JP2011152781A - Index implement - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an index implement which has little possibility of detachment of an index and reduces possibility of sliding down of the index in a lengthwise direction. <P>SOLUTION: In the index implement a male part 2 having a head 1 is integrally provided on the first band-like base part 3; a female part 7 having pawls 5 and 22 at both the ends 4 and having an approximately circular arc-like cross section 6 is integrally provided on the second band-like base part 8; the male part 2 and the female part 7 are provided as synthetic resin-made engagement members 13 and 20 bringing about engagement of the male part 2 and the female part 7 with each other; an index attachment member 10 to which the index 9 is attached and the index 9 are made from synthetic resin; the first band-like base part 3 is provided at the end 11 of the index attachment member 10; the second band-like base part 8 is provided on the index 9. The index 9 can be moved to or stopped at an arbitral position by sliding the index 9 on the index attachment member 10 with the male part 2 and the female part 7 engaging with each other and the engagement state is released by the separation of the male part 2 and the female part 7. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a tag attached separably from a sheet, a piece of paper, a card, or a suspended binding body with an indexing means, an index tag or a holder for the same, such as a filing tool, and particularly, , Filing tools with tightening means, or filing tools without tightening means, in particular, headings used for files, binders, films, sheets, etc., or display members such as holders, trays, box files, etc. (Heading tools, etc.)

Generally, a paper index is attached to the edge of the paper as an indexing tool used for a file holder, a document holder such as a binder, a sheet, a film, etc. in a box file. Paper with labels is provided as a commercial product. Or there are the following. Specific description will be given below. The index member and the index attached to the index member are made of synthetic resin, and at least one side end portion of the index member on the side where the index is attached is provided with a convex portion or a concave portion in the up and down direction, and the index includes the index member. There is an index mounting structure (refer to Patent Document 1) characterized in that a concave portion or a convex portion that is slidably fitted to the convex portion or the concave portion is provided. Next, I will describe other things. A resin sheet or film holder or file having a storage portion, and a strip member having a rail-like uneven portion is attached to an end portion to which the head of the holder or file is attached, and is fitted into the uneven portion of the strip member. There is a holder or a file (see Patent Document 2) characterized in that a heading member having an uneven portion that can slide together is attached.
Japanese Patent Application No. 9-34349 Japanese Patent Application No. 10-225684

In general, it is stated that in a member having a shape such as male and female, the force with which they are engaged (the force to be fitted) tends to be influenced by the mutual shape and material of the portions to be engaged. With respect to Patent Document 1 of the conventional example, in Claim 1, a convex portion or a concave portion is continuously provided in the vertical direction at least on one side end portion on the side where the index is attached, and the index can slide on the convex portion or the concave portion. It is specified that a concave or convex part to be fitted is provided. For example, it is illustrated in FIG. However, in the document 1, since the shape of the concave portion or the convex portion is simply provided, it cannot be said that the biting force (fitting force) is large. Therefore, there is a problem that the index may be detached from the index member when a hand or the like comes into contact with the index mounting structure. Further, since the biting force is weak, the constant frictional resistance required for the index to remain in the same place with respect to the slidable longitudinal (rail) direction of the index member is not so large. Therefore, there is a problem that the index may slide down from the index member when vibration or the like is given to the straight index mounting structure. With respect to Patent Document 2, in Claims 1 and 4, a heading member having a concavo-convex portion that can be fitted and slid onto the concavo-convex portion of the strip member is attached (omitted). An engaging claw portion is provided on the concavo-convex portion. It is clearly stated. Further, in FIG. 4 of the same document 2, it is illustrated that the concave portion or the convex portion has a substantially vertical shape. FIG. 13 of the present application is a partially enlarged version of FIG. 4 of the document 2 (partial numbers are added). For ease of viewing, FIG. 14 of the present application in which the oblique lines in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 13 of the present application are omitted is shown. That is, Patent Document 2 has a shape in which a claw portion is provided at the tip with respect to the concave portion or the convex portion of Patent Document 1. However, the generally vertical shape generally does not have a large biting force. Moreover, it cannot be said that the substantially vertical shape has a high strength with respect to the case where a force is applied from the outside. Similar to Patent Document 1, there is a problem that an index (heading member) may be detached. Or similarly, there is a problem that the index may slide down. Assuming such contents, in the figure, two sets of concavities and convexities are provided connected to each other. It is conceivable that the fitting force increases by providing two sets. However, by providing two sets, the manufacturing process becomes complicated, the material cost increases, and the size of the index mounting structure (holder or file) increases. In addition, about the above, it described in the different place about the more detailed content. In addition, since the document 2 is connected to two sets of concave and convex portions, it is necessary to simultaneously fit (bite) the two sets of concave and convex portions when fitting (occlusion). There is a problem that it takes. The present invention solves the above problems, has a low possibility of the index coming off, can reduce the possibility of the index slipping in the longitudinal direction, simplifies the manufacturing process, can reduce the material cost, It is an object of the present invention to provide a heading tool that reduces the time and labor when the index attachment structure is not relatively large and is engaged (fitted).

With respect to Patent Document 1 of the conventional example, in the third embodiment, the PP index is configured in the form of one sheet (omitted), and the left or right side portion of the PP index has the ( It is specified that a concave portion formed by injection molding or the like that is slidably fitted to a convex portion (of the index member) is continuously provided in the vertical direction. Further, FIG. 7 of the document 1 shows that the concave portion is formed within the thickness of the PP index. That is, the concave portion is formed by injection molding or the like within the thickness of the PP index constituted by one sheet. However, there is a technical limit in order to relatively reduce the size of the recess formed by injection molding or the like that is slidably fitted. Therefore, there is a problem that the thickness of the PP index itself cannot be reduced so much. is there. In addition, in the case of forming by injection molding or the like so as to be placed on a single PP sheet separately from the above embodiment, it is ensured that the concave portion that is slidably fitted has a relatively small size. There is a problem that it is not technically easy to form, and even if it is technically overcome, the cost is not low. An object of the present invention is to provide a heading tool that can solve the above problems and can reduce the thickness of the index (heading member) itself.

With respect to Patent Document 2 of the conventional example, it is specified in Claim 1 that a strip member having a rail-shaped uneven portion is attached to an end portion to which the holder or file heading is attached. In the embodiment of the invention, it is specified that the strip member and the head member used in the present invention have (substantially) the same cross-sectional shape, so that the same material can be used for both as it is. Yes. Further, FIG. 4 of the document 2 shows that they are substantially the same. That is, the cross-sectional shape is provided substantially the same so that it can be used for both the strip member and the heading member. Therefore, by providing substantially the same, the uneven portions of the strip member and the heading member protrude outward from the sheet, holder or file. For this reason, when a sheet or holder or file is inserted into the bookshelf in an upright position and the periphery of the uneven part collides with the back surface of the book shelf, or when a slight force by a hand or the like acts near the uneven part. In addition, there is a problem that the periphery of the concavo-convex part is susceptible to an impact, and the periphery of the concavo-convex part may be bent or the concavo-convex part may come off. Moreover, since the uneven | corrugated | grooved part which protruded outside the sheet | seat, the holder, or the file must be supported, the thickness of the said strip (elongate piece) will become thick in order to maintain an intensity | strength. Therefore, since a thick strip (elongated piece) overlaps on the sheet or the holder or the file, there is a problem that the whole thickness becomes thick. Moreover, since a thick strip (elongated piece) is attached horizontally, there is a problem that it is more costly. The present invention provides a heading tool that solves the above-mentioned problems, can reduce the possibility that the uneven portion is bent or the uneven portion is removed, the overall thickness is not increased, and the cost can be reduced. For the purpose.

In addition, in the above-mentioned commercial product, when adding a new index to the end of the same sheet, or to an index already existing on the end of the same sheet, or to an already indexed sheet, When adding a sheet with a new index, there is a problem that the existing index and the new index overlap depending on the location of the added index. An object of the present invention is to solve the above problems and to provide a heading tool that can easily prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping even if an index is added. Alternatively, an object of the present invention is to provide a heading tool that can easily prevent an index from overlapping regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. It is another object of the present invention to provide a heading tool that can obtain the same effect even when a plurality of new indexes to be added are added to the end of the same sheet. It is another object of the present invention to provide a heading tool that can be easily adjusted so that the biting force is not too large or too small. It is another object of the present invention to provide a heading tool that can appropriately increase the biting force. Moreover, it aims at providing the heading tool which the softness | flexibility in case a male part and a female part bite improves.

Although the application is filed based on the priority claim based on the previous application, the section of the problem to be solved by the invention in the specification of the previous application is described with the original text intact as described above. . From this, supplementation will be made for the following sections of problems to be solved by the invention.

Prior to the following explanation, the figures are described. In FIG. 13 of the present application, which is a partially enlarged version of FIG. 4 of the same reference 2 described above (partial numbers are added), and FIG. 14 of the present application in which the oblique line of the cross-sectional view of FIG. It is as follows. In the document 2, in FIGS. 13 and 14, the claw portions are 6c, 6c1, 7c, and 7c1 (partial numbers are added) for a total of four locations. Moreover, in the sentence of the same literature 2, since it was described as convex part 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, the number was added to FIG. In FIG. 4 of the same document 2, the number of the recess is not specified, so the recess is unknown. However, since it is shown, it is understood that 6a1 and 6b1 (numbers are added) in FIGS. Is done. As a result, the concavo-convex portions are formed at a total of six locations of 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 6a1, and 6b1. Further, FIG. 42 of the present application in which the dimensions are described in order to explain the following using FIG. 14 of the present application is illustrated. Similarly, FIG. 43 of the present application, in which the dimensions are described, is illustrated using FIG. 5 of the present application to describe the following.

