JP2014065190A - Writing instrument engageable memorandum book - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To develop a writing instrument engageable memorandum book which allows a writing instrument with a clip, which is generally spread such as a ball point pen, a mechanical pencil, and the like, to be engaged and carried with the memorandum book even if it is a simple notepad.SOLUTION: The writing instrument engageable memorandum book includes: a memorandum sheet booklet body 5 composed of laminated single leaf memorandum sheets 50; and a surface shell cover 3 for protecting the memorandum sheet booklet body 5 that has appropriate stiffness, and the memorandum sheet booklet body 5 includes a space so that a part of the space communicates with an outer edge side of the surface shell cover 3, and the space is a clip storing part 51 for receiving the clip 21 of the writing instrument 2.

Description

  The present invention relates to a relatively simple memo pad, and in particular, relates to a memo pad having a structure in which a writing instrument can be always provided and in which the writing instrument can be locked.

Notepads for reminders are widely used in daily life and business. This memo pad is not as carefully bound as a notebook, but the memo paper is simply bound for each single leaf, and after the memo is recorded, the single memo strip is used as needed. Have been better. Such a memo pad is extremely convenient as a familiar reminder, but on the other hand, even if you carry a memo pad, it is not used at all when writing instruments are not found, and it is in this situation. It also makes psychological irritation more inconvenient.
To deal with this situation, you should always keep the notepad with writing instruments, as you can see in a notebook, but in a notepad that is not as secure as a notebook, Such measures are not taken, or special writing instruments are assumed, even if they are focused.

JP 2009-34974 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 64-52771

  The present invention has been made in consideration of such a background, and even if it is a simple notepad notepad, the mounting of writing tools such as a ballpoint pen with a clip, a mechanical pencil, etc. This is an attempt to develop a notepad that can be locked together with a writing instrument that can be used together.

  First, a memo pad in which the writing instrument according to claim 1 can be freely locked includes a memo paper booklet formed by laminating single sheets of memo paper, and a shell cover having appropriate rigidity for protecting the memo paper booklet, and the memo paper The booklet is characterized in that a part of the booklet is provided with a space so as to communicate with the outer edge side of the outer shell cover, and this space is used as a clip storage part for receiving a clip in the writing instrument.

  In addition to the requirement of claim 1, the memo pad in which the writing instrument of claim 2 can be freely locked is simply bound so that the memo paper booklet can be peeled off and peeled off. It is characterized by this.

  Furthermore, in the notepad in which the writing instrument according to claim 3 can be freely locked, in addition to the requirement according to claim 1 or 2, the clip storage portion is located at a portion located inside the spine of the front shell cover. The memo paper booklet is cut out and configured.

  Furthermore, in addition to the requirements of claim 1, 2, or 3, the memo pad in which the writing instrument according to claim 4 can be freely locked is formed with the clip storage portion, so that a plurality of apparently rectangular memo faces are formed. A single sheet of memo paper that is recognized as a set of the above is characterized in that a separation line processing that can be divided is applied to the boundary of the rectangular memo surface.

  First, according to the first aspect of the present invention, a space is provided in the memo paper booklet so that a part thereof communicates with the outer edge side of the outer shell cover, and this space is used as a clip storage portion. It is possible to carry the memo pad and the writing instrument together as a single unit by inserting a clip of a writing instrument with specifications generally available on the market and holding the outer shell cover between the clip and the main body of the writing instrument.

  According to the invention described in claim 2, the memo paper booklet is simply stitched so that the single memo paper constituting the memo paper booklet can be peeled off, and after the memo recording, the single memo paper is easily peeled off, It can be affixed to a location, or handed over as a contact memo to another location, and can be easily carried with each memo paper sheet.

  Furthermore, according to the invention described in claim 3, the clip storage portion is configured such that a note paper booklet is cut out at a portion located inside the spine of the front shell cover. Writing instruments can be combined at the most appropriate site in

  Furthermore, according to the invention of claim 4, the single sheet of memo paper is not completely rectangular but partly cut out, and as a result, the cut out part is used as a clue to collect a set of rectangular memo surfaces. Because the separation line processing is applied to the boundary of the rectangular memo surface, even if it is originally a single sheet of memo paper, it can be separated using the separation line processing, and the amount of memorandum Appropriate use is possible depending on the situation.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the memo pad of this invention, (a) is a perspective view which shows the state which engaged the writing instrument, (b) is a front view which shows a use condition, (c) is a plane which shows the combination form of a writing instrument FIG. It is the perspective view (a) which decomposes | disassembles and shows a memo pad same as the above, and a front view (b). It is explanatory drawing which shows the other Example of this invention, (a) is a perspective view which shows the whole, (b) is a partial plan view, (c) is a partially broken front view. It is the front view (a) which shows other Example of this invention, and a partial expanded sectional view (b) same as the above. It is a perspective view which shows another Example same as the above. It is the perspective view (a) which shows another Example same as the above, and a partially expanded perspective view (b). It is a perspective view which shows other Example of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows two types of forms of the clip storage part in this invention in figure (1) (2). It is a perspective view which shows other Example of this invention.

