JP2008296486A - Tool for filing - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tool 2 for filing in which the conservation of documents can be performed without forming holes in documents, and access to the documents can be performed without scattering the documents. <P>SOLUTION: The tool 2 includes a folder 6 and a clip 8. The folder 6 includes a pair of first gripping members 10 which grip documents and a back section 12. The first gripping members 10 are extended toward the front side from the back section 12. The back section 12 includes a first stopping element 16. The clip 8 includes a pair of second gripping members 20 which grip the first gripping members 10 and an adapter 22. The second gripping members 20 are extended toward the front side from the adapter 22. The adapter 22 includes a second stopping element 42. The second stopping element 42 is located at the front side of the first stopping element 16. When the clip 8 moves to the rear side and the second stopping element 42 contacts with the first stopping element 16, the movement of the clip is 8 stopped. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a tool used for organizing and storing documents.

  Examples of documents include documents, forms, drawings, brochures, and the like. Tools such as files, holders and folders are used for organizing and storing such documents.

  The file has a binding tool. The binding tool includes an annular or straight bar. When saving a document in this file, a hole is punched with a paper punch at the binding margin of the document, and a bar is inserted into the hole. In this way, the document is saved in a file. This file is suitable for storing documents.

  The holder is composed of two sheets. The holder is formed by laminating these sheets and joining two edges extending from one vertex. In other words, the holder is a bag. Documents are stored in this holder without any holes being made in the binding margin.

  A folder consists of a folded sheet. Documents stored and stored in this folder are sandwiched between the folded sheets. In this folder, documents can be stored without making a hole in the binding margin of the documents. This folder can be contained in a box file. Using this folder and box file, a large number of documents can be classified and saved.

Examples of filing tools in consideration of document browsing and retrieval are disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Nos. 61-105182 and 2004-209677. Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 61-105182 discloses a file-type detachable restraint section type office tool that takes into account the ease of taking out a document bound to a file. Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-209677 discloses a filing document holder.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-105182 JP 2004-209677 A

  As described above, when a document is saved in a file whose binding tool includes a bar, a hole is made in the binding margin of the document. Due to this punching, some of the contents described in the document may be lost. In addition, in this file, a bar is passed through the hole in the document and the document is saved. The edge of this hole is in contact with this bar. This contact causes the document to break. When the document is saved by this file, the document may be damaged.

  There is a file including a main body that sandwiches a document and a clip as a binding tool that sandwiches the main body. This file is suitable for viewing a small amount of documents, but is not suitable for storing documents. In particular, in a file that can be separated into the main body and the clip, if the clip is removed from the main body, the clip may be lost.

  There is a file with a clip attached to its body, considering the loss of the clip. In this file, in order to attach the clip to the main body, another member is required in addition to the main body and the clip. There are many parts in this file. The production cost of such files is high.

  As described above, the holder is a bag formed by overlapping two sheets. The amount of documents that can be stored in this holder is small. This holder is not suitable for document storage. Documents stored in this holder cannot be viewed without being removed from this holder.

  As described above, the folder is composed of the folded sheets. In this folder, the document is held between the folded sheets. Documents are not bound to this folder. When a document contained in this folder is viewed, this document may be scattered.

  In the file attachment / detachment restraint portion type office implement described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-105182, it is easy to take out the document from the file, but the document must be fixed to the office implement by gluing or a locking needle. Don't be. It takes time and effort to fix the documents to this office tool.

  The filing document holder described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-209677 includes a support having an upper receiving surface for receiving a side edge of a document to be held. The support includes an end guide that aligns the corners of the document at its end, and a pair of side guides that support the document surface at its side edges. In this holder, the distance between the guides on both sides is constant without changing according to the thickness of the document. The amount of documents varies depending on the content. Therefore, when a document is filed according to the contents using the holder, the holder may not be sufficiently filled with the document due to the small amount of the document. Such a holder is inferior in the document accommodation efficiency.

