JP3000761U - Commuter pass case, commuter pass lifting tool for commuter pass case, and insole for commuter pass case - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] In order to properly push out the stored commuter pass even when the hand is sweaty, a push-up member having an operating portion and a plate to which the member is movably attached are provided. And a member are provided on the commuter pass case. [Composition] A commuter pass pushing-up member 7 is a long hole in a main body of a case 1 which includes a front case wall 2 and a rear case wall 3, and a window 2a formed in each case wall is closed by a transparent body. 6b
A plate-like member 6 is provided that is movably attached while being guided by. The operation portion of the member 7 for pushing up the commuter pass is exposed to the outside through the transparent body long hole 4a on the front side.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a commuter pass case, and more specifically, a commuter pass can be easily put out when inserting the commuter pass into the commuter pass insertion slot of an automatic ticket gate, and the commuter pass can be easily stored. The present invention relates to a commuter pass case and a commuter pass pushing tool for the commuter pass case.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, this type of commuter pass case has a long hole formed on the wall surface of the case, and when the commuter pass is taken out, the commuter pass stored through this long hole is pushed up directly to the opening side with a finger. Has been put to practical use. However, with this configuration, there was a problem that when the hand was sweating, the fingers slipped on the surface of the commuter pass and could not be pushed out well.

Therefore, in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 5-4914, the one shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B is proposed. In other words, this commuter pass case 20 is a double-sheet 21 that is folded in a state of being shifted so that the long and short pieces 21a and 21b are formed, and the double sheet 21 is formed into a bag-like case with the folded part on the back side. It is built in. A knob 22 is attached to the short piece portion 21b through a long hole 20c formed in the case wall 20a on the short piece portion 21b side of the double sheet 21. In this commuter pass case 20, the commuter pass 10 stored in the case sandwiched by the double sheet 21 is moved to the opening side of the case by putting a finger on the knob 22. By doing so, it can be pushed out from the case opening and inserted into the automatic ticket gate as it is. When storing the commuter pass 10 in the case, place the end of the commuter pass 10 on the long piece 21a of the double sheet 21 and slide between the double sheets while sliding on the long piece 21a. The commuter pass 10 can be stored by pushing the seat 21 into the back of the case.

[0004]

However, in the commuter pass case 20 described above, for example, when the knob 22 is forgotten to be raised when the commuter pass is stored, as shown in FIG. There is a problem that the commuter pass 10 cannot be issued even if the commuter pass 10 is inserted between the long piece 21a and the case wall 20b and stored, and then the knob 22 is pushed up. Since the knob 22 is fixed to the hole formed in the short piece portion 21a of the double sheet 21, the large diameter portion 22a located on the inner surface side of the short piece portion 21a of the double sheet 21 is provided in the knob 22. As shown in FIG. 7C, the tip of the commuter pass 10 is engaged with the end surface of the large-diameter portion 22a, so that the commuter pass 10 can only be stored halfway, or at this time, the commuter pass 10 is forcibly pushed in to be stored. Therefore, there is a problem that the commuter pass 10 may be bent and damaged. Double seat with commuter pass pushed out Also, when you try to put the commuter pass pushed out through the double seat into the ticket gate machine as it is, the double seat that pops out from the case opening with the commuter pass There is a problem that the long piece may be pulled into the ticket gate together with the commuter pass.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to make it more effective than the commuter pass case that has been put into practical use even when the hand is sweaty. (EN) It is possible to provide a novel commuter pass case that can reliably put out a commuter pass and a commuter pass lifting tool used for the commuter pass case.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the invention of claim 1 is a commuter pass case, wherein a plate-like member is provided facing an inner surface of a case wall having an elongated hole, and the plate-like portion. A member for pushing up a commuter pass, one end of which is attached to a member so as to be movable in the direction of the long hole, and which has an operable operation portion formed at the other end extending to the outside of the case wall through the long hole. It is characterized by having.