  The mode for carrying out the present invention includes the following embodiments, and includes various improved modes based on this technical idea.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described based on illustrated embodiments.
As a first embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a basic form for combining a writing instrument 2 having specifications generally available on the memo pad 1 is shown. The memo pad 1 includes a front cover 3 and a memo paper booklet 5 bound in the front cover 3. First, the outer shell cover 3 is made of cardboard or the like having an appropriate rigidity so that the memo paper booklet 5 can be sufficiently protected even when the memo pad is carried, for example. The term “appropriate rigidity” refers to a rigidity capable of maintaining sufficient strength required for holding the writing instrument intended for the present invention, in addition to protecting the memo paper booklet 5. Actually, the purpose can be achieved with thick paper having a JIS standard of about 200 to 450 g / m ² . The actual product that the applicant is planning to provide to the market is 350 g / m ² as an example, but products outside the above range can of course be used. In addition, not only the paperboard but also a resin outer cover 3 may be applied.

  The front shell cover 3 is divided into a front cover 3A, a back cover 3B, and a back cover 3C so as to surround the note paper booklet 5 because the note pad 1 forms a so-called booklet shape. Of course, when the laminated thickness of the memo paper booklet 5 is thin, the spine cover 3C may not be provided. Furthermore, as long as the overall rigidity of the memo pad 1 is maintained, the front shell cover 3 may be formed only from the back cover 3B without providing the front cover 3A and the back cover 3C. As for the designation of the peripheral edge when the front shell cover 3 is viewed in plan, the so-called edge edge on the fore edge facing the spine cover 3C is the free edge 3E, and the so-called top and bottom edge in the direction orthogonal to this. Is the top and bottom edge 3F.

  On the other hand, the memo paper booklet 5 is a single piece of memo paper 50 stacked and integrated, and in order to make the description of the memo paper booklet 5 accurate, the part or orientation is defined as follows. That is, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the memo paper booklet body 5 is formed by binding memo paper single leaves 50 on one side to form a booklet, and the bound portion is defined as a constraining end E1. The edge part that faces the free edge part E2 and the side edge part orthogonal to the edge part are the top and bottom edge part E3. Regarding the direction of both the front shell cover 3 and the note paper booklet 5, the direction from the restraining end E1 to the free end E2 is a free direction D1, and the direction orthogonal to the plane is a top-to-bottom direction D2, A direction in which the single leaves 50 are overlapped is defined as a stacking direction D3.

  As a feature of the present invention, the memo paper booklet 5 has, as an example, a space provided in a shape that cuts out a part of the restraining end E1 side in a strip shape, and this space is a clip storage portion 51 that receives the clip 21 in the writing instrument 2. And The formation condition as the space of the clip housing portion 51 is to communicate with the outer edge side of the outer shell cover 3 to the last. In the basic embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the outer shell cover 3 communicates with one of the top and bottom edges 3 </ b> F.

  The combination of the memo paper booklet 5 and the front shell cover 3 is such that the constrained end E1 of the memo paper booklet 5 is glued inside the spine cover 3C of the front cover 3 and the two are integrated. ing. Therefore, in this embodiment, since the clip storage portion 51 is configured, the restraint end portion E1 side of the memo paper booklet 5 is a part (upper) thereof and is separated from the spine cover 3C of the outer shell cover 3 by a certain distance. This part may be glued separately to be in a restrained state, or may be left in a free state where it is not restrained. It is expected that the memo pad 1 having such a configuration is generally used in a vertically long state so that the side on which the clip storage part 51 is formed is upward, because of the form in which the writing instrument 2 is generally stored. Is done. Of course, it can be used in any way depending on the user.

  In order to lock the writing instrument 2 with respect to the memo pad 1, for example, the memo pad 1 is closed. In other words, the clip 21 of the writing instrument 2 is inserted into the clip housing 51 from the peripheral edge of the outer shell cover 3 where the open space of the clip housing 51 can be seen, and the main body 20 of the writing instrument 2 is attached to the outside of the outer shell cover 3. Lock. In the case of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, when the clip 21 holds the back cover 3C as shown in FIG. 2C, the main body 20 of the writing instrument 2 is locked so as to follow the outside. When the clip holds the back side of the front cover 3A or the back cover 3B, the main body 20 of the writing instrument 2 is locked to the outside thereof. A portion where the clip 21 holds the outer shell cover 3 is shown as a holding portion 30.

  In addition to the basic embodiments described above, the present invention can be considered in other forms. First, the form of the clip storage portion 51 formed on the memo paper booklet 5 will be described. Of course, the shape of the clip housing 51 itself is closely related to the structure of the outer shell cover 3, so these will be described together. As described above, the basic form is such that the constraining end E1 side of the memo paper booklet 5 is notched into a narrow strip shape from one top end E3 side, and the clip storage part 5 is formed. It is not necessarily limited to such a configuration. For example, the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 takes a form in which one of the top and bottom end portions E3 side is partially cut out from the restraining end portion E1 side to the free end portion E2. Correspondingly, when combining the writing instrument 2 with the outer shell cover 3, a part of the spine cover 3C is placed on the top edge 3F side so that the clip 21 of the writing instrument 2 can be inserted into the upper end E3. The clip insertion part 31 is formed so as to be cut from the clip.

