JP2005319621A - Transfer implement - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a transfer implement which enables a transfer operation to be smoothly performed by preventing the entanglement of a transfer object with a transfer head, having a possibility of occurring in transfer. <P>SOLUTION: Corner parts 41G and 43G are formed in a case 4. When paste Tb of tape paste T is transferred onto a piece P of paper by moving a transfer surface RTa of the transfer head H in a prescribed transfer direction while bringing the transfer surface RTa into contact with the piece P of paper, the piece P of paper, which passes through the transfer surface RTa, is guided in a direction different from a tape winding direction as a direction wherein a tape body Ta passing through the transfer surface RTa is taken up. Thus, the corner parts 41G and 43G, which serve as entanglement preventing means, prevent the entanglement of the piece P of paper in the tape winding direction. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a transfer tool used when transferring a transfer tape to a transfer object such as paper.

Conventionally, various transfer tools have been devised for transferring a transfer tape to a transfer object such as paper. Here, as a transfer tape, a tape body such as an adhesive tape or a non-adhesive tape, or a transfer element such as a solid or liquid paste is detachably attached to one side of a tape main body. A transfer tool for transferring such a transfer tape includes a transfer tape in which a transfer element is attached to one side of a tape body wound in a superimposed state on a case that holds the transfer tape and the transfer head inside. Is provided with an unwinding / winding mechanism that winds and collects the transfer tape that passes through the transfer head and is not attached with a transfer element on one side of the tape body, with the transfer head in contact with the transfer object. The transfer element is configured to be transferred to a transfer object by sliding it to (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
JP 2002-178694 A (FIG. 2 etc.)

  However, in the conventional one, a part or all of the transfer head protrudes to the opposite side of the transfer direction, which is the reverse of the transfer direction, so that the transfer object passing through the transfer head passes through the transfer head during transfer. There arises a problem that the tape main body is wound around the transfer head in conjunction with the operation of being wound by the unwinding / winding mechanism. As a result, there is a problem that the transfer object cannot be smoothly moved with respect to the transfer head, and the transfer operation cannot be performed smoothly. Such a problem is particularly likely to be caused by the rotation operation of the transfer roller itself when the transfer head has a transfer roller. Furthermore, it is known from experience that the above-mentioned problems are likely to occur when the transfer object is a thin piece of paper or when transferring at the end of the transfer object.

  The present invention has been made paying attention to such a problem, and a main purpose thereof is to prevent a transfer target from being caught in a transfer head, which can occur during transfer, and to perform a transfer operation smoothly. It is in providing tools.

  That is, the transfer tool of the present invention is a transfer tool used when transferring a transfer tape held in a case to a transfer object such as paper, and the transfer tape is placed on one side of the tape body and the tape body. The transfer element is detachably attached, and the case has at least a transfer head capable of bringing the transfer tape into contact with the transfer object, and the tape having the transfer element attached to one side of the tape body. An unwinding / winding mechanism that feeds the main body to the transfer head and winds the tape main body that passes through the transfer head and does not have the transfer element attached to one side of the tape main body. A transfer surface that is in contact with the transfer object and that transfers the transfer element to the transfer object. The transfer surface is in contact with the transfer object while performing a predetermined transfer. When the transfer element is transferred to the transfer object by moving the transfer element toward the transfer object, the tape main body that has passed the transfer surface is wound by the unwinding / winding mechanism. A winding prevention means for preventing the transfer object from being caught in the tape winding direction by guiding in a direction different from the tape winding direction, which is the direction taken, is formed in the case. To do.

  Here, the “transfer direction” refers to a direction in which the transfer tool is moved relative to the transfer object during transfer. If this is the case, it is possible to avoid a situation in which the object to be transferred is caught in the direction in which the tape body is taken up in conjunction with the operation in which the tape body that has passed the transfer surface at the time of transfer is taken up by the unwinding / winding mechanism. Therefore, the transfer object can be moved smoothly with respect to the transfer head, and the transfer operation can be performed smoothly. As a result, even when the transfer object is a thin piece of paper, or when transferring to a region near the edge of the transfer object, the transfer object can be prevented from being caught in the tape winding direction. It will be excellent. Further, by providing the case with the wrapping prevention means, compared with an aspect in which the wrapping prevention means is provided in the transfer head, which is a relatively small part, a fine work is not required and the moldability is excellent.

  In addition, if the transfer head has a transfer roller having the transfer surface that can be rotated during transfer, a transfer roller that is particularly likely to cause the transfer object to be wound in the tape winding direction is provided. Even a transfer tool of the type is particularly useful because it can prevent the transfer object from being caught in the transfer head by the wrapping prevention means. In this case, the entanglement preventing means is constituted by a guide portion formed on the edge portion of the case positioned on the side opposite to the transfer direction which is the reverse direction of the transfer direction than the edge portion of the transfer roller in a side view, The transfer object passed through the transfer surface is preferentially brought into contact with the guide part over the edge of the transfer roller, so that the transfer object can be guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction. In this case, not only the guide part formed on the edge part of the case but also the guide part formed on the edge part of the case can prevent the transfer object passing through the transfer surface from being wound in the tape winding direction. Since the part is located on the side opposite to the transfer direction from the edge of the transfer roller, part or all of the transfer head is covered with the case in a side view, and the edge of the case forming the guide part is transferred. Play a role to protect the head.

  On the other hand, the transfer head may include a face plate portion having the transfer surface that slides on the surface of the transfer object without rotating during transfer. If this is the case, in comparison with the mode in which the transfer head is provided with a transfer roller, it is less likely that the object to be transferred is wound in the tape winding direction in the first place, and there is no need to provide a rotating support shaft, etc. The structure can be simplified. In this case, the entanglement preventing means is constituted by a guide portion formed on the edge portion of the case positioned on the side opposite to the transfer direction that is opposite to the transfer direction than the edge portion of the face plate portion in a side view. The transfer object can be guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction by making the transfer object that has passed through the transfer surface preferentially contacted the guide part over the edge of the face plate part. It is preferable to comprise.

  If the guide portion has a substantially square shape when viewed from the side, the area where the transfer target object that has passed through the transfer surface and the guide portion contact each other is inevitably small, and the degree of separation of the transfer target object relative to the transfer tool itself. Will be much better. Here, the “corner shape” is a shape formed by at least two line segments extending from one point, and is a concept including a polygonal shape surrounded by three or more line segments.

  In addition, the wrapping prevention means includes a guide auxiliary portion that protrudes along the guide portion in a direction substantially orthogonal to the transfer direction in a plan view, and the transfer object that has passed through the transfer surface. If the transfer object is configured to be guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction by being brought into contact with the guide part and the guide auxiliary part, the transfer object passing through the transfer surface is guided to the guide part. At the same time, by guiding the auxiliary guide part, it is possible to prevent the transfer object that has passed through the transfer surface from being caught in the direction in which the transfer tape is more reliably wound.

  As a specific embodiment of the guide part and the guide auxiliary part, the guide part is an edge part of an outer plate that forms the outer wall of the case, and the guide auxiliary part is located outside the edge part of the outer plate. What is an outward protrusion part made to protrude toward the direction is mentioned.

