JP3064122U - File - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To obtain a file in which a through hole can be formed in substantially the same position of a plurality of documents, and when forming the through hole, the documents are easily sandwiched and the manufacturing is easy. SOLUTION: A file 10 includes a cover 12 and forms a binding device 14 on a cover portion 12a. The holding member 22 is formed by bending the end of the cover part 12b. Nipping member 2
2, a substantially semicircular through-hole 24 is formed, and the straight portion 24a is formed.
Is used as a stop. In the vicinity of the straight portion 24a, the holding member 22 and the cover part 12b are fixed. A through hole 28 is formed from the cover portion 12b to the holding member 22. The document 3 is placed between the cover 12b and the holding member 22.
4, the document 34 is aligned with the straight portion 24a. A pencil is inserted into the through hole 28 to form a through hole in the document 34. The document 34 having the through hole is bound to the fastener 14.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a file, in particular, for example, a file for holding a document having two through holes formed at a predetermined interval, and having a structure for forming a through hole in the document at a predetermined interval. About the file.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional file. File 1 includes cover 2. The cover 2 is made of, for example, cardboard, and is bent at the center to form two cover portions 2a and 2b. A fastener 3 is attached to an inner end of one cover portion 2a. The fastener 3 includes an insertion member 3a for passing through two through holes formed in the document, and further includes a fixing member 3b for fixing the insertion member 3a that has passed through the document.

[0005] A clamping member 4 is formed at an end of the other cover portion 2b. The holding member 4 is formed by folding back a part of the cover part 2b. Then, in a state where the sandwiching member 4 and the cover part 2b are overlapped, both ends thereof are fixed with the transparent adhesive tape 5. Further, two through-holes 6 penetrating from the cover portion 2b to the holding member 4 are formed.

In order to hold a document in the file 1, it is necessary to first form a through hole in the document. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6, the document 7 is sandwiched between the sandwiching member 4 and the cover 2b. Then, the document 7 is pushed in all the way, and a pencil 8 or the like is inserted into the through hole 6, so that the through holes can be formed in the document 7 at predetermined intervals. Therefore, through holes can be formed at predetermined intervals in the document 7 without any special tool, and the document 7 can be held by the file fastener 3.

[0005]

However, when the holding member 4 is formed by bending the cover portion 2b, the shape of the bent portion becomes narrower toward the back as shown in FIG. Therefore, when the document 7 is inserted, the edge of some of the documents 7 abuts on the leading end of the bent portion, but the other documents 7 are held without abutting on the leading end of the bent portion. Therefore, when a plurality of documents 7 are sandwiched, the edges of all the documents 7 are not arranged at the same position, and the distance from the edge of the document 7 to the through hole is different. Therefore, when the document 7 is bound to the fastener 3, the edges of the document 7 cannot be aligned.

In the file 1, the cover part 2b and the sandwiching member 4 are fixed at both ends by adhesive tapes 5. Therefore, when the document 7 is sandwiched between the cover portion 2b and the sandwiching member 4, the document 7 cannot be slid from both ends of the sandwiching member 4, which is inconvenient for sandwiching the document 7. Further, when the cover part 2b and the holding member 4 are fixed to each other with the adhesive tape 5, the adhesive tape 5 needs to be adhered so as to extend from one side to the other side, and the number of manufacturing steps of the file 1 increases. There was a problem.

[0007] Therefore, a main object of the present invention is to provide a file in which a through-hole can be formed at substantially the same position of a plurality of documents, and when forming the through-hole, the document is easily sandwiched and the manufacturing is easy. It is to be.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 This invention is formed at a middle portion of an overlapping portion between the cover and the cover member, the holding member being fixed in a state of overlapping with the cover at the end of the cover so as to sandwich the document between the cover and the cover, When the document is sandwiched between the cover and the sandwiching member, a butt portion for aligning the document with the edge of the document when the document is sandwiched between the cover and the sandwiching member, and two through holes that are arranged at a predetermined interval and penetrate from the cover to the sandwiching member. And a file containing In such a file, the abutting portion is formed by a through-hole formed in at least one of the holding member and the cover, and the through-hole may include a straight portion formed along an edge of the cover. Further, the holding member is fixed to the cover with staples, for example, in the vicinity of the straight portion of the abutting portion. Further, the holding member can be formed by folding a part of the cover.

