JP2012061834A - Documents pocket for file - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve problems in which in a conventional documents pocket for a file, even documents on the back side are easily drawn out when inserted documents are drawn out, all documents have to be drawn out when a character or the like is intended to be partially entered in a document, the contents of documents inserted below cannot be confirmed if the documents are not slightly drawn out, and also insertion of documents is troublesome.SOLUTION: A partition sheet adheres to the deposition part on the binding margin side and is incorporated in a pocket, and also the upper part of a pocket bag body above a position located below from the top on the order of roughly 1/3 to 1/4 of the pocket is widely cut into a valley type.

Description

  The present invention relates to a document pocket for files used for office work.

  In the past, file pockets for files have names such as clear pockets made up of transparent sheets, which are sold separately for replacement or are sold as a set as files, but when putting documents on the back and front For this reason, some products contain divider paper. The height and width are matched to the standard document.

  With the conventional file pocket for files, when pulling out the inserted document, the document put on the back side is easily pulled out, and if you want to write partial characters etc. on the document, you must pull out all the documents The contents of the document inserted at the bottom could not be confirmed unless the document was pulled out a little. Also, it was troublesome to insert and retrieve documents.

  In a document pocket that has been used in the past and is a bag for a file having an opening in the upper part, a partition sheet is fixedly incorporated in the pocket on the binding margin side welding portion, and approximately 1/3 from the upper part. The upper part of the pocket bag body was cut into a valley shape over the entire width from the position lowered by about 1/4. The figure shows an example in which a file closing hole is provided as a replacement pocket.

  Since the bag has a low opening, you can flip up the top of the inserted document and look at the top of the inserted document without pulling out the document, so you can easily pull out only the documents you need.

  Since the bag is cut into a valley shape over its entire width, it is easy to clue to the bag, and when inserting a document, it is inserted from the top of the bag, so the insertion is extremely easy. Because both ends of the bag are raised, the document is held at both ends and does not hang forward.

  Also, even if you do not pull out the entire document, both ends of the document are held by the high part of the bag, so it is easy to enter partial characters such as correction or addition to the bottom of the document at the position in the bag.

  In addition, since the partition sheet is fixed to the binding margin side, even if the front side document is pulled out, the back side document is not dragged and pulled out, it is easy to grip only the front side document, and the overall strength of the bag body is also large. Become.

  Since there is no bag on the upper part of the partition sheet, it is easy to attach a heading or the like to the side edge of the partition sheet in this part.

  Plan view   Plan view with standard documents inserted

  The partition sheet uses a bag and similar materials because of the welding, but if it is made slightly thicker than the bag and the upper part is somewhat lower than the standard processing size, the document inserted on the upper side The only clue is easy.

  Although it is better to make the bag transparent as is conventionally used, if the partition sheet is somewhat colored, it is easy to distinguish it from the document inserted on the back side.

  Ears for heading attachment can be provided as an integral part of the upper part of the partition sheet without the bag, which is convenient for some applications.

  Note that the figure shows a two-hole binding hole as a replacement pocket in the file, but it may be determined as needed, and is not necessary when binding to a file.

1 Pocket bag body 2 Welded part 3 Partition sheet 4 Insertion standard document 5 File closing hole

Claims (1)

  In a document pocket that has been used in the past and is a bag for a file having an opening in the upper part, a partition sheet is fixedly incorporated in the pocket on the binding margin side welding portion, and approximately 1/3 from the upper part. A file document pocket with the upper part of the pocket bag body cut into a valley shape over the entire width from the position lowered by about 1/4.

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