In FIG. 42, in FIG. 42, for example, dimensions between the convex portions 7a and 7b are A and B, for example. In the same document 2, since only the difference between the dimension B and the dimension A occurs because the claw part at the tip is only on one side, the case where the convex part 6a is fitted between the convex parts 7a and 7b is removed. There is a problem that it is easy to escape. Further, even if the dimension B is provided long in order to prevent the withdrawal, the dimension A at the time of insertion becomes an obstacle and is difficult to insert. As a result, it is difficult to provide the dimension B long in order to prevent the withdrawal. Further, even if the dimension A is provided long, it is not improved because it becomes easy to come out. Therefore, since it is difficult to provide the dimension B long, in FIG. 14, for example, it is difficult to increase the mutual contact area between the claw portion 6c and the claw portion 7c1, so that the closeness can be made too high. Therefore, it cannot be said that the biting force (the fitting force) is large. An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a heading tool that is difficult to come out when trying to escape from a state in which another convex part is fitted between the convex parts.

Further, in the same document 2, although not particularly illustrated, there is a problem in that when the direction of the heading member such as 6a and 6b is reversed with respect to the strip member such as 7a and 7b, they cannot be fitted. For example, there is a problem that it is impossible to wipe the anxiety that it is impossible to fit and fail when it is reversed in a manufacturing facility or work. The present invention provides a heading tool that solves the above-described problems and prevents the heading member from failing without being fitted even when the direction of the heading member is reversed with respect to the strip member. For the purpose.

Further, in the same document 2, a part of the matters described above will be supplementarily explained. In the same document 2, by providing substantially the same so that it can be used for both the strip member and the heading member, the uneven portions of the strip member and the heading member protrude outward from the sheet, holder or file. I mentioned earlier. I will supplement this description. In other words, if described in detail, in FIG. 42, the dimension G relative to the dimension F has to be set by providing substantially the same (the dimension G need not be set unless it is substantially the same). Therefore, as a result of the restriction of the arrangement resulting from the shape, the uneven portions of the strip member and the heading member are projected outward by the dimension H.

Also, if you want to display the progress status, inventory status, etc. of the contents in a timely manner in files, binders, etc., or those stored in bags, holders, trays, box files, etc. Each time, it is necessary to display it by handwriting or paste a description of the situation, which is troublesome. It is an object of the present invention to provide a heading tool that can be clearly displayed with little effort when displaying the progress status, inventory status, etc. of the content in a timely manner. In addition, when carrying goods frequently between the same groups, such as corporations, for bags and holders that contain items, when displaying the group name of the other party, change the displayed items to display it. There is a problem in that it has to be done every time, and it takes time to change display objects. An object of the present invention is to provide a heading tool that can be clearly displayed with little effort when displaying the group name of the other party.

According to the present invention, the above problem is solved as follows.
(1) A male part having a head part is integrally provided on the first belt-like base part, and a female part having a substantially arc-shaped cross section having claw parts at both ends is integrally provided on the second belt-like base part. The male part and the female part are provided as a synthetic resin occlusion member that engages with the female part, the index attaching member to which the index is attached and the index are provided, and the first belt-like base is provided on the index attaching member. The second belt-like base is provided on the index, or the second belt-like base is provided on the index attachment member, the first belt-like base is provided on the index, and the male part and the female part are engaged to form an index attachment member. The indexing tool can be moved or stopped at any position by sliding the index above, and can be released from the occlusal state by separating the index mounting member from the index.

(2) A synthetic resin member in which a male part having a flange is integrally provided on the first belt-shaped base, and a female part having a substantially arc-shaped cross section having claw portions at both ends is integrally provided on the second belt-shaped base. The male part and the female part are provided as an index attaching member to which an index is attached and the index, the index attaching member is provided with the first belt-like base, and the index is provided with the second belt-like base, or The claw that is elastically deformed by a collar part inserted into the claw part by providing the second belt-like base part on the index attachment member, providing the first belt-like base part on the index, and pressing the male part and the female part facing each other. The collar part passes through the part, allowing the male part to be inserted into the female part, and the collar part is locked by the claw part restored after the collar part passes through the claw part to return to the return direction. The movement of the male part is restricted, the male part and the female part are engaged, and the index The index attachment member and the index can be moved or stopped at any position by sliding the index on the screw attachment member, and the male part and the female part are pulled by the engaged male part and the female part. By separating them from each other, the hook part moves in the return direction from the claw part that is pressed and elastically deformed by the hook part, and can be released from the engaged state.

(3) The heading tool according to the above items (1) to (2), wherein the index mounting member and the index are made of a synthetic resin.

(4) In the heading described in the above items (1) to (3), instead of the female portion having a substantially arc-shaped cross section having claw portions at both ends, a U-shaped cross section having claw portions at both ends. The head part is characterized by the female part.

(5) In the heading described in the above items (1) to (4), in the male part having the head part, the male part having the head part provided at the tip of the columnar part and the columnar part, Or it is set as the heading tool characterized by setting it as the male part which has the said collar part provided in the front-end | tip of a columnar part, and this columnar part in the male part which has the said collar part.

(6) The heading tool according to any one of (1) to (5), wherein the male part has a cross-sectional mushroom shape or a cross-sectional arrowhead shape.

(7) In the heading described in the above items (3) to (6), the index attachment member is provided with the first strip base, or the index is provided with the second strip base, or the index. The first band-shaped base is provided, or the index attachment member is provided with the second band-shaped base, and the head is characterized by being fused when provided.

(8) In the heading described in the above items (3) to (6), the index attachment member is provided with the first strip base, or the index is provided with the second strip base, or the index. The first band-shaped base is provided, or the index attachment member is provided with the second band-shaped base, and each is provided with an adhesive when provided.

(9) In the heading described in the above items (1) to (8), a stopper is provided at an end of the male part in the longitudinal direction at the male part of the first strip base provided on the index attachment member. When the index is moved by providing a stopper at the end of the female portion in the longitudinal direction at the female portion of the second band-shaped base provided on the index attachment member, the index attachment member The indexing tool prevents the index from dropping off.

(10) The heading tool according to any one of (1) to (9) above, wherein the index attachment member is formed in a sheet shape.

(11) The heading tool according to any one of (1) to (9), wherein the index attachment member is formed in a bag shape.

The present invention has the following effects.
(1) According to the first and second aspects of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the possibility of bending around the male female part of the index, and to reduce the possibility of the male female part of the index coming off. The possibility that the index slides down in the longitudinal direction can be reduced. In addition, the size of the index and index attachment member is not relatively large, and the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Further, it is possible to reduce time and labor when fitting. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified and the material cost can be reduced. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. Moreover, the biting force can be increased appropriately. Further, it is possible to cancel the occlusal state without separating the index attaching member and the index, or it is not necessary to press the male part and the female part to be engaged. In addition, when the index direction is reversed with respect to the index mounting member in the manufacturing facility or work, it is not possible to fit and there is no failure.

(2) According to the third and fifth aspects of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the possibility of bending around the male female part of the index, and to reduce the possibility of the male female part of the index coming off. The possibility that the index slides down in the longitudinal direction can be reduced. In addition, the size of the index and index attachment member is not relatively large, and the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Further, it is possible to reduce time and labor when fitting. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified and the material cost can be reduced. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. Moreover, the biting force can be increased appropriately. Further, it is possible to cancel the occlusal state without separating the index attaching member and the index, or it is not necessary to press the male part and the female part to be engaged. In addition, when the index direction is reversed with respect to the index mounting member in the manufacturing facility or work, it is not possible to fit and there is no failure. Moreover, since the material of the same tendency is used, the efficiency in the case of processing can be improved.

(3) According to the invention described in claim 4 of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the possibility of bending around the male female part of the index, and to reduce the possibility of the male female part of the index coming off. The possibility that the index slides down in the longitudinal direction can be reduced. In addition, the size of the index and index attachment member is not relatively large, and the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Further, it is possible to reduce time and labor when fitting. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified and the material cost can be reduced. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. Further, it is possible to cancel the occlusal state without separating the index attaching member and the index, or it is not necessary to press the male part and the female part to be engaged. In addition, when the index direction is reversed with respect to the index mounting member in the manufacturing facility or work, it is not possible to fit and there is no failure. Moreover, since the material of the same tendency is used, the efficiency in the case of processing can be improved.

(4) According to the invention described in claim 6 of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the possibility that the periphery of the male part of the index bends, and to reduce the possibility that the male part of the index will come off. The possibility that the index slides down in the longitudinal direction can be reduced. In addition, the size of the index and index attachment member is not relatively large, and the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Further, it is possible to reduce time and labor when fitting. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified and the material cost can be reduced. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. Moreover, the biting force can be increased appropriately. Further, it is possible to cancel the occlusal state without separating the index attaching member and the index, or it is not necessary to press the male part and the female part to be engaged. In addition, when the index direction is reversed with respect to the index mounting member in the manufacturing facility or work, it is not possible to fit and there is no failure. Moreover, since the material of the same tendency is used, the efficiency in the case of processing can be improved. Moreover, the dimensional difference for preventing the slipping out can be increased, the mutual contact area between the male part and the female part can be made relatively wide, and the mutual closeness can be increased.

(5) According to the seventh and eighth aspects of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the possibility of bending around the male female part of the index, and to reduce the possibility of the male female part of the index coming off. The possibility that the index slides down in the longitudinal direction can be reduced. In addition, the size of the index and index attachment member is not relatively large, and the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Further, it is possible to reduce time and labor when fitting. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified and the material cost can be reduced. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. Moreover, the biting force can be increased appropriately. Further, it is possible to cancel the occlusal state without separating the index attaching member and the index, or it is not necessary to press the male part and the female part to be engaged. In addition, when the index direction is reversed with respect to the index mounting member in the manufacturing facility or work, it is not possible to fit and there is no failure. Moreover, since the material of the same tendency is used, the efficiency in the case of processing can be improved. Moreover, the dimensional difference for preventing the slipping out can be increased, the mutual contact area between the male part and the female part can be made relatively wide, and the mutual closeness can be increased. In addition, the thickness of the index itself can be reduced.

