JP2010254308A - Storage container - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a storage container having a structure which enables a label stored therein to be reliably taken out, and supply of labels and replacement work to be easily executed. <P>SOLUTION: A worker stores a label bundle 90 in a component slip storage container 10 so that a leading label (first label 90a) is exposed from at least a take-out recess 26. Preferably, only the first label 90a is exposed from a holding piece end 22a. The worker picks and moves the first label 90a to match a cutout 91 formed in a boundary between the first label 90a and a second label 90b with the holding piece end 22a, and to detach the first label 90a from the label bundle 90 while picking the end of the first label 90a. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage container, for example, a storage container capable of storing a label piece therein and taking out the label piece.

  In a factory, when a part is manufactured, a label on which a manufacturing number indicating a product number or a lot number is attached to a part manufactured for management is often performed. Then, according to the order in which the parts are manufactured, a label having a serial serial number is attached to the part. Therefore, it is necessary to manage the production numbers of the labels in alignment. If the labels are separated in advance, there is a high possibility that the production numbers will be separated. Therefore, a predetermined number of labels are often used by separating them one by one from a bundle of labels. The label bundle is stored in a transparent case such as a clear folder, for example, and an operator separates the label as necessary.

  In the field of such work, there is a demand from an operator to work by feeding out labels one by one. In particular, when a work glove is worn during work, the glove may not be suitable for taking out the label, and smooth work may not be possible. In the case of simple label installation work, the time taken by the process of taking out the label bundle and the process of separating the labels is a relatively large ratio, and from the viewpoint of improving work efficiency, how can the process of separating the labels be performed? The shortening greatly contributes to the improvement of work efficiency.

  As a technique that can be applied to satisfy such a demand, for example, there is a kitchen paper holder provided with a storage structure that feeds paper sheets one by one (see Patent Document 1). In this technique, a roll of kitchen paper having perforations at predetermined intervals is housed in a box, and the kitchen paper is passed through a gap between a pair of pressing pieces that are in pressure contact with each other. And the user has taken out the kitchen paper of a desired magnitude | size from a roll by aligning a perforation to the edge part of a press piece, and pulling a kitchen paper to a predetermined direction. And in order to make it easy to cut out kitchen paper, the weighting material which presses a roll down is provided in the inside.

JP 2003-182784 A

  By the way, generally, a label attached to a component or the like has a feature of being elongated. As described above, it is necessary to use up to the last one from the viewpoint of component management, and in the process, there is a strong demand for an operator to take out a label smoothly and use it separately. When the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1 is applied to a label storage container in a factory, the label bundle is pulled toward the bottom of the case by the weight material, and the label that should have been outside is dropped. was there.

  If the labels could not be removed smoothly during factory operations, the production line could be stopped or slowed down, and it was not practical to introduce a technology that would assume such a situation.

  Further, label bundles in factories are replenished relatively frequently, but at that time, it is required that they can be replenished smoothly. However, the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1 does not consider rapid refilling as in the replenishment operation in the factory.

  As another technique, there is an apparatus that automatically feeds labels one by one. However, there is a case where the cost is naturally increased and there is no installation place due to work space. Furthermore, such a device may fail and the production line may stop.

  For these reasons, there has been a demand for a storage container having a structure in which a paper-like material such as a label stored therein can be reliably taken out and the label can be easily replenished or replaced.

  This invention is made | formed in view of such a condition, and it aims at providing the technique which can solve the said subject.

One embodiment of the present invention relates to a storage container. This storage container is a storage container that can store a paper-like body in the storage body, and has an opening through which the stored paper-like body can be inserted in an upper surface area, with the opening in the upper surface area sandwiched between A first lid formed on a surface on one side of the upper region, a second lid formed on a surface on the other side of the upper surface region, and one end fixed to the second lid And an extending piece extending above the first lid, and the extending piece has a first notch shape at an end in the extending direction.
The extension piece may be made of a flexible material.
Further, the first lid and the second lid are separated, and when the first lid and the second lid are attached to the storage body, the first lid and the second lid are separated from each other. The opening may be formed between the first lid and the second lid.
Further, the extending piece may be a plate-like body and attached to the second lid body by a hinge mechanism.
In addition, the first lid body extends outward from the end portion of the storage portion main body, and the extended end portion has a second notch shape that matches the first notch shape. You may prepare.
Further, the first lid body may be provided with an upward projecting restricting means at the extended end.
The paper-like body may be a label bundle in which a plurality of labels are connected at a predetermined interval, and a predetermined cut may be formed at a boundary between the two labels.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to realize a storage container having a structure in which a paper-like body such as a label housed therein can be smoothly and reliably taken out, and such paper-like body can be easily replenished or replaced. .