  In addition to the above-described support, the holding tool includes a holding member for holding a document, holding means for keeping the swinging piece of the holding member open, and the holding tool is detachably engaged with a file. And an engaging member configured to be able to. The number of members constituting this holder is large. Therefore, the production cost of this holder is high. Such a holder is inferior in versatility.

  As described above, the existing filing tools have merits and demerits, and it cannot be said that they are sufficient as a tool capable of both storing and browsing documents.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a filing tool that can store a document without making a hole in the document and can view the document without scattering the document.

  The filing tool according to the present invention includes a folder and a clip. This folder includes a pair of first gripping members that sandwich a document and a back surface portion. The first gripping member extends from the back surface portion toward the front side. The back surface portion includes a first stop member extending in the vertical direction. The clip includes a pair of second gripping members that sandwich these first gripping members, and an adapter. The second grip member extends from the adapter toward the front side. The adapter includes a second stop member extending in the longitudinal direction. The second stop member is located on the front side of the first stop member. When the clip moves rearward and the second stop member contacts the first stop member, the rearward movement of the clip stops.

  Preferably, in this tool, the folder further includes a collar portion. The flange portion includes a vertical guide extending in the vertical direction and a horizontal guide extending toward the front side. When this tool is housed in a file with two second bars, this vertical guide is fitted into one second bar, and this folder rotates around this one second bar. The lateral guide can be fitted into the other second bar.

  Preferably, in this tool, the adapter further includes a pair of hooks extending rearward from the second stop member. The first stop member is surrounded by the second stop member and these hooks.

  Preferably, in this tool, the adapter further includes a main portion extending in the longitudinal direction. The second stop member is composed of a pair of first bars extending outward from both ends of the main portion in the longitudinal direction.

  With the filing tool according to the present invention, a document can be stored without making a hole in the document, and the document can be browsed without scattering the document. With this tool, when the clip moves rearward, the second stop member of the clip comes into contact with the first stop member of the folder, so that excessive movement of the clip is prevented. With this tool, clips do not detach from the folder. With this tool, loss of the clip can be reliably prevented.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on preferred embodiments with appropriate reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a filing tool 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2A is a side view showing a situation where the tool 2 of FIG. 1 is used, and FIG. 2B is a rear view thereof. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG. This tool 2 can store documents 4 such as documents, forms, drawings, brochures and the like. The tool 2 includes a folder 6 and a clip 8. In FIGS. 1 and 2, the double arrow line A represents the vertical direction of the tool 2. 1 and 3, a double arrow line B represents the width direction of the tool 2. 2A and 3, the right side of the paper is the front side of the tool 2, and the left side of the paper is the rear side of the tool 2.

  The folder 6 includes a pair of first gripping members 10 and a back surface portion 12. The first gripping member 10 extends from the back surface portion 12 toward the front side. The first gripping member 10 is a substantially rectangular plate. The first gripping member 10 includes a recess 14 that extends from the rear side toward the front side. In the tool 2, the recess 14 is located at the center of the first gripping member 10 in the vertical direction.

  The back surface portion 12 includes a first stop member 16 and a pair of first sub plates 18. The first stop member 16 is a plate. The first stop member 16 extends in the vertical direction. The first stop member 16 is located on the rear side of the recess 14. The first sub-plate 18 is located on both sides of the first stop member 16 in the vertical direction. The first sub plate 18 extends in the vertical direction from the end of the first stop member 16. In the tool 2, the first gripping member 10 is connected to an edge extending in the vertical direction of the first sub-plate 18. As illustrated, in the tool 2, the width of the first stop member 16 is narrower than the width of the first sub-plate 18. The tool 2 is configured such that a clip 8 described later can be inserted into a space surrounded by the recess 14 and the first stop member 16.

