JP2005211320A - Posting implement and hanging implement - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To post a paper piece on the front side of a part where a posting implement is attached in the form of fixing the upper end (1), to post it on the front side of the part where the posting implement is attached in an inclined form (2), and to post it right above (at a close position of) the part where the posting implement is attached in a straight or inclined form (3). <P>SOLUTION: In the posting implement, (1) clips whose clip ports are both turned downwards are provided back to back on a back side and a front side. (2) The clips respectively projecting from the edge or side face of a receiving support, bent and clipped with the side face of the receiving support are provided on the back side and front side of the receiving support to be a base part or on the upper half and the lower half or on both pieces of the receiving support bent at the center. (3) Two sets of the clips bent to be clipped are provided successively or continuously at the base end and base end of the clips, or at the base end and the end or at the base end and the side part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

This is a display tool used to post a piece of paper such as a flyer or a price tag on a fence plate or a fence bar of a merchandise display shelf used in supermarkets, convenience stores, drug stores, and the like.
The fence board or fence bar is stretched around the edge of the front side of the product display shelf so that the product does not slide down, and is mainly about 2 to 5 cm long and about 1 to 5 mm thick. This is a horizontally long plate, and a plastic transparent plate is mainly used. The fence rod is replaced with a fence plate and stretched from 1 to 3 stages. It is a round steel having a diameter of about 3 to 5 mm, and a stainless steel rod is mainly used.

  The bulletin board according to the present invention is one that integrally has two claps that are pinched by bending. One is a clamp for attaching the posting tool itself (hereinafter also referred to as a clamp A or a mounting portion), and the other is a clamp for attaching a piece of paper for posting (hereinafter referred to as a clamp B or It is also called a fastening part).

Conventionally, two clips made by combining springs are joined together directly at the handle part and the handle part, or an extension bar is joined between them, or a spring, There are some clip handle parts that are assembled and joined together, which are folded in two hands, and the handle part protrudes from the edge of the clip.
There is a plate that is folded in a mountain shape and has a handle that can be folded (Akira Akira 53-012018), but each time it is attached or removed, it has the hassle of raising or falling a handle.
Conventionally, there has been no appropriate posting means that can be posted on the near side or just above the fence plate and fence bar.

  It is like a plastic plate piece folded in three as having no handle, and it has its own mounting opening and a fastening opening for the posting piece, but it holds the posting piece from the bottom, You can only post a limited vertical piece of paper.

Japanese Patent Application No. 2002-257156 Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-310743 Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-417650

(1) Even if there is a slight difference in the thickness of the object (fence plate) to be attached, it can be attached correspondingly.
(2) It shall be possible to post in the form of fastening the upper end of the piece of paper to the front side of the place where the sign is attached.
(3) It shall be possible to post in a tilted form on the front side of the place where the sign is attached.
(4) It shall be able to be posted straight or in a tilted position directly above (adjacent to) the place where the sign is attached.
The present invention has been made to solve the above problems and to realize a device that can be used conveniently.

  The present invention relates to a configuration having two sandwiches that are bent and sandwiched together, and a configuration of a mounting portion.

  # 1. Have a back-to-back and front-to-back clasp. The pinch has a pinch in the same direction. The above-described configuration is defined (claim 1). As shown in FIGS. 1 to 11, the problems (1) and (2) are solved.

  The one shown in FIGS. 1 to 11 is the one that fastens the upper end of the bulletin board and posts it on the front side where the bulletin board is attached in the form of hanging paper. Originally, it is a place where one wants to be sandwiched, but what is bent and pinned is different from a clip that combines springs, so it is basically something that fits in, so it can be The adaptation force is small with respect to the thickness, or the adaptation width is narrow, and it tends to be too tight or too loose.

  If it is of one pinch, if it is fastened so that it will not drop off, the pin will be hard or closed, and a piece of paper with weak waist will not be If it becomes a thing which cannot be pinched, and a pinch opening is loosened or opened and closed, it will not be useful for fastening. In order to solve this problem, both the front and back sides have two claps with the pinch opening facing downward. It had a pinch for the bulletin board itself to be attached on the back side, and a pinch to fasten a piece of bulletin board on the front side.