(6) According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the possibility that the periphery of the male part of the index bends, and to reduce the possibility that the male part of the index will come off. The possibility that the index slides down in the longitudinal direction can be reduced. In addition, the size of the index and index attachment member is not relatively large, and the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Further, it is possible to reduce time and labor when fitting. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified and the material cost can be reduced. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. Moreover, the biting force can be increased appropriately. In addition, when the index direction is reversed with respect to the index mounting member in the manufacturing facility or work, it is not possible to fit and there is no failure. Moreover, since the material of the same tendency is used, the efficiency in the case of processing can be improved. Moreover, the dimensional difference for preventing the slipping out can be increased, the mutual contact area between the male part and the female part can be made relatively wide, and the mutual closeness can be increased. In addition, the thickness of the index itself can be reduced. Further, it is possible to prevent the index from being dropped when it is moved.

(7) According to the invention of claim 10 of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the possibility of bending around the male female part of the index, and to reduce the possibility of the male female part of the index coming off. The possibility that the index slides down in the longitudinal direction can be reduced. In addition, the size of the index and index attachment member is not relatively large, and the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Further, it is possible to reduce time and labor when fitting. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified and the material cost can be reduced. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. Moreover, the biting force can be increased appropriately. In addition, when the index direction is reversed with respect to the index mounting member in the manufacturing facility or work, it is not possible to fit and there is no failure. Moreover, since the material of the same tendency is used, the efficiency in the case of processing can be improved. Moreover, the dimensional difference for preventing the slipping out can be increased, the mutual contact area between the male part and the female part can be made relatively wide, and the mutual closeness can be increased. In addition, the thickness of the index itself can be reduced. Further, it is possible to prevent the index from being dropped when it is moved. In addition, in the case of a file, binder, or the like that is bound, it is possible to display the progress of the contents, the inventory status, etc. in a timely manner with little effort.

(8) According to the invention of claim 11 of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the possibility of bending around the male female part of the index, and to reduce the possibility of the male female part of the index coming off. The possibility that the index slides down in the longitudinal direction can be reduced. In addition, the size of the index and index attachment member is not relatively large, and the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Further, it is possible to reduce time and labor when fitting. In addition, the manufacturing process is simplified and the material cost can be reduced. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. Moreover, the biting force can be increased appropriately. In addition, when the index direction is reversed with respect to the index mounting member in the manufacturing facility or work, it is not possible to fit and there is no failure. Moreover, since the material of the same tendency is used, the efficiency in the case of processing can be improved. Moreover, the dimensional difference for preventing the slipping out can be increased, the mutual contact area between the male part and the female part can be made relatively wide, and the mutual closeness can be increased. In addition, the thickness of the index itself can be reduced. Further, it is possible to prevent the index from being dropped when it is moved. Also, if you frequently carry bags, holders, etc. that contain items between the same group, such as a corporation, when you try to display the group name of the other party, display it clearly with little effort. be able to.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below. In addition, Example 13 and Example 14 are a missing number on the structure of a sentence. It describes about heading tool (12) which is Example 1 which is one Embodiment of this invention. The heading tool (12) which is Example 1 is provided with a male part (2) having a head part (1) integrally with the first belt-like base part (3) in FIGS. A female part (7) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section (6) having claw parts (5) and (22) at both ends (4) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8). The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as occlusion members (13) and (20) made of synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. 1 and 3, the index attachment member (10) to which the index (9) can be attached and the index (9) are made of synthetic resin. The first strip base (3) is provided at the end (11) of the index attachment member (10). The second strip base (8) is provided on the index (9).

Next, the operation of the heading tool (12) which is Example 1 will be described. 1, 3, 5, 6, the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged with each other by sliding the index (9) on the index mounting member (10). Can move or stop to position. It can cancel | release from an occlusion state by pulling apart an index attachment member (10) and an index (9). More specifically. The male part (2) of the index attaching member (10) and the female part (7) of the index (9) are pressed against each other by using fingers or the like of the hand and attached. After the attachment, the index (9) can be moved on the index attachment member (10) by sliding the index (9) in the direction U or the direction D. Further, by lifting or pulling the index (9) with respect to the index mounting member (10), it is possible to release the occlusion and remove the index (9) from the index mounting member (10).

The effects of the heading tool (12) which is the first embodiment are as follows. As described above, in general, in a member having a shape such as male and female, the force with which they are engaged (the force to be fitted) tends to be easily influenced by the mutual shape and material of the portions to be engaged. It is stated that there is. Since the heading tool (12) which is Example 1 is provided so as to be engaged by the male part (2) having the head part (1) and the female part (7) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section (6), the occlusion The force to be engaged (the force to be fitted) is relatively large. Therefore, even when a hand or the like touches the index (9) or the index attachment member (10), the possibility that the index (9) is detached from the index attachment member (10) can be reduced. Also, since the biting force is relatively large, the constant friction required for the index (9) to stay in the same place with respect to the slidable longitudinal (rail) direction of the index mounting member (10). The resistance can also be relatively large. Therefore, even when vibration or the like is given to the index mounting member (10) or the like standing straight, the possibility that the index (9) slides down from the index mounting member (10) can be reduced. Further, the shape of the substantially arc-shaped cross section (6) has a high strength with respect to the case where a force is applied from the outside. Other effects include the following. Although partially overlapping with the problems to be solved by the above-described invention, the following is described. With respect to Patent Document 2, it is specified that a heading member having a concavo-convex portion that can be fitted and slid into the concavo-convex portion of the strip member is attached (omitted), and a claw portion for engagement is provided on the concavo-convex portion. ing. Further, it is illustrated that the concave portion or the convex portion has a substantially vertical shape (for example, in FIG. 4 of the same document 2). FIG. 13 is a partially enlarged view of FIG. 4 of the document 2 (partial numbers are added). For ease of viewing, FIG. 14 of the present application in which the oblique lines in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 13 of the present application are omitted is shown. Patent Document 2 has a shape in which a claw portion is provided at the tip with respect to the concave portion or the convex portion of Patent Document 1. However, it can be said that the generally vertical shape does not generally have a large biting force. Similar to Patent Document 1, there is a problem that an index (heading member) may be detached. Or similarly, there is a problem that the index may slide down. Assuming such contents, in the figure, two sets of concavities and convexities are provided connected to each other. It is conceivable that the biting force increases by providing two sets. However, by providing two sets, the manufacturing process becomes complicated, the material cost increases, and the size of the index mounting structure (holder or file) increases. This will be specifically described below. In FIG. 14, in FIG. 14, the claw portions are 6c, 6c1, 7c, and 7c1 (partial numbers are added) for a total of four locations. In the text, the convex portions 6a, 6b, 7a, and 7b were written, so the numbers were added to the figure as they were. In FIG. 4 of the same document 2, the number of the recess is not specified, and the recess is unknown. However, since it is shown, it is understood that 6a1 and 6b1 (numbers are added) in FIG. . As a result, the concavo-convex portions are formed at a total of six locations of 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 6a1, and 6b1. Further, for example, in the heading tool (12) which is Embodiment 1 of the present invention, in FIG. 5, the portions corresponding to the nail portions or the nail portions are 5, 22, 23, 24, a total of 4 portions, the uneven portions. There are a total of three female parts or heads in place of 7, 25 and 1. In other words, the nail portions are four locations in the literature 2 and the present invention, respectively, but the concave and convex portions, and the female portion or the head that replaces the concave and convex portions, the literature 2 has six locations, and the present invention There are three places. Compared with the literature 2, the present invention is reduced in three places. From the above, the document 2 has problems that the manufacturing process is complicated, the material cost is increased, and the size of the index mounting structure (holder or file) is increased. That is, the heading tool (12) which is Example 1 can simplify the manufacturing process, reduce the material cost, and the size of the index (9) and the index mounting member (10) does not need to be relatively large. Further, unlike the document 2, it is not necessary to connect two sets of concavities and convexities so that it is not necessary to fit (engage) two sets of concavities and convexities at the same time when fitting (occlusion). Can be reduced. The present invention achieves the remarkable effects as described above. The features of the present invention that achieve remarkable effects are not described in Patent Documents 1 and 2. Therefore, it is convinced that those skilled in the art cannot easily make the present invention based on those described in Patent Documents 1 and 2. Moreover, in the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, this 1st strip | belt-shaped base (3) is provided in the edge part (11) of an index attachment member (10). That is, in the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, the first strip base (3) is provided immediately above the end (11) of the index attachment member (10). Therefore, the male part (2) and the female part (7) of the index (9) do not protrude outwardly from the index attachment member (10), so that the index attachment member (10) is placed upright on the bookshelf. The male part (2) female part (7) does not collide with the back of the bookshelf even if you try to insert it, or a slight force by hand etc. is near the male part (2) female part (7) The peripheral part of the male part (2) and the female part (7) is not subject to impact, and the periphery of the male part (2) and the female part (7) is bent or the male part (2) and the female part (7). Is less likely to come off. Further, since the male part (2) and the female part (7) do not protrude outward than the index mounting member (10), the male part (2) and the female part (7) are supported, so that it is not necessary to increase the strength and is thick. I'm sorry. Further, it is possible to reduce the cost because it is not necessary to increase the cost. In addition, when a new index is further added to the end of the same sheet with respect to the index (9) already at the end of the sheet, the existing index (9) and the new index may be added depending on the location of the added index. In the heading tool (12) according to the first embodiment, the index (9) can be moved by sliding the index (9) in the direction U or the direction D, so that the overlapping is prevented. Cheap. Further, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, in the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, the male part (13) (20) is used as a male part (13) (20) made of synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. 2) and the female part (7) are provided. Since it is made of synthetic resin, it has a feature that by changing the hardness, it is easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small. In addition, as described above, since the shape of the concavo-convex portion of Patent Document 2 is substantially vertical, it cannot be said that the biting force is generally very large. In the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, it is a female part (7) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section (6). Therefore, the biting force can be increased appropriately.

