JP2008254292A - Tape-type paper binder - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tape-type paper binder which enables filing the bound sheets of paper in a pipe-type file due to punching holes kept open in a binding condition and which makes it easy to identify the bound sheets of paper when colored. <P>SOLUTION: After sheets of paper are bound in use of punching holes by a tape or film of a thin material in a loop, the punching holes remain open, so that the sheets of paper in a bound condition can be filed in a pipe-type file. Furthermore, by coloring a tape or sticker, providing a printing thereon, or enabling writing a note thereon, the sheets of paper can be easily identified. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

   The present invention relates to a paper binding tool capable of binding paper using a punch hole for binding into a pipe type file or the like and binding into a pipe type file or the like while being bound.

Conventionally, staples, clips, and the like have been used as paper binding tools that do not use paper punch holes.
Rings, binding strings, paper binding fasteners, and the like are used as binding tools when using punch holes for paper binding. Further, there is one disclosed in Patent Document 1.
In addition, the punch hole is defined in Reference Document 1 as an office puncher. JIS S 6041-1982

However, in the case of a conventional binding tool, staples and clips do not use punch holes for filing, and thus files can be filed while being bound, but they cannot be bound as the thickness of the documents to be bound increases. Also, rings, binding strings, and paper binding fasteners that use punch holes for filing can be stapled even if the thickness of the documents to be stapled increases, but they will close the punch holes, so pipes will not work. Cannot be merged into an expression file.
An object of the present invention is to solve the inconvenience that when a paper is bound using a punch hole, the paper cannot be bound into a pipe file or the like as it is.
Also, if an unbound document is extracted from a file, it will be scattered or scattered, so it will be necessary to re-bind it with a paper binding fastener, but this is inconvenient. It is an object to solve such inconvenience.
In addition, using colored rings and paper binding fasteners makes it easy to identify documents, so it is widely used. However, when binding this document into a pipe file, etc. You have to remove the paper binding fastener.
For this reason, it is difficult to identify a document when it is inserted into a pipe-type file or the like. It is an object to solve such inconvenience.

   In order to solve this problem, the invention of claim 1 or claim 2 or claim 3 or claim 4 is provided by applying means such as applying an adhesive to one or both ends of the paper binding tape. Since this tape can be fixed in a loop shape, even a thick document can be bound using a conventional punch hole, and can be bound into a pipe-type file or the like while being bound.

    Further, according to the second aspect of the present invention, by making one side of the tape wider, a surplus portion is formed even if the other end is bonded. The remaining portion may be bonded and bonded so as to wrap the other end, or if it can be bonded to paper, it may be bonded to the paper to be bound and the tape fixed together with the paper.

    The invention of claim 3 is a paper binding tool comprising two pieces of a paper binding tape and an adhesive seal and a fusion seal for fixing the tape in a loop shape. You can use it to bind, and you can bind it into a pipe-type file.

    In the invention of claim 4, the tape portion and the wide portion are cross-shaped, the tape portion is looped, the paper is bound, and the wide portion is turned around the tape penetrated to fix the tape. The wide part can be made like a simple back cover.

    Further, the invention of claim 5 is a paper binding tool in which a paper binding tape, a fixing tape, a seal is colored, printed, or a memo can be written so that a document can be easily identified. It can be easily restored even if it is removed from the pipe file.

    In the inventions of claim 1, claim 2, claim 3 and claim 4, in order to bind the paper in a loop shape to fix the paper, means such as adhesion is required. Any means such as fusion, caulking, and fitting may be used.

    Further, in the inventions of claim 1, claim 2, claim 3, and claim 4, the material can be made of tape, film, metal tape, thin plastic or the like.

   According to the present invention, when the paper is bound using a punch hole with a paper binding fastener or the like, the punch hole is closed as it is, so that there is no inconvenience that it cannot be bound into a pipe type file or the like.

   Further, according to the present invention, since the document to be bound is removed from the pipe-type file or the like as it is, the document is not scattered or scattered. Therefore, there is no inconvenience that it is necessary to re-bind with a paper-fastening fastener or the like.

In addition, using colored rings and paper binding fasteners makes it easy to identify documents, so it is widely used. However, when binding this document into a pipe file, etc. You have to remove the paper binding fastener.
For this reason, it is difficult to identify a document when it is inserted into a pipe-type file or the like. Such inconvenience is not caused by binding the document with a paper binding tool using a tape that can be colored, printed, written memos, etc., and a fixing seal.

FIG. 1 shows a paper binding tool having an adhesive portion at one end when the tape is viewed in the longitudinal direction.
As shown in the figure, by having an adhesive portion at one end, the tape or film can be fixed in a loop shape, and the paper can be bound. Further, when the tape or film is long, the other excess portion of the adhesive portion is cut off with scissors or the like, so that it can cope with paper or documents of any thickness. If it is short, it can be handled by lengthening the tape or film. In addition, since the tape or film is sufficiently thin, a document can be bound into a pipe-type file or the like even after the paper is bound.