It is a perspective view of the component bill storage container based on 1st Embodiment. It is the perspective view which partially exploded and showed the component of the component bill storage container based on 1st Embodiment. It is a top view of the component bill storage container based on 1st Embodiment. It is sectional drawing (the AA sectional view taken on the line of FIG. 3) of the component bill storage container based on 1st Embodiment. It is a schematic diagram of a label bundle according to the first embodiment. It is the top view which showed the modification of the component bill storage container based on 1st Embodiment. It is a perspective view of the component bill storage container based on 2nd Embodiment. It is the top view and sectional drawing of a component bill storage container based on 2nd Embodiment. It is the top view and sectional drawing of the component bill storage container of the state which pinched | interposed the label bundle based on 2nd Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, modes for carrying out the invention (hereinafter referred to as “embodiments”) will be described with reference to the drawings. First, in the first embodiment, a component slip storage container formed of polypropylene resin will be described, and in the second embodiment, a component slip storage container formed of an acrylic resin plate will be described.

<First Embodiment>
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a component slip storage container 10 according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view partially showing components of the component slip storage container 10. 3 is a plan view of the component slip storage container 10, FIG. 3 (a) shows only the component slip storage container 10, and FIG. 3 (b) shows a state where a label bundle 90 described later is sandwiched. 4 shows a cross-sectional side view of the component bill storage container 10, FIG. 4 (a) corresponds to FIG. 3 (a) only, and FIG. 4 (b) shows FIG. A state in which the label bundle 90 is sandwiched corresponding to b), and FIGS. 4C and 4D show the structure of another form (modified example) of FIGS. 4A and 4B.

  As shown in the figure, the component bill storage container 10 includes a storage portion 40, a front lid body 30, and a rear lid body 20. The storage part 40, the front cover 30 and the rear cover 20 are made of, for example, a transparent or translucent polypropylene resin so that the inside can be visually recognized. For example, as shown in FIG. 4B, the label bundle 90 is housed inside, and the front lid body 30 and the rear lid body 20 are attached to the housing section 40. At this time, since the flexibility and elasticity of the polypropylene resin are provided, the operator can easily attach and remove the front lid 30 and the rear lid 20 to the storage portion 40 and remove them. It can be done reliably.

  FIG. 5 schematically shows the appearance of the label bundle 90. As shown in the figure, the label bundle 90 is composed of N labels (parts) from the first label 90a to the Nth label 90n. In addition, when not distinguishing N sheets from the first label 90a to the Nth label 90n, it is abbreviated as “label 90x” for convenience. The label 90x has a rectangular shape with a horizontal length d and a vertical length t, and is made of paper having oil resistance and water resistance. In the vertical direction, N labels 90x which are the first label 90a to the Nth label 90n are connected. A predetermined cut 91 is formed at the boundary of the label 90x as an index for separating the labels 90x from each other. It is preferable that the cut 91 is completely formed at a portion that coincides with the holding piece end portion 22a, which is a tip portion of the holding piece 22 described later, or is easily separated. Here, a complete cut (shown by a thick line) of a predetermined length is formed near the center of the boundary, and the boundary of the portion that coincides with the pressing piece end 22a is connected. In addition, the first label 90a to the Nth label 90n have numbers consecutive from A-001 to A-00N, respectively. Then, the label 90x is cut out from the label bundle 90 in order from the first label 90a and attached to a predetermined part.

Returning to the description of the part slip container 10
First, the storage unit 40 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped box shape and the entire top surface is open. The narrowest part of the internal storage part is slightly wider than the width d of the label 90x, and the label bundle 90 is stored in a roll shape. It has a possible size.

  The front lid 30 is attached to the front portion of the storage unit 40. Specifically, the front lid 30 includes a lid body 31 that hits the top plate, a side surface 39 that is attached to the upper ends of both side surfaces 49 of the storage unit 40, and an upper end of the front surface 48 of the storage unit 40. Part and the front part 38 attached. The width D2 of the lid body 31 is wider than the width d of the label 90x (see FIG. 3).

