JP2609883B2 - First aid container - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a first aid bag container.

Conventionally, medical supplies such as first aid kits are sealed in paper bags one by one, and a certain number of them are put on the market in paper boxes, plastic containers, cans, etc. However, it cannot be swiftly performed, and it is easy to be contaminated by pulling out unnecessary things together with necessary things and touching them, or dropping onto the floor surface, which is not preferable from the viewpoint of hygiene.

The present invention is designed to take out one by one from a container in which emergency buns and stoves are stored in an aligned state so that it can be grasped with your fingertips. It is sanitary, has a simple structure, and is easy to use.

The embodiment will be described below.
There is a container (2) for holding the emergency bandages (1), which are provided in series or two through a cutting line or the like, in an appropriate amount and holding them in a stacked state, and is provided at one end of the side wall (3). An outlet (4) is provided. A take-out body (5) on which the emergency band is placed is located adjacent to the take-out port so as to protrude from the take-out port, and the take-out body can be moved in the direction of the take-out port. I have. The gap between the edge of the outlet (4) and the upper surface of the outlet is formed such that the intermediate portion (4a) allows the first aid pan to pass through one by one, and the both ends (4b) are formed wide. ing.
In the illustration, there is an outlet (6) in the direction of the side plate opposite to the inlet of the container body (8) having a central opening (7) of the side plate following the inlet (6) of the emergency band. A take-out body (5) is provided next to the take-out port. In this take-out body, stepped portions (5a) formed at both ends are slidably in contact with guide plates (9), (9) projecting inward from the container main body, and a lower surface thereof is projected plate (10), (9) 10) Guided to
Although the movement position is regulated by the projection (13) engaging with the elongated hole (12) provided in the end plate (11), the take-out body may be moved in the longitudinal direction of the container. The take-out body is biased toward the take-out port side by springs (14) (14), etc. When the operating piece (15) is pushed, the take-out body goes into the back, and when released, it returns to the take-out port side. The spring can be omitted and the extractor can be moved manually.
If the operation piece is provided here using the projection (13), the operation piece does not greatly protrude outward, which may be convenient.

This take-out body is equipped with a friction body that acts on the first aid bag located at the end housed in the container and causes a frictional action to move it to the outlet. Although a rubber plate (16) having a rough surface is used, a frictional body can be appropriately formed by providing a non-slip synthetic resin, a foam, or a flocked member, or by forming a rough surface. Needle-like projections (17) and ridges may be provided as shown in FIG.

(18) is a weight, which is placed on the aligned first aid band and pressed against the take-out body, which makes the take-out operation easier.

When using this, the lid is opened, the emergency bandages are arranged and stored in the container body, and the lid is covered by placing a weight or the like. When you push the operation piece of the eject body and release your hand, the eject body returns to the outlet side with one piece of the emergency bag and projects from the outlet, so you can pick it up with your finger and take it out, which is hygienic. Since it can be taken out one by one surely and quickly, it is also effective for emergency situations, and there is no fear of contamination because it does not touch other stored things. Also, the structure is simple and can be made economically, and various plasters,
It can be widely used for small bags containing gauze and absorbent cotton, and various other sheets, and the above-mentioned rescue patches are included.

The present invention is configured as described above, the take-out body is provided in the lower part of the container body, and the emergency bandage is placed in a stacked state on the take-out body, and the take-out body is retracted from the take-out opening opened in the side wall of the container body. As described above, the friction member is provided on the upper surface of the take-out body, so that when the take-out body is pulled out from the outlet, the lowermost one of the emergency band is removed by the take-out body.
It is possible to take out one by one, and at this time, since the weight was placed on the laminated body of the emergency banso, the lowermost emergency banso was restrained by the friction body on the upper surface of the above takeout body and reliably pulled out together with the takeout body, In addition, since the pressing action by the weight is almost constant regardless of the size of the laminated body, it is possible to reliably pull out the first one as well as the last one, and then take out the weight by the weight as described above. Even when the body is pressed, the take-out body slides smoothly because the steps at both ends thereof are in sliding contact with the guide plates and the lower surface is supported by the projecting plate, and the take-out port of the take-out port where the take-out body appears and disappears. The gap between the edge and the upper surface of the take-out body is formed so that the first part of the emergency bag can pass through one by one, and both ends are wider than that. Or have ends folded curved, even or folded to pass through without any problem the outlet can be retrieved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 1 is a perspective view, Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view, Fig. 3 is a plan view of a container body, Fig. 4 is a rear view, and Fig. 5 is an explanatory view of a taken-out state. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a modified example of the take-out body. (1) Emergency band, (2) Container, (4) Outlet, (5) Outlet, (18) Weight, (19) Lid

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] A container body for storing emergency bandages in a stacked state has a weight placed on the layered body of the emergency bandage, and a take-out body for mounting the emergency bandage on a lower portion of the main body. And a side wall of the container body on the side of the take-out body is provided with a take-out port for retracting the take-out body. The guide plate provided in the main body is slidably provided, and the lower surface is slidably provided by being guided by a protruding plate protruding into the main body.The gap between the edge of the outlet and the upper surface of the take-out body is An emergency bandage container in which an intermediate portion is formed in a gap through which the emergency bandage passes one by one, and both end portions are formed in a wide space.