JP2008296532A - Folder - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a folder which can be distinguished from the other folder without reading contents of a heading part, especially which can be separated from the other folder without reading the contents of the heading part even in the folder having only one kind of the heading part. <P>SOLUTION: The folder is composed of an upper sheet 1B and a lower sheet 1A in a state that a housing 3 is composed by binding at least one side of the upper sheet 1B and that of the lower sheet 1A. In the upper sheet 1B or the lower sheet 1A, the heading part 4 for taking out the housed folder is attached in a state that, in the heading part 4, a plurality of positions 5 in each of which the heading part 6 is formed in order to distinguish the folder from the other folder are formed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a folder provided with an extraction unit.

  The folder as described above is generally used conventionally (see, for example, Non-Patent Document 1). Among such folders, there are prepared folders with different positions of the take-out section, and there are folders that sort folders according to the position of the take-out section and those that have only one position of the take-out section.

  The take-out section in the latter folder serves as a handle when taking out the folder from a storage device such as a folder box in which the folder is stored, and also serves as a heading for describing a large amount of information such as documents stored in the folder.

  However, when only one type of extraction unit is used, it is necessary to read all information written in the extraction unit in order to distinguish it from other folders.

  In addition, even if a folder has a plurality of extraction unit positions, only a set number of divisions can be performed.

Furthermore, there are folders that require the position of the takeout part to be defined in one place. For example, in the case of a folder having a CD storage unit on the ground, the side that is present on the lower side in the gravitational direction among the sides connected to the opening of the CD storage unit when the takeout unit is sandwiched is the opening side. It is required to be on the upper side in the direction of gravity as it approaches. In this state, the stored item is guided to the side, but if the opening portion is on the lower side in the gravity direction, the stored item is guided to the opening portion of the CD storing portion and further to the outside. That is, the contents such as a CD or DVD stored in the CD storage unit (referred to as a CD or the like as appropriate), a warranty card, etc. are dropped due to gravity. In particular, since a CD or the like has a disk shape, it is very easy to drop out of the CD storage portion. Therefore, in such a folder, the position where the take-out portion is provided, the position where the CD storage portion is provided, and the position where the opening of the CD storage portion is provided are substantially determined in one place. It is difficult to set more than one.
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  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a folder that can be distinguished from others without reading the contents of the take-out unit. In particular, it is an object of the present invention to provide a folder that can be distinguished from other folders without reading the contents of the extraction unit even if the folder has only one type of extraction unit.

In order to achieve the above object, the folder according to the present invention has the following configuration requirements.
(1) It is composed of an upper and a base, and at least one side of the upper and the base is bound to form a pocket (storage portion).
(2) A take-out portion for taking out the stored folder protrudes from the upper or lower ground.
(3) In the take-out unit, a plurality of positions at which headings for distinguishing from other folders are provided.

  According to the above folder, the location where the heading (index) is written or pasted is guided in one extraction unit, so the type of folder depends on the location where the heading is written or the location where the heading is pasted. Can be sorted. In other words, it is possible to specify the type of items stored in a folder simply by grasping the location where the headline is written or pasted, so that a desired folder can be taken out of the folder group. It becomes easy.

  In the folder, it is desirable that the take-out part is translucent or transparent. If the take-out part is translucent or transparent, the visibility of the heading of each folder is enhanced in a state where the folder is housed in the container, so that it becomes easier to index a desired folder.

In the folder, the base or the top and the take-out portion may be integrally formed.
Further, the position where one heading is provided and the position where another heading is provided may be separated by line division. If a headline is written according to this division or a sticker with a headline is pasted, the division between the folders becomes clear and a desired folder can be easily determined.

This configuration is preferably applied to a folder in which the second storage unit is provided on the ground. In the second storage portion, the side farther from the take-out portion among the sides in contact with the opening of the second storage portion is substantially parallel or substantially perpendicular to the side where the take-out portion is provided.
In addition, when the position of the take-out part is clamped as a fulcrum, the side farther from the take-out part of the side in contact with the opening in the second storage part becomes higher in the gravitational direction as it approaches the open part. It may be designed to be

If the above configuration is adopted, the lower side in the gravitational direction among the sides in contact with the opening of the second storage unit is the opening even if the position of the takeout unit is held as a fulcrum. With respect to the direction of gravity, it will face in one of the upward direction to the lateral direction. Therefore, when the take-out portion is sandwiched and the folder is handled, it is possible to effectively prevent the stored items from dropping from the second storage portion by being guided by the lower side.
When such a function is added to a folder, it is difficult to make the position where the takeout part protrudes for each folder, and the position is substantially limited to one place. As described above, even in a folder where the position of the extraction unit is limited to one place, it is possible to classify the folder at a glance without reading the contents described in the extraction unit.

