JP2015112747A - Card container - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a card container that can efficiently contain cards.SOLUTION: The card container has: two sheet-like members forming a bag part with an approximately rectangular shape having a part corresponding to one long side of the rectangular shape opened and parts corresponding to the other three sides closed; and a plurality of L-shaped slits 1 provided in at least either one of two sheet-like members forming the bag part. Each of the plurality of L-shaped slits has a slit-like parallel part 1a that is approximately parallel to a lower side 5, a closed long side with a width rather wider than the width of a card to be inserted thereinto; and a cut-down part 1b cut down from one end of the slit-like parallel part toward the lower side. The plurality of L-shaped slits are successively shifted in a direction toward the cut-down parts of the L-shaped slits and successively shifted in a direction toward upper sides and arranged like ascending stairs so that the plurality of L-shaped slits do not cross each other.

Description

  The present invention relates to a card slot.

Conventionally, a card slot having a function of arranging cards using a sheet material is well known.

JP 2000-48143

ACT 7-21384

  Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-48143 can be provided by shifting the slit on the card insertion surface and storing the card, but since the slit is shifted obliquely, the size of the main body is increased in both the vertical and horizontal directions. As a result, a large storage product is obtained.

  Since the actual open flats 7-21384 are arranged with slits for inserting cards, if a large number of cards are to be stored, the storing portion becomes large.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to solve the above problems and to provide a card case that can efficiently store a card.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention forms two substantially rectangular bag portions in which a portion corresponding to one long side of a rectangular shape is an opening and a portion corresponding to the other three sides is closed. And a plurality of L-shaped slits provided in at least one of the two sheet-shaped members forming the bag portion, and each of the plurality of L-shaped slits of the card to be inserted A slit-like parallel part that is slightly wider than the width, with the closed long side as the lower side, and substantially parallel to the lower side, and a cut-down part that is cut down from one end of the slit-like parallel part toward the lower side The plurality of L-shaped slits are sequentially shifted in the direction of the cut-down portion of the L-shaped slit, and are sequentially shifted in the upper side direction so that the plurality of L-shaped slits do not cross each other. Are arranged in a staircase To provide a card pocket, wherein the door.

As described above, the present invention has the following effects.
1. Since the sheet material is provided with a plurality of L-shaped slits, the present invention itself is not bulky, and as a result, a lightweight and thin material can be provided.
2. Since the cards can be stored while being shifted along the lower side, a plurality of cards can be efficiently stored in a small area.

It is a perspective view from the front and slightly upper direction of the card slot of one Example of this invention. It is explanatory drawing of the card insertion part of this invention. It is a front view at the time of card accommodation of the card slot of Example 1 of this invention. It is a perspective view of the card case of Example 2 of this invention. It is a perspective view of the modification of the card slot of Example 2 of this invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
(Example 1)

  As shown in FIG. 1, the card case has a bag portion 9 having a substantially rectangular shape. This bag part 9 is substantially rectangular, and is formed of a front sheet-like member 4a and a back sheet-like member 4b. The front sheet-like member 4a and the back sheet-like member 4b are configured by folding a single rectangular sheet into two with a portion corresponding to the lower side 5 being a fold line. The lower side 5 of the bag portion 9 corresponding to the long side of the rectangle and both lateral sides 8 corresponding to the short sides facing each other in the direction perpendicular to the lower side are closed, and the front upper side 6 corresponding to the other long side of the rectangle The rear upper side 7 forms an opening. The lateral sides 8 of the front sheet-like member 4a and the rear sheet-like member 4b are configured so as to be closed by bonding or welding to form a bag portion.