  The rear lid 20 is attached to the rear portion of the storage unit 40. Specifically, the rear lid 20 includes a lid body 21 that hits the top plate, left and right side portions 29 that are attached to the upper ends of both side portions 49 of the storage portion 40, and a back surface portion 47 of the storage portion 40. A back surface portion 27 attached to the upper end portion and a pressing piece 22 are provided.

  When the rear lid 20 and the front lid 30 are attached to the storage unit 40, the front end 21 a of the lid body 21 of the rear lid 20 and the lid body 31 of the front lid 30. A rear end portion 31a of the first and second rear ends 31a forms a label insertion opening 60 that is spaced apart by a predetermined width T and extends in the width direction.

  The pressing piece 22 has a symmetrical shape, and extends forward from the front end portion 21a of the lid body 21 by a predetermined length L as shown in FIG. Further, a concave portion 26 for taking out is formed in the central portion on the front side of the pressing piece 22. Here, the left portion of the take-out recess 26 is referred to as a first branch piece 24, and the right portion is referred to as a second branch piece 25. Further, the width D1 of the pressing piece 22 is shorter than the lateral length d of the label 90x. Therefore, when the label bundle 90 is fed out from the label insertion opening 60, the predetermined left and right widths of the label bundle 90 (label 90x) protrude from the end portions on both sides of the pressing piece 22.

  Then, with the front lid 30 and the rear lid 20 attached to the storage portion 40, the front end of the pressing piece 22 (hereinafter referred to as “pressing piece end 22 a”) is the front lid 30. Located on the top. That is, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the holding piece end portion 22 a has a dimension that does not protrude from the storage portion 40. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 3B, the holding piece end portion 22 a Between the front end 30 a of the front lid 30, the label 90 x can be placed in a state where it does not overlap the pressing piece 22 by one sheet. A convex positioning shape may be formed on the front end 30a of the front lid 30 at a position where there is no influence when the operator picks up the label bundle 90.

  The pressing piece 22 is formed integrally with the lid body 21 in a predetermined region X in the vicinity of the front end 21 a on the upper surface of the lid body 21. The lid body 21 and the pressing piece 22 may be formed integrally or may be fixed by a fixing means such as an adhesive. Then, when the pressing piece 22 is positioned horizontally on the front lid 30, as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, the pressing pieces 22 may contact without being separated from each other. As shown in (c) and (d), the pressing piece 22 and the front lid 30 may be separated by a predetermined distance (hereinafter, “gap Y”). When the presser piece 22 and the front lid 30 are separated from each other, the distance Y is such that the label 90x contained in the label bundle 90 is reduced as shown in FIG. It is only necessary to prevent it from falling when it is separated from the bottom surface of the. In particular, when the label 90x becomes only one sheet, when the label 90x is lowered later due to some force acting even though the label 90x should originally be located near the holding piece end 22a, It only needs to be prevented from falling from the label insertion opening 60.

  Then, in a state where the label 90x of the label bundle 90 is sandwiched between the pressing piece 22 and the lid body 31 of the front lid body 30, the label 90x is exposed at the portion for taking out the recessed portion 26. Use the exposed part to move forward by the desired amount.

  Further, the pressing piece end 22a of the pressing piece 22 is aligned with the boundary where the cut 91 is formed when the label 90x is cut off. The label 90 x is pulled away from the label bundle 90 by the operator pulling diagonally upward or laterally so that the label 90 x is picked and pulled away in a state where the boundary (cut 91) is coincident with the pressing piece end 22 a.

  Further, the holding piece 22 has a flexible characteristic, and is bent by a predetermined amount when the holding piece end 22a is pulled up. Due to this flexibility, the label bundle 90 is pressed with an appropriate force.

  A procedure for storing and cutting off the label 90x by the operator when using the above-described configuration of the component bill storage container 10 will be described.

  The operator puts the label bundle 90 into the storage unit 40 with the rear lid 20 separated from the storage unit 40. At this time, the label bundle 90 is wound in a roll shape with the numbers written on the respective labels 90x facing outside. Naturally, the front lid 30 may be detached from the storage unit 40.

  Subsequently, the operator attaches the rear lid body 20 to the storage unit 40 so that several labels 90x having a younger number are placed on the lid body 31. At this time, the operator makes the leading label 90x (here, the first label 90a) be exposed from at least the recess 26 for removal. Preferably, only the first label 90a comes out from the holding piece end 22a.