  As another specific embodiment of the guide part and the guide auxiliary part, the guide part is an edge part of an outer plate that forms the outer surface of the case, and the guide auxiliary part is formed of the outer plate. An aspect that is an inward protruding portion that protrudes inward from an edge portion, the guide portion is an edge portion of an outer plate that forms the outer surface of the case, and the guide auxiliary portion is the outer side The aspect which is the outward protrusion part protruded toward the outer side from the edge part of a board and the inward protrusion part protruded toward the inner side from the edge part of the said outer side board is mentioned.

  Further, the case includes a contact portion that can contact an edge portion of the transfer object during transfer, and the edge portion of the transfer object can be guided to the contact portion, and the contact portion is one of the cases. If an extension part extending downward from the outer plate is used, and the outer protrusion is provided on the other outer plate of the case, only the outer plate not provided with the extension part Since it is only necessary to provide outward protrusions, it is possible not only to simplify the structure effectively, but also to ensure that one of the outer plates is used during transfer, as compared with the case in which outward protrusions are provided on both outer plates. The edge of the transfer object is brought into contact with the extension provided on the transfer member, so that the transfer object can be accurately positioned with respect to the transfer tool, and the transfer is performed substantially parallel to the edge of the transfer object. Is possible.

  In particular, if the inward protruding portion is a connecting portion that connects the edges of the outer plate, the connecting plate plays a role as a guide auxiliary portion, and the rigidity between the outer plates and the arrangement of the transfer head. The strength in the vicinity region can be effectively increased.

  Further, if the case detachably stores at least the refill cartridge holding the transfer tape and the transfer head, the replacement work of the refill cartridge can be performed by providing the case with a winding prevention means. Regardless of the presence or absence, it is possible to continue to use the same entanglement preventing means, the number of replacement parts can be minimized, and this is advantageous in terms of cost.

  A transfer tool main body provided with the case; and a transfer object receiving base attached to the transfer tool main body, and the transfer object between the transfer tool main body and the transfer object receiving base. The transfer head is positioned so that at least the transfer surface is exposed in the insertion space, the transfer object is inserted into the insertion space, and the transfer tool body and the transfer The transfer tape is transferred to the transfer object by moving the transfer surface in the transfer direction while contacting the transfer object with the transfer object sandwiched between the object receiving base and the transfer object. If this is the case, it is possible to adopt a usage mode that is not found in conventional transfer tools, that is, a usage mode in which paper is transferred between a transfer tool body and a transfer object receiving base, so that transfer is performed during transfer. Lay the object It is not necessary to use the platform, such as the eye of a table or desk, can be easily transferred anywhere, anytime in any place.

  As described above, according to the present invention, the object to be transferred is wound in the direction in which the tape body is taken up in conjunction with the operation in which the tape body that has passed through the transfer surface at the time of transfer is taken up by the unwinding / winding mechanism. The situation can be avoided, the transfer object can be smoothly moved with respect to the transfer head, and the transfer operation can be performed smoothly. Further, by providing the case with the wrapping prevention means, compared with an aspect in which the wrapping prevention means is provided in the transfer head, which is a relatively small part, a fine work is not required and the moldability is excellent.

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

  The transfer tool A according to the present embodiment includes, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, for example, a transfer tape comprising a tape body Ta and glue Tb as a transfer element that is detachably attached to one surface of the tape body Ta. The tape tape T is affixed to a paper piece P that is a transfer object.

  The transfer tool A mainly includes a transfer tool main body 1 having a transfer head H that can hold the tape glue T and allow the tape glue T to contact the paper piece P, and a transfer object receiver attached to the transfer tool main body 1. A table 2 is provided. In the following description, “front”, which is a term indicating the position or direction, refers to the side of the transfer tool A where the transfer head H is located, and “rear” refers to the transfer head H in the longitudinal direction of the transfer tool A. The opposite side of the side where is located. The “front-rear direction” refers to the longitudinal direction of the transfer tool A. Further, “upper” refers to the side of the transfer tool A where the transfer tool body 1 is located, and “lower” refers to the side of the transfer tool A where the transfer object cradle 2 is located.

  The transfer tool main body 1 mainly includes a refill cartridge 3 that holds the tape glue T and a case 4 that detachably accommodates the refill cartridge 3.

  The refill cartridge 3 is shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 (note that FIG. 3 is a side view in which a transfer object receiving base is partially omitted from a transfer tool in a use position described later, and FIG. 4 is a transfer object receiver. As shown in the side view, the transfer plate in a non-use position, which will be described later, is partially omitted), etc., the inner plate mainly supporting the unwinding spool SP1 and the winding spool SP2 so as to be rotatable. The transfer head H is supported by the front end portion of the inner plate 31.

  The inner plate 31 has a thin plate shape made of, for example, a synthetic resin. In the present embodiment, the inner plate 31 has a generally oval shape in a side view in which the front end portion is extended obliquely downward. Each of the unwinding spool SP1 and the winding spool SP2 is provided with a collar portion integrally at both end portions and has a substantially cylindrical shape, and has a through-hole penetrating in the axial direction. Then, by inserting shafts 31a and 31b respectively protruding in the direction perpendicular to the inner plate 31 from the substantially central portion and the rear end side of the inner plate 31 in the through holes of the spools SP1 and SP2, respectively. Each spool SP1, SP2 is attached to the inner plate 31 so as not to be removable. In this way, the unwinding spool SP1 and the winding spool SP2 are cantilevered on the inner plate 31. Further, a slit 31c having a partial arc shape in a side view is formed at a portion of the inner plate 31 to which the winding spool SP2 is attached.

  The transfer head H has a transfer roller RT that can rotate when the tape paste T is transferred to the paper piece P. The transfer roller RT is formed of a cushioning material that can be slightly elastically deformed by a force applied from the outside. Then, an orthogonal piece 311 extended by a predetermined dimension in a direction orthogonal to the inner plate 31 at a portion near the front end of the inner plate 31 and a parallel extending substantially parallel to the inner plate 31 from the tip of the orthogonal piece 311. The piece 312 is provided integrally, and the rotation support shaft ST of the transfer roller RT is inserted into a through hole formed in a predetermined portion of the inner plate 31 facing the tip of the parallel piece 312 and the tip of the parallel piece 312. The transfer roller RT is set so as to be rotatable around the rotation support shaft ST. Here, in this embodiment, the front end portion of the transfer head H refers to the front end portion of the transfer surface RTa that is a portion of the transfer roller RT that contacts the paper piece P and transfers the tape glue T during transfer. This transfer surface RTa can be rotated during transfer. Further, cylindrical portions 312b and 31d bulged outwardly are provided at predetermined portions of the inner plate 31 facing the distal end portion of the parallel piece portion 312 and the distal end portion of the parallel piece portion 312, respectively. The parts 312b and 31d are set so as to be fitted to fitting parts 419 and 437 provided on the respective outer plates 41 and 43, which will be described later. In the present embodiment, the cylindrical portions 312b and 31d are provided in association with the through holes into which the side end portions of the rotation support shaft ST of the transfer roller RT can be inserted.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the case 4 mainly includes a first outer plate 41 that forms one outer wall of the transfer tool main body 1 and the first outer plate 41 facing the first outer plate 41. And a second outer plate 43 that forms the other outer wall.

