JP2005315005A - Key-in tag holder - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a key-in tag holder of a wrist band type which eliminates complication of front work and enables free choice of a desired locker in use. <P>SOLUTION: A key-in tag holder main body 1 for storing an ID tag P and enabling insertion/detachment of a key Q is mounted on a wrist and is integrally formed by a rigid member such as a hard synthetic resin material. The key-in tag holder has an opening 12 for snap-fitting a covered handle base 7 of the key Q, an insertion part 13 for receiving a top end of the key Q having an opening 14 which is formed to communicate with the opening 12 and receives the top end of the key Q slightly slantingly and further enables the top end of the key Q to protrude from a rear surface side, and a storage hole part 15 for storing the ID tag which is formed along the insertion part 13 and made closable by a pressing tool 16. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention can accommodate, for example, a key such as a locker key and an ID tag in which data relating to the user of the key is recorded, and is used by an unspecified large number of people such as a one-day hot spring facility, a health center, a sports center, etc. The present invention relates to a wristband type key-in tag holder configured to be able to grasp the usage status of facility users and reliably perform payment processing when managing the entrance and exit of users to and from the facility.

  Conventionally, as this type of key-in tag holder, there is a data carrier wristband as disclosed in Patent Document 1. In other words, this includes a data carrier storage unit for storing a data carrier with a coin-type ID tag capable of inputting / outputting data in a positioned state, and a key fixing unit. A belt-like band made of an ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer having a belt-like shape that can be accommodated while rotating a key is provided.

Further, as another conventional key-in tag holder, as disclosed in Patent Document 2, it is formed integrally with a flexible belt-like band, and is smaller than the diameter of the data carrier on one side of the belt-like band in the short direction. It has a data carrier storage part that has an opening with an opening width, has a hole for pushing out the data carrier on the side opposite to the insertion slot, and has a protrusion that prevents the data carrier from dropping off in the vicinity of the insertion slot There is a data carrier wristband formed by integrally forming a key storage portion in a state of being overlapped with the data carrier storage portion.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-18810 Japanese Patent No. 2004-16303

  However, in the conventional data carrier wristband, the key itself is pivotally integrated with the key storage portion with a key fixture so that the key can be rotated and stored in the key storage portion. Therefore, when using the key, it is necessary to remove the band from the wrist once, which is very troublesome in handling.

  In addition, the data carrier storage section itself has flexibility that is integral with the band-shaped band and the key storage section, and the data carrier storage section is reinforced by the key itself by storing in the key storage section by turning the key. Therefore, when a bending stress is applied to the data carrier storage portion with the key pulled out from the key storage portion, the data carrier storage portion is easily bent and the data carrier cannot be damaged.

  Further, in the conventional data carrier using a coin-type ID tag, the key and the data carrier are overlapped and held up and down, so that there are various problems such as a thickness and poor usability. .

  Therefore, the present invention was created in view of the existing circumstances as described above, and by making the key detachable from the key-in tag holder body attached to the wrist by a band, the key-in tag holder itself Even without removing the key from the wrist, the key can be easily removed and used. An object of the present invention is to provide a wristband type key-in tag holder capable of preventing damage caused by an external force of an ID tag stored in an ID tag storage part of the key-in tag holder.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a wristband type key-in tag holder that can be attached to a wrist and that is configured to be capable of storing an ID tag and in which a key can be inserted and removed. The holder body is formed with an opening for fitting and fixing the gripped base side of the key covered by patching, and in a state communicating with the opening. It is characterized by comprising an insertion portion for inserting a key tip having an opening that can be protruded, and a storage hole portion for storing an ID tag that can be closed by a presser.

  Further, the key-in tag holder main body can be integrally formed by a rigid member such as a hard synthetic resin material.

  In the key-in tag holder according to the present invention configured as described above, when attaching the key, the key tip is slightly inclined and inserted into the insertion part of the key-in tag holder main body, and from the opening side on the back side of the insertion part. The key tip is once protruded, and then the cover is fitted and fixed to the opening by pushing the cover into the opening and patching.

  On the other hand, when extracting the key from the key-in tag holder main body, the cover is pushed out from the rear side of the opening to make the key tip slightly inclined, and then the key tip side is pulled upward.

  Further, the key-in tag holder main body is closed by fitting a pressing tool after the ID tag is stored in a storage hole provided in one side thereof.

  According to the present invention, the key can be detached from the main body of the key-in tag holder attached to the wrist by the band, so that only the key can be easily removed without using the key-in tag holder itself from the wrist. In addition, by forming the key-in tag holder itself with a thin, easy-to-use material, the ID tag stored in the key-in tag holder storage part can be damaged even when the key is removed. Can be prevented. Further, in use, the front work is not complicated and a desired locker free choice is made possible.