  The clip 8 includes a pair of second gripping members 20 and an adapter 22. The second gripping member 20 extends from the adapter 22 toward the front side. The second gripping member 20 includes a main plate 24, a clamp 26, and a convex portion 28. The main plate 24 is rectangular. The clamp 26 is located on the front side of the main plate 24. The clamp 26 is located inside the main plate 24 in the width direction. In the tool 2, the clamp 26 includes a top portion 30, and an inclined portion 32 that extends from the end of the top portion 30 toward the bottom in the width direction. As shown, the top 30 is wavy. The top portion 30 is provided with a flange 34 extending in the vertical direction. In the tool 2, the clamp 26 is configured such that when the one top 30 and the other top 30 come into contact with each other, the flange 34 of the one top 30 is located in the space 36 of the other top 30. . A front end 38 of the inclined portion 32 located on the front side is connected to the main plate 24. The rear end 40 of the oblique portion 32 located on the rear side is not connected to the main plate 24. The convex portion 28 is located inside the main plate 24 in the width direction. The convex portion 28 extends in the vertical direction. The convex portion 28 is located on the rear side of the rear end 40 of the oblique portion 32 located on the rear side.

  The adapter 22 includes a second stop member 42 and a pair of hooks 44. The second stop member 42 is a rectangular plate. The second stop member 42 extends in the vertical direction. The hook 44 includes a second sub-plate 46 extending from the end of the second stop member 42 toward the rear side, and a third sub-plate extending from the end of the second sub-plate 46 inward in the width direction. Plate 48. In other words, the hook 44 extends from the end of the second stop member 42 toward the rear side. As shown in FIG. 3, a gap 50 is formed between one third sub plate 48 and the other third sub plate 48.

  As shown in FIG. 3, in the tool 2 storing the document 4, the rear side (referred to as binding margin) of the document 4 is one first gripping member 10 and the other first gripping member 10. It is sandwiched between. The inner surface of the first gripping member 10 is in contact with the document 4. The pair of first gripping members 10 sandwiching the document 4 is sandwiched between one second gripping member 20 and the other second gripping member 20. The top 30 of the clamp 26 is in contact with the outer surface of the first gripping member 10. In other words, the second gripping member 20 sandwiches the document 4 via the first gripping member 10.

  As described above, in the tool 2, the binding margin of the document 4 is sandwiched between the first gripping members 10 and the document 4 is stored. By using the tool 2, the document 4 can be stored without making a hole in the document 4, and the document 4 can be browsed without scattering the document 4.

  As shown in FIG. 3, in this tool 2, the first stop member 16 provided in the folder 6 is surrounded by a second stop member 42 constituting the adapter 22 of the clip 8 and a hook 44 of the second. . The width of the gap 50 formed between the hooks 44 is narrower than the width of the first stop member 16. For this reason, the first stop member 16 does not pass through the gap 50. With this tool 2, detachment of the clip 8 from the folder 6 can be reliably prevented. With this tool 2, loss of the clip 8 is prevented.

  In this tool 2, the folder 6 and the clip 8 are combined as follows. First, the second gripping member 20 of the clip 8 is inserted into a space surrounded by the recess 14 of the folder 6 and the first stop member 16. Next, the first gripping member 10 of the folder 6 is inserted between the one second gripping member 20 and the other second gripping member 20. Next, the clip 8 is moved to the front side. In FIG. 3, the state in which the clip 8 is moved to the front side is indicated by a dotted line. In this state, the first stop member 16 is located on the rear side of the adapter 22 provided on the clip 8.

  Next, the first stop member 16 is twisted so that one end 52a of the first stop member 16 is positioned on the front side and the other end 52b is positioned on the rear side, and the first stop member 16 is connected to the hooks 44. The clip 8 is moved to the rear side while being inserted into the gap 50 formed therebetween. Thus, the first stop member 16 is disposed in a space surrounded by the second stop members 42 and the hooks 44 of the adapter 22. In this way, the folder 6 and the clip 8 are combined.

  With this tool 2, the document 4 is saved as follows. First, the clip 8 is moved to the rear side. Next, the document 4 is sandwiched between one first gripping member 10 and the other first gripping member 10 of the folder 6. Next, the clip 8 is moved to the front side, and a pair of first gripping members 10 sandwiching the document 4 is sandwiched between one second gripping member 20 and the other second gripping member 20 of the clip 8. It is. In this way, the document 4 is stored in the tool 2. In this tool 2, the document 4 is released by moving the clip 8 to the rear side.

