JP3130989U - Bundling strings such as used newspaper - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily set used newspapers stacked in a newspaper stocker or accumulated magazines or other miscellaneous papers in an A4 size, so that anyone can easily set them when set in a newspaper stocker. It is also possible to provide a paper string for bundling, such as used newspapers, so that even two strings of different lengths can be easily combined at their centers.
[MEANS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS] One string 1 has a length larger than a length obtained by adding twice the height of stacked old newspapers to twice the length of a short side of A4 size, and The other two strings 2 are each formed to have a length larger than the length of two times the length of the long side of A4 size plus two times the height of stacked newspapers. A center mark 3 is provided as a mark for connecting the two cords 1 and 2 in a cross shape at the approximate center of the two cords 1 and 2.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a bundling string for collecting used newspapers, magazines, miscellaneous papers, and the like that are more useful when used in combination with a newspaper stocker.

  Traditionally, used newspapers, magazines, and miscellaneous paper have been collected as recyclable resource garbage as raw materials for recycled paper. In each household, used newspapers, magazines, and miscellaneous paper are tied together with plastic strings. To the collection place.

  Generally, in each home, newspapers that have been read are folded into A4 size, folded newspapers and magazines of the same size are stacked in a box-shaped newspaper stocker without a canopy, and a certain amount is accumulated. In order to bind the collected waste paper, the string is stretched and placed on the floor, and the stocker is reversed and stacked on the old waste paper / magazine, and the miscellaneous paper is placed on one string. The paper is temporarily bundled along one side, and in this state, the bundling string arranged in a cross shape is extended, and the newspaper waste paper, magazines, and miscellaneous papers are reversed again and tied along the remaining sides.

  The inventor of the present invention has previously made two pieces of paper straps crossed with the long side and the short side of A4 size in advance at the bottom of the newspaper stocker in order to make it easy to bind old newspapers and magazines as described above. Bundling a book binding string, stacking old newspapers / magazines and miscellaneous papers on top of each other, and when it reaches the specified stacking amount (height), binds the old newspaper collected in the stocker with the cross-shaped binding string An apparatus designed to do so is proposed as Utility Model Registration No. 3111887 (see Patent Document 1).

However, in the handling method in which a binding string previously bound in a cross shape is laid over the bottom of a newspaper stocker, (b) there is a troublesome task of preliminarily joining two paper strings in a cross shape; Since the length of the paper string is different on the long side and the short side of the A4 size, it is not easy to join two strings with different lengths without misalignment at each center. (C) Length There is a problem that it is troublesome to set differently cross-bonded paper strings by distinguishing the long side and the short side of the stocker.
Utility Model Registration No. 3111887

  Therefore, in the present invention, in order to efficiently bundle old newspapers collected in newspaper stockers folded into A4 size, or accumulated magazines and other miscellaneous papers, anyone can easily set them in newspaper stockers. It is possible to provide a binding paper string such as used newspapers that can be set, and even two strings of different lengths can be easily combined at their centers. Let it be an issue.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the configuration of the binding straps for used newspapers / magazines and miscellaneous papers of the present invention is twice as long as the length of the short side of A4 size. The length of the old paper is larger than the length of twice the height of the stack of old paper, and the other string is twice the length of the A4 size long side. As a mark for connecting the two cords in a cross shape to the approximate center of the two cords, each consisting of two cords each having a length that is greater than the length obtained by adding twice the stacked height. It is characterized by having a center mark. Here, the “larger length” is a length that can be used as a knot for tying both strings together.

  In addition, in the present invention, the structure of the binding string is added to the length of one string, which is twice the height of stacked old newspapers, etc., twice the length of the short side of A4 size. The length of the other string is larger than the length of the other string plus twice the height of the long side of A4 size plus twice the height of stacked newspapers. In addition, each of the two strings formed is bound so as to form a substantially cross shape at the approximate center of the two strings, and at least one of the two strings includes a long side of the newspaper stocker, and Alternatively, the set mark attached to the short side may be provided with a set mark that is a butterfly.