According to a second aspect of the invention, in the commuter pass case according to the first aspect, at least a part of an end portion of the plate-like member on the commuter pass insertion opening side is provided on the case wall side. It is characterized in that a guide portion for inserting a commuter pass is formed so as to extend outward from the end portion.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the commuter pass case according to the first aspect, a long hole corresponding to the above long hole is formed in the plate-shaped member, and the plate-shaped member of the commuter pass pushing-up member is formed. A plate-shaped member side slip-out prevention portion having a diameter larger than the width of the elongated hole is formed in a portion extending to the back side of the plate-shaped member through the elongated hole of the case wall. The width of the long hole is set to be larger than the width of the long hole to form the case wall side slip-out preventing portion, and the connecting portion between the slip-out preventing portions is formed in a cylindrical shape.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the commuter pass case according to the first aspect, an opening for taking out and inserting the commuter pass is provided together with the case wall, and a space for accommodating the plate-shaped member is formed inside. It is characterized by having a case wall.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the commuter pass case of the fourth aspect, the case wall in which the elongated hole is formed is formed of a flexible material, and both side ends of the plate-shaped member are formed. It is characterized in that a spacer portion is provided to bend near both end portions of the case wall and separate from the plate member.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, a commuter pass case commuter pass case is provided which has an opening for inserting and removing the commuter pass and which is attached inside a commuter pass case having at least one case wall formed with a long hole. A pushing-up tool, which is a plate-shaped member having a size that does not easily fall when inserted into a commuter pass case, and one end of which is attached to the plate-shaped member so as to be movable in the direction of the long hole It has a member for pushing up a commuter pass, which has an operable portion formed at the other end extending to the outside of the case wall through the hole.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the commuter pass pushing-up tool for a commuter pass case according to the sixth aspect, a bent portion to the operation portion side is formed at each of both side end portions of the plate-shaped member. It is what

The invention of claim 8 is the commuter pass lifting tool for a commuter pass case according to claim 6, wherein at least a part of one end side of the plate-shaped member is closer to the opening side end part of the case wall. It is also characterized in that it is formed so as to project outward.

According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, in a commuter pass case having an opening for taking out and inserting a commuter pass and having a long hole formed in at least one case wall made of a flexible material, the side surface has a commuter pass or more. A plate-shaped member having a space and having a spacer portion at both end portions which is bent near both end portions of the case wall to separate from the plate-shaped member is provided in the case. is there.

According to a tenth aspect of the invention, in the commuter pass case of claim 9, at least a part of an end portion of the plate-like member on the commuter pass insertion opening side is provided on the one case wall. It is characterized in that a guide portion for inserting a commuter pass is formed so as to extend outside the end portion on the opening side.

The invention of claim 11 is an insole for a commuter pass case, which is provided inside a commuter pass case having an opening for inserting and removing the commuter pass and at least one case wall having a long hole formed therein. The plate-shaped member has a size such that it is not easily removed by being inserted into the commuter pass case, and bent portions are formed at both end portions.

According to a twelfth aspect of the present invention, in the insole for a commuter pass case according to the eleventh aspect, at least a part of one end side of the plate-shaped member is located outside the end portion on the opening side of the case wall. It is characterized in that it is formed so as to project.

[0018]

[Action]

 In the commuter pass case of claims 1 to 5, when the commuter pass is stored, the commuter pass is inserted from the opening of the commuter pass case between the case wall having the elongated hole and the plate member. At this time, if the pushing-up member is stopped at a position midway in the longitudinal direction of the long hole of the case wall, the leading edge of the commuter pass in the insertion direction is not aligned with the inner surface of the case wall and the plate member. The push-up member is located between the push-up members, and the push-up member is moved to the inner side by the continuous insertion of the commuter pass. When issuing the commuter pass, the operation part of the commuter pass lifting member is moved to the opening side with a finger, and the inner surface of the case wall and the plate-like member engaged with the inner edge of the commuter pass. The commuter pass is pushed up through the pushing-up member portion between and to project from the opening.

Particularly, in the commuter pass case of claim 2, when storing the commuter pass, the end of the commuter pass is extended outside the opening side end of the case wall. The commuter pass is inserted between the plate-shaped member and the case wall while sliding on the guide-portion surface of the plate-shaped member after sliding on the guide portion of the plate-shaped member.

Further, in the commuter pass case of claim 3, a columnar connecting portion for connecting the relatively large diameter retaining portions at both ends is provided at the peripheral portion of the long hole in the case wall or the plate member. Even when the connecting portion is brought into contact with the peripheral portion and slides in the opposite direction during the operation of moving the pushing-up member by the finger, the contact area between the both can be made relatively small. Further, even when the pushing-up member rotates around the axis of the connecting portion during the moving operation, the stable engagement with the commuter pass is maintained.