In order to cope with the difference in the thickness of the object to be attached (fence plate), the spring was given a space. 1 to 4 solves the problems (1) and (2).
Two clamps that are folded in two are sandwiched between the inner side and the outer side. On the inner side, there is a straight or flat receiving side and a presser that presses against the receiving side with a bent ridge. The outer frame has a grip (fastening part) consisting of the outer side, folds from the vicinity of the presser of the intermediate clamp on the outside, the outer frame straddling the outer side of the intermediate clamp, and the intermediate clamp It has a sandwiching (attaching part) that sandwiches the outside (back side or upper end) (Claim 2). The folding of the sandwich is nested, and the sandwich (slip opening) is back-to-back on the back side and the front side.

  The outer pinch (mounting part) is folded back from the vicinity of the presser side of the inner pinch (fastening part) and makes a large detour with a gap to the presser side, and the back side or upper end of the inner pinch It has a sandwich (attachment part). The spring works elastically and has a space to cope with fence plates with different thicknesses or fence bars with different thicknesses.

  # 2. A straight or flat shaped support (base) on the back side and front side, or on the upper and lower halves, or on both sides of the folded support It has a squeeze that squeezes the sides. The above configuration is adopted (claim 3). As shown in FIGS. 5 to 20, the problems (2), (3), and (4) are solved.

  The one shown in FIGS. 5 to 13 has a sandwich between the back side and the front side. 11 to 14 have sandwiches between the back side and the front side, or the upper half and the lower half, respectively. It is raised and posted straight along the mounting surface to which the display tool is attached. The ones shown in FIGS. 15 to 17 are sandwiched between the upper and lower halves or the half-folded receiving support, and are lifted and posted immediately above the edge to which the display tool is attached. is there. 18 to 20 have sandwiches between the two pieces of the receiving support that is folded in half, and are posted with an inclination on the front side to which the posting tool is attached.

  # 3. Two sets of claws that are bent and sandwiched are divided into the base end of the clamp (the protruding end of the bent portion that is folded in two hands) and the base end, or the base end and the terminal end (one side that is folded in two hands) (Terminal), or connected at the base and side, or joined together. The above-described configuration is defined (claim 4). As shown in FIGS. 13 to 27, the problems (3) and (4) are solved.

  Those shown in FIGS. 13 to 16, 18, 20 to 22, and 24 to 27 are connected to each other at the base end or the base end or have joints. The ones shown in FIGS. 17 and 19 are connected at the proximal end and the distal end or have joints. What is shown in FIG. 23 is connected or connected at the base end and the side portion. The one shown in FIGS. 21 to 27 has two sets of claps joined by a joint. Of these, the ones shown in FIGS. 21 to 26 are connected by a joint such as a hinge or a wheel joint, and the inclination can be changed back and forth. The one shown in FIG. 27 is connected by a joint such as a commonly used ball joint, and can be tilted back and forth and right and left.

  In the above, with reference to FIGS. 1 to 27, the relationship and configuration of the two sandwiches in the present invention have been described. In the following, FIGS. 28 to 42 show a structure that can be replaced with the one shown in FIGS.

  The ones shown in FIGS. 28 to 32 have a folded frame in two hands, and have a straight or flat stretched side end or near the entrance of the frame to hold or restrain the bend into the frame. A structure having a sandwiching structure (attachment portion) having a sandwiching structure (claim 5).

  28 to 32 are provided with a sandwich (attachment portion) serving as a base for posting with an inclination on the front side to which the posting tool is attached. Since the shape of the sandwich itself is easy to create a tilted shape and does not become an extra figure, it is used as a base part of a sign that gives an inclination, and it replaces the mounting part of FIGS. Can do.

