JP2849720B2 - Emergency band container - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Object of the Invention] The present invention relates to a rescue bag.

Conventionally, medical supplies such as emergency bandages are sealed in paper bags one by one, and a certain number of them are put on paper boxes, plastic containers, cans, etc., and are sold on the market. , Can not be taken out quickly
In addition, it is easy to be polluted by pulling out unnecessary things together with necessary things and touching the hand, falling on the floor surface, and when working on water, water drops fall in the container, and from sanitation It is also unfavorable.

[Configuration of the invention]

The present invention is designed to take out one by one from containers in which emergency bandages are stored in a stacked state and to be able to pick them with a fingertip, in time for emergency, touch with anything other than necessary, or go out of the container. 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 emergency bags (1), two or more connected in series via cut lines or the like, in a state of being stacked in an appropriate amount, and an outlet at one end of the side wall (3). (4) is provided. A take-out body (5) is located adjacent to and adjacent to the take-out port, and the take-out body can be moved in the direction of the take-out port. The illustrated one has an outlet (6) for the emergency band and an outlet (4) in the direction of the side plate opposite to the above-mentioned inlet of the container body (8) having the central opening (7) of the side plate, A take-out body (5) is provided adjacent to the take-out port. This take-out body is guided by guide plates (9) (9) projecting inward from the container body and projecting plates (10), (10) projecting upward, and by a locking plate (11) also projecting upward. The moving position is regulated by the locking ridge (13) provided on the engaging body to be engaged. However, the moving body may be moved in the longitudinal direction of the container. This take-out body is urged to the take-out side by springs (14), (14) and the like. When the operation piece (15) is pushed, it goes into the inside, and when it is released, it returns to the take-out side. However, the spring can be omitted and the take-out body can be moved manually.

As shown in FIG. 5, the upper surface of the take-out body on the outlet side has an emergency band between the outlet and the edge of the outlet.
It has a gap for passing it one by one, and acts on the emergency bandages located at the end stored in the container, and the inner part on the side in contact with the emergency bandage is moved so that it can be moved one by one to the exit. As shown in FIG. 5, there is provided a drawing operation piece (16) which is gradually inclined upward so as to be located above the edge of the outlet. For example, if the emergency bandage contained in the container is heavy or slippery, the angle may be small, and if the emergency bandage is light or slippery, the angle may be set at a small angle. Good. The one shown in the drawing has a rubber plate as the draw-out operating piece, and further has a ridge (17) extending on the surface thereof in the direction of the outlet, but is provided with a non-slip synthetic resin, a foam, a flocking, Can be appropriately formed to generate a large frictional effect by forming a rough surface.

When this is used, the lid is opened, emergency bandages are stacked and stored in the container body, and the lid is covered. The emergency band rests on a pull-out operation piece provided on the take-out body and is inclined at an angle. When the operating piece of the take-out body is pressed and released, the slanted draw-out operating piece of the take-out body securely catches the emergency band and sends it to the take-out side as if it were hooked. , So that it can be picked out with a finger and taken out.

In addition, the edge of the above-mentioned outlet, that is, in the case of the illustrated one, the lid (1) of the container which is detachably fitted to the container body.
9) A regulating body (22) formed of a brushed body such as velvet, sponge, or other flexible material on the lower front end (21) of
When taking out the above-mentioned emergency band, this restricting body engages with the second band which is overlapped with the first band to be drawn out, and regulates its movement. Only one take-out body can be pulled out more reliably. In the above case, if the weight (18) is placed on the layered emergency band and pressed against the take-out body, the take-out operation is further facilitated, and the cover (19) is replaced with the lid (19) instead of the weight. Pressing can be performed by an appropriate method such as by interposing a spring or a compressible foam between them.

FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the take-out body, in which the draw-out operating piece is formed so as to be curved slightly downward and gradually inclined toward the back. Conversely, it is also possible to incline while curving upward slightly.

〔The invention's effect〕

With this product, the emergency rescue band is caught by the slanted pull-out operation piece and sent to the take-out port, and it can be taken out from the take-out port one by one reliably and quickly. It is sanitary because there is no need to worry about contamination because it does not touch the objects. In addition, the structure is simple and can be made economically, it can be widely used,
It can be widely used for various types of plaster, small bags containing gauze and absorbent cotton, and various other sheets, thick and thin ones, and the above-mentioned emergency bandages include these.

[Brief description of the drawings]

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 an enlarged perspective view of a take-out body, and FIG. FIG. 6 is an enlarged side view of another take-out body. (1) first aid, (2) container, (4) outlet,
(5) Take-out body, (16) Pull-out operation piece, (19) Lid, (22)
Regulatory body

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A container for storing and holding an emergency band in a stacked state, an outlet formed in a side wall of a container corresponding to an end of the layered emergency band, and slidable in a removing direction facing the outlet. And a gap between the edge of the outlet and the upper surface of the outlet on the outlet side is formed as a gap through which the emergency band passes one by one, and the edge of the outlet is flexible. And an upper surface of the take-out body, the surface of which is gradually inclined upward toward the rear end of the take-out body, and a back portion is located above an edge of the take-out body and has a surface that produces a frictional action. Emergency band container formed with a draw-out operation piece.