In addition, in the commuter pass case of claim 4, a normal commuter pass having a case wall formed with an elongated hole and a case wall forming a space with an opening for inserting and removing the commuter pass. Inside the ticket case, the plate-shaped member with the above-mentioned member for pushing up the commuter pass is installed so that the operation part of the member for pushing up the commuter pass is exposed to the outside through the long hole of the case wall and fixed. We can manufacture case cases. Further, not only between the case wall in which the long hole is formed and the plate-shaped member, but also between the other case wall and the plate-shaped member can be used as the commuter pass storage portion.

Further, in the commuter pass case of claim 5, the spacers provided at both side ends of the plate-like member are bent to bend the vicinity of both side ends of the case wall formed with elongated holes. The inner surface is separated from the plate-shaped member, and a gap for inserting the commuter pass is secured at the center side of the plate-shaped member and the case wall.

Further, in the commuter pass pushing-up tool for a commuter pass case according to claims 6 to 8, the commuter pass insertion / removal device is such that the operation part of the commuter pass pushing-up member is exposed to the outside through the long hole of the case wall. It is fitted inside a regular commuter pass case that has an opening for use and has a slot formed in at least one case wall. As a result, the regular commuter pass case can be modified into a commuter pass case having the same function as the commuter pass case of claim 1. The commuter pass case of claim 1 can be manufactured by using the commuter pass lifting tool for the commuter pass case.

In particular, in the commuter pass pushing-up tool for a commuter pass case according to claim 7, in a state where the commuter pass pushing case is attached to the normal commuter pass case, the bent portion is formed of a flexible material and has a long hole. It is possible to bend the vicinity of both side ends of the case wall in which the ridge is formed and separate it from the plate-like member, and to secure a gap for inserting a commuter pass at the center side between the plate-like member and the case wall.

In the commuter pass pushing-up tool for a commuter pass case according to claim 8, at least a part of one end side of the plate-shaped member is a case wall in a state of being attached to the normal commuter pass case. The commuter pass projects between the plate-shaped member and the case wall while protruding outward from the end on the opening side and sliding the outer part of the commuter pass when the commuter pass is stored while sliding the end of the commuter pass. It can be used as a guide for insertion.

In the commuter pass case of claim 9 or 10, when the commuter pass is stored, the commuter pass case is fixed between the plate wall and the case wall in which the long hole is formed from the opening of the commuter pass case. Insert a ticket. Here, the spacer portions at both ends of the plate-shaped member bend the both ends of the case wall made of a flexible material in which long holes are formed to separate the inner surface of the case wall from the plate-shaped member, There is a gap for inserting the commuter pass at the center of the case wall. Further, the commuter pass is stored in the case while being in contact with the side surface of a plate-shaped member having a size larger than that of the commuter pass and being guided by this. When issuing a commuter pass, place your finger on the side of the commuter pass that has been stored through the long hole, as in the case of a normal commuter pass case where a long hole is formed in the case wall made of one flexible material. Push the commuter pass up and push it up to project from the opening. Even during this pushing up, the side surface of the plate-shaped member having a size larger than that of the commuter pass is contacted and pushed up while being guided by it.

In particular, in the commuter pass case of claim 10, when storing the commuter pass, the end of the commuter pass is extended to the outside of the opening side end of the one case wall. A commuter pass is inserted between the plate-shaped member and the case wall while sliding on the guide-portion surface of the plate-shaped member after sliding on the guide portion of the plate-shaped member.

In the insole for a commuter pass case according to claim 11 or 12, the commuter pass case is provided with an opening for inserting and removing the commuter pass, and is attached inside a commuter pass case in which at least one case wall has a long hole. As a result, the regular commuter pass case can be modified into a commuter pass case having the same function as the commuter pass case of claim 9. Further, the commuter pass case of claim 9 can be manufactured by using the insole for the commuter pass case.

In particular, in the commuter pass case insole according to claim 12, at least a part of one end side of the plate-like member can be formed to project outward from the opening side end part of the case wall. Therefore, the protruding shape portion can be used as a guide portion in the commuter pass case of claim 10. Therefore, by attaching this commuter pass case insole, the ordinary commuter pass case can be modified into a commuter pass case having the same function as the commuter pass case of claim 10, or the insole for this commuter pass case can be modified. Can be used to manufacture the commuter pass case of claim 10.