FIGS. 28 and 29 are bent in and pressed against the other side by the ridge, and the other side is a receiving side having a flat shape, that is, the receiving side and the holding side are sandwiched.
Fig. 29 does not have two sandwiches as shown in Fig. 28, but only the base (mounting part) is made independent, creating a flat outer surface with an inclination, and directly pasting labels with glue, etc. It is an example that can be used.

FIGS. 30 and 31 have a flat restraint (reception) in the inside, and the other side is a presser side that is pressed by a ridge, that is, has a sandwich between the restraint and the presser.
30 and 31 are in the state of being sandwiched between the fence plates so that the fence plate (the edge) fits in the deepest part of the sandwiches so that the signage does not wobble. It is necessary to have a clog. In addition, the tip of the restraint has a state where the restraint is overhanging, and the state where the restraint tilts toward the deepest part of the sandwich when it is pushed back by fitting the fence plate And, it is important to configure so that the tip of the restraint is firmly held by the fence plate.
Fig. 31 does not have two sandwiches as shown in Fig. 30, but only this base part (mounting part) is made independent, creating a flat outer surface with an inclination, and directly pasting labels with glue etc. It is an example that can be used.

Fig. 32 shows a flat restraining (reception) of bending inside, and the other side has a flat surface, the insertion port is slightly narrowed, and the tip is curved outward. (Presser foot) is set. If it is attached to the fence plate, it has a clamp and presser foot as in the case of FIG. If it is attached to a fence bar, it will be attached in the form of being fitted to the innermost part, so the outer presser will be changed to a receiver, and it will have a clamp between the receiver and the restraint. 28 to 31 are attached to the fence plate, while FIG. 32 has a sandwich that can be used for both the fence plate and the fence bar.
Further, in FIG. 32, as shown in FIG. 30 as shown in FIG. 31, only the base portion (mounting portion) is independent in a simple form, and a glued label or the like can be directly pasted and used. Note that FIG. 32 can also be used in a form that does not create an inclination.

  The ones shown in Figs. 33 to 35 are folded in two with a gap, and have a sandwiched frame facing each other with a gap between them, and a space in the middle of the frame that closes and partitions the frame without stretching from the inside. A structure having a stopper and having a pinch (attachment portion).

33 to 35 are designed so that the sandwiching spring works effectively. Although it can be attached to a fence bar and a fence board, it is mainly used for a fence bar. FIG. 9 is a development of the mounting portion shown in FIG. 8. In the case of FIG. 8, when it is attached to the fence bar, it will be fitted in the innermost part and the spring will not work at all. And it will be either loose or tight, and it will be used in an unsatisfactory state, but it has a pinch that makes use of a spring by having a middle stop. Fig. 33 has a stopper protruding from the side. FIG. 34 shows a stopper protruding vertically.
33 and 34 can be used in place of the mounting portion shown in FIGS. As shown in FIG. 35, the present invention can be applied to a mounting portion such as a hanging tool.

  The ones shown in FIGS. 36 to 38 are folded in two with a gap, and have outer frames facing each other with a gap, bent into the frame from one end or near the entrance of the outer frame, and on both inner sides of the frame It has a pinch (attachment part) with a structure that has a restraint where it is straight or flat and extends to the innermost part at a fixed interval and is pinched with the relative side (Claim 7).

36 to 38 show a sandwiching (attachment portion) in which the spring becomes looser as it enters the back of the sandwiching. It is suitable for posting on a fence bar, and has a pinch that is easy to pinch and difficult to drop off.
36 and 37 can be used in place of the mounting portion shown in FIGS. As shown in FIG. 38, the present invention can also be applied to a mounting portion such as a hanging tool.

  As shown in FIGS. 38 to 42, a rectangular frame extends from the plate-shaped base (support) to a saddle-shaped frame with a gap between the heel and the heel. (Claim 8) having a pinch (attachment part) of a structure stretched in a shape.

39 to 42 have a pinch (attachment portion) that attaches to the fence bar. It is sandwiched in the form of holding a fence bar, and it is pushed in or pushed open and sandwiched. The upper and lower saddle frames work as springs, and it is better to make them have a width to give them the strength to mount them in a hanging form.
39 to 42 can be replaced with the mounting portions of FIGS. 9 to 10 and 18 to 20. FIGS. 41 and 42 are examples in which two sandwiches are not provided, only the attachment portion is made independent, and a glued label or the like can be directly attached for use.

