JP3145891U - Decorative equipment attached to articles - Google Patents

Abstract

A decorative tool for preventing the article from being taken out is provided.
A decorative tool 10 attached to an article includes a decorative member 12 having a decorative shape, and a belt-like member 14 fixed to the decorative member 12 and wound around the article, and the belt-like member 14 has one end thereof. And a plurality of teeth 22 that are formed adjacent to each other at least one side 20 of the belt-like member 14 and project from the side 20 in the width direction of the belt-like member 14. The teeth 22 engage with the holes 18 when the other end of the belt-like member 14 is passed through the holes 18.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a decorative device attached to a product such as a product, a bag, a box, a bottle, or the like for storing the product.

In order to decorate the article, a decoration tool is attached to the article. Some conventional ornaments have a decoration member composed of a knot formed by a ribbon and an annular member attached to the decoration member (see Patent Document 1). The annular member is formed of a belt-like body having one end fixed to the knot and the other end passed through the knot. When the ornament is attached to the article, the annular member is hung on the article, and the other end of the strip is pulled so that the article is clamped by the annular member.
Utility Model Registration No. 3141967

  However, the annular member may be loosened and the other end portion of the belt-like body may come off from the knot due to vibration or force applied to the accessory when the article is handled. For this reason, there exists a possibility that the said ornament may be taken from the said article | item.

  The object of the present invention is to prevent the ornament from being removed from the article.

  In the present invention, a decorative tool attached to an article includes a decorative member and a belt-like member fixed to the decorative member. The belt-like member has a hole provided at one end thereof and a side portion of the belt-like portion. A plurality of teeth formed adjacent to each other, and when the ornament is attached to the article, the band-shaped member is wound around the article, the other end of the band-shaped member is passed through the hole, and the teeth Is engaged with the hole. This makes it difficult for the other end portion of the belt-like member to come out of the hole, and prevents the ornament from being removed from the article.

  A decorative tool attached to an article according to the present invention includes a decorative member having a decorative shape, and a belt-like member fixed to the decorative member and wound around the article, and the belt-like member includes the belt-like member. A hole provided at one end and a plurality of teeth formed adjacent to each other on at least one side of the belt-like member, each projecting in the width direction of the belt-like member from the side, The teeth engage with the hole when the other end of the strip member is passed through the hole.

  When the ornament is attached to the article, the band-shaped member is wound around the article, the other end of the band-shaped member is passed through the hole, and the teeth are engaged with the hole. Since the teeth are engaged with the holes, the other end portion of the band-shaped member does not come out of the holes, and it is possible to prevent the ornament from being removed from the article.

  The decorative member includes a knot formed by a ribbon-like sheet piece. Since the decorative member is made of one sheet piece, it is relatively soft and easy to form the knot. The belt-like member is composed of two sheet pieces that are parallel to each other and bonded together. Since the belt-like member is composed of two sheet pieces, the belt-like member is relatively hard, and the portion defining the hole and the teeth are relatively strong. For this reason, even if force is applied to the belt-like member, the engagement of the teeth with the hole is difficult to be released, and the other end portion of the belt-like member can be reliably prevented from coming out of the hole.

  The sheet piece of the band-shaped member is formed by cutting two synthetic fiber sheets bonded to each other with a laser beam. Since the belt-like member is formed by cutting the synthetic fiber sheet with a laser beam, the peripheral portion of the belt-like member is melted and cured by the heat of the laser beam. For this reason, the part which prescribes | regulates the said hole, and the said tooth | gear can be strengthened more, the engagement with the said hole of the said tooth | gear can be made harder, The said other end part of the said strip | belt-shaped member is the said It is possible to more reliably prevent the hole from coming out.

  According to the present invention, another decorative tool attached to an article includes a decorative part having a decorative shape, and a belt-like part that is integrally formed with the decorative part and wound around the article. A hole provided at one end of the band-shaped portion and a plurality of teeth formed adjacent to each other on at least one side portion of the band-shaped portion, each projecting in the width direction of the band-shaped portion. And the tooth engages with the hole when the other end of the strip is passed through the hole.

  When the ornament is attached to the article, the belt-like portion is wound around the article, the other end of the belt-like portion is passed through the hole, and the teeth are engaged with the hole. Since the tooth is engaged with the hole, the other end portion of the band-shaped portion does not come out of the hole, and the ornament can be prevented from being removed from the article.

  Since the band-shaped part is formed integrally with the decoration part, the decoration does not require the trouble of fixing the band-shaped member to the decoration member as in the case where the band-shaped member is fixed to the decoration member. The tool can be manufactured efficiently.