  Hereinafter, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 shown in the figure is configured to be able to store a rod-shaped ID tag P and to be able to insert and remove a key Q. As shown in FIG. 1, the key-in tag holder body is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape having a width of about 26 mm, a length of about 57 mm, and a thickness of about 6 mm, for example, by a hard synthetic resin material such as a PC. A pair of left and right flexible band-like bands 2A and 2B are attached to the left and right ends thereof via spring pins 6, respectively.

  One belt-like band 2A is provided with a free ring 3 and a rectangular annular stopper frame portion 4, and when wound around the wrist, a plurality of pieces arranged adjacent to each other at equal intervals on one surface of the other belt-like band 2B. Any one of the locking projections 5 is inserted and locked into the insertion opening of the stopper frame 4 so that the wrist is firmly wound around the wrist.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4, for example, a rectangular plate-shaped grip base 7 of the key Q is covered with a band bag-shaped cover 8 formed of a hard synthetic resin material such as a PC, for example, and is in communication with each other. The corrugated spring pin 9 is inserted into the hole of the grip base 7 and the hole of the cover 8 and held and fixed. At this time, the upper end edge portion of the cover 8 is opened in a rectangular shape, and the upper end edge portion of the grip base portion 7 is fitted to the inner position to form a fitting portion 10. The so-called patch-on stop structure in which the protrusion 11 formed on the inner side of the upper edge is engaged with the recess 10 so that the cover 8 side of the key Q is fitted and fixed to the opening 12 of the key-in tag holder body 1. It is. For example, a locker number is displayed on the surface of the cover 8.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a substantially rectangular opening 12 for fitting and fixing the cover 8 side of the key Q is formed at the upper half portion of the key-in tag holder body 1 and the lower side is formed. An insertion portion 13 for inserting the tip end of the key Q is formed at a position about half on the side so as to communicate with the opening 12. As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 6 to FIG. 8, the insertion portion 13 has a key insertion port 13A having an open front upper end in the shape of a U-shaped projecting frame. The tip of the key Q can be inserted vertically from the inside downward. An opening 14 for projecting the tip end of the key Q opened in a vertically long rectangular shape is continuously provided on the back side of the insertion portion 13 located below the key insertion port 13A. That is, only the back side of the insertion portion 13 opposite to the front key insertion port 13A in the insertion portion 13 is closed.

  As a result, when the tip of the key Q is slightly inclined and inserted into the insertion portion 13 of the key-in tag holder body 1, the tip of the key Q is once protruded from the opening 14 side on the back side of the insertion portion 13, and then the key-in By pressing the cover 8 side of the key Q into the opening 12 of the tag holder body 1 and patching it, the cover 8 is firmly fitted and fixed to the opening 12.

  Further, when the key Q is extracted from the key-in tag holder body 1, the cover 8 side is pushed out from the rear side of the opening 12 so that the tip end of the key Q is slightly inclined, and then the tip end side of the key Q can be pulled out upward. It is. Thus, the key Q can be attached to or removed from the key-in tag holder main body 1 with one touch.

  As shown in FIGS. 2, 3, and 5, the key-in tag holder main body 1 is provided with a vertically long storage hole 15 on one side so as to be parallel to the insertion portion 13. After storing the rod-shaped ID tag P, for example, a rectangular block-shaped presser 16 having a wedge-shaped locking claw 16A is fitted in the position of the front-rear symmetry, and the locking hole 17 formed before and after the position of the storage hole 15 is inserted. By fitting the locking claw 16A into the storage hole 15, the storage hole 15 is closed without a gap.

  Thus, since the ID tag P has a rod shape, the space of the key-in tag holder body 1 may be small. The ID tag P stores the ID number and usage information of the user. When the user leaves the building, the key-in tag holder body 1 is presented to the front to be settled.

  As another embodiment, a bar code can be attached to the key-in tag holder body 1 instead of the ID tag P. Further, instead of using the flexible belt-like bands 2A and 2B, an elastic belt 2C (shown in FIG. 12) formed by spirally curling may be used.

Next, a method for using the key-in tag holder body 1 having the above-described configuration will be described.
First, the user accepts at the front desk and receives the key-in tag holder body 1. Then, go to the locker, store the belongings in the selected locker, lock it with the key Q held by the lock mechanism of the locker, and then attach the key Q to the key-in tag holder body 1 with one touch. At this time, the cover 8 is covered with the grip base 7 of the key Q.

  When attaching the key Q, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, the key Q is slightly inclined and inserted into the insertion portion 13 of the key-in tag holder body 1, and once from the opening 14 side on the back side of the insertion portion 13. The tip of the key Q is protruded, and then the cover 8 side of the key Q is pushed into the opening 12 of the key-in tag holder main body 1 and patched to fix the cover 8 to the opening 12 firmly. On the other hand, when the key Q is extracted from the key-in tag holder body 1, the cover 8 side is pushed out from the rear side of the opening 12 so that the tip end of the key Q is slightly inclined, and the tip end side of the key Q is inserted from the insertion portion 13. Just pull it up.