The document is sandwiched between the cover and the sandwiching member, and the edge of the document is brought into contact with the abutting portion, whereby the plurality of documents are sandwiched between the cover and the sandwiching member in a state of being aligned. Therefore, a penetrating hole can be formed in the document at predetermined intervals by piercing a penetrating hole or the like into the penetrating hole formed in the cover and the holding member. At this time, since the plurality of documents are sandwiched between the cover and the holding member in a state of being aligned, through holes are formed at substantially the same positions for all the documents. The abutting portion can be formed, for example, as a through-hole having a straight portion on the sandwiching member or the cover, and the straight portion is formed along the edge of the cover so that the document abuts the straight portion. Can be. At this time, by fixing the vicinity of the linear portion with staples or the like, the document can be prevented from passing over the linear portion, and the edge of the document can be reliably applied to the linear portion. Further, the holding member can be formed by folding a part of the cover.

The above and other objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description of embodiments of the present invention with reference to the drawings.

[0011]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of the file of the present invention. The file 10 includes a cover 12 formed of, for example, cardboard. The cover 12 is bent at the center portion to form two cover portions 12a and 12b. A fastener 14 is attached near the end of one cover portion 12a. The fastener 14 includes an insertion member 16 for inserting the two through holes formed in the document, and further includes a fixing member 18 for fixing the insertion member 16 inserted to the document. To use the fastener 14, the insertion member 16 is inserted into a through hole formed in the document, and the insertion member 16 is inserted into a hole 18a formed in the fixing member 18. Then, the slide piece 18b of the fixing member 18 is slid to pinch the insertion member 16, so that the insertion member 16 is fixed in a state where the document is pinched. As shown in FIG. 2, the fastener 14 is attached to one cover part 12a by, for example, a rivet 20 or the like.

A holding member 22 is formed at an end of the other cover portion 12b. The holding member 22 is formed, for example, by folding the end of the cover part 12b. Two substantially semicircular through holes 24 are formed in the holding member 22. The straight portions 24a of the through holes 24 are formed so as to be parallel to the edge of the cover part 12b. Then, the straight portions 24a of the two through holes 24 are arranged on a straight line. In the vicinity of the straight portion 24a of the through hole 24, the holding member 22 and the cover portion 12b are fixed to each other by, for example, a staple 26 or the like. In this manner, by fixing the sandwiching member 22 and the cover portion 12b in the vicinity of the straight portion 24a of the through-hole 24, the portion where the straight portion 24a is formed of the sandwiching member 22 is fixed in close contact with the surface of the cover portion 12b. The linear portion 24a functions as a contact portion for aligning the edges of the document.

Further, two circular through holes 28 are formed so as to penetrate the holding member 22 and the cover part 12b. These through holes 28 are formed so as to have the same interval as the interval between the two insertion members 16 of the fastener 14. Further, these through holes 28 are arranged closer to the fastener 14 than the through holes 24 forming the abutting portions. Further, a mark 30 indicating the central portion and a mark 32 indicating the size of the document are formed at the end of the holding member 22. The mark 32 indicating the size of the document is formed on both sides of the mark 30 indicating the center. These marks 32 indicate the size of, for example, A4 size or B5 size. By aligning both ends of the document with the portions indicated by these marks 32, the central portion in the width direction of the document is the mark 30. Documents can be arranged so that they come to a position.

When the file 10 is used, as shown in FIG. 3, a document 34 is sandwiched between the sandwiching member 22 and the cover 12b. At this time, as shown in FIG. 4, the edge of the document 34 comes into contact with the straight portion 24a of the through hole 24 serving as the contact portion. In this file 10, since the holding member 22 and the cover portion 12b are fixed by the staple 26 or the like in the vicinity of the straight portion 24a of the through hole 24, the straight portion 24a forming portion of the holding member 22 is Fixed in close contact with Further, at both ends of the straight portion 24a, the holding members 22 are not fixed to the cover 12b, and when the document 34 is held, the holding members 22 at both ends of the straight portion 24a are lifted. Therefore, the edges of the plurality of documents 34 can reach the straight portion 24a, and the edges of the documents 34 are aligned by the straight portions 24a.