  The decorative portion includes a knot formed by the first portion of the first sheet piece including a ribbon-shaped first portion and a strip-shaped second portion formed in the first portion. It consists of the said 2nd part of a 1st sheet piece, and the 2nd sheet piece adhere | attached on this 2nd part and parallel to the said 2nd part.

  Since the decorative portion is made of the first portion of the first sheet piece, that is, made of a single sheet piece, the decorative portion is relatively soft and easy to form the knot. In addition, since the band-shaped portion is composed of the second portion of the first sheet piece and the second sheet piece, that is, a double sheet piece, the portion defining the hole and the teeth are relatively strong. Even if a force is applied to the belt-like portion, the engagement of the teeth with the hole is difficult to be released, and the other end portion of the belt-like portion is difficult to come out of the hole. For this reason, it can prevent reliably that the said other end part of the said strip | belt-shaped part pulls out from the said hole, without reducing the workability | operativity at the time of the said knot formation.

  The first portion of the first sheet piece is a laser beam of the other part of the first synthetic fiber sheet in the first synthetic fiber sheet and the second synthetic fiber sheet bonded to a part of the first synthetic fiber sheet. The second part of the first sheet piece and the second sheet piece are formed by cutting the part of the first synthetic fiber sheet and the second synthetic fiber sheet bonded thereto. Is cut by a laser beam.

  Since the band-shaped part is formed by cutting the first synthetic fiber sheet and the second synthetic fiber sheet with a laser beam, the peripheral part of the band-shaped part is melted and cured by the heat of the laser beam. . Therefore, the portion defining the hole and the tooth can be further strengthened, the engagement of the tooth with the hole can be made more difficult to disengage, and the other end portion of the band-shaped portion is It is possible to more reliably prevent the hole from coming out.

  According to the present invention, when the ornament is attached to the article, the strip member (or the strip portion) is wound around the article, and the other end of the strip member (or the strip portion) is passed through the hole. The teeth are engaged with the holes. Thereby, it can be made difficult to remove the other end from the hole, and the ornament can be prevented from being removed from the article.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a decorative tool 10 is used to decorate a product or an article (not shown) such as a bag, box, bottle, or the like that stores the product. The decorative tool 10 includes a decorative member 12 having a decorative shape, and a belt-like member 14 fixed to the decorative member.

  The decorative member 12 includes a knot formed by a ribbon-like sheet piece. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the method of tying the sheet pieces is a bow, but instead of this, other tying methods may be used. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the sheet piece is tied to the belt-like member 14. Alternatively, the sheet piece may be bonded to the belt-like member 14.

  The belt-like member 14 has a hole 18 provided in one end portion 16 of the belt-like member, and a plurality of teeth 22 formed adjacent to each other on each side portion 20 of the belt-like member 14. The band-shaped member 14 is wound around the article, and the other end 24 of the band-shaped member 14 is passed through the hole 18. The planar shape of the hole 18 is linear, and the length dimension 26 of the hole 18 is substantially equal to the width dimension 28 of the other end 24 of the band-shaped member 14.

  Each tooth 22 protrudes from the side portion 20 in the width direction of the belt-like member 14. Each tooth 22 has a first edge inclined with respect to the length direction of the band-shaped member 14 such that the protruding dimension of the tooth from the side part 20 gradually increases from the other end 24 to the one end 16 of the band-shaped member 14. It has the part 22a and the 2nd edge part 22b extended in the width direction of the strip | belt-shaped member 14. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the teeth 22 engage with the holes 18 when the other end 24 of the band-shaped member 14 is passed through the holes 18.

  The teeth 22 may be formed on any one side portion 20 instead of the example shown in FIG. 1 formed on each side portion 20 of the belt-like member 14. Further, in the example shown in FIG. 1, the teeth 22 are present on a part of the belt-like member 14 in the length direction of the belt-like member 14, but instead, the teeth 22 may be present on the entire belt-like member 14. Good.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the decorative member 12 made of the knot formed by the ribbon-like sheet piece 30 and the belt-like member 14 are separate members. The belt-like member 14 is composed of two sheet pieces 32 which are parallel to each other and bonded together. The sheet piece 32 is formed by cutting two synthetic fiber sheets (not shown) bonded to each other with a laser beam. Although each sheet piece 30 and 32 consists of polyester fibers, it may replace with this and may consist of another synthetic fiber. Moreover, each sheet piece 30 and 32 may replace with said example which consists of synthetic fibers, and may consist of paper, a film, a nonwoven fabric, a natural fiber, etc.

