JP3025944B2 - Tool for storing and binding newspapers and magazines - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a newspaper used for bundling newspapers, magazines, books, documents, forms, catalogs, pamphlets, leaflets, etc. (hereinafter simply referred to as newspapers and magazines) for collection of waste. And a storage and binding tool for magazines.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when binding such newspapers and magazines, when newspapers and magazines are loaded and stored in a container having an appropriate depth and a suitable amount is collected, the binding tape or a string is used to bind the newspapers and magazines. They were tied together in a cross shape or the like. However, in this case, take out the binding tape or string wound in a coil shape from the storage place, place it on the floor or on a desk in a long straight line, and place the loaded newspaper or magazine vertically or vertically. Place it on the side and bind it. Cut the binding tape or string at an appropriate place with scissors or a knife, and then again straighten the newspaper or magazines stacked on the binding tape or string by 90 degrees. It was necessary to perform operations such as changing the position horizontally or vertically and binding and cutting similarly. Therefore, the operation of binding newspapers and magazines requires a relatively large amount of time, labor, and tools, and the work is not efficient.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention solves the above-mentioned drawbacks of the prior art, and provides a large number of newspapers stored and stored.
An object of the present invention is to provide a storage and binding tool for newspapers and magazines that can quickly and easily bind and bind magazines and that has excellent work efficiency.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a rectangular base plate on which newspapers and magazines are loaded, and opposing side edges of the surface of the base plate. An upright U-shaped grooved column, and a length sufficient to bind around the stacked newspapers, magazines, etc., are placed and accommodated in the opposed upstanding grooved column and over the surface of the base plate. A plurality of bundling tapes, and both end sides of the plurality of bundling tapes are respectively folded back to appropriate lengths and accommodated in the groove-type pillars, and their folded end sides are provided in the upper part of the groove-type pillars. The groove-type column is partially or entirely tilted rearward with respect to the divided piece or the surface of the base plate via a pivoting connection member such as a hinge, since the groove-type column is inserted and engaged with the protruding projection-shaped engagement member. Is connected and connected.

[0005] Instead of a base plate for loading newspapers and magazines,
A cross-shaped connecting arm may be used. In this case, a groove-shaped column having a U-shaped cross section is opposed to the opposite side ends of the cross-shaped connecting arm. Other structures are the same as in the above case. Newspapers and magazines are placed on the surface of the base plate or the connecting arm within the area defined and surrounded by the groove-type pillars that are opposed to the opposite side edges of the base plate or the opposite side ends of the connecting arm. It is loaded and stored.

[0006] A plurality of binding tapes having a length sufficient to bind the periphery of the loaded newspapers and magazines are folded at both ends to an appropriate length, and the folded-back end portion is formed in a projecting shape. It is not necessary to form a groove for accommodating the binding tape on the surface of the base plate or the connecting arm, since it is accommodated in the groove-type column that stands upright while being inserted and engaged with the engagement tool. However, in order to make the storage state even better and to facilitate the removal and bundling operation,
In some cases, a bundling tape accommodating groove is formed on the surface of the base plate or the connecting arm so as to be connected to the inside of the groove of the groove type column.

When newspapers and magazines are loaded in an appropriate amount on the surface of the base plate or the connecting arm, the uppermost one of the binding tapes locked by the protruding engagement members from inside the grooves of the groove-type columns that stand upright. The binding tape is taken out of the base plate or the binding tape receiving groove on the surface of the connecting arm, and it is necessary to take out anything other than the uppermost binding tape, such as the one located at the lower level. In order to prevent this, a brush-like pressing piece may be formed so as to protrude along inner surfaces on both sides in the longitudinal direction of the binding tape housing groove. Further, as the binding tape, any of those bonded in a straight or cross shape may be used.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

FIGS. 1 to 4 show a first embodiment. 1 is a plan view and FIG. 2 is a front view. Numeral 1 is a rectangular base plate on which newspapers and magazines are loaded, and groove-shaped columns 2 each having a U-shaped cross section are formed on opposite sides of the base plate surface.
Are opposed to each other in a cross shape with their grooves inward. Newspapers and magazines stand upright against this cross
It is loaded and stored on the surface of the base plate 1 in a frame surrounded by four grooved columns 2 (loading section range E indicated by a virtual line in FIG. 1). Therefore, newspapers and magazines are regulated and stored by the four groove-shaped columns 2 and are not loaded and collapsed.
The loaded storage amount can be set to a predetermined value by utilizing the height of the groove-type columns 2, 2 which stand upright.