  Then, the operator picks and moves the first label 90a, so that the pressing piece end portion 22a (the first and second branch pieces 24, 24) is formed at the boundary between the first label 90a and the second label 90b. 25 tip portions). Then, the operator separates the first label 90a from the label bundle 90 while picking one of the left and right end portions of the first label 90a.

  Subsequently, when the second label 90b is cut off, the second label 90b is picked out from the holding piece end 22a in the same manner, and the boundary (cut 91) is aligned with the holding piece end 22a. Pull the end of the label 90b while pulling.

  Here, even if the label 90x is not exposed from the take-out recess 26, since the pressing piece 22 has flexibility, the pressing piece 22 is bent upward to obtain the label 90x. It can be pulled out to the position.

  Further, since the pressing piece 22 has a structure for pressing the label bundle 90 from above, even when the label 90x included in the label bundle 90 decreases, the label 90x falls to the bottom of the storage unit 40. Can be prevented.

  As described above, according to the first embodiment, the label bundle 90 stored inside can be stored and taken out by a simple process. Furthermore, the work time for separating the label 90x can be shortened. As a result of the verification of this embodiment, the work of separating the label bundle 90 can be shortened by about 2 to 3 seconds per sheet. In the work of attaching the label 90x to the parts, it takes about 10 to 15 seconds per part, but in a factory line where a large amount of parts are attached, a reduction of 2 to 3 seconds per part is accumulated. This is a very big time reduction and leads to cost savings. Even if the speed of the line is not lowered, the work can be afforded, so that the work load can be reduced and the occurrence of work mistakes can be reduced accordingly.

  In addition, although the recessed part 26 for taking out the pressing piece 22 has a notch shape with a depth substantially the same as the length t of the label 90x, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, as shown in FIG. 6A, the takeout recess 26 may be formed up to the vicinity of the label insertion opening 60. In this case, even if the end of the label bundle 90 has moved to the vicinity of the label insertion opening 60, the top of the label bundle 90 is exposed from the take-out recess 26. It becomes easy to pull out 90. Further, as shown in FIG. 6B, the width of the base portion (on the lid body 21 side) of the pressing piece 22 may be narrowed, and at this time, the exposure amount of the label bundle 90 at the base portion is increased. Therefore, when the label bundle 90 has moved to the back, the operator can easily pull out the label bundle 90 to an appropriate position.

<Second Embodiment>
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the component bill storage container 110 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 7A shows a state in which a label pressing top plate 122 of the lid 120 described later is closed, and FIG. Shows a state in which the label pressing top plate 122 is opened. 8A is a plan view of the component slip storage container 110, FIG. 8B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG. 8A, and FIG. It is sectional drawing which showed the state which opened the label pressing top plate 122 upwards in 8 (b). FIG. 9A is a plan view of the component bill storage container 110 in a state where the label bundle 90 is sandwiched, and FIG. 9B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. 9A. The parts slip storage container 110 is formed by combining transparent acrylic resin plates having a predetermined thickness. Note that the label stored in the component bill storage container 110 is the same as the label bundle 90 (label 90x) shown in FIG. 5, and the description thereof is omitted here.

  The component slip storage container 110 includes a storage unit 140 that stores the label bundle 90, and a lid 120 that functions as a lid that fits above the storage unit 140 and that feeds the label bundle 90 outward. . Note that when the upper portion of the storage unit 140 is opened to store the label bundle 90, the lid 120 may be removed from the storage unit 140, or may be pivotally attached to the rear side as shown. The structure may be such that the front side moves upward and swings around the pivot mounting portion 142. The storage unit 140 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped box shape with an opening on the upper surface, and stores the label bundle 90 therein.

  The lid 120 has a shape that covers and fits the opening of the storage unit 140 from above. More specifically, the lid 120 has a shape in which the lower part is opened and the storage part 140 is covered from the outside in a substantially box shape surrounded by the rear part 127, the front part 128, and the side part 129. The upper portion of the lid 120 includes a rear fixed top plate 121 that covers substantially the rear half, a front fixed top plate 130 that covers the front half, and a label attached to the rear fixed top plate 121 with a hinge 150. And a presser top plate 122. An adjustment acrylic plate 151 described later is attached on the top plate fixing portion 121.