  As shown in FIG. 6, when attaching the ornament 10 to the article 34, the belt-like member 14 is wound around the article 34, the other end 24 of the belt-like member 14 is passed through the hole 18, and the teeth 22 are engaged with the hole 18. In the example shown in FIG. 6, the article 34 is a bottle such as a wine bottle. Since the teeth 22 are engaged with the holes 18, the other end 24 of the band-shaped member 14 does not come out of the holes 18 due to vibration or force applied to the decoration tool 10 when the article 34 is handled. I can't get it.

  Each tooth 22 has a first edge portion 22a inclined with respect to the length direction of the band-shaped member 14 so that the projecting dimension gradually increases from the other end 24 to the one end 16 of the band-shaped member 14, and the band-shaped member 14 And the second edge 22b extending in the width direction of the belt 22 does not prevent the tooth 22 from passing the other end 24 of the band-shaped member 14 through the hole 18, and the other end 24 of the band-shaped member 14 is not Blocking from the hole 18 is prevented.

  Since the decorative member 12 is made of one sheet piece 30, the decorative member 12 is relatively soft and the knot can be easily formed. Further, since the belt-shaped member 14 is composed of two sheet pieces 32, the portion defining the hole 18 and the teeth 22 in the belt-shaped member 14 are relatively strong, and even if a force is applied to the belt-shaped member 14, the holes of the teeth 22 The engagement with 18 is difficult to be released, and the other end 24 of the belt-like member 14 can be reliably prevented from coming out of the hole 18.

  Since the belt-like member 14 is formed by cutting the synthetic fiber sheet with a laser beam, the peripheral portion of the belt-like member 14 is melted and cured by the heat of the laser beam. For this reason, the part which defines the hole 18 and the tooth 22 can be further strengthened, the engagement of the tooth 22 with the hole 18 can be made more difficult to disengage, and the other end 24 of the belt-like member 14 is formed into a hole. It is possible to prevent the escape from 18 more reliably.

  Since the knot is formed in advance, it is not necessary to form the knot when the article 34 is decorated. For this reason, the article 34 can be efficiently decorated without requiring time and effort for forming the knot. The decorative member 12 is a sheet piece (not shown) or plate (not shown) having a star shape, a circle, a polygon, a shape of an animal or plant, a shape of a cartoon character, or the like, instead of the example shown in FIG. Z).

  When the decoration tool 10 is removed from the article 34, a force is applied to the band member 14 and the other end 24 of the band member is extracted from the hole 18. At this time, the engagement of the tooth 22 with the hole 18 is released. After removing the ornament 10 from the article 34, the ornament 10 may be attached to another article (not shown).

  Instead of the above example in which the decorative member 12 and the belt-shaped member 14 are made of separate members, the belt-shaped portion 14 may be formed integrally with the decorative portion 12. Also in this case, the decorative portion 12 has a decorative shape as in the case where the decorative member 12 and the belt-like member 14 are formed of separate members, and the belt-like portion 14 is provided at one end 16 of the belt-like portion. And a plurality of teeth 22 that are formed adjacent to each other at least one side portion 20 of the belt-like portion 14 and project from the side portion 20 in the width direction of the belt-like portion 14.

  In the example shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the decorative device 10 includes a first sheet piece 40 including a ribbon-shaped first portion 36 and a strip-shaped second portion 38 formed in the first portion, and the first sheet piece. And a second sheet piece 42 which is bonded to the second portion 38 and parallel to the second portion. The decorative portion 12 includes a knot formed by the first portion 36 of the first sheet piece 40, and the belt-shaped portion 14 includes the second portion 38 and the second sheet piece 42 of the first sheet piece 40.

  The first portion 36 of the first sheet piece 40 is the first synthetic fiber sheet (not shown) and the first synthetic fiber sheet (not shown) bonded to a part of the first synthetic fiber sheet. The other part of the synthetic fiber sheet is formed by cutting with a laser beam, and the second part 38 and the second sheet piece 42 of the first sheet piece 40 are the part of the first synthetic fiber sheet and this part. The second synthetic fiber sheet adhered to is formed by cutting with a laser beam. Although each of the 1st sheet piece 40 and the 2nd sheet piece 42 consists of polyester fiber, it may replace with this and may consist of another synthetic fiber. Each of the first sheet piece 40 and the second sheet piece 42 may be made of paper, a film, a nonwoven fabric, natural fiber, or the like instead of the above-described example made of synthetic fiber.