  The first outer plate 41 has a thin plate shape made of, for example, a synthetic resin, like the inner plate 31. In the present embodiment, the first outer plate 41 has a substantially square shape in a side view with a rounded corner at the upper edge. There is no. An unwinding gear G1 for rotationally driving the unwinding spool SP1 and the unwinding spool SP2 and an unwinding gear smaller than the unwinding gear G1 are provided on the inner surface of the first outer plate 41. A take-up gear G2 that meshes with G1 can be attached. The unwinding gear G1 is inserted through a shaft 41a formed slightly on the front end side from a substantially central portion in the front-rear direction of the first outer plate 41 through an insertion hole formed at the center of the unwinding gear G1, and then the shaft 41a. The core C <b> 1 is attached to the inner side surface of the first outer plate 41 by attaching the core C <b> 1 so as not to fall off. On the other hand, the take-up gear G2 has a core C2 integrally, and is inserted into a shaft 41b formed on the rear end side of the first outer plate 41 through an insertion hole formed in the center thereof, thereby 1 It is attached to the inner surface of the outer side plate 41 so that it cannot drop off. When the refill cartridge 3 is mounted on the case 4, the outer periphery of the core C1 is engaged with the inner periphery of the unwinding spool SP1, and the outer periphery of the core C2 is engaged with the inner periphery of the winding spool SP2. doing. Further, among the peripheral edges of the first outer plate 41, a front peripheral edge portion 413 extending from a portion excluding the lower end portion at the front edge and the front end portion at the lower edge in a direction substantially orthogonal to the first outer plate 41, an upper peripheral edge The part 414, the rear peripheral edge part 415, and the lower peripheral edge part 416 are continuously provided integrally. A part of the lower peripheral edge portion 416 is set discontinuously, and a second auxiliary roller R2a is attached to this portion via a fixing member 42 that is substantially U-shaped in plan view. The fixing member 42 is an integrally molded product provided with a pair of opposed pieces 421 facing each other and a connecting piece 422 formed by connecting one end portions of the opposed pieces 421 (see FIG. 2). The fixing member 42 is fixed to the first outer plate 41 by inserting a projection (not shown) that protrudes from the end portion into an insertion recess (not shown) formed on the first outer plate 41. Thus, insertion holes are formed so as to face the connecting piece 422 and the first outer plate 41 of the fixing member 42, and the side end portions of the rotation support shaft S2a of the second auxiliary roller R2a are respectively inserted into these insertion holes. By inserting the second auxiliary roller R2a, the second auxiliary roller R2a is set to be rotatable around the rotation support shaft S2a. Similar to the transfer roller RT, the second auxiliary roller R2a is formed of a cushioning material that can be slightly elastically deformed by an externally applied force. In addition, the first outer plate 41 is integrally provided with an extending piece 417 that extends further downward from the lower peripheral edge portion 416 (see FIG. 5; FIG. 5A is the main part of FIG. 3). Fig. 5 (b) is a diagram showing a main part of Fig. 4. In Fig. 5, the extending piece 417 is shown with a pattern, and a screw V described later is omitted. ). Then, in a state where the transfer tool body 1 and the transfer object receiving base 2 are brought close to each other, a first auxiliary roller R1 and a second auxiliary roller R2b provided on the transfer object receiving base 2 described later and the extending piece 417 are provided. In order to avoid interference, more specifically, in order to avoid interference between the rotation support shafts S1 and S2b of the rollers R1 and R2b and the extension piece 417, the auxiliary rollers R1 and A portion corresponding to R2b (respective rotation support shafts S1 and S2b) is cut out in a substantially partial arc shape in a side view. Therefore, the edge Pa of the paper piece P and the edge of the glue Tb can be made to substantially coincide. Further, a shaft 418 is provided at the rear end of the extending piece 417 so as to protrude in a direction orthogonal to the extending direction of the extending piece 417 (see FIGS. 2 and 5). The shaft 418 has a substantially cylindrical shape, and has a substantially oval shape in a side view in which an upper edge portion 418a and a lower edge portion 418b in a side view are cut off substantially in parallel. Accordingly, the distance between the upper edge portion 418a and the lower edge portion 418b, in other words, the height dimension of the upper edge portion 418a and the lower edge portion 418b in the side view is set smaller than the diameter of the shaft 418. Is done. Further, the upper edge portion 418a and the lower edge portion 418b of the shaft 418 and the lower peripheral edge portion 416 of the first outer plate 41 are set at a predetermined angle. In the present embodiment, the upper edge portion 418a and the lower edge portion 418b of the shaft 418 and the lower peripheral edge portion 416 of the first outer plate 41 are set to face forward (in the reverse transfer direction) and form approximately 15 degrees. Yes. In the present embodiment, an aspect in which the shaft 418 is provided integrally with the extension piece 417 is adopted, but an aspect in which a shaft different from the extension piece 417 is integrally attached to the extension piece 417. May be adopted. Further, a recess 41A is formed by recessing a part of the rear edge portion of the first outer plate 41 toward the front end side, and an engagement piece 43a provided on a second outer plate 43 described later is engaged with the recess 41A. A joint hole 41a is formed (see FIG. 2). Further, a fitting portion 419 bulged inward is provided on the lower edge side of the front end portion of the first outer plate 41. The fitting portion 419 has a shape that is fitted to the inner periphery and the outer periphery of the cylindrical portion 312b provided on the inner plate 31 at the same time. Further, a hook-like locking piece 41K is provided on the lower edge side of the front peripheral edge 413 so as to protrude in the same direction as the front peripheral edge 413, that is, in a direction orthogonal to the first outer plate 41, and this locking piece 41K. And a locking hole 43K formed in the second outer plate 43, which will be described later, are set so that they can be engaged with each other. Accordingly, the corner portion 41G on the front end side at the lower edge portion of the first outer plate 41 has a substantially right-angle shape in a side view.