Reference numeral 3 denotes a binding tape, which has a length sufficient to bind around the loaded newspapers and magazines, and extends over the inside of the upstanding grooved columns 2 and 2 and the surface of the base plate 1. Are placed one on top of the other. As shown in FIG. 3, both end sides of the plurality of binding tapes 3 are respectively folded back to appropriate lengths and accommodated in the groove-type columns 2 and 2, and the folded end sides thereof are provided with insertion holes provided in the sections. It is inserted into and engaged with a projection-like engaging member 4 protruding from the inner upper portion of the groove-type columns 2 and 2 through a hole (not shown). A plurality of the united tapes 3 that are superimposed are stored and arranged neatly by the insertion into the groove-shaped support column 2 and the insertion engagement with the engaging member 4 on the folded end side, so that the tapes 3 jump out to the outside. Never. In addition, the binding tape 3 may be either linearly or crosswise bonded or integrally molded in a cross shape.

[0011] As shown in FIG.
It is divided into upper and lower parts at appropriate places, and the divided pieces are connected to each other by a rotating connecting member such as a hinge so that the upper part can be tilted rearward (outward) with respect to the lower part. Further, the groove-shaped support 2 itself may be connected and connected to the base plate 1 so as to be tiltable rearward via a rotary connection member such as a hinge without being divided vertically. Thereby, the accommodating, taking-out, and bundling operations of the bundling tape 3 become smoother and easier.

FIGS. 5 to 7 show a second embodiment, in which newspapers and magazines are stacked without using the base plate 1 but using connecting arms 7 joined and connected in a cross shape. Things. At the opposite side ends of the cross-shaped connecting arm 7, groove-shaped columns 2, 2 having a U-shaped cross section are opposed to each other with the groove inside. Newspapers and magazines are loaded and stored on the surface of the cross-shaped connecting arm 7 located in a frame (loading section range E shown in the drawing) surrounded by two sets of groove-shaped columns 2 and 2 standing upright in a cross shape. You.

A binding tape 3 having a length sufficient to bind the periphery of newspapers and magazines includes a plurality of binding tapes 2, 2, which are opposed to each other, and a cross-shaped connecting arm 7 surface. They are placed and accommodated one on top of the other. The both ends of the plurality of binding tapes 3 are the same as in the first embodiment shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 7, each of the groove-shaped supports is folded back to an appropriate length and accommodated in each of the groove-shaped supports 2 and 2, and their folded end portions are inserted through insertion holes (not shown) provided in the portions. 2,2
It is inserted into and engaged with a protruding engagement tool 4 protruding from the inner upper side.

Although not shown, the groove-type columns 2, 2 are raised and lowered at appropriate locations in consideration of the convenience of accommodating and removing the binding tape 3 and the binding operation as in the first embodiment. And the divided pieces are connected to each other by a rotary connecting member such as a hinge, and the upper part of the divided piece can be tilted backward with respect to the lower part, or the grooved column 2 is not divided.
It is connected and connected to the connection arm 7 via a rotary connection member such as a hinge so as to be tiltable rearward.

On the surfaces of the base plate 1 and the connecting arm 7, in order to make the accommodating state of the plurality of stacked binding tapes 3 more orderly and to facilitate the taking out and binding operation, FIG.
As shown in FIG. 7, a tape accommodating groove 5 is formed to be connected to the inside of the groove-type columns 2 and 2. Then, in order to prevent anything other than the top tape used for bundling from being entangled and protruding outside from the tape accommodating groove 5 at the time of the bundling operation, a brush-like holding member is provided along both inner surfaces in the longitudinal direction of the tape accommodating groove 5. A piece 6 is formed to project.

As described above, newspapers and magazines are loaded on the surface of the square base plate 1 or the cross-shaped connecting arm 7 which is guided by the grooved columns 2 and 2 which are opposed to each other and connected and interposed therebetween. It is stored by the grooved columns 2 and 2 in an orderly manner, and the load does not collapse. The binding of the newspapers and magazines loaded and stored in a predetermined amount is the folded end on both sides of the uppermost one of the plurality of binding tapes stacked and accommodated in the channel-shaped columns 2 and 2. The part is removed from the protruding engagement member 4, and it is turned from the periphery of the side face of the stacked newspapers and magazines to the upper part, and both ends are tied to form a vertical and horizontal cross shape. Binding tape 3
Since both ends are folded back and inserted into and engaged with the protruding engagement members 4 on the inner upper side of the groove-type columns 2, 2,
When the top one is pulled out each time it is used, the next one is not pulled out together. At this time, in the case where the tape accommodating groove 5 is formed on the surface of the base plate 1 or the connecting arm and the brush-like pressing pieces 6 are provided along the inner surfaces on both sides, promotion and smooth promotion of the accommodating of the binding tape 3 are not possible. It is possible to more effectively prevent the necessary tape from jumping out. Since the groove-type columns 2 and 2 for accommodating the binding tape 3 can be partially or entirely tilted rearward, the accommodation and binding operation of the tape can be performed smoothly, easily and reliably. .

[0017]

Since the present invention has the above-described structure, the above-mentioned disadvantages of the prior art can be solved and the following specific effects can be obtained.