In this state, a through hole can be formed in the document 34 by inserting a pencil 36 or the like into the through hole 28. Here, the through-holes 28 formed in the holding member 22 and the cover part 12b are formed at the same interval as the interval between the insertion members 16 of the fastener 14, so that the document 34 has the same interval as the interval between the insertion members 16. Through holes are formed at intervals. Therefore, the insertion member 16 of the fastener 14 can be inserted into the through hole formed in the document 34, and the document 34 can be bound to the fastener 14 by using the fixing member 18.

As described above, when the through hole is formed in the document 34 using the file 10, the edges of the plurality of documents 34 are aligned by the linear portion 24 a, so that when the document 34 is bound to the fastener 14, The documents 34 can be bound in a state where they are aligned neatly. Further, in this file 10, since no adhesive tape or the like is used at both ends of the holding member 22, the document 34 can be slid from both ends of the holding member 22 and can be easily held. It can be sandwiched between the member 22 and the cover part 12b.

Further, since the straight portion 24a of the through hole 24 is used as the abutting portion, the document 34 is viewed from the through hole 24 when the document 34 is sandwiched between the sandwiching member 22 and the cover part 12b. It is possible to easily confirm whether the document 34 hits the straight portion 24a. Further, since the distance from the holding member 22 to the linear portion 24a is shorter than that of the conventional file, the center of the document 34 can be easily aligned with the mark 30. Moreover, in the file 10, since the holding member 22 and the cover part 12b are fixed to each other by using the staple 26 or the like, when the adhesive tape is stuck so as to be folded from one side of the file 10 to the other side. The number of manufacturing steps can be reduced as compared with the above, and the manufacturing of the file 10 is easy.

The holding member 22 does not necessarily need to be formed by folding a part of the cover 12, and the holding member 22 may be formed by fixing another member to the cover 12 b. Further, the through hole 24 having the linear portion 24a may be formed in the cover portion 12b, or may be formed in both the holding member 22 and the cover portion 12b. That is, if the edge of the document 34 is in contact with the straight portion 24a, the through hole 24 may be formed in either the holding member 22 or the cover portion 12b, or may be formed in both. . Further, in order to fix the sandwiching member 22 and the cover portion 12b, not only staples but also other methods such as a method of bonding the vicinity of the linear portion 24a with an adhesive can be used.

[0019]

[Effect of the invention]

 According to this invention, the through holes can be formed in substantially the same positions of a plurality of documents, and the documents can be aligned and bound to the fasteners of the file. Further, when the document is sandwiched between the sandwiching member and the cover, the document can be inserted from both ends of the sandwiching member, and it is easy to form a through hole in the document. Further, it is possible to confirm that the documents are aligned from the through hole having the straight portion, and it is easy to position the central portion of the document. Further, if the holding member is fixed to the cover using staples or the like, the file can be easily manufactured.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a file of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the file shown in FIG. 1 as viewed from the other surface side.

FIG. 3 is an illustrative view showing a state when a through-hole is formed in a document using the file shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is an illustrative view showing a section when a document is sandwiched in the file shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional file.

FIG. 6 is an illustrative view showing a state when a through hole is formed in a document using the conventional file shown in FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is an illustrative view showing a section when a document is sandwiched between the conventional files shown in FIG. 5;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 File 12 Cover 12a One cover part 12b The other cover part 14 Fastener 22 Nipping member 24 Through-hole 24a Linear part 26 Staple 28 Through-hole 34 Document 36 Pencil

Claims (4)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A cover, a holding member fixed at an end portion of the cover so as to overlap the cover so as to hold a document between the cover and an intermediate portion of an overlapping portion between the cover and the holding member. Formed on the front cover and the holding member, abutting against the edge of the document when the document is sandwiched between the cover and the sandwiching member, and arranged at a predetermined interval to align the document, and are arranged at a predetermined interval from the cover and A file including two through holes penetrating through a holding member. 2. The contact portion is formed by a through hole formed in at least one of the holding member and the cover, and the through hole includes a linear portion formed along an edge of the cover. The file according to 1. 3. The file according to claim 2, wherein the holding member is fixed to the cover using an adhesive, a staple, or the like in the vicinity of the straight portion of the abutting portion. 4. The holding member is formed by folding a part of the cover.
Files described in any of the above.