Next, the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2 which is one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The heading tool (12a) according to the second embodiment is the same as the heading tool (12) according to the first embodiment in FIGS. 5 and 6 at the end (11) of the index mounting member (10). Instead, the base (3) is provided and the index (9) is provided with the second strip base (8). Instead, the end (11a) of the index mounting member (10a) is provided with the second strip base (8a). The index (9a) is provided with the first strip base (3a). That is, the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2 has the male part (2) having the head part (1) integrally provided on the first belt-like base part (3a). A female portion (7) having a substantially circular arc shape (6) having claw portions (5) and (22) at both ends (4) is integrally provided on the second belt-like base portion (8a). The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as occlusion members (13) and (20) made of synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. 1, 2, and 4, the index attachment member (10a) to which the index (9a) can be attached and the index (9a) are made of synthetic resin. The second strip base (8a) is provided at the end (11a) of the index attachment member (10a). The first strip base (3a) is provided on the index (9a). Moreover, it describes about the effect | action of the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2. FIG. 1, 4, 5 and 6, the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged with each other by sliding the index (9a) on the index mounting member (10a). Can move or stop to position. It can cancel | release from an occlusion state by pulling apart an index attachment member (10a) and an index (9a). The effect is equivalent to the heading tool (12) of the first embodiment.

Next, the heading tool (12b) which is Example 3 which is one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The heading tool (12b) which is Example 3 is the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, and has claw portions (5) and (22) at both ends (4) in FIGS. Instead of the female part (7) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section (6), a female part (17) having a U-shaped cross section (16) having claw parts (15) and (22b) at both ends (14) . In other words, the full text is as follows. A male part (2b) having a head part (1b) is integrally provided on the first belt-like base part (3b). A female portion (17) having a U-shaped cross section (16) having claw portions (15) and (22b) at both ends (14) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8b). The male part (2b) and the female part (17) are provided as a synthetic resin occlusion member (13b) (20b) in which the male part (2b) and the female part (17) are engaged. In FIG. 1, an index attachment member (10b) to which an index (9b) can be attached and the index (9b) are provided as a synthetic resin. The first strip base (3b) is provided at the end (11b) of the index mounting member (10b). The second strip base (8b) is provided on the index (9b). The same applies to the heading tool (12c) which is the fourth embodiment. The heading tool (12c), which is Example 4, is the heading tool (12a), which is Example 2, which has claw portions (5) and (22) at both ends (4) in FIGS. Instead of the female part (7) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section (6), a female part (17) having a U-shaped cross section (16) having claw parts (15) and (22b) at both ends (14) is provided. . In other words, the full text is as follows. A male part (2b) having a head part (1b) is integrally provided on the first belt-like base part (3b). A female portion (17) having a U-shaped cross section (16) having claw portions (15) and (22b) at both ends (14) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8b). The male part (2b) and the female part (17) are provided as a synthetic resin occlusion member (13b) (20b) in which the male part (2b) and the female part (17) are engaged. In FIG. 1, the index attachment member (10c) to which the index (9c) can be attached and the index (9c) are made of synthetic resin. The second strip base (8b) is provided at the end (11c) of the index mounting member (10c). The first strip base (3b) is provided on the index (9c). In addition, the heading tool (12b) which is the third embodiment is as follows in the same manner as the heading tool (12) which is the first embodiment. In FIG. 7, there are a total of four locations corresponding to the claw portions or claw portions 15, 22 b, 23 b, 24 b, and a total of three locations 17, 25 b, 1 b, or female portions or heads replacing the uneven portions. The same applies to the heading tool (12c) which is the fourth embodiment. In other words, the nail portions are four locations in the literature 2 and the present invention, respectively, but the concave and convex portions, and the female portion or the head that replaces the concave and convex portions, the literature 2 has six locations, and the present invention There are three places. Compared with the literature 2, the present invention is reduced in three places. From the above, the document 2 has problems that the manufacturing process is complicated, the material cost is increased, and the size of the index mounting structure (holder or file) is increased. That is, the heading tool (12b) which is the third embodiment or the heading tool (12c) which is the fourth embodiment can simplify the manufacturing process and reduce the material cost, and the index (9b) (9c) and The size of the index attachment members (10b) and (10c) is not required to be relatively large. Further, unlike the same document 2, it is not necessary to connect two sets of concavities and convexities so that when engaging (fitting), it is not necessary to simultaneously engage (fitting) two sets of concavities and convexities; Can be reduced. The present invention achieves the remarkable effects as described above. The features of the present invention that achieve remarkable effects are not described in Patent Documents 1 and 2. Therefore, it is convinced that those skilled in the art cannot easily make the present invention based on those described in Patent Documents 1 and 2. Moreover, it describes as an effect other than the above. It is possible to reduce the possibility of bending around the male female part of the index, to reduce the possibility of the male female part of the index coming off, and to reduce the possibility of the index sliding down in the longitudinal direction. it can. Further, the overall thickness does not have to be increased. Even if an index is added, it is easy to prevent an existing index and a new index from overlapping. Alternatively, it is easy to prevent the indexes from overlapping each other regardless of the size and shape of the new index to be added. The same effect can be obtained by adding a plurality of new indexes to be added to the end of the same sheet. Moreover, it becomes easy to adjust so that the biting force is not too large or too small.

Next, the heading tool (12d) which is Example 5 which is one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The heading tool (12d) which is Example 5 is the following in the heading tool (12) which is Example 1. 5 and 6, the head (1) of the male part (2) has a mushroom cross section (18). Alternatively, the head (1) of the male part (2) has a cross-sectional arrowhead shape (19). The cross-sectional mushroom shape (18) and the cross-sectional arrowhead shape (19) are not particularly different in shape. The same applies to the heading tool (12e) which is the sixth embodiment. The heading tool (12e) which is Example 6 is as follows in the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2. 5 and 6, the head (1) of the male part (2) has a mushroom cross section (18). Alternatively, the head (1) of the male part (2) has a cross-sectional arrowhead shape (19). The same may be applied to other embodiments.

Further, the following may be used. The index attachment member (10) (10a) (10b) (10c) to which the index (9) (9a) (9b) (9c) can be attached and the index (9) (9a) (9b) (9c) are made of synthetic resin. For example, polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride, polypropylene and the like may be used as the respective materials, but other materials such as synthetic resins may be selected.

Next, the heading tool (12f) which is Example 7 which is one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The heading tool (12f) which is Example 7 is the following in the heading tool (12) which is Example 1. When the first belt-like base (3) is provided at the end (11) of the index mounting member (10) and the second belt-like base (8) is provided at the index (9). is there. Alternatively, the first belt-like base (3) is provided at the end (11) of the index mounting member (10) and the second belt-like base (8) is provided at the index (9). It is as. The first belt base (3) is fused to the index attachment member (10) by a heat sealer or the like. It is welded. It is heat bonded. Moreover, you may adhere | attach with an adhesive agent. Similarly, the second strip base (8) is fused to the index (9) by a heat sealer or the like. The same applies to the heading tool (12h) which is the eighth embodiment. The heading tool (12h) which is Example 8 is the following in the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2. When the second belt-like base (8a) is provided at the end (11a) of the index attachment member (10a) and the first belt-like base (3a) is provided at the index (9a), is there. Alternatively, the second belt-like base (8a) is provided at the end (11a) of the index mounting member (10a) and the first belt-like base (3a) is provided at the index (9a). It is as. The second belt-like base (8a) is fused to the index attachment member (10a) by a heat sealer or the like. It is welded. It is heat bonded. Moreover, you may adhere | attach with an adhesive agent. Similarly, the first strip base (3a) is fused to the index (9a) by a heat sealer or the like. The same may be applied to other embodiments. As effects of the heading tool (12f) which is the seventh embodiment or the heading tool (12h) which is the eighth working example, the following is added. The thickness of the index (9) (9a) itself can be reduced by fusing or bonding.

