and the end portion of the covering portion 7 and the first folded portion are thus made. Therefore, the folded card holder 1 can be easily opened.

  A plurality of cuts 9 having substantially the same width as the card 8 to be stored are formed at predetermined positions of the card insertion portion 5. The cut 9 is to form one cut 9 for each card 8, that is, to allow one cut 9 to be held in one-to-one correspondence with one card 8.

  As a method for forming the cut line 9, for example, a mold for forming the cut line 9 is also formed on a mold for forming the external shape of the card holder 1, and the outer shape of the card holder 1 is cut by cutting the sheet material. The cut 9 can be formed by a method of forming the cut 9 simultaneously with the formation.

  The length of the cut 9 is not limited as long as the cut 9 having substantially the same width as the card 8 to be stored is formed. For example, the cut 9 may be formed in a linear shape or a curved shape. When the card 8 is inserted into the two lines formed in the cut 9, that is, the card 8 is inserted between the cuts 9, the card 8 can be easily inserted. The two lines that are in contact with the front side and the back side of the card respectively increase the length of contact with the card 8, that is, by increasing the contact area between the card 8 and the two lines. The stability to hold can be increased. Further, the length of the cut line 9 may be formed to be much longer than the width of the card 8 when storing the thick card 8.

  In addition, the cut 9 may be formed by extending the end substantially parallel to the arrow a indicating the insertion direction of the card 8 to form the cut extension 9a. By extending substantially in parallel with each other to form the cut extension 9a, the opening formed by the cut 8 can be widened and the card 8 can be easily inserted. In the figure, the cut extension 9a is shown in the case where the end of the cut 8 is extended in the same direction as the arrow a indicating the insertion direction of the card 8, but the insertion direction of the card 8 is shown. You may extend in the direction opposite to the arrow a shown.

  The cuts 9 are preferably formed substantially parallel to the first folded portion 3, and when storing a plurality of cards 8 (five in the figure) with one card holder 1, A plurality of cut lines 9 may be formed substantially in parallel with the folded portion 3.

  As described above, since the plurality of cuts 9 are formed substantially parallel to the first folded portion 3 and the plurality of cards 8 are stored, the plurality of cards 8 can be stored in an overlapping manner. In addition, a card sending mount having an area larger than the number of cards to be stored is not required, and space saving during storage can be achieved.

  The predetermined position at which the cut 9 is formed in the card insertion portion 5 is approximately 5/8 to 7 / of the entire length of the card 8 from the first folded portion, that is, the length of the card 8 in the direction of the arrow a. It is preferable to form at about 8 positions. If it is shorter than approximately 5/8 of the total length of the card 8 from the first turn-back portion, the stability of holding the card 8 is lowered, and if longer than approximately 7/8, the covering portion 7 is opened. This is because, when the card 8 is confirmed, the surface of the card 8 is hardly visible, so the confirmation property is lowered.

  FIG. 2 is a plan view schematically showing a state in which the card holder 1 is folded inward to be used and the card is mounted, and the card holder 1 along the line AA in FIG. 2 is enlarged. A schematic cross-sectional view is shown in FIG. The card holder 1 folds the sheet material 2 inwardly between the first folded portion 3 and the second folded portion 4, that is, the cut 9 formed in the card insertion portion 5 with the card holder 1 in use. The card 8 is inserted between them and is attached to the card holder 1.

  When the card 8 inserted between the cuts 9 is fully inserted in the direction of the insertion direction arrow a and attached to the card holder 1, the end 8 a of the card 8 is placed between the card insertion part 5 and the base part 6. It can be brought into contact with the formed first folded portion 3.

  As described above, the card 8 is formed with the cut 9 by bringing the end portion 8 a of the card 8 into contact with the first folded portion 3 formed between the card insertion portion 5 and the base portion 6. Since the contact resistance is generated between the two lines and the first folded portion 3, the movement of the card 8 in the card holder 1 is suppressed.

  And since the 2nd folding | turning part 4 is formed in the other end side of the edge part 8a of the card | curd 8 between the base 6 and the coating | coated part 7 of the sheet | seat material 2, the position of the card | curd 8 is temporarily shifted. Even if it moves to the second folded portion 4 side, the end portion 8b of the card 8 comes into contact with the second folded portion 4 as shown by the phantom line in FIG. The range of movement is limited, and the card 8 can be prevented from falling off.

  In this way, by suppressing the movement of the card 8 by the two lines formed in the cut line 9 and the first folding part 3, and by preventing the card 8 from dropping off by the second folding part 4, The card holder 1 can hold and store the card 8, and the card holder 1 can be manufactured by a simple process of forming the cut 8 in one sheet material 2. Since a complicated manufacturing process such as a conventional bag shape is not required, the manufacturing cost can be reduced and the manufacturing can be performed at a low cost, and even when a plurality of cards 8 are mounted on the card holder 1. By forming a plurality of cuts 9 in the card holder 1, a plurality of cards 8 can be mounted. Even in the mounting, the card holder 1 can be mounted by a simple operation of simply inserting the card 8. Further , Since it holds a plurality of stacked cards 8, it become possible to store in a space-saving.