  Each of the L-shaped slits 1 includes a slit-like parallel portion 1a that is slightly wider than the card width substantially parallel to the lower side 5, a cut-down portion 1b formed by lowering one end in the lower-side direction, It is comprised from the slit edge part 1c used as the edge of this, and the cut-down edge part 1d located in the edge of the cut-down part 1b. The slit end portion 1c and the cut-down end portion 1d are provided with arc-shaped barbs to prevent damage when the card 10 is inserted. The plurality of L-shaped slits 1 are sequentially shifted in the direction of the cut-down portion of the L-shaped slit, and are sequentially shifted in the direction of the upper front side 6 so that the L-shaped slits 1 do not intersect with each other. The L-shaped slits are arranged so as to form an upward staircase. Although the positions in the height (depth) direction of each L-shaped slit are different, when the card 10 is inserted into each L-shaped slit, the lower side of each card 10 is inserted up to the lower side 5 of the bag portion 9. The positions of the cards 10 in the height (depth) direction are aligned.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a crease 3 that forms a triangular tongue 2 is provided at the L-shaped corner of the L-shaped slit 1, and the tongue 2 is bent through the crease 3. A gap portion 11 is formed between the tongue-like portion 2 and the sheet-like member 4b, and a mark 12 that can be identified by color or shape is provided in the vicinity of the tongue-like portion 2 or in the tongue-like portion 2. The card 10 can be easily inserted.

As a further means for guiding the card 10 to the tongue-like portion 2, the slit-like parallel portion 1a may be inclined with respect to the lower side 5 as in the above embodiment in order to attract the eyes. Therefore, the term “substantially parallel” does not mean mathematical parallelism, but also allows for an extremely inclined one. The cut-off width of the L-shaped slit 1 only needs to be sufficient to form the tongue-like portion 2. The front sheet-like member 4a and the back sheet-like member 4b are not formed by folding one sheet, but may be separate members.
(Example 2)

 As shown in FIG. 4, the card slot of the second embodiment is obtained by connecting two card slots described in the first embodiment. That is, in the coupled card case of the second embodiment, the height of the back sheet-like member 4b without the L-shaped slit 1 in the card case of the first embodiment is several millimeters higher than that of the front sheet member 4a. Two things which are several tens of millimeters high are prepared, and the back upper sides 7 of each are connected. In the connection type card case of this embodiment, the two bag portions 9 are connected so as to face each other and face each other, so that the spread spread can be used. Further, in consideration of the thickness of the overlapping cards 10, gusset forming lines 13 are provided on both sides of several millimeters of the connected back upper side 7. Further, the L-shaped slits 1 of both bag portions 9 can be arranged symmetrically as shown in FIG.

As mentioned above, although this invention was demonstrated based on the Example, this invention is not limited to these Examples, For example, as shown in FIG. The depth) may be lower than the height of the card 10 or may not be provided with the crease 3 or the mark 12 as shown in FIG. What is necessary is just to select the optimal thing according to the card | curd 10 to hold | maintain also about the magnitude | size and material of a sheet | seat. In short, anything may be used without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

1 L-shaped slit
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1a Slit-like parallel part 1b Cut-down part 1c Slit end part 1d Cut-down end part 2 Tongue-like part 3 Folding 4a Front sheet-like member 4b Rear sheet-like member 5 Lower side 6 Front upper side 7 Rear upper side 8 Horizontal side 9 Bag part 10 Card 11 Crevice Part 12 mark 13 gusset forming line

Claims (3)

  Two sheet-like members forming a substantially rectangular bag portion in which a portion corresponding to one long side of the rectangular shape is opened and a portion corresponding to the other three sides is closed, and the bag portion are formed A plurality of L-shaped slits provided on at least one of the two sheet-like members, each of the plurality of L-shaped slits being blocked by a width that is slightly wider than the width of the card to be inserted. A plurality of L-shaped slits, each having a slit-like parallel portion that is substantially parallel to the lower side, with a long side as a lower side, and a cut-down portion that is lowered from one end of the slit-like parallel portion toward the lower side. Are sequentially shifted in the direction of the cut-down portion of the L-shaped slit, and are sequentially shifted in the upper side direction so that the plurality of L-shaped slits do not intersect with each other, and are arranged in an upward staircase shape. A card case characterized by.   2. The card case according to claim 1, wherein the L-shaped slit is provided with a foldable crease in the vicinity of the L-shaped bend, and the L-shaped bend can be bent as a triangular tongue-shaped portion near the L-shaped bend. 3. Two card slots according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the height of at least one sheet-like member of each card slot is greater than the card height, and the upper side of each sheet-like member The card case according to claim 1, wherein the bag openings are connected so that the opening portions of the bag portions face each other.

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