  By the way, in order to attach the key-in tag holder main body 1 into which the key Q is inserted to the wrist, the back surface of the key-in tag holder main body 1 is preferably directed to the wrist side. That is, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, even if the opening 14 of the key-in holder body 1 is mounted facing the wrist, the key Q can be prevented from coming off due to the effect of patching. When the insertion portion 13 of the main body 1 is mounted facing the wrist side, the key Q can be reliably prevented from coming off, and the protruding frame of the key insertion port 13A does not hit the wrist, so that the feeling of use is good.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 5 and the like, the key-in tag holder main body 1 has an ID tag P in which a user ID number, usage information, and the like are stored in a storage hole 15 provided inside one side thereof. After storing, the presser 16 is fitted in and fixed in a sealed state. Therefore, even if the outer side of the key-in tag holder body 1 is slightly damaged, the performance of the ID tag P inside is not adversely affected. When leaving the building, go to the locker, unlock the locker with the key Q, take out your belongings, hold the key Q in the locker's locking mechanism as it is, present only the key-in tag holder body 1 to the front, and check out To do.

  9 to 11 show a key-in tag holder main body 1A according to another embodiment, and the cover Q side of the key Q is fitted and fixed to the upper half portion of the key-in tag holder body 1A as in the first embodiment. A substantially rectangular opening 12A is formed, and an insertion portion 13 for inserting the tip end of the key Q is formed in the lower half portion in a state communicating with the opening 12A.

  The insertion portion 13 is a key insertion opening 13A with a rear upper end cut out in a substantially rectangular shape so that the tip of the key Q can be inserted vertically downward from the inside of the key insertion opening 13A. It has become. An opening 14A for projecting the tip end of the key Q opened in a vertically long rectangular shape is continuously provided on the front side of the insertion slot 13 positioned below the key insertion slot 13A.

  As a result, when the tip of the key Q is slightly inclined and inserted into the insertion portion 13 of the key-in tag holder body 1A, the tip of the key Q is once protruded from the opening 14A side on the front side of the insertion portion 13, and then the key-in By pressing the cover 8 side of the key Q into the opening 12A of the tag holder body 1 and patching it, the cover 8 is firmly fitted into the opening 12A.

  When the key Q is extracted from the key-in tag holder body 1A, the cover 8 side is pushed out from the front side of the opening 12A so that the tip end of the key Q is slightly inclined, and then the tip end side of the key Q can be pulled out upward. It is.

  By the way, in order to attach the key-in tag holder main body 1A into which the key Q is inserted to the wrist, the back surface of the key-in tag holder main body 1A is preferably directed to the wrist side. That is, as shown in FIGS. 9 to 11, when the insertion portion 13 of the key-in tag holder main body 1A is attached toward the wrist, it is possible to reliably prevent the key Q from being detached and as in the first embodiment. Since there is no protruding frame, the feeling of use is also good.

The best mode for carrying out the present invention is shown, wherein (a) is a front view, (b) is a bottom view, and (c) is a rear view. It is an enlarged front view of the key-in tag holder main body similarly. It is AA sectional drawing in FIG. It is BB sectional drawing in FIG. It is CC sectional drawing in FIG. It is a perspective view before mounting | wearing with the key which shows a use condition, and an ID tag. It is a perspective view of the key mounting state which shows a use state. It is a perspective view after mounting | wearing with the key which shows a use condition, and an ID tag. It is an enlarged front view which shows other embodiment of the key-in tag holder main body with a key. It is DD sectional drawing in FIG. It is EE sectional drawing in FIG. It is a top view which shows the state which attached the expansion-contraction belt to the key-in tag holder main body shown in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

P ID tag Q Key 1, 1A Key-in tag holder main body 2A, 2B Band-shaped band 2C Telescopic belt 3 Free ring 4 Stopper frame 5 Locking protrusion 6 Spring pin 7 Holding base 8 Cover 9 Wave spring pin 10 Inset 11 Projection Portions 12 and 12A Opening portion 13 Inserting portion 13A Key insertion port 14 and 14A Opening portion 15 Storage hole portion 16 Presser 16A Locking claw 17 Locking hole

Claims (2)

  A key-in tag holder that can be attached to the wrist that can store ID tags and that can be inserted and removed, and the key-in tag holder body is fitted and fixed to the grip base side covered with the key by patching An insertion portion for inserting a key tip, an insertion portion for inserting the key tip slightly obliquely and allowing the key tip to protrude from the back side, and a presser. A key-in tag holder comprising: an ID tag storage hole that can be closed with   The key-in tag holder according to claim 1, wherein the key-in tag holder body is integrally formed by a rigid member such as a hard synthetic resin material.

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