The second storage unit is particularly preferably a CD storage unit that mainly stores a CD or a DVD (referred to as “CD etc.” as appropriate).
Since the CD or the like has a disk shape, when the folder is tilted, it is guided by the above-mentioned sides (sides connected to the opening and on the side far from the take-out portion) and moves very easily in the storage portion. Therefore, the necessity of setting the direction of the opening of the CD storage portion as described above is extremely high. If the direction of the opening of the CD storage unit is set in such a direction, as described above, the position / size at which the take-out unit protrudes is substantially limited to one place in the folder. For this reason, it is practically impossible to set various positions of the take-out section in the folder and to classify the types of stored items stored in the folder according to the position where the take-out section is provided.
Even in such a folder, by adopting the above-described configuration, it is possible to understand the type of stored items stored in the folder simply by determining the position where the heading is provided.

  The distance from the opening to the side (bottom side) facing the CD storage is generally set to 12 cm or more. Further, it is preferably 20 cm or less from the viewpoint of facilitating removal. A lid may be provided at the opening, or a valve (check valve) having a shape in which the opening is bent inward may be provided. In this case, the moving distance of CDs (moving distance from the state in contact with the bottom in a steady state to the contact with the lid) is reduced to reduce the force (work) applied to the lid / valve, thereby preventing dropout performance. In order to sufficiently exhibit the above, the distance from the bottom to the opening is preferably 17 cm or less.

  As is apparent from the above description, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a folder that can be distinguished from other folders without reading the contents of the take-out unit.

  Hereinafter, a folder according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a front view showing a first folder 1 according to the present embodiment. The folder 1 has a single sheet of polypropylene folded (bound) on the side 1a to form a base 1A and a top 1B. The base side 1Ab and the top side 1Bb connected to one end of the side 1a, and the base side 1Ac and the top side 1Bc connected to the other end are respectively heat-sealed and bound. The sides (1Ad, 1Bd) facing the side 1a are not bound. A gusset is provided between the ground 1A and the ground 1B. Accordingly, the folder 1 includes an opening 2 composed of a base side 1Ad and a top side 1Bd, and is a storage unit for storing documents and the like with other ends (sides) bound to the top and bottom sides. 3 is formed.

  An extraction portion 4 that is integrally formed with the base 1 </ b> A protrudes from the base side 1 </ b> Ad. In the take-out portion 4, dividing lines 5A and 5B are formed. The dividing lines 5A and 5B are lines provided by applying a predetermined pressure to the take-out part 4 formed of polypropylene. The dividing lines 5A and 5B partition the take-out portion 4 into three regions (heading portions) 6A, 6B, and 6C.

  In the headings 6A, 6B, and 6C provided as described above, a heading indicating the stored items stored in the folder 1 is written in any region (see FIG. 2). Or a sticker on which a headline is written (see FIG. 3. A sticker on which “trademark 05” is written on the heading portion 6C).

FIG. 4 shows a state in which the folder 1 is stored in a folder box 7 that is a folder storage device. For convenience, the folder box 7 is indicated by a dotted line.
As shown in FIG. 4, stickers on which headings are written are attached to folders 1-1 to 1-4 in any region of headings 6A to 6C. In the folder 1-1, the heading “Trademark 02” is pasted on the heading portion 6C. In the folder 1-2, the heading “patent 01” is pasted on the heading portion 6A. In the folder 1-3, the heading “Design 01” is pasted on the heading portion 6B. In the folder 1-4, the heading “Trademark 01” is pasted on the heading portion 6C.

  As described above, in the operation in the folder box 7 shown in FIG. 4, a heading is pasted in the area of the heading portion 6A in the folder in which the document related to the patent is stored, and the folder in which the document related to the design is stored. The heading part is pasted in the area of the heading part 6B, and the heading part is pasted in the area of 6C in the folder in which the document relating to the trademark is stored. Therefore, it is possible to determine the type of the stored item stored in the folder simply by identifying the region where the headline is pasted. Further, folders (a folder 1-1 and a folder 1-4) in which a headline is pasted on the same headline part can be distinguished by reading the contents of the headline.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the take-out unit 4 is housed in a state of protruding from the front side of the folder container, and thus functions as a handle (handle) when taking out from the folder container.

  As described above, according to the folder 1 described above, in the folder in which the position of the take-out portion in the folder is provided and the size of the take-out portion is defined as one, it is provided by being written or pasted on the take-out portion. It is possible to determine the type of stored items stored in the folder without reading the contents of the headings.

  In particular, since the folder 1 is transparent in the folder 1, the status of the folder 4 (position where the heading is provided) can be listed in a folder container in which a plurality of folders (removal units) are stored. Therefore, it is possible to grasp at a glance what kind of stored items each folder 1 stored in the folder storage unit stores. Even if the take-out portion 4 is translucent, the above-described effect is obtained.