(1) Although it is a sign that is folded and sandwiched, it was possible to flexibly cope with the clamping width of the object to be attached (thickness and thickness of the fence plate and fence bar) (FIGS. 1-3, 30). ~ 32, 36-38).
(2) It was possible to post on the front side of the place where the signage was attached, pinch the upper end of the signage piece, and obtain something that could be posted without a large protrusion just above the place (on the edge) (Fig. 1-10, 18-20, 28, 32-34, 36, 39, 40).
(3) What was able to be posted in the form which gave the inclination to the near side of the place where the display tool was attached was obtained (FIGS. 18-20, 21, 22, 24-26, 28-32).
(4) We obtained something that can be posted straight or tilted directly above (close to) the place where the sign is attached (Figs. 11-17, 21-27).
(5) We obtained a simple and practical bulletin board made up of bent parts.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  1-4, the sandwich A is on the outside, the sandwich B is on the inside, and the sandwich is formed on the back side and the front side. is there. 1 to 4 have a large characteristic in the sandwich A. FIG. The sandwich A protrudes from the pressing side of the sandwich B, bypasses the outside of the sandwich B, extends to the back side (outside of the receiver) of the sandwich B, and stretches between the back side or the upper end of the sandwich B. It is something that was to be pinched. By having a large detour, it has an elastic spring. In addition, it has room to accommodate different thicknesses of fences. The shape of the clearance is at an interval detouring with an interval on the presser side of the sandwich B.

  The intermediate pinching B is pinched by the receiver and the presser in common with FIGS. In the case of FIG. 1, the outer pinch A has a presser that presses against the back side of the pinch B at the edge of the bend, and has a pinch shape that is pinched between the back side of the receiver and the presser. In the case of FIG. 2, it has a restraint extending parallel to the back side of the sandwich B, and has a sandwich that sandwiches the back side of the sandwich B and the restraint in a plate-like manner.

  Incidentally, the phrase “holds” is used in the preceding paragraph and other places, but this phrase does not necessarily mean that the presser is in contact with the receiving side. It takes a form that can correspond to the thickness of the object to be fastened, such as the one that opens and closes the insertion slot from the beginning, or the one that closes the insertion slot. It means that it has a shape or form that can hold the object.

The insertion slot in Fig. 2 is the same size as the inner depth and is suitable for mounting on a round rod bar. However, if the object to be fitted is a fence plate with corners, the corners will be caught. Cannot be used smoothly. As shown in FIG. 3, when the insertion slot is bent outwardly, it can be also inserted into the fence plate.
By the way, as a form shared by the fence bar and fence board, it is better to make the width of the insertion slot narrower than the inner depth as shown in FIG. The restraint shown in FIG. 3 is a combination of the presser shown in FIG. 1 and the restraint shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a development of the shape of FIG. In FIG. 2, the sandwich A is held on the back side of the sandwich B, whereas the sandwich A is held on the sandwich B in FIG. 4. FIG. 2 is posted on the front side of the fence bar, whereas FIG. 4 is posted below the fence bar in a form suspended from the fence bar.

  Fig. 1 is used by attaching to a fence board. Figures 2 and 4 are attached to a fence bar. FIG. 3 can be used by attaching to a fence plate and a fence bar.

  FIGS. 5 to 11 each have a pinch having a pin slot facing downward on the back side and the front side. And what we want to explain in FIGS. 5 to 8 is that having a presser foot that is pressed by a curved ridge on the outside, and a presser foot that is pressed by a curved ridge inside. Although the ones having a restraint extending in parallel to the receiving and supporting side are shown in the drawing, any shape can be attached to either the sandwich A or the sandwich B in any way. However, with the restraint shown in the pinch A in FIG. 8, the bulletin board cannot be fastened, so it cannot be used for the bulletin board with the pinch opening facing down.