  On the other hand, the second outer plate 43 has a thin plate shape made of, for example, a synthetic resin, similar to the first outer plate 41, so that the side view shape substantially corresponds to the side view shape of the first outer plate 41. In order to avoid interference with the fixing member 42 provided on the first outer plate 41, a notch 431 having substantially the same shape as the side view of the fixing member 42 is formed at the substantially lower end portion of the lower end plate 41. . The outer side surface of the inner plate 31 of the refill cartridge 3 on the inner side surface of the second outer plate 43 can be brought into contact with or close to the predetermined region so as to correspond to the shape of the inner plate 31 in a side view and thinner than other regions. A fitting recess 432 is formed so as to be recessed on the outer surface side (see FIG. 2). Thus, the inner plate 31 can be easily positioned with respect to the second outer plate 43. In this fitting recess 432, a slit 432a having a partial arc shape when viewed from the side is formed, and when the refill cartridge 3 is attached in the case 4, the slit 432a and the slit 31c formed in the inner plate 31 are used for winding. An appropriate tool or writing instrument having a pointed portion at the tip end portion such as a driver or a pen is inserted into the recessed portion SP2a intermittently provided along the circumferential direction on the outer surface of the spool SP2, and the winding spool SP2 is rotated. Accordingly, the unwinding spool SP1 is also rotated in conjunction therewith so that the looseness of the tape glue T including the tape body Ta in the transfer tool body 1 can be adjusted. Further, among the peripheral edges of the second outer plate 43, a front peripheral edge portion 433 that extends in a direction substantially orthogonal to the second outer peripheral plate 43 from a portion excluding the lower end portion at the front edge and the front end portion at the lower edge, an upper peripheral edge The part 434, the rear peripheral part 435, and the lower peripheral part 436 are continuously provided integrally. Further, a fitting portion 437 bulging outward is provided at a position corresponding to the fitting portion 419 provided on the first outer plate 41, that is, on the lower edge side of the front end portion of the second outer plate 43. Yes. The fitting portion 437 has a shape that fits simultaneously on the inner periphery and the outer periphery of the cylindrical portion 31 d provided on the inner plate 31 of the refill cartridge 3. Further, a recess 43A that is recessed toward the front end side is formed in a part of the rear edge portion of the second outer plate 43 in correspondence with the recess 41A formed in the first outer plate 41, and the rear peripheral edge portion is formed in the recess 43A. An engagement piece 43 a that protrudes in the same direction as 435, that is, a direction orthogonal to the second outer plate 43 and engages with an engagement hole 41 a formed in the recess 41 A of the first outer plate 41 is provided. Thus, the front end side corner portion 43G of the lower edge portion of the second outer plate 43 has a substantially right-angle shape when viewed from the side, similarly to the first outer plate 41.

  And in order to assemble | attach the 1st outer side board 41 and the 2nd outer side board 43 which have such a structure integrally, the engagement piece 43a of the 2nd outer side board 43 is inserted in the engagement hole 41a of the 1st outer side board 41. This is done by engaging. Thereby, the engagement part of the engagement piece 43a and the engagement hole 41a functions as a hinge mechanism, and the first outer side plate 41 and the second outer side plate 43 can be rotated relative to this engagement part as a fulcrum. Set to. The case in which the outer plates 41 and 43 are assembled together in this way is the peripheral portions 413, 414, 415 and 416 of the first outer plate 41 and the peripheral portions 433 and 434 of the second outer plate 43. 435, 436 are brought into contact with or in close proximity to each other, the closed position (C) in which the space between the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43 is substantially closed, and the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43. Are positioned so as to be rotatable between an open position (not shown) in which each internal space is open. When the closed position (C) is set, the engagement between the engagement hole 43 </ b> K formed in the front peripheral edge 433 of the second outer plate 43 and the engagement piece 41 </ b> K provided in the first outer plate 41. Thus, the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43 are engaged with each other. Thus, the locking means for engaging the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43 in the closed position (C) by the locking piece 41K and the locking hole 43K corresponding to the locking piece 41K. Is configured.

  Next, a procedure for mounting the refill cartridge 3 in the case 4 formed by assembling the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43 having such a configuration will be described. First, the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43 that are assembled so as to be relatively rotatable using a hinge mechanism in which the engagement piece 43a and the engagement hole 41a are engaged in advance are placed in the open position. Set to. Then, the refill cartridge 3 is fitted to the first outer plate 41 so as to mesh the inner circumference of the unwinding spool SP1 and the outer circumference of the core C1, and to mesh the inner circumference of the winding spool SP2 and the outer circumference of the core C2. Fit together. Thereby, the cylindrical part 312b provided in the parallel piece part 312 of the refill cartridge 3 and the fitting part 419 provided in the 1st outer side board 41 fit. Next, the cylindrical portion 31d provided on the inner plate 31 of the refill cartridge 3 and the first portion are moved in accordance with the operation of rotating the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43 from the open position to the closed position (C). 2 The fitting portion 437 provided on the outer side plate 43 is fitted, and the outer side surface of the inner side plate 31 is fitted in a state of being in contact with or close to the fitting concave portion 432 formed on the second outer side plate 43. The refill cartridge 3 is held in a stable state between the outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43. In this assembled state, the front end portion of the transfer head H, that is, the transfer surface RTa of the transfer roller RT and the lower end portion of the second auxiliary roller R2a are the lower peripheral edge portions 416, 436 of the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43. It is set so as to be positioned further downward (see FIGS. 3 to 5). Thus, the corner portion 41G on the front end side at the lower edge portion of the first outer plate 41 and the corner portion 43G at the front end portion on the lower edge portion of the second outer plate 43 are more specifically the edge portion of the transfer roller RT. Is located on the side opposite to the transfer direction (front side) from the outer edge of the transfer roller RT.

  On the other hand, the transfer object cradle 2 mainly has a base 5 having a bearing portion 511 formed so as to support a shaft 418 provided on the extending piece 417 of the first outer plate 41, and the base 5. The arm portion 6 is set so that the balance can be operated.

  The base 5 has a width dimension that is set slightly smaller than the width dimension of the transfer tool body 1, and the height dimension of the region extending from the substantially central portion to the front end portion in the front-rear direction extends from the substantially central portion to the rear end portion in the front-rear direction. A step portion 5D is formed at a substantially central portion in the front-rear direction so as to be smaller than the height dimension of the region. In the following description, the rear end side portion of the step portion 5D is referred to as a rear half portion 51, and the front end portion portion of the step portion 5D is referred to as a front half portion 52. The bearing portion 511 is formed in the rear half portion 51. The bearing portion 511 has a first large-diameter portion 511a and a second large-diameter portion 511b having a diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the shaft 418 at portions separated by a predetermined distance in the front-rear direction, and the large-diameter portions 511a and 511b. And a groove 511c extending in the front-rear direction so as to communicate with each other. The groove 511c allows the shaft 418 to be inserted, but in this embodiment, the height dimension of the groove 511c is slightly higher than the height dimension of the upper edge portion 418a and the lower edge portion 418b in a side view of the shaft 418. It is set to be larger and smaller than the diameter of the shaft 418 (see FIG. 5). A space having a predetermined width is formed between the outer wall portions 512 constituting both outer side walls in the rear half portion 51 of the base 5 so as to correspond to the portion where the bearing portion 511 is formed. An elastic member 53 having an opening 53a that substantially matches the shape of the rear half 51 of the fifth side 51 and that has substantially the same shape as the bearing 511 is attached in a non-separable manner (see FIGS. 2 and 5). The elastic member 53 is obtained by cutting off a part of the rear end portion, and has a substantially U shape in a side view in which the opening 53a opens rearward. Only the front end portion of the elastic member 53 is fixed to the base 5 and the portions other than the front end portion are set so as to be slightly elastically deformed by a force applied from an external force. The opening 53a of the elastic member 53 has a height at which the front end and the center thereof substantially match the first large diameter portion 511a and the groove 511c of the bearing portion 511, and the rear end substantially matches the groove 511c. Due to the size, the rear end portion of the elastic member 53 is exposed in the second large diameter portion 511b in a side view (see FIG. 5 and FIG. 7 described later). Further, a projecting portion 521 that projects upward is provided at a substantially central portion in the front-rear direction of the front half portion 52, and a pair of convex portions having a circular shape in a side view projecting outward from the distal end portion of the projecting portion 521, respectively. 521a is provided.