  Further, the clip storage portion 51 is not necessarily provided so as to follow the outer edge of the memo paper booklet 5. For example, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, a space is formed as a slit-like cut along the free direction D1 from the intermediate portion of the restraining end portion E1 toward the free end portion E2, and this is also used as the clip storage portion 51. Good. This cutting direction may be from the free end E2 side as shown in FIG. 4, or may be formed from the top and bottom ends E3 toward the inside along the top and bottom direction D2 as shown in FIG. Further, in the form of the clip storage portion 51 described above, when the thickness of the stacked memo paper single sheets 50 is sufficient, the clip storage section 51 may not be formed for all the memo paper single sheets 50 of the memo paper booklet 5 in the stacking direction D3. . For example, as shown in FIG. 6, a stack of memo paper single sheets 50 in which a clip storage portion 51 is formed on a plurality of memo paper single sheets 50 having an appropriate thickness sandwiched between them, and is laminated on both upper and lower surfaces or one surface thereof. A rectangular shape that does not include a cutout for forming the clip storage portion 51 may be used.

  Further, the memo paper booklet 5 does not necessarily have to be a stack of single memo paper single sheets 50 having the same shape, and may be a collection of several memo paper single sheets 50 divided into strips. Good. In this case, for example, as shown in FIG. 7 (a), the clip storage portion 51 is formed in a step-like space formed by attaching one or two units of each memo paper booklet 5 to different heights. It is good also as the clip storage part 51. In addition, such strip-shaped memo paper single-sheet 50 can be used that has been subjected to sticky processing that can be easily peeled and bonded at the edge portions. Further, in addition to the so-called uneven arrangement, as shown in FIG. 7B, a set of strip-shaped memo paper booklets 5 are attached to the outer shell cover 3 with some gaps without sticking all together. In such a case, a space having a wider width can be configured as the clip storage portion 51. In this case, in the front shell cover 3, a clip insertion portion 31 having an insertion hole shape is formed on the spine cover 3C.

  Next, variations in the front cover 3 will be described. First, as shown in FIGS. 8A, 8A and 8B, in the basic embodiment, the back cover 3C or the front cover 3A of the front cover 3 is used. The clip cover 32 can be formed such that the back cover 3B is partially cut and the clip 21 is inserted deeper. Further, such a clip relief portion 32 is connected to the insertion hole type clip insertion portion 31 described above, as shown in FIGS. 8 (2) (a) (b) (c). It is good also as a notch | incision concerning the cover 3A or the back cover 3B. In the case of the embodiment shown in FIG. 8 (2), the clip relief portion 32 is formed on the front cover 3A. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 8 (2) and 8 (b), the writing instrument 2 is mounted on the front cover 3A. When held on the side, the upper part is sufficiently lowered, and as shown in FIGS. 8 (2) and 8 (c), when held on the back cover 3B side, the upper part of the writing instrument somewhat protrudes upward. . Therefore, it is possible to select a locking method according to the dimensions so that the entire writing instrument 2 does not protrude from the memo pad 1 as much as possible.

  Further, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 9, for example, by forming the clip storage portion 51 for the memo paper booklet 5, there appears to be a situation in which there are a number of seemingly subdivided rectangular memo surfaces. Show. This embodiment focuses on this, and makes the apparent rectangular memo face 52 separable by a separation line 53. The separation line 53 is preferably a continuous small hole generally called a perforation. When this is done, if the amount of memorandum is small, the memo pad is written using one apparent rectangular memo face 52 without using all of the memo face, and only that part is separated and saved or It can be used for transmission.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Notepad 2 Writing implement 20 Main body 21 Clip 3 Outer shell cover 30 Holding part 31 Clip insertion part 32 Clip relief part 3A Front cover 3B Back cover 3C Back cover 3E Free end 5 Memo paper booklet 50 Memo paper single leaf 51 Clip storage Part 52 Apparent rectangular memo face 53 Separation line D1 Free direction D2 Top and bottom direction D3 Stacking direction E1 Restraint end E2 Free end E3 Top and bottom end F3 Top and bottom edge

Claims (4)

A memo paper booklet formed by laminating a single piece of memo paper and a cover shell cover having an appropriate rigidity for protecting the memo paper booklet body, and the memo paper booklet part communicates with the outer edge side of the cover cover partly. A memo pad in which a writing instrument can be freely locked, characterized in that a space for the clip is provided to receive a clip in the writing instrument.
2. The memo pad according to claim 1, wherein the memo paper booklet is simply stitched so that a single memo paper sheet constituting the memo paper booklet can be peeled off.
3. The writing instrument according to claim 1, wherein the clip storage portion is configured such that a memo paper booklet is cut out at a portion located inside the spine of the front cover. Notepad.
  By forming the clip storage portion, the memo paper single leaf that is apparently recognized as a set of a plurality of rectangular memo surfaces is provided with a separable separation line processing at the boundaries of the rectangular memo surfaces. A memo pad in which the writing instrument according to claim 1, 2, or 3 is freely combined.

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