[0030]

【Example】

 A commuter pass case according to an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. 1 (a) is a perspective view of a commuter pass case according to the embodiment, FIG. 1 (b) is a perspective view of the commuter pass case with an internal plate member 6 partially pulled out, and FIG. a) is a front view of the identification ticket case, FIG. 2 (b) is a sectional view taken along line XX in FIG. 2 (a), and FIG. 3 (a) is a view of the plate-shaped member 6 inside the commuter ticket case. Front view, FIG. 3 (b) is a bottom view of the plate member 6, FIG. 3 (c) is a front view of a member for pushing up a commuter pass attached to the plate member 6, and FIG. 3 (d) is the commuter pass. It is a side view of a member for pushing up.

The main body of the commuter pass case 1 of this embodiment is formed by connecting two case walls 2 and 3 made of, for example, flexible synthetic leather, by stitching the peripheral portions other than one end portion which is an opening. Then, a space for accommodating the commuter pass 10 and the like is formed inside. Each of the case walls 2 and 3 is formed with windows 2a and 3a so that the commuter pass 10 and the like stored therein can be seen from the outside, and the windows 2a and 3a are made of, for example, a flexible plastic. It is blocked from the inside by 5 (see FIG. 2B). A transparent body long hole 4a extending in the longitudinal direction is formed in the front side of the transparent body at approximately the center in the width direction. The transparent body long hole 4a constitutes a long hole of the case wall. A semi-circular cut-down portion 2b into which the operation portion 7a in the most pulled-down state can be inserted is formed substantially at the center of the edge portion on the side opposite to the opening of the case wall 2a on the front side.

In the main body of the commuter pass case 1, there is provided a plate member 6 to which a commuter pass pushing member 7 is attached so as to be movable in the direction of the transparent elongated hole 4a. The plate-shaped member 6 has bent portions 6a bent to the front side at both ends, and in the state provided inside the case 1 main body, the plate-shaped long hole is provided at a position corresponding to the transparent body long hole 4a. 6b is formed. Such a plate member 6 can be formed of a resin having a low friction coefficient such as Teflon (trade name). Further, a semicircular guide portion 6c is formed at a part of the opening side end of the case 1 main body so as to project outward from the opening side end of the front side case wall 2. The member 7 for pushing up the commuter pass has a disc-shaped operation portion 7a having a diameter larger than the width of the transparent elongated hole 4a, and a receiving prevention portion having a disc shape larger than the width of the plate-shaped elongated hole 6b. 7c and a columnar connecting part 7b connecting both parts 7a, 7c, the operating part 7a is exposed to the outside of the front transparent body 4, and the pull-out preventing part 7c is provided on the plate member 6. On the back side, the connecting portion 7b is attached in a state of penetrating the transparent body elongated hole 4a and the plate material elongated hole 6b. The diameter of the connecting portion 7b is slightly smaller than the width of both the long holes 4a and 6b.

Here, when the commuter pass pushing-up member 7 and the plate-shaped member 6 are provided in the main body of the case 1, the commuter pass pushing-up member 7 is attached to the plate material long hole 6 b of the plate-shaped member 6 to be integrated. After that, it may be inserted into the main body of the case 1 through its opening, and mounted, for example, only the operation portion 7a of the commuter pass pushing-up member 7 is constituted by a member different from the slip-out preventing portion 7c and the connecting portion 7b. Then, in a state where only the slip-out preventing portion 7c and the connecting portion 7b are combined with the plate-like member 6, after inserting the case through the case opening, the transparent body long hole 4a is pierced and the connecting portion end is bonded or fitted. The operation portion 7a may be fixed by. In the case of the former, for example, after inserting the operation portion 7a into the main body of the case 1 through the opening, the transparent elongated hole 4a portion of the flexible transparent body 4 is slightly deformed to open the operation portion 7a. It should be exposed to the outside.