  FIG. 4 is a plan view schematically showing a state in which the sheet material 2 is folded at the first folded portion 3 and the second folded portion 4 to put the card holder 1 into a use state. The card holder 1 is, for example, a card used / stored on the front and back surfaces of the sheet material 2, that is, the inner surface and the outer surface when the sheet material 2 is folded and used. Matters etc. may be printed and distributed as pamphlets.

  As described above, when the card holder 1 is folded and returned to the use state with the card 8 attached to the card holder 1, the attached card 8 is stored on the front side of the card 8. Since the cover is protected by the covering portion 7, the surface of the card 8 is not damaged.

  Next, the card holder 21 according to the second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In the second embodiment, a circular protective portion 22 is formed at the end of the cut extension 9a of the cut 9 in the first embodiment, and other configurations are substantially the same as those in the first embodiment. Therefore, the same parts as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.

  FIG. 5 is a plan view schematically showing an inner surface when the sheet material 2 of the card holder 21 of the second embodiment is folded and used. In the second embodiment, a substantially circular protective portion 22 is formed at the end of the cut extension 9 a formed at the end of the cut 9.

  Thus, by forming the substantially circular protective part 22 at the end of the cut extension 9a, for example, when the card 8 is inserted into the cut 9, the stress applied to the end of the cut extension 9a is multidirectional. It is possible to prevent the end portion of the cut extension 9a from tearing. The protective portion 22 is not limited to being formed at the end of the cut extension 9a, and may be formed at the end of the cut 9, for example.

  Next, the card holder 31 according to the third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In the third embodiment, the shape of the cut 9 in the first embodiment is changed to a straight line, and the other configurations are substantially the same as those in the first embodiment. Parts substantially the same as 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is duplicated, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 6 is a plan view schematically showing an inner surface when the sheet material 2 of the card holder 31 of the third embodiment is folded and used. In the third embodiment, the shape of the cut 32 formed in the card insertion portion 5 is linear.

  Thus, since the shape of the mold for forming the cut 32 can be simplified by forming the cut 32 in a straight line, the formation of the cut 32 is further facilitated. When the thin card 8 or the like is held and stored by the card holder 31, the card 8 can be easily inserted even if the cut 32 is linear.

It is the top view which showed schematically the surface which becomes an inner side when it folds and uses the sheet | seat material of the card | curd holder which concerns on Example 1 of this invention. FIG. 6 is a plan view schematically showing a state where the card holder is folded and used in a state where it is used. It is sectional drawing which expanded and showed schematically the holder for cards along the AA line of FIG. 2 of the holder for cards. It is the top view which showed schematically when the sheet | seat material of the card | curd holder is made into the use condition by bend | folding back by the 1st return part and the 2nd return part. It is the top view which showed schematically the surface which becomes an inner side when it folds and uses the sheet | seat material of the card | curd holder which concerns on Example 2 of this invention. It is the top view which showed schematically the surface which becomes an inner side when it folds and uses the sheet | seat material of the card | curd holder which concerns on Example 3 of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1, 2, 31 Card holder 2 Sheet material 3 First folded portion 4 Second folded portion 5 Card insertion portion 6 Base portion 7 Cover portion 8 Cards 8a and 8b Card end portions 9 and 32 Cut 9a Cut extension 22 Protection part a Card insertion direction

Claims (7)

A card holder that can hold a plurality of cards by forming a cut in a part of the sheet material,
The sheet material is folded at predetermined intervals from both ends in the length direction of the sheet material to form a first folded portion and a second folded portion, thereby forming a card insertion portion, a base portion, and a covering portion. And
In the card insertion portion, a cut having a length substantially the same width as the card is formed at a predetermined position,
Inserting a card between the cuts to bring the end of the card into contact with the first folded portion;
A configuration in which the movement of the inserted card is suppressed by the two lines formed in the cut and the first folded portion, and the card is held by the second folded portion to prevent the card from falling off. A card holder characterized by The break is
The card holder according to claim 1, wherein the card holder is linear or curved. The break is
The card holder according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of the first folded portions are formed substantially parallel to the first folded portion. The break is
The card holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein an end portion is extended substantially parallel to a card insertion direction to form a cut extension. At the end of the cut or cut extension,
The card holder according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a substantially circular protection portion is formed. The predetermined position is
2. The card holder according to claim 1, wherein the card holder is located approximately 5/8 to 7/8 of the entire length of the card from the first folded portion. The predetermined interval is
The distance from one end portion of the sheet material in the length direction to the first folded portion is longer than the entire length of the card, and the distance from the other end portion to the second folded portion is shorter than the lateral width of the base portion. The card holder according to claim 1, wherein the card holder is a card holder.

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