  In the tool 2, when the first gripping member 10 sandwiches the document 4, the first gripping member 10 presses the top portion 30 of the clamp 26. Due to this pressing, the second gripping member 20 is bent. This deflection can contribute to the restraint of the document 4 by the tool 2. The tool 2 can save the document 4 while restraining it. As described above, the front end 38 of the clamp 26 is connected to the main plate 24, but the rear end 40 of the clamp 26 is not connected to the main plate 24. The rear end 40 can move while contacting the main plate 24. When the tool 2 sandwiches the document 4, the rear end 40 moves to the rear side. This movement effectively widens the distance between one top 30 and the other top 30 so that the tool 2 can easily pinch the document 4.

  As shown in FIG. 3, in the tool 2, the first gripping member 10 constituting the folder 6 is located on the front side of the second stop member 42 provided on the grip. When the clip 8 moves forward, the second stop member 42 contacts the first gripping member 10. This contact stops the movement of the clip 8 toward the front side.

  As described above, the second gripping member 20 of the tool 2 is provided with the convex portion 28 on the rear side of the rear end 40 of the clamp 26. When the document 4 having a large thickness is sandwiched, the rear end 40 comes into contact with the convex portion 28. By this contact, the movement of the rear end 40 is stopped. Thereby, the bending of this 2nd holding member 20 is maintained appropriately. The tool 2 can save the document 4 while restraining it.

  FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a state where the clip 8 is moved to the rear side. In the tool 2, the second stop member 42 provided on the clip 8 is located on the front side of the first stop member 16 provided on the folder 6. When the clip 8 moves rearward, the second stop member 42 contacts the first stop member 16. This contact prevents excessive movement of the clip 8 to the rear side. With this tool 2, the clip 8 is not detached from the folder 6. With this tool 2, the loss of the clip 8 is reliably prevented.

  In the tool 2, examples of the material of the folder 6 include synthetic polymers such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polyethylene terephthalate, polycarbonate, nylon, and polystyrene. From the viewpoint of versatility and processability, polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyethylene terephthalate are more preferable. Note that these recycled materials may be used. This folder 6 is formed by injection molding using the aforementioned materials. A sheet that has been subjected to drilling may be bent and formed. The manufacture of the tool 2 is easy.

  In this tool 2, examples of the material of the clip 8 include synthetic polymers such as polyethylene, polypropylene, polyethylene terephthalate, polycarbonate, nylon, and polystyrene. From the viewpoint of versatility and processability, polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyethylene terephthalate are more preferable. Note that these recycled materials may be used. The clip 8 is manufactured by injection molding using the aforementioned materials. Manufacture of this clip 8 is easy.

  FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing a filing tool 54 according to another embodiment of the present invention. 6A is a side view showing a situation where the tool 54 of FIG. 5 is used, and FIG. 6B is a rear view thereof. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VII-VII in FIG. FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along line VIII-VIII in FIG. The tool 54 includes a folder 56 and a clip 58. In FIGS. 5 and 6, the double arrow line A represents the vertical direction of the tool 54. 5, 7, and 8, the double arrow line B represents the width direction of the tool 54. 6A, 7, and 8, the right side of the paper surface is the front side of the tool 54, and the left side of the paper surface is the rear side of the tool 54.

  The folder 56 includes a pair of first gripping members 60 and a back surface portion 62. The first gripping member 60 extends from the back surface portion 62 toward the front side. The first gripping member 60 is a substantially rectangular plate. The first grip member 60 includes a recess 64 that extends from the rear side toward the front side. In the tool 54, the recess 64 is located at the center of the first gripping member 60 in the vertical direction.

  The back surface portion 62 includes two fourth sub-plates 66 extending in the vertical direction. These fourth sub-plates 66 are arranged at intervals. The fourth sub plate 66 is located outside the recess 64 in the vertical direction. In the tool 54, a first gripping member 60 is connected to an edge of the fourth sub plate 66 extending in the vertical direction.