In the above structure, the commuter pass 10 is inserted and stored in the gap between the plate member 6 and the case wall 2 on the front side as shown in FIG. In this storage, first, the end of the commuter pass 10 is placed on the guide portion 6a, and then the guide portion 6a is slid on the guide portion 6a so that the commuter pass 10 can be surely inserted into the gap. At the time of this insertion, the position of the member 7 for pushing up the commuter pass is arbitrary. If the member 7 for pushing up the commuter pass is located at a position other than the lowermost position, the leading edge of the inserted commuter pass 10 is connected to the member 7. It hits the portion 7b and is pushed down to the bottom as it is when the commuter pass 10 is inserted. Then, when the stored commuter pass 10 is taken out, the operating portion 7b is moved to the opening side by a finger, and the commuter pass 10 is pushed up through the connecting portion 7b engaged with the commuter pass 10 to bring up the commuter pass 10 as shown in FIG. The commuter pass 10 is partially exposed as shown in a). In this state, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, the tip of the discharged commuter pass 10 can be inserted into the insertion opening of the ticket gate 11.

FIGS. 5A and 5B are cross-sectional views showing the structure of the commuter pass case 1 according to the modification. In the example of FIG. 5 (a), the commuter pass case 1 according to the above embodiment and the case wall 3 on the rear side are not provided with windows. The other points are the same as the commuter pass case 1 according to the above-mentioned embodiment. In the example of FIG. 5B, the plate member 6 itself is used as the case wall on the back side. For this reason, the peripheral portion of the case wall 2 on the front side other than the end portion which becomes the opening is made longer than that in the above embodiment and is used for connection with the plate member 6.

FIG. 5 shows a member 20 for pushing up a commuter pass according to a modification, FIG. 5C is a perspective view thereof, and FIG. 5D is a commuter pass provided with the member 20 for pushing up the commuter pass. It is a fragmentary sectional view of a case. The member 20 for pushing up the commuter pass of this example is a plate-like member having a thickness that is sandwiched between the front transparent body 4 and the plate-like member 6 at a part of the connecting portion for connecting the operation portion 20a and the slip-out preventing portion 20c similar to the above embodiment. The portion 20b is formed. According to this, since the engagement with the commuter pass 10 is linear, the damage to the commuter pass 10 due to the engagement with the push-up member 20 can be reduced as compared with the above embodiment. (Hereafter, margin)

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state where a plate-shaped member 6 inside a commuter pass case 1 according to another embodiment is partially pulled out. In the main body structure of the pass-through case 1 according to this embodiment, the width of the transparent body long hole 4a of the front transparent body 4 is set to be relatively large so that the commuter pass accommodated by a finger can be pushed up. Other than that, it is the same as the commuter pass case 1 according to the above embodiment. That is, the main body of the pass case 1 is the same as the above-mentioned conventional pass case with a long hole. Further, in the commuter pass case 1 of the present embodiment, the commuter pass pushing-up member is not attached, and therefore, the slot for attaching the commuter pass pushing-up member is not formed. It is the same as the plate-shaped member 6 of the embodiment, and has a predetermined bending portion 30a and a guide portion 30b.

In the commuter pass case 1 of this embodiment, as in the case of the commuter pass case that has already been put into practical use, the fingers are brought into contact with the stored commuter pass through the transparent elongated slot 4a and pushed up, so that the commuter pass case The contact pressure between the ticket and the side surface of the plate-shaped member 30 is larger than that in the commuter pass case of the above embodiment. Therefore, it is desirable that at least the side surface of the plate-shaped member 30 that is in contact with the commuter pass is made of a material such as Teflon (trade name) that has a good sliding property with respect to the commuter pass as compared with the inner surface of the case outer wall. .

The plate-shaped members 6 and 30 with or without the commuter pass pushing-up member 6 in each of the above-described embodiments are as such commuter pass pushing-up tools for commuter pass cases or commuter pass holders. It has commercial value as an insole for cases. In other words, it has commercial value as a part for manufacturing a commuter pass case or for modifying a regular commuter pass case.

[0040]

[Effect of device]

 According to the commuter pass case of claims 1 to 5, the operation part of the commuter pass pushing-up member is moved to the opening side by the finger, and the inner surface of the case wall is engaged with the inner edge of the commuter pass. Since the commuter pass is pushed up through the pushing-up member portion between the plate and the plate-shaped member and protrudes from the opening, even when the hand is sweating, the above-mentioned practical fixed ticket holder. It is possible to issue a commuter pass that is stored more reliably than a case.