  Further, the rear fixed top plate 121 and the front fixed top plate 130 are separated from each other by a predetermined distance, and the separated portion forms a label insertion opening 160. Here, the label insertion opening 160 is formed at the approximate center of the storage portion 140 in the front-rear direction.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 8, the front fixed top plate 130 is formed to extend from the front surface portion 128 by a predetermined length L1. The front fixed top plate 130 has a label stopper 132 having a protruding shape at a predetermined height h (for example, 1 mm) upward at the front end portion thereof. As will be described later, when the label bundle 90 is fed out from the label insertion opening 160 and moved forward, the label stopper 132 stops the end of the label bundle 90 and restricts the movement. That is, the label stopper 132 prevents the label bundle 90 from being further fed out by preventing the label bundle 90 from moving forward from the label stopper 132. Further, an inner pressing portion 135 is provided on the lower surface portion of the front fixed top plate 130. The internal pressing portion 135 regulates the upward movement of the label bundle 90 in a roll shape so that the label bundle 90 does not go too far toward the front fixed top plate 130, and the label 90 x goes out from the label insertion opening 60. Is appropriately separated from the roll-shaped label 90x. Further, the internal pressing portion 135 may be used for fitting (positioning) with the opening of the storage and storage portion 140. Further, the internal pressing portion 135 maintains the front fixed top plate 130 at a predetermined strength, and even when the front fixed top plate 130 is pressed through the label pressing top plate 122 when the label 90x is separated, The structure may be such that it is not broken by the internal pressing part 135.

  Further, a front top plate-side component slip feeding recess 134 having a notch shape with a predetermined length is formed near the front end of the front fixed top plate 130 at a position shifted from the center to the right by a predetermined distance. ing. The front top plate-side component slip feeding recess 134 overlaps with a presser top plate-side component slip feeding recess 126 described later, and is used for picking up the label bundle 90. When the front top plate-side component slip feeding recess 134 and the pressing top plate-side component slip feeding recess 126 are formed so as to be shifted from the center to the right as described above, the operator can move the component slip storage container to the right. Workability can be improved when working with the 110 placed. That is, when separating the label 90x, the operator can perform the separation work by an operation of moving the arm from the outside to the inside. When the work is carried out with the component bill storage container 110 placed on the left side, it is preferable that the holding top plate side component bill feed recess 126 and the front top plate side component bill feed recess 134 are provided on the left side from the center.

  The label pressing top plate 122 is attached to the rear end thereof by a hinge 150 at the approximate center of the rear fixed top plate 121. Then, the label pressing top plate 122 is movable in the upward direction at the front end as shown in FIG. 8C from the horizontal state around the hinge 150. Here, the position where the hinge 150 is attached to the label pressing top plate 122 is the top surface, and in order to fix the hinge 150 to the rear fixed top plate 121 appropriately, the height of the rear fixed top plate 121 side is set to be high. An adjustment acrylic plate 151 is attached to match the height of the label pressing top plate 122. When the label presser top plate 122 is lowered and overlaps the front fixed top plate 130, the label bundle 90 is sandwiched between the label press top plate 122 and the front fixed top plate 130. As the label bundle 90 is sandwiched in this manner, the label bundle 90 maintains the state where the appropriate number of labels 90x are fed out from the label insertion opening 160. And even when the label 90x is cut off and the label 90x included in the label bundle 90 is reduced, the label 90x is prevented from falling into the storage unit 140.

  The label presser top plate 122 has a concave presser top plate side component slip feed recess 126 formed at the tip portion at a position shifted from the center to the right side in a plan view (a position shifted downward in FIG. 8A). Has been. In a state where the label pressing top plate 122 overlaps with the front fixed top plate 130, more specifically, the front end portion of the front fixed top plate 130 is more specific than the front end portion of the label pressing top plate 122. The label stopper 132 protrudes by the same width as the vertical length t of the label 90x. Further, since the holding top plate-side component slip feeding recess 126 and the front top plate-side component slip feeding recess 134 coincide with each other, the top of the label bundle 90 is picked from the label pressing top plate 122, and the label 90x is removed by the procedure described later. Only one sheet can be separated.

  A procedure for storing and cutting off the label 90x by the operator when using the configuration of the above-described component slip storage container 110 will be described.

  First, the operator moves the lid 120 to open the opening above the storage unit 140 and puts the label bundle 90 inside the storage unit 140. At this time, as in the first embodiment, the label bundle 90 is wound in a roll shape with the numbers written on the respective labels 90x facing outside.