  The clip 58 includes a pair of second gripping members 68 and an adapter 70. The second gripping member 68 extends from the adapter 70 toward the front side. The second gripping member 68 includes a main plate 72 and a clamp 74. The main plate 72 is rectangular. The clamp 74 is located on the front side of the main plate 72. The clamp 74 is located inside the main plate 72 in the width direction. In the tool 54, the clamp 74 includes an inclined portion 76 that extends while being inclined from the end of the main plate 72 toward the rear side, and a top portion 78 that extends rearward from the inclined portion 76. .

  The adapter 70 includes a main portion 80 and a second stop member 82. The main portion 80 extends in the vertical direction. In this tool 54, a main plate 72 constituting the second gripping member 68 extends from the edge located on the front side of the main portion 80 toward the front side. The second stop member 82 includes a pair of first bars 84 extending outward from the end of the main portion 80 in the longitudinal direction. In other words, the adapter 70 includes a second stop member 82 extending in the vertical direction. In the tool 54, the second stop member 82 is formed by inserting a square member having a rectangular cross section into a longitudinally extending through hole provided in the main portion 80.

  With this tool 54, the binding margin of the document 4 is sandwiched between one first gripping member 60 and the other first gripping member 60. The inner surface of the first gripping member 60 contacts the document 4. The pair of first gripping members 60 sandwiching the document 4 is sandwiched between one second gripping member 68 and the other second gripping member 68. The top portion 78 of the clamp 74 contacts the outer surface of the first gripping member 60. In other words, the second gripping member 68 sandwiches the document 4 via the first gripping member 60. In this way, the tool 54 sandwiches the document 4.

  In the tool 54, the first gripping member 60 presses the top 78 of the clamp 74 when the document 4 is sandwiched. By this pressing, the second gripping member 68 is bent. This deflection can contribute to the restraint of the document 4 by the tool 54. As shown, the front end 86 of the clamp 74 is connected to the main plate 72, but the rear end 88 of the clamp 74 is not connected to any member. With this tool 54, the distance between one top 78 and the other top 78 can be easily changed. The tool 54 can easily pinch the document 4.

  As described above, with the tool 54, the binding margin of the document 4 is sandwiched between the first gripping members 60, and the document 4 is stored. By using this tool 54, the document 4 can be stored without making a hole in the document 4, and the document 4 can be browsed without scattering the document 4.

  As shown in FIG. 7, in this tool 54, the first gripping member 60 constituting the folder 56 is located on the front side of the main part 80 constituting the adapter 70. When the clip 58 moves forward, the main portion 80 contacts the first gripping member 60. This contact stops the movement of the clip 58 toward the front side.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the first gripping members 60 are located on both sides of the first bar 84 in the width direction. A fourth sub plate 66 is located behind the first bar 84. As described above, the first gripping member 60 constituting the folder 56 is located on the front side of the first bar 84. With this tool 54, the detachment of the clip 58 from the folder 56 is reliably prevented. With this tool 54, loss of the clip 58 can be prevented.

  As described above, in the tool 54, the first bar 84 constituting the second stop member 82 is located on the front side of the fourth sub plate 66. For this reason, when the clip 58 moves rearward, the second stop member 82 comes into contact with the fourth sub-plate 66. In this tool 54, this contact prevents excessive movement of the clip 58 to the rear side. With this tool 54, the clip 58 is not detached from the folder 56. With this tool 54, loss of the clip 58 is reliably prevented. In the tool 54, the portion of the fourth sub plate 66 that can come into contact with the second stop member 82 is the first stop member 90. As described above, the fourth sub plate 66 extends in the vertical direction. Accordingly, the back surface portion 62 constituting the folder 56 includes a pair of first stop members 90 that are positioned outside the recess 64 in the vertical direction and extend in the vertical direction. The second stop member 82 is located on the front side.

  FIG. 9 is a side view showing a filing tool 92 according to still another embodiment of the present invention. 10 is a cross-sectional view taken along line XX in FIG. The tool 92 includes a folder 94 and a clip 96. In FIG. 9, the double arrow line A represents the vertical direction of the tool 92. In FIG. 10, a double arrow line B represents the width direction of the tool 92. 9 and 10, the right side of the paper is the front side of the tool 92, and the left side of the paper is the rear side of the tool 92.