In particular, according to the commuter pass case of claim 2, when the commuter pass is stored, the commuter pass is inserted between the plate member and the case wall by using the guide portion of the plate member. Can be inserted securely.

Further, since the guide portion is provided on the plate-like member fixed in the case, the double sheet 21 that moves integrally with the knob 22 is used as the guide for inserting the commuter pass. Unlike the commuter pass case disclosed in Kaihei 5-4914, the commuter pass can be reliably guided to a predetermined commuter pass collection place regardless of the stop position of the commuter pass lifting member when inserting the commuter pass. can do. Then, the stored commuter pass can be surely pushed up by the pushing-up member portion between the inner surface of the case wall and the plate-like member fixed in the case to project from the case opening.

Further, according to the commuter pass case of claim 3, the connecting portion of the commuter pass pushing-up member has a cylindrical shape, and the length of the case wall or the plate-like member is temporarily assumed when the pushing-up member is moved by a finger. Even when the connecting portion comes into contact with the peripheral portion of the hole and slides, the contact area between the two is made relatively small, so that the pushing-up member can be operated smoothly.

Further, even when the pushing-up member rotates around the axis of the connecting portion during the above-mentioned movement operation, the stable engagement with the commuter pass is maintained, so that the simple pushing-up member structure is used to ensure the periodical You can push up the ticket.

Further, according to the commuter pass case of claim 4, not only between the case wall in which the elongated hole is formed and the plate-shaped member, but also between the other case wall and the plate-shaped member. Can also be used as a commuter pass storage.

According to the commuter pass case of claim 5, since the spacer portion of the plate member is used to secure a gap for inserting the commuter pass between the plate member and the case wall. You can easily insert a term ticket.

According to the commuter pass pushing-up tool for a commuter pass case of claim 6 or 8, the commuter pass pushing-up tool for a commuter pass case can be manufactured by using this tool as a component or by modifying a normal commuter pass case to which the tool is attached. It is possible to obtain a commuter pass case having the same functions as the commuter pass case of claim 1.

Especially, according to the commuter pass pushing-up tool for commuter pass case of claim 7, it is possible to obtain the commuter pass case having the same function as that of the commuter pass case of claim 5.

Further, according to the commuter pass pushing-up tool for commuter pass case of claim 8, it is possible to obtain a commuter pass case having the same function as the commuter pass case of claim 2.

According to the commuter pass case of claim 9 or 10, the spacer portion of the plate member is used to secure a gap for inserting the commuter pass between the plate member and the case wall. It is easier to insert a commuter pass as compared with the commuter pass case that has been put into practical use.

Since both ends of the case wall are pushed up by the spacer portion of the plate-like member, the commuter pass is pushed up by putting a finger on the side surface of the commuter pass stored through the long hole of the case wall. The contact pressure between the inner surface of the case wall and the commuter pass when protruding from the case opening is smaller at least at both ends compared to the commuter pass case that has been put into practical use, so your hands may sweat. Even when there is a commuter pass, it is possible to issue a commuter pass that is stored more reliably than the commuter pass case that has been put into practical use.

Particularly, according to the commuter pass case of claim 10, when the commuter pass is stored, the commuter pass is inserted between the plate member and the case wall by using the guide portion of the plate member. You can insert the ticket securely.

According to the commuter pass case insole of claim 11 or 12, the commuter pass case of claim 9 is manufactured by using the insole as a component or by modifying the ordinary commuter pass case to which the insole is attached. You can get a commuter pass case that has the same function as a ticket case.

Particularly, according to the commuter pass case insole of claim 12, it is possible to obtain a commuter pass case having the same function as the fixed pass case of claim 10.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of a commuter pass case according to an embodiment. (B) is a perspective view of the same commuter pass case in which the internal plate-shaped member 6 is partially pulled out.

FIG. 2A is a front view of the commuter pass case. (B)
Is a sectional view taken along line XX in FIG.

FIG. 3A is a front view of a plate member 6 inside the commuter pass case. (B) is a bottom view of the plate-shaped member 6. (C) is a front view of a member for pushing up a commuter pass which is attached to the plate member 6. (D) is a side view of the member for pushing up the same commuter pass.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of a usage state of the commuter pass case.

