JP2010115915A - File note - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a file note which can be used as a note being not bulky, light weight, easy to put in and take out a document, and excellent in recycling properties, and in which the paper face on a binding margin side can be effectively utilized as a hole for binding is only one, and loss of the document to be filed can be minimized. <P>SOLUTION: In this file note, by setting the hole for filing to be one, a loss part of the paper face can be minimized. Therefore, it is possible to write on the whole paper face. Since a binding member can be made minimum, a large space is unnecessary for storing and a light weight article can be obtained. Since a back cover exists and it is made into a bellows, it is possible to stabilize the filed papers and to correspond to the amount of the documents. When a small amount of the documents are filed, the file body can be made thin by shrinking the bellows. When the file is extended, the outside maximum distance (a) between the hole of the front cover and the hole of the back cover and the outside diameter b of the binding member have a relation of a≥b. Thus, by determining the positions of the holes for the binding member, fitting-in and taking-out of the documents to be filed become easy. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  Conventional files take up space because the fasteners are bulky, and there are inconveniences that multiple files cannot be carried in a bag when carrying them. Also, part of the document was sometimes hidden or cut to file.

This file is not bulky, light, easy to put in and out, and can be used as a recyclable notebook.
Especially for students, students, and working adults, it is easy to use materials such as daily prints, which can be easily inserted between the file notes, making it thin, so even if you have many books for each subject Do not take place

  Also, since there is only one hole for binding, it is possible to effectively use the paper on the binding margin side and minimize the loss of documents to be filed.

Utility Model Registration Sho 48-34623 This file is a postcard bound with one hole.
However, it lacks flexibility as a file that can be used like a notebook.
That seems to be an issue

It consists of a front cover, back cover, and back cover.
The spine is provided with bellows in the vertical direction, or is made of a material that expands and contracts, and a binding hole is formed in the vertical center portion on the spine cover side of the front cover and the back cover on the binding margin side. A file note, characterized in that one is provided and a fastening member that can be opened and closed is attached to the binding hole.

  A file created by folding a piece of paper, plastic, etc., and prepared as a raw material, a strong rectangular paper, plastic, etc., placed horizontally, placed in the position of the front cover dimension from the vertical side extending vertically Folded in parallel to the vertical direction to form the front cover 1, similarly folded back in the opposite direction at the position of the binding portion 2, and further facing the front cover in the same direction as the front cover at the position folded for forming the front cover Fold back to make it meet. (Figure 2)

  As a result, a back cover 3 and a back cover 4 are formed. Then, a hole penetrating the front cover and the back cover is opened at the center in the vertical direction at a position close to the back cover.

  When the file is expanded, the relationship between the outer maximum distance a between the front cover hole and the back cover hole and the outer diameter b of the fastening member is a ≧ b. (Figure 3)

The spine is made to expand and contract in the lateral direction. For this purpose, one or more folds are made in the longitudinal direction of the spine to make bellows.
In this case, it is desirable to reinforce the folded portion of the spine by attaching a tape or the like.

In order to make the spine cover expand and contract in the lateral direction, it is also conceivable to make the spine cover with a material that stretches and contracts a little in addition to bellows.
In this case, care must be taken to make a binding hole at a position where the fastening member is movable in and out of the file note.

The operation of the above problem solving means is as follows.
○ Recyclability is excellent because paper, plastic, etc. are used instead of special materials.
○ Since one fastening member is small, it is not bulky and light. Therefore, it does not take a place for storage, and even a plurality of books can be easily transported.

○ Since there is only one fastening member, it is easy to attach and remove documents due to its simple structure. Especially for students, students, and working adults, this file note is used as a note for materials such as prints that increase daily. By using it, it can be easily put between notes, and even if it is arranged for each subject, it is lightweight without taking up space.

○ Because there is one hole to file, there is no restriction on the distance between the holes as in the case of multi-hole files, so it is easy to process the document to be filed.
○ Since there is only one hole in the document, the missing part of the document can be minimized.
Therefore, it is possible to effectively use the entire surface of the document, particularly the binding margin side.
For this reason, it can contribute to the compact cost of documents and resource saving.

○ Unless the relationship between the outer diameter b of the fastening member and the outer maximum distance a of the two holes is a ≧ b, the free movement of the fastening member is resisted and does not function as a file. That is, when a <b, the retaining member cannot freely move in and out of the file. When the file is closed, most of the fastening members are outside the file. Therefore, when a <b, when the file is opened, most of the fastening members are outside. [Fig. 3]

  Then, if you try to open the clasp for loading and unloading documents, you must close the file once. This is very difficult to use. Therefore, a ≧ b must be satisfied.

○ By providing bellows on the back cover, it can handle the amount of documents.
When the amount of documents is small, it becomes thin and compact.

○ When the relationship between the outer diameter b of the fastening member and the outer maximum distance a between the two holes on the front cover and the back cover is not a ≧ b, the back cover is not provided with elasticity such as bellows. In a file that is bent only in two, the width of a / 2 is large and the back side is protruded. Therefore, when the file is opened / closed, the fastening member is caught by half of the file and it becomes difficult to open / close.

  By making the width of a / 2 bellows and folding it, it can be prevented from being caught on the fastening member, and can be opened and closed smoothly. In addition, file notes can be made compact.

  As described above, the file note of the present invention can be used in the stationery industry as a supplement to the shortcomings of conventional files.

The figure which shows the file note of this invention. Shows the cover of the file note. The relationship between the two holes and the fastening member when the file note is expanded is shown.

Explanation of symbols

1 Front cover 2 Back cover bellows creation corner 3 Back cover bellows 4 Back cover 5, binding hole (pass the fastening member here)

Claims (1)

  It consists of a cover consisting of a front cover, a back cover, and a spine cover. The spine cover is provided with a vertical bellows, or is made of a stretchable material and is used as a binding margin side on the back cover side of the front cover and the back cover. A file note, wherein one binding hole is provided in a central portion in a vertical direction, and an openable / closable fastening member is attached to the binding hole.

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