Next, the heading tool (12j) which is Example 9 which is one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The heading tool (12j) which is the ninth embodiment is the following in the heading tool (12) which is the first embodiment. The male portion (2) and the female portion (7) are provided as the male resin (2) and the female portion (7), and the male portion (2) and the female portion (7) are provided. The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided with the male part (2) and the female part (7) as an occlusal member (13) (20) made of a soft synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. It is as. In other words, the full text is as follows. A male part (2) having a head (1) is integrally provided on the first strip base (3). A female part (7) having a substantially arcuate cross section (6) having a claw part (5) (22) at the tip (4) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8). The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as an occlusion member (13) (20) made of a soft synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. . The index attachment member (10) to which the index (9) can be attached and the index (9) are made of synthetic resin. The first strip base (3) is provided at the end (11) of the index attachment member (10). The second strip base (8) is provided on the index (9). The same applies to the heading tool (12k) which is Embodiment 10. The heading tool (12k) which is Example 10 is the following in the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2. The male portion (2) and the female portion (7) are provided as the male resin (2) and the female portion (7), and the male portion (2) and the female portion (7) are provided. The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided with the male part (2) and the female part (7) as an occlusal member (13) (20) made of a soft synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. It is as. In other words, the full text is as follows. A male part (2) having a head (1) is integrally provided on the first belt-like base (3a). A female part (7) having a substantially arcuate cross section (6) having claw parts (5) and (22) at the tip (4) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8a). The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as an occlusion member (13) (20) made of a soft synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. . The index attachment member (10a) to which the index (9a) can be attached and the index (9a) are made of synthetic resin. The second strip base (8a) is provided at the end (11a) of the index attachment member (10a). The first strip base (3a) is provided on the index (9a). The same may be applied to other embodiments. As effects of the heading tool (12j) which is the ninth embodiment or the heading tool (12k) which is the tenth embodiment, the following is added. As described above, in general, in a member having a shape such as male and female, the force with which they are engaged (the force to be engaged) tends to be easily influenced by the mutual shape and material of the portions to be engaged. It is stated that there is. By using a synthetic resin having relatively low rigidity, flexibility when the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged is improved. More specifically, as a material, homopolypropylene, block polypropylene, random polypropylene, propylene-ethylene-butene 1 random terpolymer, thermoplastic resin such as polyolefin special soft resin (TPO resin), ethylene-propylene Copolymers and mixtures of these resins are conceivable.

Next, the heading tool (12n) which is Example 11 which is one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The heading tool (12n) of Example 11 is as follows in the heading tool (12) of Example 1. In FIG. 1, the index attachment member (10) is in the form of a sheet (21). The same applies to the heading tool (12q) which is Example 12. The heading tool (12q) which is Example 12 is the following in the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2. The index attachment member (10a) is a sheet (21a). The same may be applied to other embodiments.

Next, the heading tool (12v) which is Example 15 which is one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The heading tool (12v) which is Example 15 is the following in the heading tool (12) which is Example 15. 9 and 10, a male part (2v) having a head part (1v) is integrally provided on the first belt-like base part (3v). A female part (7v) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section (6v) having claw parts (5v) (22v) at both ends (4v) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8v). The male part (2v) and the female part (7v) are provided as an occlusion member (13v) (20v) made of a synthetic resin in which the male part (2v) and the female part (7v) are engaged. The index attachment member (10) to which the index (9) can be attached and the index (9) are made of synthetic resin. The first strip base (3v) is provided at the end (11) of the index attachment member (10). The second strip base (8v) is provided in the index (9). The same applies to the heading tool (12a) which is the second embodiment. The same may be applied to other embodiments.

Next, the heading tool (12w) which is Example 16 which is one embodiment of the present invention will be described. The heading tool (12w) which is Example 16 is the following in the heading tool (12) which is Example 1. 11 and 12, a male part (2w) having a head part (1w) is integrally provided on the first belt-like base part (3w). A female part (7w) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section (6w) having claw parts (5w) (22w) at both ends (4w) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8w). The male part (2w) and the female part (7w) are provided as a synthetic resin occlusion member (13w) (20w) in which the male part (2w) and the female part (7w) are engaged. The index attachment member (10) to which the index (9) can be attached and the index (9) are made of synthetic resin. The first strip base (3w) is provided at the end (11) of the index attachment member (10). The second strip base (8w) is provided on the index (9). The same applies to the heading tool (12a) which is the second embodiment. The same may be applied to other embodiments.

Further, the following may be used. In the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, the following may be performed. In FIG. 1, stoppers (26) and (27) are provided at both ends of the first strip base (3). Stoppers (26) and (27) are provided at both longitudinal ends of the first strip base (3). Stopper (26) (27) to prevent the female part (7) from coming off from the male part (2) when the index (9) is moved to the corner of the first strip base (3). Is provided. Further, the heading tool (12a) which is the second embodiment is not particularly illustrated, but may be the same. Stoppers are provided at both ends of the second strip base (8a). Stoppers are provided at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the second strip base (8a). The same may be applied to other embodiments.

Further, although not particularly illustrated, the following may be performed. In the heading tool (12) according to the first embodiment, the first belt-like base (3) is provided at the end (11) of the index mounting member (10), and instead of the end of the index mounting member (10). The first belt-like base may be provided intermittently on the part (11). The first strip base may be provided intermittently in the longitudinal direction of the first strip base at the end (11) of the index attachment member (10). By providing intermittently, material cost can be reduced. In this case, the length of the gap generated between the first belt-like base portion and the first belt-like base portion provided intermittently is shorter than the length in the longitudinal direction of the second belt-like base portion (8) provided at the index (9). To do. By doing so, it is possible to use the index attachment member (10) without detaching the index (9). Similarly, the following may be performed. In the heading tool (12a) according to the second embodiment, the second band-shaped base (8a) is provided at the end (11a) of the index mounting member (10a), and instead of the end of the index mounting member (10a). The second belt-like base may be provided intermittently on the part (11a). The second strip base may be provided intermittently in the longitudinal direction of the second strip base at the end (11a) of the index attachment member (10a). The same may be applied to other embodiments.

Further, although not particularly illustrated, the following may be performed. In the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, the following may be performed. The index attachment member (10) may be a sheet having a storage portion. Similarly, in the heading tool (12a) which is the second embodiment, the following may be performed. The index attachment member (10a) may be a sheet having a storage portion. The same may be applied to other embodiments. Further, the following may be used. In the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, the following may be performed. Use a commercially available headline sticker or other sticker on the index (9). Thereby, when the contents specified in the seal are changed, it can be dealt with by exchanging the seal. Further, the following may be used. An index (9) is produced in the same way as the shape and size of a commercial headline sticker. Further, the following may be used. In the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, the following may be performed. Instead of providing the index (9) as a synthetic resin, the index (9) is provided as a paper. Thereby, when the contents specified on the paper are changed, it can be dealt with by rewriting with a writing instrument or the like. As a material of the index (9), synthetic resin, paper, fiber and the like can be mentioned, but other materials may be selected. Further, the following may be used. It is assumed that the index attachment member (10) to which the index (9) can be attached is made of synthetic resin, and that the index attachment member (10) to which the index (9) can be attached is made of paper. Thereby, it is possible to write on the index attachment member (10) with a writing tool or the like. Synthetic resin, paper, fiber, and the like can be used as the material for the index attachment member (10), but other materials may be selected. The same may be applied to other embodiments.

Although the application is filed based on the priority claim based on the previous application, the background art, the problem to be solved by the invention, the effect of the invention, the best mode for carrying out the invention, in the specification of the previous application, For the brief explanation of the drawings and each section of the drawings, the original text is left as it is, except for supplements or partial corrections due to typographical errors or omissions. Moreover, although the text of the content described below and the text of the content of the previous application partially overlap, it is described as it is. In the following, supplementary explanation will be given for the best mode for carrying out the invention.

Next, the figures are described before the following description. In FIG. 13 of the present application, which is a partially enlarged version of FIG. 4 of the same reference 2 described above (partial numbers are added), and FIG. 14 of the present application in which the oblique line of the cross-sectional view of FIG. It is as follows. In the document 2, in FIGS. 13 and 14, the claw portions are 6c, 6c1, 7c, and 7c1 (partial numbers are added) for a total of four locations. Moreover, in the sentence of the same literature 2, since it was described as convex part 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, the number was added to FIG. In FIG. 4 of the same document 2, the number of the recess is not specified, so the recess is unknown. However, since it is shown, it is understood that 6a1 and 6b1 (numbers are added) in FIGS. Is done. As a result, the concavo-convex portions are formed at a total of six locations of 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 6a1, and 6b1. Further, FIG. 42 of the present application in which symbols of dimensions are described is illustrated to explain the following using FIG. 14 of the present application. Similarly, FIG. 43 of the present application in which dimensional symbols are shown is illustrated to explain the following using FIG. 5 of the present application.

Next, it supplements about the effect of a heading tool which is Examples 1, 2, 5, and 6. FIG. In FIG. 42, in FIG. 42, for example, dimensions between the convex portions 7a and 7b are A and B, respectively. In the literature 2, the dimension of the claw portion 6c is the difference between the dimension B and the dimension A. Since the tip claw portion 6c is only on one side and only the difference between the dimension B and the dimension A occurs, when trying to escape from the state where the convex portion 6a is fitted between the convex portions 7a and 7b, There is a problem that it is easy to get out. Further, for example, even if the dimension B is provided long in order to prevent it from coming out, the dimension A at the time of insertion becomes a hindrance and difficult to insert. As a result, it is difficult to provide the dimension B long in order to prevent it from coming out. . Further, even if the dimension A is provided longer after the dimension B is provided longer, it is not improved because it is easy to come out. Therefore, since it is difficult to provide the dimension B long, in FIG. 14, for example, it is difficult to increase the mutual contact area between the claw portion 6c and the claw portion 7c1, so that the mutual closeness is too high. It cannot be said that the biting force (fitting force) is large. Regarding the above, the heading tool (12) which is Example 1 will be described. In FIG. 43, in the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, the dimension of the head part (1) of the male part (2) is J, and between the claw parts (5) (22) of the female part (7). Let K be the dimension. Since there is not much difference between the dimension J and the dimension K, when trying to escape from the state in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged, it is difficult to come off easily compared to Document 2. It can be said. The male part (2) has a cross-sectional mushroom shape or a cross-sectional arrowhead shape so as not to hinder the insertion of the male part (2). Therefore, the dimensional difference for preventing the withdrawal can be increased. Therefore, since the mutual contact area of the male part (2) and the female part (7) can also be made relatively large, the mutual closeness can be increased as compared with the document 2, and the biting force (the fitting force) is also increased. Can be relatively large.