  The arm portion 6 is disposed in the front half portion 52 of the base 5, and a fitting hole 61 a into which the convex portion 521 a provided in the front half portion 52 of the base 5 is fitted is formed in a substantially central portion in the front-rear direction. doing. Further, a first auxiliary roller R1 that can rotate in conjunction with the transfer roller RT at the time of transfer is provided at the front end portion of the arm portion 6, and the transfer tool main body 1 at the rear end portion of the arm portion 6 at the time of transfer. Is provided with a second auxiliary roller R2b that can rotate in conjunction with the second auxiliary roller R2a. Specifically, a pair of insertion holes 62a formed in predetermined portions of the front end portion and the rear end portion of the arm portion 6, respectively, are side ends of the rotation support shafts S1 and S2b of the first auxiliary roller R1 and the second auxiliary roller R2b. By inserting the respective parts, the first auxiliary roller R1 and the second auxiliary roller R2b are set to be rotatable about the rotation support shafts S1 and S2b. The first auxiliary roller R1 and the second auxiliary roller R2b are made of an elastically deformable cushioning material, and the upper edge portions of the rollers R1 and R2b are positioned above the upper edge of the arm portion 6. Is set to Thus, the arm portion 6 and the base 5 are integrally assembled by fitting the convex portion 521a provided on the protruding portion 521 of the base 5 into the fitting hole 61a formed in the arm portion 6. In this assembled state, a gap 2S having a predetermined height is formed between the lower edge of the arm portion 6 and the upper edge of the front half portion 52 of the base 5 (see FIG. 3 and the like), and is fitted to the convex portion 521a. The arm portion 6 is in a state in which a balance operation is possible with respect to the base 5 with the fitting portion with the hole 61a as a fulcrum. When the arm portion 6 is positioned so as to be substantially parallel to the base 5, the upper edge of the arm and the upper edge of the rear half portion 51 of the base 5 are set so as to be substantially coincident with each other. The transfer object cradle 2 according to the present embodiment is provided with an operation lever L that can rotate the first auxiliary roller R1 by a predetermined angle with a predetermined operation force, and this operation lever is used at a later-described use position (O). By appropriately operating L, the first auxiliary roller R1 is moved by a certain dimension in the counter-transfer direction, and in conjunction with this, the transfer roller RT is also moved by a certain dimension in the counter-transfer direction and moved from the transfer surface RTa of the transfer roller RT to the tape. As a result of pulling out the glue T, the tape glue T can be sent to the paper piece P with a certain size. Also, a setting is made so that the tape glue T can be sent to the paper piece P with a certain size via the operation lever L, and a normal use state in which the slow feeding state is canceled can be selectively switched. is there. Further, an extension surface portion (not shown) is formed on the upper surface portion of the arm portion 6 so as to extend to the open side of the insertion space AS, and the paper piece P is supported by the extension surface portion at the time of transfer. It is made easy to insert into the insertion space AS. Furthermore, a transfer start position display means for indicating the transfer start position of the glue Tb onto the paper piece P may be provided on the upper surface of the extended surface portion. As the transfer start position display means, on the upper surface of the extended surface portion, a transfer start position display line provided substantially along the extension line of the rotation support shaft ST of the transfer roller RT, and provided immediately behind the transfer start position display line. And a mounting point display. These transfer start position display line and placement instruction display are both preferably stamped with a shallow upper surface of the extended surface, the transfer start display line is a straight line, and the placement guide display is the shape of a piece of paper. Adopt it. In addition, you may employ | adopt what was printed on the upper surface of the extended surface part, or stuck the seal | sticker as these transcription | transfer start display lines and mounting procedure display. In this way, a reliable transfer operation and a correct direction of use are suggested to the user.

  In order to assemble the transfer tool body 1 and the transfer object cradle 2 having such a configuration, first, the shaft 418 provided on the first outer plate 41 of the transfer tool body 1 is attached to the base of the transfer object cradle 2. 5 is inserted into the bearing portion 511 formed on the shaft 5. Specifically, the shaft 418 is inserted into the second large-diameter portion 511b formed on the rear edge side of the bearing portion 511, and in this state, a screw V that is screwed into a screw hole formed in the shaft 418 is screwed in and transferred. The object cradle 2 is assembled to the transfer tool body 1 so as not to be removable. In the present embodiment, a so-called knob screw is used as the screw V to facilitate the screwing operation. In this assembled state, the transfer object receiving base 2 is separated from the transfer head H of the transfer tool main body 1 by a predetermined distance with the pivot point of the shaft 418 and the second large diameter portion 511b as a fulcrum. P) and the transfer object receiving base 2 is rotated with respect to the transfer tool main body 1 between the transfer object main body 1 and the use position (O) in contact with or close to the transfer head H of the transfer tool main body 1. It is set as possible. In the present embodiment, when the transfer object cradle 2 is located at the non-use position (P), the upper edge 418a and the lower edge 418b of the shaft 418 are connected to the lower peripheral edges 416, 436 of the outer plates 41, 43, respectively. Is inclined at a predetermined angle (approximately 15 degrees in the present embodiment), the transfer object receiving base 2 forms a predetermined angle (approximately 15 degrees in the present embodiment) with respect to the transfer tool body 1. (See FIG. 5 (b)). When the transfer object cradle 2 at the non-use position (P) is rotationally moved to the use position (O), the shaft 418 contacts the elastic member 53 provided on the base 5 in the second large diameter portion 511b. In contact therewith, the elastic member 53 is elastically deformed so that the opening height dimension of the opening 53a on the rear end side of the elastic member 53 is increased (see FIG. 5A). Further, a force acts on the transfer object cradle 2 at the use position (O) in a direction to return to the non-use position (P) by the restoring force of the elastic member 53.

  Thus, when the transfer object cradle 2 is positioned at the use position (O), the extended piece 417 provided on the first outer plate 41 of the transfer tool body 1 is formed on the arm portion 6 of the transfer object cradle 2. It abuts on a part (see FIG. 5A) and restricts the transfer tool body 1 and the transfer object receiving base 2 from approaching a predetermined distance or more. Further, at the use position (O), the transfer roller RT provided on the transfer tool body 1 and the first auxiliary roller R1 provided on the transfer object receiving base 2 face each other in contact with or close to each other, and these transfer rollers A second auxiliary roller R2a provided on the transfer tool main body 1 and a second auxiliary roller R2b provided on the transfer object receiving base 2 at a position separated from the opposing position of the RT and the first auxiliary roller R1 in the transfer direction by a predetermined distance. An insertion space AS is formed between the transfer tool main body 1 and the transfer object receiving base 2 so as to allow the paper piece P to be inserted between the transfer tool main body 1 and the transfer object receiving base 2. In this case, in the insertion space AS, the transfer surface RTa of the transfer roller RT and the backing surface R1a of the first auxiliary roller R1 face each other in contact or close to each other, and the second auxiliary roller R2a provided on the transfer tool body 1 The lower edge portion and the upper edge portion of the second auxiliary roller R2b provided on the transfer object receiving base 2 are opposed to each other in contact with or close to each other. The insertion space AS is formed between the lower peripheral edge portions 416 and 436 of the first outer plate 41 and the second outer plate 43 and the upper edge portions of the base 5 and the arm portion 6, as shown in FIG. In addition, one side is substantially closed by the extension piece 417 and is continuously opened in three directions of the transfer direction, the other side that can face the extension piece 417, and the anti-transfer direction. .