When the top end of a piece of paper is fastened and the paper piece is suspended and posted, use a pair (or double) of the strips as shown in Figs. 5-8, and fasten the appropriate part of the top end of the piece of paper. It can be used regardless of the width of the bulletin board.
When using a single sign, it is preferable to have a horizontal width as shown in FIGS. As shown in Fig. 10, when the presser foot of the sandwich B is made to be as thin as possible so as not to cover the bulletin board as much as possible, keep the shoulder of the bulletin board up and down horizontally so that it does not move up and down. Should have a shoulder.

  In FIG. 5, the presser of the sandwich A is illustrated as being deeply inserted, and the presser of the sandwich B is illustrated as shallowly inserted. Since the sandwich A is on the attachment side, naturally, it is necessary to consider that the spring is more elastic than the sandwich B on the side where the thin paper piece is fastened, and that it can cope with the thickness of the fence plate. Of course, if you use it with a narrower range of use, such as being attached to a very thin fence board, or if you are posting a thick piece of paper (such as cardboard) like a fence board, There is no need to distinguish match B.

  FIGS. 11 and 12 are examples in which the positions of the sandwiches on the back side and the front side can be posted so as to be close to the top and bottom of the position to which the display tool is attached, so that there is some overlap. FIGS. 13 to 17 are examples in which postings can be made immediately above where the posting tool is attached, and FIGS.

When attached to the edge of a box or container, as shown in Figs. 12, 13, and 15, if the clamp on the mounting side and the clamp on the clamping side are on the back side and the front side, Since the overhanging portion does not overhang the inside of the box, it can be conveniently used for attaching and posting on the inner edge of the box or container.
Similarly, when attached to the front edge of a box or container and posted, both the mounting clamp and the clamping clamp presser are on the front side as shown in FIGS. And can be used conveniently.

  FIGS. 18 to 20 are examples in which the receiving support is sandwiched between the two pieces folded in half. 18 and 19 are examples of sandwiches A and B being back-to-back, and FIG. 20 is an example of a back-to-back configuration, as described in the previous section. In other words, it may be of any configuration depending on whether it is posted on the edge on the front side. Further, with respect to the sandwich B, the sandwiching opening of the sandwich B with respect to FIG. 20 may be configured to face upward so that FIG. 18 has a downward sandwiching opening and FIG. 19 has an upward sandwiching opening. In this example, the combination is arbitrary.

  Figures 21 to 26 show two sets of claws joined by a joint such as a hinge or a wheel joint, which can be posted with a tilt in the front and back, and suitable for posting on a display shelf viewed from the front. This is an example where various combinations are possible. FIG. 27 shows an example in which two pairs of claps are joined by a ball joint-like joint. Various combinations can be made as in the case of FIGS.

  28 to 32 are examples of things that can be posted with an inclination on the front side of the place where the posting tool is attached, but since the paper piece is tilted and supported, the receiving side (slope part) of the clamping pinch is It is desirable to be wide and vertically long.

  Figures 33 and 34 are posted on the front side where the signage is attached, and the upper end of the paper piece is sandwiched and the paper piece is posted in a hanging form. Good. FIG. 35 is an example in which the sandwich A is applied, and is an example in which it can be applied to a mounting part of a hanging tool that is hung on a rod-shaped object. The pinching spring works and it can be attached properly. It can also be used for hanging parts of hangers. FIG. 35 shows an example in which a wire is bent.

  36 to 38 are posting tools mainly for attaching to and posting on a fence bar, and having a mounting part that can be held in a stable state by fitting the fence bar to the innermost part of the sandwich. As in the case of FIGS. 33 and 34, FIG. 36 is posted on the front side surface where the display tool is attached. The upper end of the paper piece is sandwiched, and the paper piece is posted in a hanging form. However, the width may be arbitrary. FIG. 37 shows an example in which the sandwich B is clamped like a sheet scissors and the sandwiching opening faces upward, and the plate-like piece is bent and made in a simple shape. FIG. 38 is an example in which the sandwich A in FIG. 36 is applied, and is an example in which it can be applied to a mounting part of a hanging tool that is hung on a rod-shaped object. The pinching spring works and it can be attached properly. It can also be used for hanging parts of hangers. FIG. 38 shows an example in which a wire is bent.