Further, in the same document 2, although not particularly illustrated, there is a problem in that when the direction of the heading member such as 6a and 6b is reversed with respect to the strip member such as 7a and 7b, they cannot be fitted. For example, there is a problem that it is impossible to wipe the anxiety that it is impossible to fit and fail when it is reversed in a manufacturing facility or work. However, for example, according to the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, it can be engaged even if the direction of the male part (2) and the female part (7) is reversed. Therefore, in production equipment or work, etc., if the orientation of the index (9) is reversed with respect to the index mounting member (10), it cannot be fitted and the anxiety that it will fail cannot be wiped out. That's not true.

Next, a heading tool (12x) which is Example 17 will be described. In addition, the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17 is an example in which the heading tool (12) which is Example 1 is not provided with the first strip base (3) and the second strip base (8). is there. 15 and 16, a male part (2) having a head part (1) is provided. A female portion (7) having a substantially circular arc shape (6) having claw portions (5) and (22) is provided at both ends (4). The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as occlusion members (13) and (20) made of synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. 1 and 37, an index attachment member (10) to which the index (9) can be attached and the index (9) are provided. The male part (2) is provided on the index attachment member (10). The female part (7) is provided on the index (9).

Next, the operation of the heading tool (12x), which is Example 17, will be described. 1, 15, 16, and 37, the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged with each other by sliding the index (9) on the index mounting member (10). Can move or stop to position. It can cancel | release from an occlusion state by pulling apart an index attachment member (10) and an index (9).

In addition, the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17 is as follows. Instead of the male part (2) having the head (1), the male part (2) having the buttocks (32) is provided. That is, it is as follows. 15 and 16, a male part (2) having a collar part (32) is provided. A female portion (7) having a substantially circular arc shape (6) having claw portions (5) and (22) is provided at both ends (4). The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as members made of synthetic resin. An index attachment member (10) to which the index (9) can be attached and the index (9) are provided. The male part (2) is provided on the index attachment member (10). The female part (7) is provided on the index (9).

Further, the operation of the heading tool (12x) which is the embodiment 17 is as follows. 1, 15, 16, and 37, the male part (2) and the female part (7) are opposed to each other. By pressing the male part (2) and the female part (7), the claw part (5) (22) which is elastically deformed by the collar part (32) inserted into the claw part (5) (22) Part (32) passes. Pass and allow insertion of male part (2) into female part (7). Allowing the hook (32) to be locked by the hook (32) restored after the hook (32) has passed through the hook (5) (22) and returning direction (arrow M) The movement of the male part (2) to) is restricted. The male part (2) and the female part (7) engage with each other. The male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged with each other, and the index (9) is slid on the index mounting member (10) to be moved or stopped at an arbitrary position. The male part (2) and the female part (7) are pulled by the engaged male part (2) and the female part (7) so as to separate the index attaching member (10) and the index (9). To do. By trying to pull away, the hook part (32) moves in the return direction (arrow M) from the claw part (5) (22) which is pressed and elastically deformed by the hook part (32). It can be moved and released from the engaged state.

The heading tool (12x) which is Example 17 is as follows. The index attaching member (10) and the index (9) are made of synthetic resin. In the male part (2) having the flange part (32), the male part (2) having the flange part (32) provided at the tip (34) of the columnar part (33) and the columnar part (33). ) Alternatively, in the male part (2) having the head part (1), the male part having the head part (1) provided at the tip (34) of the columnar part (33) and the columnar part (33). (2). The male part (2) has a cross-sectional mushroom shape (18). Or it is as cross-sectional arrowhead shape (19).

Moreover, it is as follows. In the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17, the following is performed. 1 and 34, at the end (28) (29) in the longitudinal direction (arrow N) of the male part (2) at the male part (2) provided on the index mounting member (10). Stoppers (26) and (27) are provided. When the index (9) is moved, the index (9) is prevented from dropping from the index mounting member (10). About the above, you may make it the same as that of the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17 also about another Example. About the above, although the effect of the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17 is comparable to the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, it is compared with heading tool (12) which is Example 1. In addition, since the first strip base (3) and the second strip base (8) are not provided, the cost can be reduced. Moreover, the male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as a synthetic resin member by providing the index mounting member (10) and the index (9) as a synthetic resin member. Considering this, it is possible to improve the efficiency of processing because materials with the same tendency are used. In addition, the said male part (2) is provided in the edge part (11) of the said index attachment member (10).

Next, a heading tool (12y) which is Example 18 will be described. In addition, the heading tool (12y) which is Example 18 is an example which does not provide the 1st strip | belt-shaped base part (3a) and the 2nd strip | belt-shaped base part (8a) in the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2. FIG. is there. The heading tool (12y) which is Example 18 is the same as the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17 as follows. 15 and 16, the index attachment member (10) is provided with the male part (2) and the index (9) is provided with the female part (7). Instead, the index attachment member (10a) is provided with the female part. A part (7) is provided, and the male part (2) is provided on the index (9a). That is, it becomes as follows. The heading tool (12y) which is Example 18 is provided with a male part (2) having a head part (1). A female portion (7) having a substantially circular arc shape (6) having claw portions (5) and (22) is provided at both ends (4). The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as occlusion members (13) and (20) made of synthetic resin in which the male part (2) and the female part (7) are engaged. 1, 15, 16, 35, and 36, an index attachment member (10a) to which an index (9a) can be attached and the index (9a) are provided. The female part (7) is provided on the index attachment member (10a). The male part (2) is provided on the index (9a). 1 and 33, the female portion (7) provided on the index attachment member (10a) is connected to the end portions (28a) and (29a) in the longitudinal direction (arrow N) of the female portion (7). Stoppers (37) and (38) are provided.

In addition, the heading tool (12y) that is the eighteenth embodiment can be rephrased in the same manner as the seventeenth embodiment as follows. The heading tool (12y) which is Example 18 is a male part (2) having a buttocks (32) instead of the male part (2) having a head (1). That is, it is as follows. The heading tool (12y) which is Example 18 is provided with a male part (2) having a collar part (32) in FIGS. A female portion (7) having a substantially circular arc shape (6) having claw portions (5) and (22) is provided at both ends (4). The male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as members made of synthetic resin. 1, 15, 16, 35, and 36, an index attachment member (10a) to which an index (9a) can be attached and the index (9a) are provided. The female part (7) is provided on the index attachment member (10a). The male part (2) is provided on the index (9a).

The heading tool (12y) which is Example 18 is as follows. The index attachment member (10a) and the index (9a) are made of synthetic resin. In the male part (2) having the flange part (32), the male part (2) having the flange part (32) provided at the tip (34) of the columnar part (33) and the columnar part (33). ) Alternatively, in the male part (2) having the head part (1), the male part having the head part (1) provided at the tip (34) of the columnar part (33) and the columnar part (33). (2). The male part (2) has a cross-sectional mushroom shape (18). Or it is as cross-sectional arrowhead shape (19). Other examples may be similar to the heading tool (12y) which is the eighteenth example. About the above, although the effect of the heading tool (12y) which is Example 18 is comparable to the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2, it is compared with heading tool (12a) which is Example 2. In addition, since the first strip base (3a) and the second strip base (8a) are not provided, the cost can be reduced. Moreover, the male part (2) and the female part (7) are provided as a synthetic resin member by providing the index attaching member (10a) and the index (9a) as a synthetic resin member. Considering this, it is possible to improve the efficiency of processing because materials with the same tendency are used. In addition, the said female part (7) is provided in the edge part (11a) of the said index attachment member (10a).

Next, a heading tool (12z) which is Example 19 will be described. A part of the meaning of terms used in the application will be described. According to Kojien, the index is 1, heading 2, index. An indicator is a mess to get an idea of things. That is, in the application, the index described in each example is a headline, an index, and is not particularly limited to one of them. The heading tool (12z) which is Example 19 is as follows. 17-19, the male part which has a head is provided. A female part (7z) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section having claw parts at both ends is provided. The male part and the female part (7z) are provided as an occlusion member made of a synthetic resin in which the male part and the female part (7z) are engaged. An index attachment member (10z) to which the index (9z) can be attached and the index (9z) are provided. The male part is integrally provided on the first strip base. The first strip base is provided on the index (9z). The female part (7z) is integrally provided on the second strip base. The second belt-like base is provided on the index attachment member (10z). The index attachment member (10z) is a sheet (21z). An adhesive is applied to the back surface of the sheet-like (21z) index attachment member (10z). The index attachment member (10z) is affixed to the file partition paper (47). The progress status,%, 0, 50, 100, letters or numbers of each scale, etc. are printed in advance on the index attachment member (10z). By sliding the index (9z) on the index mounting member (10z), the index (9z) can be moved or stopped at any position on the scale described as 0, 50, 100. The shape of the index (9z) is a pen point shape. It may be needle-shaped. The effect is similar to that of the other embodiments, but is as follows. The effect of giving an example is described as follows. When you want to display the progress of the contents, inventory status, etc. in a timely manner for items that are bound in files, binders, etc., display them by hand or paste the information describing the situation each time. It can be displayed clearly with little effort. In addition, although an example was described, it can be applied to other matters and utilization methods.

Next, a heading tool (12az) as Example 20 will be described. In addition, the heading tool which is Examples 20-23 is as follows similarly to the heading tool (12z) which is Example 19. A male part having a head is provided. A female part having a substantially arc-shaped cross section having claw parts at both ends is provided. The male part and the female part are provided as an occlusion member made of a synthetic resin in which the male part and the female part are engaged with each other. An index attachment member to which an index can be attached and the index are provided. The male part is integrally provided on the first strip base. The first band-shaped base is provided on the index. The female part is integrally provided on the second strip base. The second belt-like base is provided on the index attachment member. The heading tool (12az) which is Example 20 is as follows. 20-22, the said index attachment member (10az) is made into sheet form (21az). A partition paper (47az) for a file having a sheet shape (21az) is used as an index attachment member (10az). Only the scales of the display are printed in advance. The progress,%, 0, 50, 100 letters or numbers, etc., were pasted later with a print sticker (for example, tepla). Only the scales of the display are printed in advance so that letters, numbers, etc. can be freely written later. You may write by hand. Moreover, as an effect, it is comparable as the heading tool (12z) which is Example 19.