FIG. 2 shows a paper binding tool in which one end is wide when the tape is viewed in the longitudinal direction, and the wide portion has an adhesive portion.
As shown in FIG. 1, the tape or the film can be fixed in a loop shape by making one side wide and having an adhesive part. If the tape is adhered by folding the wide part or the like, FIG. Compared to, paper can be bound in a fixed form.
Further, when the tape or film is long, the other excess portion of the adhesive portion is cut off with scissors or the like, so that it can cope with paper or documents of any thickness.
If it is short, it can be handled by lengthening the tape or film.
In addition, since the tape or film is sufficiently thin, a document can be bound into a pipe-type file or the like even after the paper is bound.

FIG. 3 shows a paper binding tool composed of two pieces: a tape having no adhesive portion at either end when viewed in the longitudinal direction, and a seal for fixing the tape in a loop shape. . As shown in the figure, even when the paper is looped with a tape having no adhesive portions at both ends, the paper can be tightly bound by using the seal.
Further, when the tape or film is long, the other excess portion of the adhesive portion is cut off with scissors or the like, so that it can cope with paper or documents of any thickness.
If it is short, it can be handled by lengthening the tape or film.
In addition, since the tape or film is sufficiently thin, a document can be bound into a pipe-type file or the like even after the paper is bound.

Figure 4 is a cross-shaped tape part and wide part, loop the tape part and bind the paper, rotate the wide part around the tape penetrated and fix the tape, the wide part is simple It is a paper binding tool that can be made like a back cover.
As shown in the figure, even when a tape with no adhesive part at both ends is looped and the paper is bound, by using a tape or film with an adhesive part at the wide part, a looped tape , And the paper back cover part and tape penetrating side are also fixed so that the paper can be tightly bound.

Further, when the tape or film is long, the other excess portion of the adhesive portion is cut off with scissors or the like, so that it can cope with paper or documents of any thickness.
If it is short, it can be handled by lengthening the tape or film.
In addition, since the tape or film is sufficiently thin, a document can be bound into a pipe-type file or the like even after the paper is bound.

    In addition, it is possible to identify a bound document by coloring, printing, or writing a memo on the back surface of the longitudinal tape or film used as the adhesive portion.

   Since the paper binding tool according to the present invention can be industrially mass-produced, it has industrial applicability.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of a paper binding tool having an adhesive portion at one end when the tape is viewed in the longitudinal direction. When the tape is viewed in the longitudinal direction, one end is wide, and is a plan view of a paper binding tool having an adhesive portion in the wide portion. It is a top view of the paper binding tool comprised by 2 pieces of the tape which sees a tape in a longitudinal direction, and does not have an adhesion part in either end, and the seal for fixing this tape in a loop shape. The tape part and the wide part are cross-shaped, and the tape part is looped, the paper is bound, the wide part is turned around the tape and the tape is fixed, so that the wide part is a simple back cover. It is a top view of the paper binding tool which can be made. 5 to 8 are diagrams showing an example of binding a document step by step using the paper binding tool shown in FIG. FIG. 5 shows a state in which the tape is bent into a U-shape and passed through a punch hole of a binding document. 5 to 8 are diagrams showing an example of binding a document step by step using the paper binding tool shown in FIG. FIG. 6 shows a state in which a tape portion that is excessively long for binding paper is cut off with scissors. 5 to 8 are diagrams showing an example of binding a document step by step using the paper binding tool shown in FIG. FIG. 7 shows a state in which the remaining portion of the adhesive portion for adhering the tape portion for binding the document is cut off with scissors. 5 to 8 are diagrams showing an example of binding a document step by step using the paper binding tool shown in FIG. FIG. 8 shows a state where the document is bound with the paper binding tool shown in FIG. At this time, since the punch hole remains in a usable size, the document can be directly inserted into a pipe file or the like.

Explanation of symbols

1 tape
2 tapes
3 Wide part of the tape
4 tapes
5 Seal
6 Tape or film
7 Wide area such as tape or film
8 Wide area such as tape or film
A Bonding part
B Document
C scissors

Claims (5)

Look at the tape in the longitudinal direction, one end and the other end overlap,
A paper binding tool characterized by having an adhesive portion or the like at an overlapping place as a means for attaching and fixing in a loop shape.

When the tape is viewed in the longitudinal direction, one end is wide, and one end and the other end overlap each other, and as a means to fix it in a loop shape, it has an adhesive part etc. at the overlap Paper binding tool characterized by.

When the tape is viewed in the longitudinal direction, the tape does not have an adhesive part or a joint part to fix it in a loop shape between both ends of the tape, and there is adhesiveness or adhesiveness to fix this tape in a loop form A paper binding tool comprising two pieces with a seal.

The tape part and the wide part are cross-shaped, and the tape part is looped, the paper is bound, the wide part is turned around the tape, and the tape is fixed. Paper binding tool.

With the paper binding tool according to claim 1, claim 2, claim 3 or claim 4, the tape and the fixing sticker can be colored, printed, and memos can be written. A paper binding tool that makes it easy to identify documents.

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