  On the other hand, when the shaft 418 is positioned at the second large diameter portion 511b of the bearing portion 511, the transfer object receiving base 2 becomes a transfer head covering position (Q) that can cover the tip of the transfer head H, and this state When the shaft 418 is slid along the extending direction of the groove 511c of the bearing portion 511 toward the first large diameter portion 511a, the transfer object receiving base 2 exposes the tip end portion of the transfer head H. The transfer head is exposed (not shown). In this way, by using the shaft 418 and the bearing portion 511, the shaft 418 is slid along the extending direction of the groove 511 c of the bearing portion 511, whereby the transfer head covering position (Q) and the transfer head exposing position are determined. A slide moving mechanism is configured that can slide the transfer object receiving base 2 relative to the transfer tool main body 1.

  Next, a method of using the transfer tool A having such a configuration and its operation will be described.

  First, the transfer tool main body 1 is held with a thumb, and the transfer object A is held with the transfer tool A so that other fingers are placed on the transfer object receiving base 2. At that time, the transfer tool A is held so that the extended piece 417 of the transfer tool body 1 is positioned on the palm side. Then, in a state where the transfer object cradle 2 is in the non-use position (P), the paper piece P and the transfer tool A so that the edge Pa of the paper piece P is in contact with or close to the extended piece 417 of the transfer tool body 1. And get closer. Next, when an operation force is applied in the direction in which the transfer object receiving base 2 is moved closer to the transfer head H, that is, when the transfer tool A is gripped strongly, the transfer object receiving base 2 rotates relative to the transfer tool main body 1 and moves to the use position ( O). At this time, the extension piece 417 contacts a part of the arm portion 6 as described above, and the transfer roller RT and the first auxiliary roller R1 face each other with the paper piece P interposed therebetween, and the second auxiliary roller R2a, R2b faces each other with a piece of paper P interposed therebetween. In this way, the transfer surface RTa of the transfer roller RT is brought into contact with the surface of the paper piece P in a state where the paper piece P is sandwiched between the transfer tool main body 1 and the transfer object receiving base 2, and the transfer tool A is moved in the transfer direction. Move the slide. When the transfer tool A is slid in the transfer direction, the paper piece P is guided to the extension piece 417 while the edge Pa of the paper piece P and the extension piece 417 are in contact with each other, and moves in the insertion space AS. (See FIG. 6). As the transfer tool A is slid in the transfer direction, the first auxiliary roller R1 rotates synchronously with the transfer roller RT while the backing surface R1a is in contact with the back surface of the paper piece P, and a pair of first rollers 2 The auxiliary rollers R2a and R2b are set so that they can rotate synchronously by the frictional force with the paper piece P and perform a stable transfer operation. Since the arm portion 6 of the transfer object receiving base 2 is set so as to be able to perform a balance operation with respect to the base 5, the first auxiliary roller R1 and the second auxiliary roller R2b provided on the arm portion 6 can be used as a transfer tool. The transfer roller RT and the second auxiliary roller R2a provided in the main body 1 are appropriately brought into contact with and separated from each other, and at least the backing surface R1a of the first auxiliary roller R1 is in contact with the back surface of the paper piece P at the time of transfer. At the time of transfer, the tape glue T sandwiched between the transfer surface RTa and the paper piece P is sent out from the unwinding spool SP1 that rotates together with the unwinding gear G1 by friction and passes through the transfer surface RTa. The glue Tb attached to one side of the tape main body Ta is peeled off from the tape main body Ta and transferred to the surface of the paper piece P. At the same time, the take-up spool together with the take-up gear G2 that rotates in reverse with the unwind gear G1. As the SP2 rotates, the tape body Ta having no glue Tb on one side passes through the transfer head H and is taken up by the take-up spool SP2. In this way, the tape body Ts in which the adhesive Tb is attached to one side of the tape body Ta is sent out to the transfer head H by the unwinding spool SP1, the unwinding gear G1, the winding spool SP2, and the winding gear G2. At the same time, the unwinding / winding mechanism of the present invention is configured to wind up the tape body Ta that passes through the transfer head H and has no adhesive Tb attached to one surface of the tape body Ta. The direction in which the tape body Ta is wound by the unwinding / winding mechanism is defined as a tape winding direction. FIG. 7 (FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the operation with a part of the main part of FIG. 5A being omitted. FIG. 7 shows the structure of the tape glue T and the glue Tb. This is schematically shown for easier understanding of the transfer state to the paper piece P.) As shown, the paper piece P that passes through the transfer surface RTa and has glue Tb attached to one side has the tape body Ta. It moves in the tape winding direction in accordance with the operation of being wound in the tape winding direction by the winding / winding mechanism, and is gradually added to the corner portion 41G of the first outer plate 41 and the corner portion 43G of the second outer plate 43. (See FIGS. (A) and (b)). The paper piece P attached to each of the corner portions 41G and 43G is restricted in movement in the tape winding direction and guided in the counter-transfer direction ((c) in the figure). As described above, the corner portion 41G of the first outer plate 41 and the corner portion 43G of the second outer plate 43 contact the paper piece P that has passed the transfer surface RTa with priority over the outer edge portion of the transfer roller RT. It functions as a guide part. In this embodiment, the guide portions 41G and 43G are used to guide the paper piece P in a direction different from the tape winding direction, thereby preventing the paper piece P from being caught in the tape winding direction. It constitutes an entrainment prevention means. After the transfer of the desired area on the paper piece P, the transfer object receiving base 2 is moved to the base 5 by stopping the application of the operating force in the direction in which the transfer target receiving base 2 is brought closer to the transfer tool body 1. Due to the restoring force (biasing force) of the provided elastic member 53, the elastic member 53 rotates and moves away from the transfer head H to the non-use position (P).

  In addition, the transfer tool A according to the present embodiment is not limited to a mode in which a piece of paper P is sandwiched between the transfer tool body 1 and the transfer object receiving base 2, and the transfer tool body 1 and the transfer object receiving base 2 are used. It is also possible to adopt a usage mode in which the paper paste P is not sandwiched between them and only the transfer tool main body 1 is brought into contact with the paper piece P to transfer the tape glue T to the paper piece P. That is, by using a slide moving mechanism configured using the shaft 418 and the bearing portion 511, the transfer object receiving base 2 at the transfer head covering position (Q) is moved backward (transferred) with respect to the transfer tool body 1. In this state, the transfer head H is brought into contact with the paper piece P, and the transfer tool A is slid in the transfer direction in the same manner as the known transfer tool A. It can be transferred in the manner of use. Further, when the tape glue T is used up or when the transfer head H is replaced, the engagement piece 41K of the first outer plate 41 and the engagement hole 43K formed in the front peripheral edge 433 of the second outer plate 43 are formed. The engagement state is released, the case 4 is set to the open position, the refill cartridge 3 is removed from the case 4, and another refill cartridge 3 is attached to the case 4.