The folder 1 can be further modified as follows.
The dividing line 5 may be formed on the take-out portion 4 by printing or the like. The folder 1 formed in this way also exhibits the above action.

-You may shape the taking-out part 4 separately from the foundation | substrate 1A. That is, the folder 1 may be created by forming the take-out portion 4 separately from the base 1A and then bonding them together to bond them together. Even if formed in this way, the above-described effects are exhibited. In particular, when the base 1A is non-transparent, if the folder 1 is created by attaching the transparent or translucent take-out part 4 to the base 1A, the listing property when stored in the folder container as described above is extremely good. Can be.
The base 1A and the top 1B may be translucent or non-transparent respectively.

-The extraction part 4 can be made non-transparent. In this case, the performance related to the above-described listability is deteriorated, but other effects are sufficiently exhibited.

-The method of dividing the position where the headline is provided is not limited to the method of dividing the headline part by line division. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, a position where a headline is written or a position where a sticker with a headline is pasted may be indicated by a rectangular diagram or the like. As shown in FIG. 6, for example, in the transparent extraction unit 4, a plurality of semi-transparent or non-transparent regions are provided, and these regions are used as the heading unit 6. The position where the heading is provided may be defined by changing the concept including transparency. A plurality of areas that can be drawn with a pencil, a ballpoint pen, or the like may be provided on the take-out section 4 where it is difficult to write a headline such as polypropylene, and these areas may be used as the headline section 6.

The base 1A and the upper base 1B can be formed separately, and these can be bonded (bound) by thermal fusion or the like to form a folder.

The method of binding the base 1A and the upper 1B is not limited to the above-described binding method, and it is only necessary to provide the storage portion (pocket) 3 by binding at least one side. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, a folder in which two sides of a side 1Ab (1Bb) orthogonal to one end of the side 1Ad (1Bd) provided with the take-out portion 4 and a side 1a facing the side 1Ad (1Bd) are bound. It is good. As shown in FIG. 8, a folder in which only the side 1a facing the side 1Ad (1Bd) provided with the take-out portion 4 is bound may be used.

The base 1A and the upper base 1B are not limited to rectangles. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, the side 1Bc of the upper base 1B may be a non-straight side composed of a straight line portion and a curved portion.
The above configuration is suitably employed for a folder in which a pocket place is bound on the upper place 1B and a second storage portion is formed. This folder will be described below.

FIG. 10 shows the second folder 10 according to the present embodiment. In FIG. 10, the same components as those of the first folder 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
As shown in FIG. 10, the folder 10 has a pocket 11 on the surface of the upper 1B that is not in contact with the base 1A. The pocket 11 has a side 11d on the side 1Ad side where the take-out portion 4 is provided, a side 11a substantially parallel to the side 11d, and a side 11b connecting the side 11d and the side 11a, respectively, with the upper ground 1B. It is bound by wearing. The side 11c is not bound to the upper ground 1B. That is, the side 11c and the upper ground 1B constitute an opening (second storage portion opening) 12, and the other ends (sides) 11a, 11b, and 11d in the pocket 11 are bound to the upper ground. The storage part 13 is formed.

  As described above, the side 11a far from the takeout part 4 among the sides in contact with the second storage opening 12 (side 11c) is parallel to the side 1Ad where the takeout part is provided. Therefore, even if any position of the take-out part 4 is clamped as a fulcrum, the side 11a has the second storage part opening 12 side on the upper side in the gravity direction. Therefore, when the take-out unit 4 is sandwiched and handled, the stored items guided by the side 11a and stored in the second storage unit 13 are prevented from dropping off.

  In order to more reliably exhibit the above-mentioned stored item drop prevention function, the position of the storage unit 13 in the folder 10, the position where the extraction unit 4 is provided, the size of the extraction unit 4, and the like are limited. Further, if the position, size, etc., of the take-out section 4 are changed for each folder 10, the performance of the stored item drop prevention function differs for each folder 10. Therefore, in the folder 10 in which the second storage unit 13 is provided, it is difficult to distinguish the folders 10 by changing the position and size of the extraction unit 4 for each folder 10.

  On the other hand, the folder 10 is provided with division lines 5A and 5B in one take-out section 4 so as to be able to sort the folders (determination of the type of the stored items), and the index sections 6A to 6C. Is formed. As a result, it is possible to determine the type of stored items stored in the folder 10 only by identifying which headline has a headline written or the like.

  Since the folder 10 according to the present embodiment has the above-described configuration, the function of preventing the stored item from falling off from the second storage unit 13 is obtained, and the heading describes the stored item stored in the folder. It is possible to make a determination only by grasping the position. In this way, the above configuration is particularly effective in a folder in which the position and size at which the take-out portion 4 is provided in each folder must be limited to one. For example, the second storage unit 13 exhibits extremely excellent effects in a folder in which a CD or the like is stored.