In the invention described in claims 1 to 4,
Newspapers and magazines are grooved columns that stand upright in a cross shape.
Being guided and regulated by the robot, and is orderly loaded and stored within a predetermined range E on the surface of the rectangular base plate 1 or the cross-shaped connecting arm 7,
A binding tape 3 having a length sufficient to bind the periphery of newspapers and magazines is previously accommodated and arranged in the groove-shaped supports 2 and 2 and on the surface of the base plate 1 or the connecting arm 7 and accommodates the binding tape 3. Since the grooved columns 2 and 2 are tiltable rearward, unlike the prior art, the loading and storing and bundling of newspapers and magazines can be performed quickly, easily and smoothly, and the handling is simplified. (a). In addition, a binding tape 3 having a length sufficient to bind around newspapers and magazines.
In the grooved columns 2, 2, both end portions are folded back to an appropriate length, and the folded end portions are grooved columns 2, 2.
Is inserted into and engaged with the protruding engagement member 4 protruding from the upper part of the groove-shaped support, so that a plurality of things are housed and arranged in the groove-type columns 2 and 2 in an orderly manner. At the time of packing, there is no inconvenience that anything other than the tape used for bundling is entangled and taken out together.
It is possible to ensure quick, easy and smooth removal and bundling operation (b). Further, a part of the binding tape 3 having the predetermined length is neatly accommodated and arranged in the groove-shaped columns 2 and 2 for guiding and regulating the loading and storage of newspapers and magazines.
Therefore, there is no need to separately provide a member for guiding and regulating the loading and storage of newspapers and magazines and a member for orderly storing and arranging the binding tape 3 for binding the periphery thereof, so that the overall configuration can be simplified, and Suitable for use (c).

According to the third and fourth aspects of the present invention, the tape accommodating groove 5 connected to the inside of the groove of the groove-shaped support columns 2 is formed on the base plate 1.
Alternatively, since the brush-like tape pressing piece 6 is formed on the surface of the connecting arm 7 and the brush-like tape pressing piece 6 is provided to protrude along the inner surface of both sides in the longitudinal direction of the tape accommodating groove 5, the filling and taking out of the binding tape 3 can be performed. The binding operation can be performed more quickly, easily and smoothly (d).

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view excluding a binding tape according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 1 in which a binding tape is housed and arranged.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of the same, in which a tape accommodating groove is formed on the surface of the base plate, and a tape pressing piece is formed so as to protrude along both inner surfaces in the longitudinal direction.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of a main part in which a binding tape according to a second embodiment of the present invention is accommodated and arranged.

FIG. 6 is a front view of the same.

FIG. 7 is a plan view of the same, in which a tape accommodating groove is formed on the surface of the connecting arm, and tape pressing pieces are formed to protrude along inner surfaces on both longitudinal sides thereof.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Base plate 2 Groove type support 3 Bundling tape 4 Projection engaging tool 5 Tape accommodation groove 6 Brush-like tape holding piece 7 Connecting arm E Newspaper, magazines loading section range

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Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] 1. A rectangular base plate for loading newspapers and magazines,
A grooved column having a U-shaped cross-section that stands upright facing the opposite side edges of the base plate surface and a stack of newspapers that are stacked and accommodated in the facing upright grooved column and the base plate surface. A plurality of binding tapes having a length sufficient for binding around magazines, and both end sides of the plurality of binding tapes are respectively folded back to appropriate lengths and accommodated in groove-type supports. Their folded end portions are inserted and engaged with protruding engagement members protruding from the upper portion inside the groove-type column, and the groove-type column is partially or wholly connected via a rotation connecting member such as a hinge. A storage and binding tool for newspapers and magazines, which is connected to the divided pieces or the surface of the base plate so as to be tiltable backward. 2. A cross-shaped connecting arm for loading newspapers, magazines, etc., a groove-shaped post having a U-shaped cross-section which is opposed to each other on opposite side ends, and a groove-shaped support which is opposed to and raised. A plurality of bundling tapes which are accommodated and arranged so as to be overlapped between the inside and the connecting arm surface, and which have a sufficient length to bind around the stacked newspapers and magazines, and both ends of the plurality of bundling tapes Each of the side portions is folded back to an appropriate length and accommodated in the groove-shaped column, and the folded end portions thereof are inserted into and engaged with the protruding engagement members protruding from the upper portion of the groove-shaped column. A support and binding tool for newspapers and magazines, wherein a part or the whole of the support is connected and connected to a divided piece or the surface of a connecting arm so as to be tiltable rearward through a rotary connecting member such as a hinge. . 3. A binding tape accommodating groove is formed on a surface of a square base plate or a cross-shaped connecting arm on which newspapers and magazines are to be loaded, and is connected to the inside of the groove of the groove-type column standing upright. 3. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first material is used.
A storage and binding tool for the described newspapers and magazines. 4. A binding tape accommodating groove formed on a surface of a base plate or a connecting arm, wherein a brush-like holding piece for preventing a binding tape from jumping out protrudes along inner surfaces on both longitudinal sides thereof. The tool for storing and binding newspapers and magazines according to claim 3.