  Next, the operator puts the label pressing top plate 122 away from the front fixed top plate 130 and removes the head of the label bundle 90 (first label 90a) from the label insertion opening 160.

  The operator lowers the label pressing top plate 122 downward with the front end of the first label 90 a aligned with the label stopper 132, and sandwiches the label bundle 90 between the label pressing top plate 122 and the front fixed top plate 130. Even if the front end portion of the first label 90 a does not coincide with the label stopper 132, it only needs to be positioned in front of the deepest portion of the front top plate-side component slip feeding recess 134. In that case, the front top plate-side component slip feeding recess 134 and the pressing top plate-side component slip feeding recess 126 coincide with each other, so that the operator can easily move the first label 90a to an appropriate position. .

  Subsequently, when the operator separates the first label 90a from the label bundle 90, the operator picks a portion of the first label 90a that is exposed from the front top plate-side component slip feeding recess 134, and removes the first label 90a. The front end is moved forward until it hits the label stopper 132. At this time, the cut 91 coincides with the front end portion of the label pressing top plate 122.

  Then, the operator presses the label pressing top plate 122 from above, picks up the first label 90a with the front top plate-side component slip feeding recess 134, and pulls it from right to left. Then, the first label 90a is separated from the label bundle 90.

  Subsequently, when separating the second label 90b, the operator holds the label pressing top plate 122 from above and picks the second label 90b at the position of the front top plate side component slip feeding recess 134. Then, pull along the cut line 91 while pulling apart.

  Even if the label 90x is not exposed from the label pressing top plate 122, the pressing top plate side component slip feeding recess 126 and the front top plate side component slip feeding recess 134 are equivalent to one label 90x. The label bundle 90 can be pulled out to an appropriate position. Further, even if the top of the label bundle 90 is moved further back, the label pressing top plate 122 is rotatably fixed by the hinge mechanism, and the label pressing top plate 122 can be easily raised upward. As a result, the label bundle 90 can be returned to an appropriate position.

  As described above, according to the second embodiment, the same effects as those of the first embodiment can be obtained. Moreover, since the label pressing top plate 122 has a predetermined strength, the degree of freedom of the position where the operator presses the label pressing top plate 122 is increased. That is, in the case of the pressing piece 22 of the first embodiment, it was necessary to press the tip portion relatively because of the flexibility characteristics, but the tip portion was not pressed because the label pressing top plate 122 was not bent. Sometimes the label 90x can be cut off.

  The present invention has been described based on the embodiments. This embodiment is an exemplification, and it is understood by those skilled in the art that various modifications can be made to each of those components and combinations thereof, and such modifications are also within the scope of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Parts form storage container 20 Rear cover body 21 Cover body 22 Presser piece 22a Presser piece end part 24 First branch piece 25 Second branch piece 26 Rejection recessed part 30 Front cover body 31 Cover body 40 Storage part 60 Label Insertion opening 90 Label bundle 90x Label 91 Cut 110 Parts slip storage container 120 First lid 121 Rear fixed top plate 122 Label holding top plate 130 Front fixed top plate 132 Label stopper 134 Recess 150 for picking out Hinge 160 Label insertion opening Part

Claims (7)

A storage container capable of storing a paper-like body in a storage body, and having an opening through which the stored paper-like body can be inserted in an upper surface region,
A first lid formed on one surface of the upper surface region across the opening of the upper surface region;
A second lid formed on the other surface of the upper surface region;
One end fixed to the second lid, and an extended piece extending above the first lid,
The extension piece has a first cutout shape at an end in the extension direction.   The storage container according to claim 1, wherein the extension piece is made of a flexible material.   The first lid and the second lid are separated, and when the first lid and the second lid are attached to the storage body, the first lid and the second lid are separated from each other. The storage container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the opening is formed between the first lid and the second lid.   The storage container according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the extension piece is a plate-like body and is attached to the second lid body by a hinge mechanism. The first lid body extends outward from the end portion of the housing main body, and the extended end portion has a second notch shape that matches the first notch shape. The storage container according to claim 4.
  The storage container according to claim 5, wherein the first lid body is provided with an upward projecting restricting means at an extended end portion.   7. The paper-like body is a label bundle in which a plurality of labels are connected at a predetermined interval, and a predetermined cut is formed at a boundary between the two labels. The storage container described in 1.

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