  In the present invention, the two strings may be formed by two longer strings. Also in this case, a mark by coloring, ribbon or the like is attached to the approximate center of each string. In addition, in order to set the above-mentioned string on the newspaper stocker, a second mark by coloring or the like is used as a mark for setting to determine the set position of the long side or the short side of the newspaper stocker on a string having a different length. It is desirable to attach. Furthermore, when used without being set in the stocker, it is convenient to use a binding mark on a string to be used when binding old newspapers or the like in a cross shape.

In the present invention, the binding string of used newspapers, etc., is longer than the length of one string, plus the length of the short side of A4 size plus twice the height of stacked newspapers. Two of the other strings, each of which has a length greater than the length of the A4 size long side plus twice the height of the stack of old newspapers, etc. Since the mark is formed as a center mark at the approximate center of the two strings, anyone can easily join the two strings in a cross shape near the center of both strings. .
Also, the two strings are marked with different set marks on the long side and the short side of the newspaper stocker, and the two strings without the stocker are also used in the newspaper. When binding used paper in a cross shape, the same marks (binding marks) are attached to the strings to be combined. Anyone can easily set it in the stocker or tie it in a cross shape without being conscious of the string or making a mistake.

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a plan perspective view of an example in which the binding strings of the present invention are arranged in parallel, FIG. 2 is a plan perspective view of the two strings of FIG. 1 joined in a cross shape, and FIG. 3 is two strings FIG. 4 is a perspective view of an example in which the cross-shaped connecting string of FIG. 2 is set as an example of a newspaper stocker.

  An example of bundling cords for used newspapers, magazines, miscellaneous papers, etc. according to the present invention is made of paper that can be used as a raw material for recycled paper, and two sheets are used to ensure the tensile strength when bundling newspapers, etc. It is desirable that the paper cords 1 and 2 are formed by twisting a long strip of paper.

  In addition, when disposing of newspaper wastepaper / magazine, miscellaneous paper, etc. as ordinary flammable waste, it is not limited to paper straps to be used as binding cords for newspaper wastepaper / magazine, miscellaneous paper, It may be formed of a combustible material such as a synthetic resin such as vinyl or a material such as a bag.

The binding cords 1 and 2 formed by twisting the band paper have a predetermined length, for example, twice as long as the long side of the A4 size here, and the stacking height (stacking height) of newspapers etc. in the stocker Add 2 times the length and add at least the length of the knot to the string 1 and at least 2 times the A4 size short side + 2 times the accumulated height (stacking height) An example of two binding cords according to the present invention is formed by the cord 2 having a length to which the length to be tied is added.
Here, the short side of A4 size and the long side of A4 size mean the length of the short side and the length of the long side when newspaper is folded into A4 size.

  In the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, the binding cords 1 and 2 are bent into a U shape at the center of each, or the center is unfolded and the center portions of both cords 1 and 2 are In the vicinity thereof, a mark is formed by applying a chromatic color ink or dipping in the ink, and this is used as a center mark (center mark) 3. The center mark 3 is not limited to coloring. For example, when twisting a string, a mark such as a thread or a book may be twisted and attached to the twisted string at a substantially constant pitch.

  Since the two strings 1 and 2 are different in length, they are set in the newspaper stocker St (see FIG. 4, the stocker in FIG. 4 is an example) that can store the A4 size in a planar shape when viewed from the plane. The lengths of the long string 1 and the short string 2 and the long and short sides of the stocker St must be aligned. Therefore, in the present invention, a mark 4 indicating that the long string 1 is a long string on both ends or one end of the long string 1, and a mark 5 indicating that the short string 2 is on both ends or one end of the short string 2, Each was marked as a set mark. These marks 4 and 5 may be attached by the same method as the center mark 3 described above. The set marks 4 and 5 do not necessarily have to be attached to the ends of the strings 1 and 2 and may be arbitrary intermediate portions of the strings 1 and 2. Further, the set marks 4 and 5 also function as binding marks for strings to be combined when binding newspaper waste paper or the like when not used by being set on the stocker St.