  The folder 94 includes a pair of first gripping members 98, a back surface portion 100, and a flange portion 102. The folder 94 has the same configuration as the folder 56 provided in the tool 54 of FIG. Therefore, in this tool 92, the 1st holding member 98 is extended toward the front side from the back surface part 100, and this back surface part 100 is provided with a pair of 1st stop member 104 extended in the vertical direction.

  The flange portion 102 includes a first horizontal guide 106 extending from the rear side to the front side of the folder 94, a vertical guide 108 extending from the first horizontal guide 106 in the vertical direction, and a rear side of the folder 94. And a second lateral guide 110 extending toward the front side. The second horizontal guide 110 has an outwardly convex shape in the vertical direction. As shown, the tool 92 is configured such that a clip 96 is positioned between the first and second horizontal guides 106, 108 and the second horizontal guide 110.

  The clip 96 includes a pair of second gripping members 112 and an adapter 114. The clip 96 has the same configuration as the clip 58 provided on the tool 54 in FIG. 5 except for the second holding member 112 and the second stop member 116 provided on the adapter 114.

  The second gripping member 112 extends from the adapter 114 toward the front side. The second gripping member 112 includes a main plate 118 and a clamp 120. The main plate 118 is rectangular. As shown in the figure, the front side of the main plate 118 is bent inward in the width direction. The clamp 120 is located inside the main plate 118 in the width direction. As shown in FIG. 10, the cross-sectional shape of the clamp 120 is a semicircle.

  The second stop member 116 includes a pair of first bars 124 extending from the end of the main portion 122 provided in the adapter 114 toward the outside in the vertical direction. In this tool 92, a second through hole is formed by providing a through hole extending in the longitudinal direction in the main portion 122 and inserting a single round member having a circular cross section into the through hole.

  Although not shown, with this tool 92, the binding margin of the document 4 is sandwiched between one first gripping member 98 and the other first gripping member 98. The inner surface of the first grip member 98 is in contact with the document 4. A pair of first gripping members 98 sandwiching the document 4 is sandwiched between one second gripping member 112 and the other second gripping member 112. The top 126 of the clamp 120 contacts the outer surface of the first gripping member 98. In other words, the second gripping member 112 sandwiches the document 4 via the first gripping member 98. In this way, the tool 92 sandwiches the document 4.

  Although not shown, with this tool 92, the first gripping member 98 presses the top 126 of the clamp 120 when the document 4 is sandwiched. By this pressing, the first gripping member 98 is bent. This deflection can contribute to the restraint of the document 4 by the tool 92. As shown, the cross-sectional shape of the clamp 120 is a semicircle. For this reason, the space | interval of the one top part 126 and the other top part 126 can change easily. The tool 92 can easily pinch the document 4.

  Although not shown, with this tool 92, the binding margin of the document 4 is sandwiched between the first grip members 98, and the document 4 is stored. By using this tool 92, the document 4 can be stored without making a hole in the document 4, and the document 4 can be browsed without scattering the document 4.

  As shown in FIG. 10, in the tool 92, the first gripping member 98 constituting the folder 94 is located on the front side of the main part 122 constituting the adapter 114. When the clip 96 moves to the front side, the main portion 122 contacts the first gripping member 98. This contact stops the movement of the clip 96 toward the front side.

  Although not shown, in this tool 92, the first gripping members 98 are located on both sides of the second stop member 116 in the width direction. The first stop member 104 is located on the rear side of the second stop member 116. As described above, the first holding member 98 is located on the front side of the second stop member 116. This tool 92 reliably prevents the clip 96 from being detached from the folder 94. With this tool 92, loss of the clip 96 can be prevented.

  As described above, in the tool 92, the second stop member 116 is located on the front side of the first stop member 104. For this reason, when the clip 96 moves rearward, the second stop member 116 comes into contact with the first stop member 104. In the tool 92, this contact prevents excessive movement of the clip 96 to the rear side. With this tool 92, the clip 96 is not detached from the folder 94. With this tool 92, the loss of the clip 96 is reliably prevented.