  39 to 42 are attached to a fence bar for posting. In the same way as opening and closing the chuck and fastener that are pressed and fitted from the front side, it can be smoothly attached and removed by attaching and detaching from the end. The upper and lower heels have the elasticity to bend in when they are pushed in (pinched) and return to their original shape after being pushed in. It is important that both of the upper and lower sides or one of them is elastically expanded together with the tip portion so as to accept the indentation and return to the original state after being indented. 41 and 42 are examples in which the sandwich A is applied independently. In the case of FIG. 41, the sandwiching port is protruded, but it may be a single plate as shown in FIG.

  Not only the use of attaching and posting on the fence plate or fence bar of the product display shelf, but also cutting the upper half of the divider plate, divider bar or cardboard box and displaying the whole box with the product still inside Because of the current situation, it can also be used for posting on cardboard boxes. In particular, those shown in FIGS. 13, 15, and 24 to 26 are easy to use for posting on the back side.

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Explanation of symbols

A pinch for the display itself to attach (pinch A, mounting part)
Aa (with pinch A) receiving or receiving side Ab (with pinch A) presser or presser side Ac (with pinch A) holding or holding side Ad (with pinch A) retaining Ae ( Heel part Af (of nip A) heel part B (of nip A) B nip for fastening a piece of paper for posting (clamp B, tie part)
Ba (for clamping B) or receiving side Bb (for clamping B) presser or holding side Bc (for clamping B) holding or holding side C base (receiving support) or receiving support ( base)
Cg horizontal shoulder

Claims (8)

  Have a back-to-back and front-to-back clasp. The pinch has a pinch in the same direction. A signage having the above-described configuration (FIGS. 1 to 11).   Two claws that are folded in two are nested inside and outside. On the inner side, there is a pinch (fastening portion) consisting of a receiving side having a straight or flat shape and a pressing side pressed against the receiving side by a bent ridge. On the outside, it is folded back from the vicinity of the intermediate clamp, and the outer frame straddling the outer side of the intermediate clamp and the outer clamp of the intermediate clamp (fastening part) Part). A signage having the above-described configuration (FIGS. 1 to 4).   A straight or flat shaped support (base) on the back side and front side, or on the upper and lower halves, or on both sides of the folded support It has a squeeze that squeezes the sides. A billboard composed as described above (Figs. 5-20)   Two sets of claps that are bent and pinched are connected or joined at the base end and the base end, or the base end and the end, or the base end and the side of the clamp. A signage having the above configuration (FIGS. 13 to 20, 21 to 27).   It has a double-folded frame, bends into the frame from the end of the straight or flat side, or near the entrance of the frame, and has a presser foot or a restraint that sandwiches the relative side. A sign (FIGS. 28 to 32) having a sandwich (attachment portion) having the above-described configuration.   It has a frame that is folded in two with a gap and facing each other at an interval. In the middle of the frame, there is a stopper that closes and partitions the inside of the frame so that it does not stretch from the inside. A signage having a sandwich (attachment part) having the above-described configuration, and a hanging tool (FIGS. 33 to 35).   It has a frame that is folded in two with a gap and facing each other at an interval. It bends into the frame from the edge of one side or near the entrance of the frame, and it goes straight into the inner side of the frame or extends flat to the farthest to enter the innermost part and has a restraint where it sandwiches the relative side. A signage having a sandwich (attachment part) having the above-described configuration, and a hanging tool (FIGS. 36 to 38). From the plate-shaped base, a saddle-shaped frame is extended in two hands, with a slight space between the tip of the tip and the tip of the tip, and a pinch is formed in the form of a square frame. A sign (FIGS. 38 to 42) having a mounting portion (clipping) having the above-described configuration.

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