Next, a heading tool (12bz) which is Example 21 will be described. The heading tool (12bz) which is Example 21 is as follows. 23 to 25, the index attachment member (10bz) is in the form of a sheet (21bz). An adhesive is applied to the back surface of the sheet-like (21bz) index attachment member (10bz). An index attachment member (10bz) is attached to the tray (39). Only the scales of the display are printed in advance. Stock, remaining%, 0, 50, 100 letters or numbers, etc. were pasted with a print sticker (for example, Tepla) later. Only the scales of the display are printed in advance so that letters, numbers, etc. can be freely written later. You may write by hand. The effect is similar to that of the other embodiments, but is as follows. Items that are stored in bags, holders, trays, box files, etc., which are displayed in handwritten or written status each time you want to display the progress, inventory status, etc. of the contents in a timely manner It is possible to display the image clearly without sticking and without requiring much trouble.

Next, a heading tool (12cz) which is Example 22 will be described. A heading tool (12cz), which is Example 22, is a part of the heading tool (12bz), which is Example 21, as follows. The index attachment member is a tray. 26 and 27, only the displayed scales are printed in advance. A display board (31) on which characters, numbers, etc. of inventory, remaining%, 0, 50, 100, etc. are described is provided so as to be stored in the storage section (36). The storage portion (36) is provided in the index attachment member. The storage part (36) is in the form of a transparent sachet. The contents can be freely set by changing the display board (31). Moreover, as an effect, it is comparable as the heading tool (12bz) which is Example 21.

Next, a heading tool (12dz) which is Example 23 will be described. A part of the meaning of terms used in the application will be described. According to Kojien, a bag is a container in which things are put inside and the mouth is closed. Therefore, in this application, the bag shape describes a container shape in which an object is put in and the mouth is closed. The heading tool (12dz) which is Example 23 is as follows. 28 to 30, the index attachment member (10dz) is formed in a bag shape (30). The bag shape (30) is used as a plastic fastener bag. The female part (7dz) (7dza) is integrally provided on the second strip base. The second belt-like base is provided on the index attachment member (10dz). That is, the female part (7dz) (7dza) having the second belt-like base part is provided in two rows on the index attachment member (10dz). The effect is as follows. Since the female portions (7dz) (7dza) are provided in two rows, the biting force (fitting force) is relatively large as compared with the case of one row. Therefore, even when a hand or the like comes into contact with the index (9dz) or the index attachment member (10dz), the possibility that the index (9dz) is detached from the index attachment member (10dz) can be further reduced. Further, since the biting force is relatively large, the constant friction required for the index (9dz) to remain in the same place with respect to the slidable longitudinal (rail) direction of the index mounting member (10dz). The resistance can also be relatively large. Therefore, even when the longitudinal (rail) direction is set up vertically, the possibility that the index (9 dz) slides down from the index mounting member (10 dz) when vibration is applied to the index mounting member (10 dz) or the like is reduced. Can do. The index attachment member may have a bag shape having an opening. The effect is similar to that of the other embodiments, but is as follows. The effect of giving an example is described as follows. When bags containing goods are frequently transported between the same groups, such as within a corporation, it is necessary to change the displayed items each time to display the destination group name, etc. In addition, there is no need for labor to change the display object, and it is possible to display clearly without requiring much labor. In addition, although an example was described, it can be applied to other matters and utilization methods.

Next, a heading tool (12ez) which is Example 24 will be described. 38 to 39, a male part having a head is provided. A female part (7ez) having a substantially arc-shaped cross section having claw parts at both ends is provided. The male part and the female part (7ez) are provided as a synthetic resin-made occlusal member that engages the male part and the female part (7ez). An index attachment member to which an index can be attached and the index (9ez) are provided. The male part is integrally provided on the first strip base. The first strip base is provided at the index (9ez). The female part (7ez) is integrally provided on the second strip base. The second belt-like base is provided on the index attachment member. An index attachment member is affixed to the posting. The female part (7ez) is provided in a circular shape. The index (9ez) is provided in a circular shape, and a part thereof is cut out. An index (9ez) is provided to rotate with respect to the index mounting member. The effect is similar to that of the other embodiments, but is as follows. When trying to display, only a part thereof can be displayed in a limited manner, and it can be clearly displayed with little effort. In addition, although an example was described, it can be applied to other matters and utilization methods.

Moreover, although it does not show in particular about the heading tools of Examples 19, 20, and 23 which are each Example, you may make it as follows. The female part is provided on the index attaching member, and the female part is provided at the lower or central part of the index attaching member, but the female part may be provided on the upper part of the index attaching member. Is not particularly limited. Further, the following may be used. The sheet form may include a schedule table, a calendar, and the like. In addition, a heading tool may be arranged using a cover or back cover of a file that is an index attachment member.

Next, a heading tool (12 fz) which is Example 25 will be described. The heading tool (12fz), which is Example 25, is as follows in the heading tool (12) of Example 1. 40 to 41, a hole (41) which is a female (40) is provided in the index (9fz). The protrusion (43) which is a male (42) is provided in the index attachment member (10fz). When the effect is added, it becomes as follows. By engaging the female (40) and the male (42), the index (9fz) can be securely fixed to a predetermined position on the index mounting member (10fz). Further, the following may be used. A male projection may be provided on the index (9 fz), and a female hole may be provided on the index attachment member (10 fz).

Next, a heading tool (12 hz) which is Example 26 will be described. In FIG. 44, the male part is integrally provided on the first strip base. The female part (7hz) (7hza) is integrally provided on the second strip base. The male part and the female part (7 hz) (7 hza) are provided as an occlusion member made of a synthetic resin in which the male part and the female part (7 hz) (7 hza) are engaged. An index attachment member (10 hz) to which the index (9 hz) can be attached and the index (9 hz) are provided. The second belt-like base is provided on the index attachment member (10 hz). That is, the female part (7hz) (7hza) having the second strip base is provided in two rows on the index attachment member (10hz). The first strip base is provided at the index (9 hz). The index attachment member (10 hz) is formed in a bag shape. The bag shape is a clear film bag. It is provided so that paper or the like can be inserted by turning the insertion opening (44) on the upper surface and the side surface. Characters or the like may be printed in advance on the index (9 hz). You may write by hand. In addition, the effect is similar to that of the heading tool, which is another embodiment, but is as follows. The male part and the female part are occluded, a paper on which texts are printed is inserted into a clear film bag, and the index (9 hz) is slid on the index mounting member (10 hz). It is possible to move or stop at the position of, and it becomes easy to follow a sentence or the like for each line. Moreover, even when hung on the side of a personal computer, etc., it is light in weight, so it is less burdensome and convenient.

Next, a heading tool (12jz) which is Example 27 will be described. In FIG. 45, the male part is integrally provided on the first strip base. A female part (7jz) is integrally provided on the second strip base. The male part and the female part (7jz) are provided as a synthetic resin occlusion member in which the male part and the female part (7jz) are engaged. An index attachment member (10jz) to which the index (9jz) can be attached and the index (9jz) are provided. The second belt-like base is provided on the index attachment member (10jz). The first strip base is provided at the index (9jz). An index attachment member (10jz) is provided on the second attachment member (46). An index attachment member (10jz) is provided on the second attachment member (46), and in each case, the fusion attachment (45) is provided. Or it is good also as adhesion. Optionally, partly as fusion (45). In addition, the effect is similar to that of the heading tool, which is another embodiment, but is as follows. In a contractor whose level of fusion processing technology is not so high, a female part (7jz) is provided when it is difficult to arrange the second belt-like base part provided with the female part (7jz) on the index attachment member (10jz). Secondary processing can be performed relatively easily by purchasing the index mounting member (10jz) on which the second band-shaped base is disposed from another processor and providing the second mounting member (46) with the index mounting member (10jz). .

Moreover, in the heading tool which is each Example, when the stopper is not provided in the edge part of the longitudinal direction (arrow N) of the said male part, or the edge part of the longitudinal direction (arrow N) of the said female part This embodiment has the following effects. Even if the index attachment member and the index are not separated from each other, the index can be removed by sliding the index from the end in the longitudinal direction (arrow N). Further, since the index can be inserted from the end portion in the longitudinal direction (arrow N), it is not necessary to press the male portion and the female portion to engage each other.

Moreover, although the heading tool (12) which is Example 1, or the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2, it overlaps partially, it supplements. The heading tool (12) which is Example 1 is the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17 as follows. A heading tool (12) which is Example 1 is provided with the male part (2) in the index mounting member (10) in the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17, instead of the index mounting member. (10) is provided with the first strip base (3). The heading tool (12) which is Example 1 is provided with the female part (7) in the index (9) in the heading tool (12x) which is Example 17, instead of the index (9). The second strip base (8) is provided. That is, it is as follows. The male part (2) is integrally provided on the first strip base (3). The first belt-like base (3) is provided on the index attachment member (10). The female part (7) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8). The second strip base (8) is provided on the index (9). The first belt-like base portion (3) is provided on the index attachment member (10). The second belt-like base (8) is provided on the index (9), and when it is provided, it is fused. Alternatively, the first belt-like base (3) is provided on the index attachment member (10), and the case is provided as an adhesive. When the second strip base (8) is provided on the index (9), it is used as an adhesive. 1 and 32, at the male part (2) of the first strip base (3) provided on the index mounting member (10), the end part in the longitudinal direction (N) of the male part (2) (28) Stoppers (26) and (27) are provided on (29). As an effect, when the index (9) is moved, the index (9) is prevented from falling off from the index mounting member (10).