  As described above, the transfer tool A according to the present embodiment has the transfer surface RTa that is a portion where the transfer head H contacts the paper piece P and transfers the paste Tb to the paper piece P. The transfer surface RTa is used as the paper piece P. When the glue Tb is transferred to the paper piece P by being moved in a predetermined transfer direction while being in contact with the tape, the paper piece P that has passed the transfer surface RTa is taken up by the tape body Ta that has passed the transfer surface RTa. Since the winding prevention means for preventing the winding of the paper piece P in the tape winding direction by guiding in a direction different from the direction is formed in the case 4, the paper piece is interlocked with the operation of winding the tape body Ta. It is possible to avoid the situation where P is wound in the tape winding direction, the movement of the paper piece P with respect to the transfer head H can be made smooth, and the transfer operation can be performed smoothly. In addition, by setting the winding prevention means in the case 4, compared with the aspect in which the winding prevention means is provided in the transfer head which is a relatively small part, a fine work is not required and the moldability is excellent. Become.

  In particular, it is useful and practical to provide a transfer tool A of a type including a transfer head H provided with a transfer roller RT in which the paper piece P is likely to be wound in the tape winding direction. It becomes.

  Further, the wrapping prevention means is configured using the edge of the case 4 positioned on the side opposite to the transfer direction from the edge of the transfer roller RT in a side view, that is, the corner portions 41G and 43G of the outer plates 41 and 43. The paper piece P that has passed through the transfer surface RTa is preferentially brought into contact with the corner portions 41G and 43G of the outer plates 41 and 43 rather than the edge portion of the transfer roller RTa so that the paper piece P is in a direction different from the tape winding direction. Since it is configured to be able to guide, it is possible to prevent the paper piece P from being wound in the tape winding direction while adopting a simple structure.

  In addition, since the corner portions 41G and 43G of the outer plates 41 and 43 are substantially square when viewed from the side, the area where the paper piece P that has passed through the transfer surface RTa and the corner portions 41G and 43G are attached is inevitably small. As a result, the paper piece P can be separated more smoothly.

  Further, since the case 4 detachably stores the refill cartridge 3 that holds the tape glue T and the transfer head H, the outer plate 41 of the case 4 can be used even when the refill cartridge 3 is replaced. , 43 corner portions 41G, 43G function as they are, and the number of replacement parts can be suppressed to the minimum necessary, which is advantageous in terms of cost.

  Further, the transfer tool main body 1 and a transfer object receiving base 2 that is rotatable relative to the transfer tool main body 1 are provided, and between the transfer tool main body 1 and the transfer target object receiving base 2. The tape glue T is transferred to the paper piece P by sliding the transfer surface RTa of the transfer head H in a predetermined transfer direction while contacting the paper piece P with the paper piece P being sandwiched. It is not necessary to prepare a table such as a table or a desk for laying the paper piece P, and transfer can be easily performed at any place.

  The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described in detail above.

  For example, a separate guide-dedicated member provided at the edge of the case may be employed as the guide, not the edge (corner) itself of the outer plate. In this case, by setting the edge of the dedicated guide member to be located on the side opposite to the transfer direction from the edge of the transfer roller, the transfer object such as paper that has passed through the transfer surface is positioned more than the edge of the roller. The guide members can be preferentially brought into contact with the edge portions of the guides, and the same effects as described above can be obtained.

  In the above embodiment, the transfer tool includes a case and a refill cartridge, and the transfer tape can be replaced. However, the transfer tool is not limited to such a replaceable refill type transfer tool. Of course, a so-called disposable transfer tool may be used.

  Further, the wrapping prevention means includes a guide auxiliary portion that protrudes along the guide portion in a direction substantially orthogonal to the transfer direction in plan view, and guides a transfer object such as paper that has passed through the transfer surface. The transfer object may be configured to be guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction by being attached to the portion and the guide auxiliary portion. In such a case, the transfer object passing through the transfer surface is guided in the tape winding direction by guiding the transfer object passing through the transfer surface together with the guide portion to the guide auxiliary unit. Can be prevented. As an example of the guide assisting part, ones as shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B is an outward projecting portion Go that is projected outward along the corner portion 43G of the outer plate 43 that functions as a guide portion. The outward projecting portion Go is substantially L-shaped in a side view, and the paper piece P that has passed through the transfer surface RTa is brought into contact with the corner portions 41G and 43G of the outer side plates 41 and 43 and the outward projecting portion Go. Is set to be guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction. Further, the outer protruding portion Go is used as the other outer plate different from the outer plate 41 provided with the extending portion 417 that functions as a hitting portion of the present invention in which the edge of the transfer object such as a piece of paper can abut at the time of transfer. 43. If it is such, since it is only necessary to provide the outward protrusions Go only on the outer side plate 43 that does not include the extension part 417, the outer side protrusions Go are provided on the outer side plates 41 and 43, respectively. In comparison, the simplification of the structure can be effectively achieved, and the transfer object A can be positioned with respect to the transfer tool A by bringing the edge of the transfer object into contact with the extension 417 during transfer. The transfer can be performed accurately, and transfer can be performed substantially parallel to the edge of the transfer object. On the other hand, in the same figure, a mode in which the outward projecting portion Go is provided only on one outer plate 43 is clearly shown, but the same outer projecting portion may be provided on the other outer plate 41 as well. Moreover, the guide auxiliary | assistance part shown to the same figure (c) and (d) is the connection part Gi which connects between the corner parts 41G and 43G of the outer side plates 41 and 43 which function as a guide part. The connecting portion Gi has a substantially L shape in a side view along the corner portions 41G and 43G, and the paper piece P that has passed through the transfer surface RTa is attached to the corner portions 41G and 43G and the connecting portion Gi of the outer plates 41 and 43. It is set so that the paper piece P is guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction by contact. Further, the guide auxiliary portion shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B is a connecting portion Gi that connects the corner portions 41G and 43G of the outer plates 41 and 43 functioning as a guide portion, specifically, the outer plate. The front edges of the corner portions 41G and 43G of 41 and 43 are connected to each other, and the lower edges thereof are set to substantially coincide with the lower edges of the corner portions 41G and 43G. The connecting portion Gi having such a shape functions as a winding prevention means together with the corner portions 41G and 43G of the outer plates 41 and 43, and the paper piece P that has passed through the transfer surface RTa is used as the corner portion 41G of the outer plates 41 and 43. , 43G and the connecting portion Gi, the paper piece P is guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction. Note that the corner portions 41G and 43G of the outer plates 41 and 43 shown in FIGS. 4C and 4D protrude below the other regions of the outer plates 41 and 43 and are slightly above the transfer surface RTa. The paper piece P having a shape and passing through the transfer surface RTa is set so as to immediately contact the corner portions 41G and 43G. In this case, the corner portions 41G and 43G function positively as an entrainment preventing means, connect the front edges of the corner portions 41G and 43G, and the lower edge is located above the lower edges of the corner portions 41G and 43G. The connecting portion Gi functions as an auxiliary winding prevention means. Each of the connecting plates Gi described above serves as a guide auxiliary portion and connects the corner portions 41G and 43G of the outer plates 41 and 43, so that the rigidity between the outer plates 41 and 43 and the transfer head H are connected. It is possible to effectively increase the strength in the region in the vicinity of the arrangement location. As a result, when the transfer tool A is used or when the transfer tool is dropped, it is possible to effectively avoid the possibility that the outer plates 41 and 43 may bend in the direction of mutual contact with each other using a simple structure. Further, as the guide auxiliary portion, an inward protruding portion that protrudes along the guide portion (the edge of the outer plate) toward the inner side substantially orthogonal to the transfer direction in a plan view may be employed. . This inward protruding portion may be protruded inward from the edge of each outer plate, or may be protruded inward only from the edge of one outer plate. There may be. Further, as the guide auxiliary part, an outward projecting part projecting outward from the edge of the outer plate and an inward projecting part projecting inward from the edge of the outer plate are provided. You may adopt what has both. In this case, the inward protruding portion may be a connecting portion that connects the edges of the outer plate.