  The two cords 1 and 2, which are formed in this way and are bundled with one short and the other long, are arranged in a cross shape with the center mark 3 portions aligned and crossed as shown in FIG. The binding of the present invention in which the portion of the mark 3 is joined in advance in a cross shape by joining both the cords 1 and 2 so that the portion of the mark 3 that is joined in a cross shape by binding, adhesive or staples is not broken. It is formed as an example of a string.

Next, a method of using the binding string according to the present invention formed as described above will be described.
First, a newspaper stocker St as illustrated in FIG. 4 is arranged on the floor in order to collect folded newspapers.
That is, as shown in FIG. 4, the newspaper stocker St has a rectangular shape in which a planar shape made of a rigid material such as plastic, metal, and wood is a size larger than the A4 size, and has an open top surface. A detachable bottom pedestal 6 having a hole 6a in the center is provided on the bottom surface. Of the four side walls 7, 8, 9, and 10 in the stocker St, the two opposite side walls 7 and 9 are formed on exposed surfaces that are notched in a trapezoidal shape from the opening surface toward the bottom surface. .

  Here, the upper side of each side wall 7-10 is formed in a substantially concave shape, and a narrow groove-like notch 7a-10a is provided at the center of the upper edge of the concave portion to hold the intermediate portion of the strings 1, 2. It has been. The two side walls 8 and 10 on the short side may be provided with a clue window for lifting the stocker St in the approximate center, but this is not shown. Thus, an example of the newspaper stocker St to which the binding string of the present invention is applied is formed.

  The binding string of the present invention is arranged so that the portion of the center marker 3 that is cross-coupled to the hole 6 at the bottom of the newspaper stocker St is located, and faces the notches 7a to 10a of the side walls 7 to 10 of the newspaper stocker St. Are set so that the middle part of the binding ties 1 and 2 hangs down. At this time, in the vicinity of the notches 7a and 9a, a mark 7a of the same color as the setting mark 5 of the string 2 (however, the mark 9b does not appear in the figure) is formed, and the string in the vicinity of the notches 8a and 10a. Since the mark 10b (the mark 8b does not appear in the figure) is formed in the same color as the set mark 4 of 1 and the two strings 1 and 2 are marked with the marks 7a to 10a. , 9b, set to 8b, 10b. In this set state, old newspaper newspapers / magazines and miscellaneous papers that have been read are sequentially stacked and stored in the newspaper stocker St.

  As described above, when old newspapers, etc. are accumulated in the stocker St up to a predetermined height (height of the stocker St), the binding cords set on the stocker St, for example, by the front and back short strings 2, Bundling the collected newspapers in a longitudinal manner. Then, the collected used paper lump bound by the string 2 with the left and right long strings 1 is transversely bundled, and the strings 1 and 2 are further bundled together on the upper surface of the used paper accumulated lump, thereby accumulating on the stocker St. The used newspaper waste paper is bundled and packed in a ready state.

  The usage mode of the present binding cords 1 and 2 is not limited to the above example. In some cases, the above-described cross-coupled strings 1 and 2 are set and used. There is also a mode in which the present invention string is set on a newspaper stocker (not shown) provided with only the bottom pedestal 6 and the four side walls 7 to 10 not provided with the bottom.

In the present invention, the present invention string can be used without using a stocker St having a bottom, a stocker having only a peripheral wall without a bottom, or a stocker such as a trapezoidal stocker. Thus, when the stocker is not used, the above set marks 4 and 5 also act as a binding mark for the string 1 (2) to be bound when old newspaper is bound in a cross shape. Can be easily performed.
Further, in the present invention, a cross-shaped line of different colors passing through the hole 6a or a single line, or the string 1 or 2 is attached to the trapezoidal stocker or the above-mentioned trapezoidal object 6 as a mark for setting the string. There is a case where a mark that is attached to the set mark 4 or 5 is attached.

