JP2015107298A - Slide card case - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve such a problem of a current card case that, (a) it is difficult to easily take out a business card from the case, (b) design at a small lot is poor in terms of versatility and cost, (c) there exists a box which is also said as an excessive package, and merely necessary for delivery after the printing of the business card, (d) the plastic-made box is troublesome in disposal, (e) an inexpensive raw material is not employed, and (f) there arises an expense for purchasing a separately-sold business card holder.SOLUTION: A clearance for taking out a card from a card case is formed, a tongue part being a substantially-inclined face is arranged in the card case from the clearance, the card is placed on the tongue part, and the card is made to slide, and taken out of the clearance. A resilience force for lifting the card so as to surround a tip of the tongue part to an upper face part side is also taken into consideration.

Description

  The present invention relates to a card case that stores cards such as business cards and card-type calendars and can be easily taken out.

A card, for example, a business card, is printed by a printer or the like, placed in a plastic or paper box, reaches the user of the business card, and the user takes out the business card from the box, and each user owns a business card. Replace the container and use it.
Each user purchases an optional business card holder.
Furthermore, because of the current garbage situation, the plastic box after taking out the business card is difficult to dispose of.
Patent Document 1 discloses a card slot using a leaf spring.

Full-open H2-10979

The current card case has the following problems.
A. It's difficult to remove a business card from the case.
B. There is no diversity in the design of small lots, and it is not low cost.
C. There is a box that is necessary only for delivery after business card printing.
D. Boxes made of materials such as plastic are difficult to dispose of.
E. Inexpensive raw materials are not used.
F. Expenses for purchasing an optional business card holder are incurred.

  In addition to the above, in the content disclosed in Patent Document 1, it is required to use a hard material such as plastic, and it is not a simple card case.

The present invention includes a die-cut paper and a card case in which the die-cut paper is assembled.
The characteristics of the die-cut paper are
An upper surface portion having an opening through which a finger can be inserted, an insertion portion on both sides of the upper surface portion, a front portion connected to the upper surface portion, and a plug inserted into the insertion portion connected to the front portion A lower surface portion having a notch portion, a side surface portion on both sides of the lower surface portion, a back surface portion connected to the lower surface portion, and a tongue portion connected to the back surface portion, This is a card case paper in which a folding line is inserted between each part to make a card case.

The feature of this card case is
When assembling the card case from the card case paper, the gap portion is bent inside the card case to create a gap portion between the upper surface portion and the rear surface portion, and the tongue portion becomes a substantially inclined surface, The card case is characterized in that the card is taken out from the gap portion by sliding the card on the slope.

Furthermore, the card case has the following characteristics.
It is a card case which has the elasticity which raises a card | curd by folding up the front-end | tip of the said tongue part so that it may wind around the said upper surface part side.

  By using the case, you can easily remove the card from the case and smoothly distribute cards continuously. In addition, the means described in the previous section can be expected to reduce design diversity, cost reduction, and waste disposal problems.

Exploded view of the card case according to the present invention Plan view of the card case after assembling the exploded view Side view of the card case after assembling the exploded view Front view of the card case after assembling the exploded view The figure which showed the tongue part seeing through the card case after assembling the development view from the side Perspective view of the card case after assembling the exploded view Diagram showing how to insert a card into the card case Cross section after card insertion Instruction for use Usage principle 1 Usage principle diagram 2 (when the number of cards decreases)

  Explained in the following examples

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
1. The card case 1 is used by cutting or bending a single plate-shaped material as shown in FIG.
2. When assembled as in the assembly diagram of FIG. 6, the shape is as shown in the plan view of FIG. 2, the side view of FIG. 3, and the front view of FIG.
3. The values of a, b, and c in FIGS. 2, 3, and 4 vary depending on the size and number of cards to be inserted.
4). As shown in the cross-sectional perspective view of FIG. 5, d and e of the tongue 7 are gently bent and given elasticity.
5. As shown in FIG. 7, the card is inserted into the case, and the insertion portion 6 is inserted into the cut portion 5 of the lower surface portion 3.
6). After inserting the card, the contents can be confirmed from the opening 8 of the upper surface 2 shown in FIG. 8 without opening the case.
7). As shown in FIG. 9, the card case 1 is held with one hand and the card surface is pushed with the finger pad.
8). Since the tongue portion 7 is folded inside the case, a gap portion is formed between the upper surface portion 2 and the rear surface portion 10 in FIG. 4, and the card comes out from the gap.
9. As shown in FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 illustrating the principle of use, when the card is slid, the card is smoothly taken out from the gap.
Even if the number of cards is reduced, the bellows 7d inside the case pushes up the card, and the bellows 7e can serve as a guide to take out the last one.
10. After inserting the card, even if the case is turned upside down, the card will not come out of the gap other than artificially. This is because the height of the front surface portion 9 and the back surface portion 10 is the same at the design stage of the case, and the calculation gap is 0 mm.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Card case 2 Upper surface part 3 Lower surface part 4 Side surface part 5 Cut part 6 Insertion part 7 Bello part 8 Opening part 9 Front part 10 Back part

Claims (3)

  A die-cut paper that, when assembled, becomes a card case. The die-cut paper has an upper surface portion having an opening through which a finger can be inserted, and insertion portions on both sides of the upper surface portion. A front portion connected to the upper surface portion, a lower surface portion having a notch portion connected to the front portion for inserting the insertion portion, and side surfaces on both sides of the lower surface portion, A card case paper having a back surface portion connected to a lower surface portion and a tongue portion connected to the back surface portion, and a folding line inserted between each portion in order to make a card case.   When assembling the card case from the card case paper according to claim 1, a gap is formed between the upper surface portion and the rear surface portion by bending the tongue portion to the inside of the card case. A card case, wherein the card is taken as a slope, and the card is taken out from the gap so as to slide the card on the slope.   The card case according to claim 2, wherein the card case has elasticity to raise the card by folding back the tip of the tongue part so as to be wound around the upper surface part side.

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