  In the embodiment, the case where the transfer head includes a transfer roller has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the transfer head slides on the surface of a transfer object such as paper without rotating during transfer. You may comprise the faceplate part which has a transfer surface. With such a configuration, it is not necessary to provide a rotation support shaft as compared with a configuration including a transfer roller, and the structure can be effectively simplified. In this case, the wrapping prevention means is configured by using a guide portion formed at the edge of the case positioned on the side opposite to the transfer direction from the edge of the face plate portion in a side view, and the transfer object that has passed through the transfer surface It is only necessary to constitute a winding means for guiding the transfer object in a direction different from the tape winding direction by preferentially making contact with the guide portion rather than the edge portion of the face plate portion.

  Further, the paste as the transfer element may be either solid or liquid paste. Further, as the transfer tape, a correction tape, an adhesive tape, or a non-adhesive tape may be used instead of the tape glue.

  In addition, the specific configuration of each part is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

1 is an overall perspective view of a transfer tool according to an embodiment of the present invention. The disassembled perspective view of the transfer tool concerning the embodiment. The schematic side view which abbreviate | omits and shows the transfer tool which concerns on the same embodiment partially. The schematic side view which abbreviate | omits and shows the transfer tool which concerns on the same embodiment partially. Action explanatory drawing. The figure which abbreviate | omits and shows some BB cross sections in FIG. Action explanatory drawing. The figure which shows the modification of the transfer tool which concerns on the embodiment. The figure which shows the modification of the transfer tool which concerns on the embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Transfer tool main body 2 ... Transfer object receiving stand 3 ... Refill cartridge 4 ... Case 41, 43 ... Outer plate (first outer plate, second outer plate)
41G, 43G ... Edge (corner)
A ... Transfer tool AS ... Insertion space Gi ... Inward projecting portion Go ... Outward projecting portion H ... Transfer head P ... Transfer object (paper piece)
RT ... transfer roller RTa ... transfer surface T ... transfer tape (tape glue)
Ta ... Tape body Tb ... Transfer element (glue)

Claims (14)

A transfer tool used when transferring a transfer tape held in a case to a transfer object such as paper,
The transfer tape is composed of a tape body and a transfer element removably attached to one side of the tape body,
The case sends at least the transfer head capable of bringing the transfer tape into contact with the transfer object, and the tape body with the transfer element attached to one side of the tape body to the transfer head and passes through the transfer head. An unwinding / winding mechanism that winds up the tape body without attaching the transfer element to one side of the tape body;
The transfer head has a transfer surface that is in contact with the transfer object and is a part that transfers the transfer element to the transfer object;
When transferring the transfer element to the transfer object by moving the transfer surface in a predetermined transfer direction while contacting the transfer object, the transfer object that has passed through the transfer surface is transferred to the transfer surface. Winding that prevents the transfer object from being wound in the tape winding direction by guiding the tape body in a direction different from the tape winding direction, which is the direction in which the tape body that has passed through the winding and winding mechanism, is wound. A transfer tool characterized in that an entrainment preventing means is formed in the case. The transfer tool according to claim 1, wherein the transfer head includes a transfer roller having the transfer surface that can rotate during transfer. The wrapping prevention means is constituted by a guide portion formed on an edge portion of the case that is positioned on a side opposite to the transfer direction that is opposite to the transfer direction than an edge portion of the transfer roller in a side view, and the transfer surface The transfer object is passed through the transfer roller and is preferentially brought into contact with the guide portion rather than the edge of the transfer roller so that the transfer object can be guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction. The transfer tool according to claim 2. The transfer tool according to claim 1, wherein the transfer head includes a face plate portion having the transfer surface that slides on the surface of the transfer object without rotating during transfer. The entrainment preventing means is constituted by a guide portion formed on the edge of the case positioned on the side opposite to the transfer direction that is opposite to the transfer direction than the edge of the face plate portion in a side view, and the transfer surface The transfer object is passed through the guide plate with priority over the guide plate rather than the edge of the face plate, so that the transfer object can be guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction. The transfer tool according to claim 4. The transfer tool according to claim 3 or 5, wherein the guide portion has a substantially square shape in a side view. The winding prevention means includes a guide auxiliary portion that protrudes along the guide portion in a direction substantially orthogonal to the transfer direction in plan view, and guides the transfer object that has passed through the transfer surface. The transfer tool according to claim 3, 5 or 6, wherein the transfer object can be guided in a direction different from the tape winding direction by being brought into contact with the guide part and the guide auxiliary part. The guide portion is an edge portion of an outer plate that forms an outer wall of the case, and the guide auxiliary portion is an outward protrusion portion that protrudes outward from an edge portion of the outer plate. Item 8. The transfer tool according to Item 7. The guide portion is an edge portion of an outer plate that forms an outer surface of the case, and the guide auxiliary portion is an inward protruding portion that protrudes inward from the edge portion of the outer plate. Item 8. The transfer tool according to Item 7. The guide portion is an edge portion of an outer plate that forms an outer surface of the case, and the guide auxiliary portion protrudes outward from an edge portion of the outer plate; and The transfer tool according to claim 7, wherein the transfer tool is an inward protruding portion that protrudes inward from an edge portion of the outer plate. The case includes a contact portion that can contact the edge portion of the transfer object during transfer, and is configured to be able to guide the edge portion of the transfer object to the contact portion, and the contact portion is one outer plate of the case 11. The transfer tool according to claim 8, wherein an extension portion extending downward is used, and the outward projecting portion is provided on the other outer plate of the case. The transfer tool according to claim 10 or 11, wherein the inward projecting portion is a connecting portion that connects the edges of the outer plate. The case is configured to detachably store at least the refill cartridge for holding the transfer tape and the transfer head, wherein the case is detachable. Or the transfer tool of 12. A transfer tool main body provided with the case; and a transfer object receiving base attached to the transfer tool main body, and the transfer object between the transfer tool main body and the transfer object receiving base. The transfer head is positioned so that at least the transfer surface is exposed in the insertion space, the transfer object is inserted into the insertion space, and the transfer tool body and the transfer The transfer tape is transferred to the transfer object by moving the transfer surface in the transfer direction while contacting the transfer object with the transfer object sandwiched between the object receiving base and the transfer object. 14. The transfer tool according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, or 13.

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