Moreover, the heading tool (12a) which is Example 2 is as follows. A heading tool (12a) which is Example 2 is provided with the female part (7) in the index mounting member (10a) in the heading tool (12y) which is Example 18, instead of the index mounting member. (10a) is provided with the second strip base (8a). The heading tool (12a) which is Example 2 is the heading tool (12y) which is Example 18, the male part (2) is provided in the index (9a), and instead the index (9a) is provided with the male part (2a). The first strip base (3a) is provided. That is, it is as follows. The female part (7) is integrally provided on the second strip base (8a). The index attachment member (10a) is provided with the second strip base (8a). The male part (2) is integrally provided on the first strip base (3a). The first strip base (3a) is provided on the index (9a). The first strip base (3a) is provided on the index (9a), and when provided, it is fused. The index attachment member (10a) is provided with the second strip base (8a). The first strip-shaped base (3a) is provided on the index (9a), and in the case where it is provided, it is an adhesive. When the second belt-like base portion (8a) is provided on the index attachment member (10a), adhesion is provided. In FIG. 1 and FIG. 31, in the female part (7) of the second strip base (8a) provided on the index attachment member (10a), the end part in the longitudinal direction (N) of the female part (7) Stoppers (37) and (38) are provided on (28a) and (29a). As an effect, when the index (9a) is moved, the index (9a) is prevented from dropping from the index mounting member (10a).

Further, the heading tool (12d) which is Example 5 is as follows. The male part (2) has a cross-sectional mushroom shape (18). Alternatively, the male part (2) has a cross-sectional arrowhead shape (19).

Further, although not specifically illustrated, each embodiment may be as follows. It is good also as the laminate which laminated | stacked synthetic resin etc. on the material of an index and an index attachment member. In addition, when writing characters or the like in the index, the index or index attachment member may be surface-treated to make it easier to write, to make it difficult to erase the written content, or to make the written content easier to see. You may use a color scheme to make it easier to see what you have written. Further, a small window or the like may be provided in the index so that characters written on the index mounting member or printed on the index mounting member can be seen, and may be formed into a frame shape. Further, when the index is moved, the index is picked and moved by a finger or the like, and therefore the index material may be a hard synthetic resin having high durability. In addition, since the index is picked and moved by a finger or the like, a non-slip projection or the like may be provided on a part of the index to prevent slipping when picked by the finger or the like.

The perspective view of the heading tools of Examples 1, 2, 11, 12, 17, and 18. FIG. FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged perspective view of Example 2. FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the first embodiment. FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged perspective view of Example 2. The partial expanded sectional view of Example 1, 2, 5, 6. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of Example 1, 2, 5, 6. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of Example 3, 4. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of Example 3, 4. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of Example 15. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of Example 15. FIG. FIG. 18 is a partial enlarged cross-sectional view of Example 16. FIG. 18 is a partial enlarged cross-sectional view of Example 16. The partial expanded sectional view of patent document 2. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of patent document 2. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of Examples 17 and 18. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of Examples 17 and 18. FIG. The perspective view of the heading tool of Example 19. FIG. The enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 19. FIG. The enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 19. FIG. The perspective view of the heading tool of Example 20. FIG. The partial enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 20. FIG. The partial enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 20. FIG. The perspective view of the heading tool of Example 21. FIG. The enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 21. FIG. The enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 21. FIG. The partial enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 22. FIG. The partial enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 22. FIG. The perspective view of the heading tool of Example 23. FIG. The partial enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 23. FIG. The partial enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 23. FIG. FIG. 4 is a partial enlarged cross-sectional view of Example 2. FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the first embodiment. FIG. 19 is a partial enlarged cross-sectional view of Example 18. FIG. 18 is a partial enlarged cross-sectional view of Example 17. 19 is a partially enlarged perspective view of Example 18. FIG. 19 is a partially enlarged perspective view of Example 18. FIG. FIG. 19 is a partially enlarged perspective view of Example 17. The partial enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 24. FIG. The partial enlarged front view of the heading tool of Example 24. FIG. The perspective view of the heading tool of Example 25. FIG. The partial expansion perspective view of the heading tool of Example 25. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of patent document 2. FIG. The partial expanded sectional view of Example 1, 2, 5, 6. FIG. The perspective view of the heading tool of Example 26. FIG. The perspective view of the heading tool of Example 27. FIG.

(1) Head (2) Male (3) First strip base (4) Tip (5) Claw portion (6) Sectional arc shape (7) Female portion (8) Second strip base (9) Index ( 10) Index mounting member (11) End (12) Heading tool, Example 1
(12a) Heading tool, Example 2
(12b) Heading tool, Example 3
(12c) Heading tool, Example 4
(12d) Heading tool, Example 5
(12e) Heading, Example 6
(12f) Heading tool, Example 7
(12h) Heading tool, Example 8
(12j) Heading tool, Example 9
(12k) Heading tool, Example 10
(12n) Heading, Example 11
(12q) Heading tool, Example 12
(12v) Heading tool, Example 15
(12w) Heading, Example 16
(12x) Heading tool, Example 17
(12y) Heading tool, Example 18
(12z) Heading tool, Example 19
(12az) Heading, Example 20
(12bz) Heading tool, Example 21
(12 cz) Heading, Example 22
(12dz) Heading tool, Example 23
(12ez) Heading tool, Example 24
(12 fz) Heading tool, Example 25
(12 hz) Heading tool, Example 26
(12 jz) Heading tool, Example 27
(13) Occlusal member (14) Tip (15) Claw part (16) U-shaped section (17) Female part (18) Mushroom section (19) Arrow-shaped section (20) Occlusal member (21) Sheet form (22) ) Claw (23) Location corresponding to the claw (24) Location corresponding to the claw (25) Female (26) Stopper (27) Stopper (28) End (29) End (30) Bag-like ( 31) Display board (32) Jaw part (33) Columnar part (34) Tip (35) Display member (36) Storage part (37) Stopper (38) Stopper (39) Tray (40) Female (41) Hole (42) ) Male (43) Protrusion (44) Insertion slot (45) Fusion (46) Second mounting member (47) Partition paper (arrow U) Direction (arrow D) Direction (arrow N) Longitudinal direction (arrow M) Return direction (A) Dimension (B) Dimension (F) Dimension (G) Dimension (H) Law (J) dimension (K) dimensions

Claims (11)

A male part having a head is integrally provided on the first belt-like base, a female part having a substantially arc-shaped cross section having claw portions at both ends is integrally provided on the second belt-like base, the male part and the female part, The male part and the female part are provided as an occlusal member made of a synthetic resin, and an index attaching member to which an index is attached and the index are provided, and the first belt-like base is provided on the index attaching member, The second band-shaped base is provided, or the index mounting member is provided with the second band-shaped base, the index is provided with the first band-shaped base, the male part and the female part are engaged, and the index is mounted on the index mounting member. A heading tool characterized in that it can be moved or stopped to an arbitrary position by sliding the, and can be released from the occlusal state by separating the index mounting member and the index. A male part having a collar part is integrally provided on the first belt-like base part, and a female part having a substantially arc-shaped cross section having claw parts at both ends is integrally provided on the second belt-like base part. An index attaching member to which an index is attached and the index are provided, the first belt-like base is provided on the index attaching member and the second belt-like base is provided on the index, or an index attaching member The claw part which is elastically deformed by the hook part inserted into the claw part by providing the second belt-like base part on the index and providing the first belt-like base part on the index and pressing the male part and the female part opposite to each other. Passing the buttocks, allowing the male part to be inserted into the female part, and locking the buttocks by the claw part restored after the buttocks passed through the claw part, The movement is restricted, the male part and female part are engaged, and the index is removed. The index can be moved or stopped at any position by sliding the index on the member, and the male part and the female part are pulled by the engaged male part and female part to A heading tool characterized in that, by trying to pull away, the hook part moves in the return direction from the claw part that is pressed and elastically deformed by the hook part, and can be released from the engaged state. The index tool according to claim 1, wherein the index attachment member and the index are made of synthetic resin. The female portion having a substantially U-shaped cross section having a claw portion at both ends, instead of the female portion having a substantially arc shape in cross section at both ends, and a U-shaped female portion having a claw portion at both ends. Heading tool. Provided at the tip of the columnar part at the male part having the head, the male part having the head and the columnar part provided at the tip of the columnar part, or the male part having the collar part. The heading tool according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the head part is a male part having the collar part and the columnar part. 6. The heading tool according to claim 1, wherein the male part has a cross-sectional mushroom shape or a cross-sectional arrowhead shape. The index attachment member is provided with the first belt-like base, or the index is provided with the second belt-like base, or the index is provided with the first belt-like base, or the index attachment member is provided with the second belt-like base. The heading tool according to any one of claims 3 to 6, wherein a base portion is provided and fusion is provided when each base portion is provided. The index attachment member is provided with the first belt-like base, or the index is provided with the second belt-like base, or the index is provided with the first belt-like base, or the index attachment member is provided with the second belt-like base. The heading tool according to any one of claims 3 to 6, wherein a base portion is provided, and each of the base tools is bonded when provided. A stopper is provided at an end of the male part in the longitudinal direction at the male part of the first belt-like base provided on the index attachment member, or the female of the second belt-like base provided on the index attachment member A stopper is provided at a longitudinal end of the female portion to prevent the index from falling off from the index mounting member when the index is moved. The heading described in. The indexing member according to claim 1, wherein the index attachment member is formed in a sheet shape. The indexing member according to claim 1, wherein the index attachment member is formed in a bag shape.

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