  Furthermore, in addition to the two cords 1 and 2 previously joined in a cross shape, the binding cord of the present invention is manufactured and sold with the two cords 1 and 2 arranged in parallel, and the user who purchased it. However, the cords 1 and 2 can be combined in a cross shape and used in the above-described manners.

  The two strings 1 and 2 in the present invention are preferably two kinds of long and short according to the size of the stocker St or the folded newspaper. However, by setting the two longer strings 1, It may also be formed into a tie-down string. If two strings of the same length are used as one set, there is only one kind of string to be used, which is advantageous in terms of manufacturing, and the directionality in setting to the stocker St is lost. In this case, if the same mark is attached to the string to be tied, it is possible to definitely select the other party of the string to be tied with the tie-like strap of the present invention such as used newspaper, so that quick and easy cross-like binding is performed. Can do.

  The present invention is as described above, and when old newspapers, magazines, miscellaneous papers, etc. are accumulated in a stocker, the collected old papers can be efficiently bundled and collected into a lump, which can be used for recycling. This is a useful material for anyone who wants to recycle it in a convenient and easy way. In addition, since it can be provided to the market in a state of being bundled in a cross shape or in the form of a product that can be bundled by the user during use, it is particularly easy to handle used newspapers at home.

The planar perspective view of an example which arranged the cord for binding of this invention in parallel. The planar perspective view of the state which couple | bonded the two strings of FIG. 1 in the cross shape. The top perspective view of another example in the state where two strings were formed in the same length and arranged in parallel. The perspective view of the example which set the cross-shaped coupling | bonding string of FIG. 2 to an example of the newspaper stocker.

Explanation of symbols

1 Long string 2 Short string 3 Center mark 4, 5 Mark for set 6 Bottom base
6a Hole 7, 8, 9, 10 Stocker side wall
7a-10a Notch for string set on each side wall

Claims (8)

  One string has a length that is twice the length of the short side of A4 size plus twice the height of the stack of old newspapers, and the other string It consists of two strings, each of which is larger than the length of the A4 size, which is twice the length of the long side of the A4 size plus the height of the stack of old newspapers. A string used for binding newspaper wastepaper or the like, characterized in that a center mark is attached as a mark for joining both strings in a cross shape at the approximate center of a book string.   The used newspaper as claimed in claim 1, wherein two straps are attached with a mark for binding when the strap is bound with at least one strap with a center mark or without a center mark. String for binding.   At least one of the two strings, such as used newspaper newspaper according to claim 1, wherein a set mark is attached to the long mark side and / or the short mark side of the newspaper stocker. Tie for binding.   One string has a length that is twice the length of the short side of A4 size plus twice the height of the stack of old newspapers, and the other string The length of each of the two strings formed is two times longer than the length of the A4 size, which is twice the length of the long side of the A4 size, plus the height of the stack of old newspapers. The string is bundled so as to form a substantially cross shape at the center of the string, and at least one of the two strings is marked with a set mark attached to the long side of the newspaper stocker and / or the short side. A binding cord for used newspapers, such as a set mark for butterflies, or a binding mark attached to a string to be used when binding old newspapers in a substantially cross shape.   The cord for bundling, such as used newspapers according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the length of the other cord is the same as the length of the one cord.   The mark used as the center mark attached to the approximate center of two strings is a string for binding such as used newspaper newspaper according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the mark is formed by coloring or a flexible protrusion such as a ribbon.   The set mark attached to the newspaper stocker and the set mark attached to both or one of the two strings are short on the long side and the longer side of the stocker or on the short side of the stocker. A string for bundling used newspaper waste paper or the like according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the string is attached to a mark attached to the other string.   The two cords are handled in storage, distribution, and sales in a state of being joined in a substantially cross shape at the center mark portion, or in a state of being arranged in parallel without joining the two cords. 7 A string for bundling any of the old newspapers.

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