JP3106682U - Cases for storing and delivering slips - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] A voucher that allows a user to take out a voucher such as a voucher or an application form at a financial institution's window, city hall, ward office, etc. with good operability and can be repetitively operated one by one or one set. The purpose is to provide a storage and feeding case.
SOLUTION: An upper and lower two-stage rotating wheel 8 that presses the slips 3 stored in the case body 1 backward with an appropriate force is disposed, and the slips 3 at the foremost part in the case body 1 are disposed. When pulling upward, the upper and lower two-stage rotating wheels 8 and 8 in contact with the slip 3 are rotated in conjunction with each other, and the upper end of the next slip 3 is automatically projected upward. The basic configuration is a case for storing and feeding slips that are set.
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Description

  The present invention can store slips such as various slips and application forms deployed at a financial institution's window, city hall, ward office, etc. one by one or a set smoothly and in a repeatable manner.・ It relates to the payout case.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, at a financial institution's window, city hall, ward office, etc., slips necessary for cash accounting, various application forms, bills, notification forms, etc. are arranged on a writing table. Generally, slips such as slips and application forms are stored in a state in which a predetermined number of sheets are stacked in a plastic box or case, and a user takes out these slips one by one or one set and describes them. We fill in necessary matter on table and perform predetermined procedure.

  Most of the recent transactions in financial institutions use electronic media using money cards, but the basics of conventional transactions are the methods using slips at the counter, especially for elderly people using cards etc. In many cases, customers prefer to trade at the counter rather than electronic media. Further, when a general trader makes an application for opening a new account or changes a seal, it is generally performed at a window using slips.

  In general, the slip sheets are generally block-shaped, and the front, rear, left and right fore edges are vertical. Further, the back and bottom surfaces or side surfaces of the slip sheets stored in the case in an overlapping manner have an angle of at least a right angle.

  With respect to the above, Patent Document 1 discloses a storage case in which a left inclined wall is provided at the left end of a flat rectangular substrate having a predetermined size and is directed to the upper right at an angle of 50 to 70 degrees with respect to the substrate. Has been.

  In Patent Document 2, for a case having an outlet at the front end, a rear end face wall is formed in a front slope with respect to a large wall extending from the outlet to the rear end face wall, and a support body is provided on the case to hold the rear end slope. An example of a storage stand for taking out a small number of sheets is disclosed.

In Patent Document 3, an oblique document back and an appropriate distance from the back of the document are supported, and a document presser that presses the middle and lower part of the back of the document is supported by the rotation behavior given by the spring body. A document stand is disclosed in which a column having a push lever for pushing back a document presser is erected on a base.
Utility Model Registration Request No. 3032806 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-12483 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-102581

  As described above, the slips arranged on the counters of financial institutions, city offices, ward offices, etc. are entirely overlapped in blocks, and the front, rear, left and right mouths are vertical. Therefore, there is a problem that it is difficult to perform an operation of taking out only one sheet or a set located at the forefront or top of the slip sheet.

  For example, when a user performs an operation of taking out only one sheet or a set of slips and sheets, redundant redundant slips are also taken out at the same time. The user needs to confirm it.

  Examples of the means described in Patent Literatures 1, 2, and 3 include an example in which a case is formed by tilting, a push lever for tilting a document backrest and a document presser, and a storage stand for taking out a small number of sheets are provided. Although disclosed, these means can improve the operability for the user, but do not have a mechanism for taking out slips one by one or one set smoothly and repeatedly.

  Therefore, the present invention solves the problems of the conventional voucher storage structure described above, and allows the user to operate the vouchers one by one or one set reliably with good operability. It is an object of the present invention to provide a case for storing and delivering slips that can be taken out.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is provided with a top and bottom two-stage rotating wheel that presses back the slips stored in the case body with an appropriate force, and the slip located at the foremost part in the case body. When pulling out the top, the upper and lower two-stage rotating wheels that are in contact with the slip are rotated in conjunction with each other so that the upper end of the next slip is automatically set to protrude upward. The basic structure is a case for storing and delivering slips.

