JP2012232566A - Paper catch box - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a paper catch box for aligning four corners of papers by assembling an original product obtained by pressing a piece of cardboard or a piece of corrugated cardboard.SOLUTION: A long side surface 2 of a pressed original cardboard is bent at a right angle along a fold line 6. A short side surface 3 is bent at a right angle along the fold line 6. A cut opening 10 is overlapped on a place where the tongue piece 7 of the long side surface 2 is formed to fix the tongue piece 7 by bending. Two holding parts 8 are bent upward to reinforce the short side surface 3. A finger insertion hole 9 is aligned to reinforce a place into which the finger is inserted.

Description

  The present invention relates to a document catch box for combining document spelling or advertising flyers.

  Conventionally, when combining several types of documents, or when combining advertising flyers, each document is picked up one by one, and multiple documents are aligned on the desk at the four corners.

JP 2001-225591 A

  In Document 1, the documents are aligned by pinching a bundle of documents to be aligned and tapping the side of the auxiliary tool together with the sandwiched documents on a desk or the like. There is a sentence,

  In general, when making documents by combining documents, when combining advertising flyers, etc., I bundled multiple sheets and aligned the four corners of the documents on the desk.

  Even if the documents are aligned on the desk, it may be bent if the number is small, so it must be aligned again, and the lower end may slide on the table, so it is not easy to align the documents .

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a document catch box characterized by a method that is simple in structure, can be manufactured at low cost, and can quickly align four corners of a document.

  In order to solve the problem, a box is required to catch the document. The first plan is a document catch box that is perpendicular to the document receiving surface and is perpendicular to the document receiving surface to prepare the document (for example, Japanese Industrial Standard A row 4 size) .

  The second proposal is a document catch box characterized in that the edges of the document are neatly aligned by tilting the document on the document receiving surface together with the document catch box.

  The third proposal is a document catch box characterized in that a prototype can be taken by pressing cardboard or cardboard once to make a document catch box.

    The fourth plan is a document catch box characterized in that cuts and creases are given to pressed cardboard or corrugated cardboard, and that a document catch box is completed when assembled along it.

  The fifth plan is a document catch box characterized in that it is easy to hold with a finger insertion hole 9 in FIG. 3 and putting a little finger or ring finger into the hole.

  The sixth proposal is characterized in that a pressed cardboard or cardboard is provided with a cut and a fold line, and when folded and assembled along the fold line, the left hand can hold the document catch box. It is a document catch box.

  The seventh proposal is characterized by the fact that the cardboard box can be held with the right hand when folded and assembled along the fold line where the cut cardboard or cardboard paper is cut and folded along the fold line. It is a document catch box.

  The eighth proposal is a document catch box that features easy-to-pick documents by cutting off some corners diagonally.

  According to the first and second plans, the sides of the document are in contact with the vertical and horizontal sides that are perpendicular to each other, and the edges of the document are aligned to a certain extent. A document catch box characterized by neatly aligned four corners of the document.

  According to the third proposal, a paper catch box that can be produced by pressing cardboard and cardboard once, reducing the number of parts, making the structure simple, and reducing manufacturing costs.

  According to the fourth plan, a prototype in which a cut, a fold line, a finger hole, and a cut are made on cardboard or cardboard with a single press is completed.

  According to the 6th and 7th plans, the original model of cardboard or cardboard, the long side and the short side can be folded along the fold line, and combined with the left hand to hold the document catch box. On the other hand, if you fold down and combine, you can have a document catch box with your right hand

  According to the fifth plan, there is a hole for inserting a finger, so you can hold the document catch box firmly.

The embodiment of the present invention is pressed on a flat cardboard or cardboard as shown in FIG. 1, and a prototype is made by bending lines, cutting, punching and cutting.

  Figure 2. By folding the dotted line upward or by folding the dotted line downward, you can have a document catch box for both left-handed and right-handed.

  3. When assembly is complete, put your finger in the hole and hold the document catch box. 1. Place the document on the document receiving surface and touch the document edge to the vertical, horizontal, and side. It is characterized by the fact that the four corners of the document are neatly aligned instantly by raising the angle slightly upward.

1. A prototype of a document catch box according to an embodiment of the present invention. Folding document paper box. It is a perspective view which shows the completion of assembly of a prototype.

1, Document receiving surface 2, Long side surface 3, Short side surface 4, Finger holder 5, Stapler notch 6, Bending line 7, Tongue piece 8, Holding plate 9, Finger insertion hole 10, Notch

Claims (2)

  Cut a sheet of cardboard, fold lines, punch holes, fold the originals that have been pressed with tongues, etc., and fold the combination to create a document receiving surface. The document catch box is characterized by having a document catch box with both left and right hands. The document catch box according to claim 1, characterized in that it has a finger hole so that it can be firmly held by both left and right handed people.

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