FIG. 5A is a sectional view showing the configuration of a commuter pass case 1 according to a modification. (B) is sectional drawing which shows the structure of the commuter pass case 1 which concerns on another modification. (C) is a perspective view of a member for pushing up a commuter pass according to a modification. (D) is a partial sectional view of a commuter pass case using the commuter pass lifting member.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state where a plate-shaped member 6 inside a commuter pass case 1 according to another embodiment is partially pulled out.

FIG. 7A is a perspective view of a commuter pass case according to a conventional example. (B) is explanatory drawing of the malfunction of the same commuter pass case.
(C) is explanatory drawing of other malfunctions of the same commuter pass case.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 commuter pass case 2 front side case wall 3 back side case wall 4 front side transparent body 4a transparent body long hole 5 back side transparent body 6 plate member 6a bent portion 6b plate material long hole 6c guide portion 7 commuter pass pushing member 7a Operation part 7b Connection part 7c Removal prevention part 10 Commuter ticket 11 Ticket gate

Claims (12)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A plate-shaped member provided opposite to an inner surface of a case wall in which a long hole is formed, one end of which is attached to the plate-shaped member so as to be movable in the direction of the long hole, and the long hole. A commuter pass insertion case, comprising: a commuter pass pushing-up member having an operable portion formed at the other end extending to the outside of the case wall. 2. A commuter pass is inserted when at least a part of the end of the plate-shaped member on the opening side for inserting and removing the commuter pass is extended outside the end of the case wall on the opening side. The commuter pass case of claim 1, wherein a guide portion is formed. 3. An elongated hole corresponding to the elongated hole is formed in the plate-shaped member, and extends to the back side of the plate-shaped member through the elongated hole of the plate-shaped member of the commuter pass lifting member. A plate-shaped member side slip-out prevention portion having a diameter larger than the width of the slot is formed in the portion, and the diameter of the operating portion is set to be larger than the width of the slot in the case wall to prevent slippage on the case wall side. 2. The commuter pass case according to claim 1, characterized in that the preventing portion is formed, and the connecting portion between the two slip-out preventing portions is formed in a cylindrical shape. 4. The case wall, together with the case wall, has a case wall which has an opening for inserting and removing a commuter pass and which constitutes a space for accommodating the plate member therein.
Commuter pass case. 5. The plate member, wherein the case wall in which the elongated hole is formed is made of a flexible material, and both ends of the plate member are bent to bend the vicinity of both ends of the case wall. 5. The commuter pass case according to claim 4, further comprising a spacer portion separated from the spacer case. 6. A commuter pass pushing tool for a commuter pass case, which is installed inside a commuter pass case having an opening for inserting and removing the commuter pass and having a long hole formed in at least one case wall. A plate-shaped member having a size that does not easily drop when inserted into the case, and one end movably attached to the plate-shaped member in the direction of the long hole, and the case wall of the case passes through the long hole. A commuter pass lifting tool for a commuter pass case, comprising: a commuter pass lifting member having an operable portion formed at the other end extending to the outside. 7. The commuter pass pushing-up tool for a commuter pass case according to claim 6, wherein the plate-like member is formed with a bent portion toward the operating portion at each of both end portions thereof. 8. The commuter pass case according to claim 6, wherein at least a part of one end side of the plate-shaped member is formed so as to be able to project to the outside of the opening side end of the case wall. Tool for pushing up commuter pass. 9. A commuter pass case having an opening for taking out and inserting a commuter pass and having a long hole formed in at least one case wall made of a flexible material, the side surface of which is wider than the commuter pass. Further, the commuter pass case is characterized in that plate-shaped members each having a spacer portion at both end portions thereof which bends near both end portions of the case wall to separate from the plate-shaped member are provided in the case. 10. A commuter pass is inserted by extending at least a part of an end portion of the plate-shaped member on the commuter ticket opening side toward the outside of the opening side end portion of the one case wall. The commuter pass case according to claim 9, wherein a guide portion for the time is formed. 11. A commuter pass case insole which is provided inside a commuter pass case having an opening for inserting and removing the commuter pass, and which has an elongated hole formed in at least one case wall. An insole for a commuter pass case, characterized in that it is a plate-shaped member having a size that does not easily fall off when inserted into a passenger compartment, and has bent portions formed at both end portions. 12. The commuter pass case according to claim 11, wherein at least a part of one end side of the plate-shaped member is formed so as to be able to project to the outside of the opening side end of the case wall. Insole.