  Specifically, a two-stage rotating car with upper and lower tiers that presses the slips stored in the case main body backward with an appropriate force is disposed in the case main body composed of the rear wall, the bottom plate, and the front wall. In addition, a transparent plate is provided with a lower end fixed to one end of the feeding device and extending upward, and when the slips at the foremost part in the case body are pulled upward, the slips come into contact with the slips. The upper and lower two-stage rotating wheels are rotated in conjunction with each other, and the upper end portion of the next-stage slip is automatically set in a state of protruding upward.

  As the above-described feeding device, upper and lower two-stage mandrels are fixed to the side walls disposed at both the left and right ends, a rotating wheel is installed near each end of the mandrel, and a ring-shaped belt is provided between sprockets fixed to each rotating wheel. It is stretched to rotate the rotating wheel between the upper and lower sides in conjunction with each other. Further, a rubber material having an appropriate friction coefficient or a soft synthetic resin material is used as the material of the rotating wheel.

  According to the present invention, only one or a set of slips stored in the case main body can be smoothly and repeatedly picked up, and redundant slips can be taken out. This makes it possible to improve the operability of the work performed by using a counter for financial institutions or a table for writing at a city hall, ward office, or the like. In particular, it is effective for users who are not good at using electronic media such as money cards such as elderly people, and even when a general trader uses a window to make a new account opening application or seal change etc. Useful.

  Therefore, according to the present invention, the storage structure of slips generally used in the past has been improved so that the user can operate the slips and papers one by one or one set reliably with good operability. It is possible to provide a storage / delivery case for slips that can be taken out.

  DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A best embodiment of a slip storing and feeding case according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In the present invention, when the slips stored in the case main body are arranged with two upper and lower rotating wheels that push the slips backward with an appropriate force, when the slips at the forefront in the case main body are pulled upward, Storing and feeding slips that are automatically set in a state where the upper end of the next slip is protruding upwards by rotating the upper and lower two-stage rotating wheels in contact with the slips. The case is the basic configuration.

  FIG. 1 is a side sectional view showing a case for storing and feeding slips according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front sectional view of the same part. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a case body, which is composed of a rear wall 1a, a bottom plate 1b, and a front wall 1c. The total height A of the rear wall 1a is about twice the total height B of the front wall 1c. Reference numeral 3 denotes slips such as various slips and application forms stored in the case body 1 in a predetermined number.

  A feeding device 2 for slips is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section, and includes a rear wall 2a, a bottom plate 2b, a front wall 2c, and an upper plate 2d, and a central portion of the bottom plate 2b. A convex portion 2e protruding in the width direction is fitted and fixed to a concave portion 1d formed in the bottom plate 1b located in the vicinity of the front wall 1c of the case body 1. Reference numeral 4 denotes a transparent plate, and a lower end portion of the transparent plate 4 is inserted into a groove portion formed in the rear wall 2a of the feeding device 2 and extends upward. A semicircular cutout 5 is formed at the center of the upper end of the transparent plate 4 as shown in FIG. Moreover, the front wall 1c is formed in the mountain shape which a center part rises upwards.

  Explaining the configuration of the feeding device 2, the upper and lower two-stage mandrels 7 and 7 are rotatably supported on the side walls 2f and 2g disposed at the left and right ends, respectively, near the ends of the mandrels 7 and 7, respectively. A rotating wheel 8 is attached, and a total of four rotating wheels 8, 8 are arranged. Sprockets 9 and 9 are fixed to the rotary wheels 8 and 8, and annular belts 10 and 10 are stretched between the sprockets 9 and 9 of the rotary wheels 8 and 8 between the upper and lower sides. As the material of the rotary wheels 8, 8, a rubber material having an appropriate friction coefficient or a soft synthetic resin material is appropriate. The rotating wheels 8 and 8 are given an elastic force that presses the slips 3 backward with an appropriate force. The distance between the upper and lower rotating wheels 8, 8 is suitably about 2 cm.

  An operation mode at the time of use of the slip storing and feeding device having such a configuration will be described. That is, the case main body 1 is arranged on a writing table provided at a window of a financial institution or the like, and the slips 3 are stored between the rear wall 1a and the feeding device 2 as shown in FIG. At this time, the upper end 3a of the sheet or set of slips 3 positioned at the foremost part protrudes further upward than the upper end of the transparent plate 4, or the upper end 3a of the slips 3 is at least of the transparent plate 4. It is set so that it is in the semicircular cutout 5 formed at the center of the upper end.