  When the tool 92 is used, the tool 92 is erected so that the first lateral guide 106 and the longitudinal guide 108 are positioned above the second lateral guide 110. The tool 92 is accommodated in a file (not shown) as follows. The file includes two second bars arranged in the vertical direction while extending in the thickness direction of the document 4 to be bound (corresponding to the width direction of the tool 92).

  First, one second bar positioned above is inserted into the first horizontal guide 106 and guided to the vertical guide 108. Thereby, the vertical guide 108 is fitted into one second bar. Next, the folder 94 is rotated around the one second bar. By this rotation, the second lateral guide 110 is fitted into the other second bar located below. This tool 92 can be easily hung on this file.

  The tool 92 hung on the file can be easily removed from the file by pulling the folder 94 obliquely forward and downward after the second lateral guide 110 is pulled out from the lower second bar. This tool 92 facilitates the receipt and removal of the document 4 from the file.

  By using this tool 92, a plurality of tools 92 can be hung on one file. When the document 4 is stored in the file using the tool 92, the user only needs to take out from the file the tool 92 that can save the document 4 while restraining it. By using the tool 92, the user can easily extract the necessary document 4 from the file.

  The present invention can be applied to storage of various documents.

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a filing tool according to an embodiment of the present invention. 2A is a side view showing a situation where the tool of FIG. 1 is used, and FIG. 2B is a rear view thereof. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a state where the clip is moved to the rear side. FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing a filing tool according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6A is a side view showing a situation where the tool of FIG. 5 is used, and FIG. 6B is a rear view thereof. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VII-VII in FIG. FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along line VIII-VIII in FIG. FIG. 9 is a side view illustrating a filing tool according to still another embodiment of the present invention. 10 is a cross-sectional view taken along line XX in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

2, 54, 92 ... Tool 4 ... Document 6, 56, 94 ... Folder 8, 58, 96 ... Clip 10, 60, 98 ... First gripping member 12, 62, 100 ..Back surface portion 14, 64... Recessed portion 16, 90, 104... First stop member 18... First subplate 20, 68, 112. Adapter 24, 72, 118 ... Main plate 26, 74, 120 ... Clamp 28 ... Convex part 30, 78, 126 ... Top part 32, 76 ... Slanted part 34 ... ３６ 36 ... Spacing 38, 86 ... Front end 40, 88 ... Rear end 42, 82, 116 ... Second stop member 44 ... Hook 46 ... Second sub-plate 48 ... Third Sub-plate 50 ... Gap 52a, 52b ... End 66 ... Fourth sub-plate 80, 122 ... Main part 84 ... First bar 102 ... Gutter 106 ... First lateral guide 108 ... Vertical guide 110 ... Second lateral Guide 124 ... first bar

Claims (4)

With folders and clips,
The folder includes a pair of first gripping members that sandwich the document, and a back surface portion.
The first gripping member extends from the back surface toward the front side,
The back portion includes a first stop member extending in the vertical direction,
This clip includes a pair of second gripping members sandwiching these first gripping members and an adapter,
The second gripping member extends from the adapter toward the front side,
This adapter has a second stop member extending in the longitudinal direction,
The second stop member is located on the front side of the first stop member,
A filing tool capable of stopping movement of the clip to the rear side when the clip moves rearward and the second stop member contacts the first stop member. The folder further comprises a buttock,
The collar includes a vertical guide extending in the vertical direction and a horizontal guide extending toward the front side.
When this tool is contained in a file with two second bars,
The vertical guide is fitted into one second bar and the folder is rotated around the second bar so that the horizontal guide can be fitted into the other second bar. tool. The adapter further includes a pair of hooks extending rearward from the second stop member;
The tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first stop member is surrounded by the second stop member and these hooks. The adapter further includes a main portion extending in the vertical direction,
The tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the second stop member comprises a pair of first bars extending outward from both ends of the main portion in the longitudinal direction.

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