FIG. 11 shows a folder 20 having a CD storage unit. In FIG. 11, the same components as those of the folder described above are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
As shown in FIG. 11, the CD storage unit 21 mainly stores CDs and the like. Since the CD or the like has a disk shape, it is easily guided by the sides 11a to 11c in accordance with the inclination of the folder 20 to change the position in the CD storage unit 21 and easily fall off. Accordingly, among the sides connected to the CD storage portion opening 22, the side 11 b that is the lower side in the gravitational direction is the CD storage portion opening 22 when the take-out portion 4 that is the handle of the folder 20 is sandwiched. It is necessary to design the side to be the upper side.

  Therefore, the side 11b is configured by a straight line having a relationship orthogonal to the side 1Ad provided with the extraction portion 4. The side 11b is lower than the side 11c when the take-out portion 4 is sandwiched, and guides a CD or the like as a stored item. Therefore, this side is configured as described above, and the CD or the like is stored in the CD. This is because it is necessary to guide the inside of the portion 21 (side 11b side).

  Further, in order to further enhance the performance of preventing the dropping of a CD or the like, the CD storage portion opening 22 is provided with a valve 23 that is folded inward. The valve 23 holds a CD or the like to be removed from the CD storage opening 22 (in a space formed by the valve 23 and the pocket 11 and prevents the CD or the like from dropping).

  In order to satisfy the above requirements and to provide the same function (performance for preventing the dropping of a CD, etc.) in different folders, the position and size of the ejecting section 4 are substantially one. It must be limited. Therefore, in order to be able to roughly distinguish from other folders without reading the contents described in the take-out unit 4, a heading unit 6 is provided by providing a dividing line 5 or the like.

  As described above, even if it is difficult to provide a variation in the position or the like of the extraction unit 4, if the extraction unit 4 is divided by providing a plurality of heading units 6, it is described in the extraction unit 4. It is possible to determine the type of stored items without reading the stored contents.

Note that the direction of the opening of the second storage unit or the CD storage unit can be changed as long as it has the above-described action. Specifically, the second storage unit and the CD storage unit are designed as follows.
Of the sides in contact with the opening of the second storage unit (CD storage unit), the side far from the extraction unit is substantially parallel or substantially perpendicular to the side where the extraction unit is provided.
-When the position of any part of the take-out part is clamped as a fulcrum, the side farthest from the take-out part of the side in contact with the opening in the second storage part (CD storage part) approaches the opening. A shape that rises in the direction of gravity as it moves.

It is the front view which showed the folder 1 which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a figure which shows a mode that the headline was described in the heading part 6A of the folder 1 which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a figure which shows a mode that the sticker in which the headline was described was stuck on the heading part 6C of the folder 1 which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows a mode that the folder 1 which concerns on this Embodiment was accommodated in the folder storage box 7 which is a folder container. It is a front view which shows the example of the other heading part of the folder 1 which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a front view which shows the example of the other heading part of the folder 1 which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a front view which shows the form of the other folder which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a front view which shows the form of the other folder which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a front view which shows the form of another folder which concerns on this Embodiment. It is the front view which showed the folder 10 which concerns on this Embodiment. It is the front view which showed the folder 20 which concerns on this Embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

1: Folder 2: Opening part 3: Storage part 4: Extraction part 5: Dividing line 6: Heading part 7: Folder storage box 10: Folder with second storage part 11: Pocket place 12: Opening part of second storage part 13: Second storage section 20: Folder with CD storage section 21: CD storage section 22: CD storage section opening 23: Valve

Claims (6)

It is composed of an upper and a base, and at least one side of the upper and the base is bound to form a storage unit.
The upper part or the lower part comes with a take-out part for taking out the stored folder.
A folder in which a plurality of positions where headings for distinguishing from other folders are provided in the extraction unit are defined.   The folder according to claim 1, wherein the ground or upper ground and the take-out portion are integrally formed.   The folder according to claim 1, wherein the take-out part is transparent or translucent.   The folder according to claim 1, wherein a position where one heading is provided and a position where another heading is provided are separated by line division. A second storage portion having an opening on the ground is formed,
The side on the side farther from the take-out portion among the sides in contact with the opening of the second storage portion is substantially parallel to or substantially perpendicular to the side on which the take-out portion is provided. The listed folder. A CD storage portion is formed which has an opening on the ground and mainly stores CDs (compact discs) and DVDs.
When one of the positions of the take-out part is clamped as a fulcrum, the side farther from the take-out part of the side in contact with the CD storage part opening in the CD storage part becomes higher in the gravitational direction as it approaches the opening. The folder according to claim 1, which is designed to be.

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