  Therefore, the user uses the cutout portion 5 to grasp the upper end portion 3a of the slips 3 at the forefront in the case body 1 by hand and pulls up one or a set of slips 3 upward. Then, the upper rotating wheel 8 in contact with the slips 3 is rotated by the elastic force applied to the rotating wheels 8, 8, and the rotating force is stretched between the sprockets 9, 9. Is transmitted to the lower rotary wheel 8 and the lower rotary wheel 8 rotates simultaneously in conjunction with it.

  As the lower rotating wheel 8 rotates, the next-stage slips 3 are pulled upward by a predetermined length, and in synchronization with the user pulling out the front-most slips 3, one next-stage slip Alternatively, the upper end portion 3a of the set of slips 3 is automatically set so as to protrude further upward than the upper end portion of the transparent plate 4, or at least in the semicircular cutout portion 5.

  Similarly, the next user grips the upper end of one sheet or a set of slips 3 in the next stage with his hand and pulls it upward to pull up the next slips 3 by a predetermined length. Since the upper end 3a of the slips 3 protrudes further upward than the upper end of the transparent plate 4, or is automatically set so that it is at least in the semicircular cutout 5, the user sequentially One or a set of slips 3 can be taken out smoothly and repetitively.

  FIG. 3 shows a preferred form of use of the present invention. A recess 6a having an appropriate inclination angle is formed by excavation at a predetermined position of the table 6, and slips according to the present invention are stored in the recess 6a. A case main body 1 of the feeding device is arranged. According to this form of use, the user can easily confirm the type of the slips 3 from the transparent plate 4, and the operability of pulling out one or a set of slips 3 can be improved. In addition, the operation mode at the time of use when the slips 3 are pulled out is the same as described above.

  As described above, according to the present invention, only one or a set of slips and various sheets stored in the case main body can be smoothly and repetitively removed and overlapped. Since excess slips are not taken out, the operability of the work can be improved by deploying it at a counter of a financial institution or a table for writing in a city hall, ward office or the like.

The sectional side view which shows the storage / delivery case of the slips concerning this invention. The partial cross section front view of FIG. The sectional side view which shows the preferable usage pattern of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Case main body 1a ... Rear wall 1b ... Bottom plate 1c ... Front wall 1d ... Recess 2 ... Feeding device 2a ... Rear wall 2b ... Bottom plate 2c ... Front wall 2d ... Top plate 2e ... Convex part 2f, 2g ... Side wall 3 ... Documents DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 4 ... Transparent plate 5 ... Notch 6 ... Writing stand 7 ... Mandrel 8 ... Rotating wheel 9 ... Sprocket 10 ... Ring belt

Claims (4)

  When the slips stored in the case body are pushed back and forth with an appropriate force, two upper and lower rotating wheels are arranged, and when the slips at the forefront in the case body are pulled upward, Cases for storing and feeding slips characterized in that the upper and lower two-stage rotating wheels that are in contact with each other are rotated in an interlocked manner and the upper end of the next-stage slips are automatically set to protrude upward. .   A feeding device in which a top and bottom two-stage rotating wheel is disposed in a case body constituted by a rear wall, a bottom plate, and a front wall to press the slips stored in the case body backward with an appropriate force. The upper and lower two stages that are in contact with the slips when the slips at the forefront in the case body are pulled out upwards by providing a transparent plate that is arranged and has a lower end fixed to one end of the feeding device and extending upward A case for storing and feeding slips, wherein the rotating wheel of the slip is automatically set in a state where the upper end of the next slip is projected upward.   As the above-described feeding device, upper and lower two-stage mandrels are fixed to the side walls disposed at both the left and right ends, a rotating wheel is attached near the end of the mandrel, and a ring-shaped belt is provided between sprockets fixed to each rotating wheel. The case for storing and feeding out slips according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the case is stretched so that the upper and lower rotating wheels are rotated in conjunction with each other.   The case for storing and feeding slips according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein a rubber material having a suitable friction coefficient or a soft synthetic resin material is used as a material of the rotating wheel.

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