  When the ornament 10 is attached to the article, the belt-like portion 14 is wound around the article, the other end 24 of the belt-like portion 14 is passed through the hole 18, and the teeth 22 are engaged with the hole 18. Since the teeth 22 are engaged with the holes 18, the other end 24 of the belt-like portion 14 is difficult to be removed from the holes 18, and the ornamental tool 10 can be prevented from being removed from the article.

  Since the decorative portion 12 is made of a single sheet piece, the decorative portion 12 is relatively soft and easy to form the knot. In addition, since the belt-like portion 14 is made of a double sheet piece, the portion defining the hole 18 and the teeth 22 are relatively strong, and even if a force is applied to the belt-like portion 14, the teeth 22 engage with the holes 18. Is not easily unraveled, and the other end 24 of the belt-like portion 14 is difficult to be removed from the hole 18. For this reason, it can prevent reliably that the other end part 24 of the strip | belt-shaped part 14 pulls out from the hole 18, without reducing the workability | operativity at the time of formation of the said knot.

  Since the belt-like portion 14 is formed by cutting the first synthetic fiber sheet and the second synthetic fiber sheet with a laser beam, the peripheral portion of the belt-like portion 14 is melted and cured by the heat of the laser beam. . For this reason, the part which defines the hole 18 and the tooth 22 can be further strengthened, the engagement of the tooth 22 with the hole 18 can be made more difficult to disengage, and the other end 24 of the belt-like part 14 is formed as a hole. It is possible to prevent the escape from 18 more reliably.

  Since the belt-like portion 14 is formed integrally with the decorative portion 12, there is no need to fix the belt-like member 14 to the decorative member 12 as in the case where the decorative member 12 and the belt-like member 14 are made of separate members. The ornament 10 can be manufactured efficiently.

  In the example shown in FIG. 9, the decorative portion 12 has a heart-shaped planar shape instead of the example shown in FIG. A product name or a store name may be displayed on the decorative portion 12, or a decorative figure or pattern may be provided on the decorative portion 12. The planar shape of the decorative portion 12 may be a star shape, a circular shape, a polygonal shape, a shape of an animal or plant, a shape of a cartoon character, or the like, instead of the example shown in FIG. 9 which is a heart shape. The decorative tool 10 includes two sheet pieces that are parallel to each other and bonded to each other. The sheet piece is formed by cutting two synthetic fiber sheets (not shown) bonded to each other with a laser beam. Even in this case, since the belt-like portion 14 is integrally formed with the decorative portion 12, the trouble of fixing the belt-like member 14 to the decorative member 12 as in the case where the decorative member 12 and the belt-like member 14 are formed of separate members is eliminated. There is no need, and the ornament 10 can be manufactured efficiently.

The front view of the ornament which concerns on 1st Example of this invention. The rear view of the ornament which concerns on 1st Example of this invention. The perspective view of a decoration tool when the other end part of a strip | belt-shaped member is passed through the hole. The top view of the sheet piece used as the material of the ornament which concerns on 1st Example of this invention. Sectional drawing of the ornament in the line 5 of FIG. The perspective view of the ornament attached to the articles | goods. The top view of the 1st sheet piece used as the material of the ornament which concerns on 2nd Example of this invention, and a 2nd sheet piece. FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the accessory along line 8 in FIG. 7. The front view of the ornament which concerns on 3rd Example of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

10 Decorative Tools 12 Decorative Members (Decorated Parts)
14 Band-shaped member (band-shaped part)
16 One end portion 18 Hole 20 Side portion 22 Teeth 24 Other end portion 30, 32 Sheet piece 34 Article 36 First portion 38 Second portion 40 First sheet piece 42 Second sheet piece

Claims (7)

A decoration attached to an article,
A decorative member having a decorative shape;
A belt-shaped member fixed to the decorative member and wound around the article,
The band-shaped member is formed adjacent to each other at a hole provided at one end of the band-shaped member and at least one side of the band-shaped member, and each protrudes in the width direction of the band-shaped member from the side. Having a plurality of teeth,
The said tooth | gear engages with the said hole, when the other end part of the said strip | belt-shaped member is passed through the said hole.   The decorative device according to claim 1, wherein the decorative member includes a knot formed by a ribbon-like sheet piece.   The accessory according to claim 1, wherein the belt-shaped member includes two sheet pieces that are parallel to each other and bonded to each other.   The decorative piece according to claim 3, wherein the sheet piece is formed by cutting two synthetic fiber sheets bonded to each other with a laser beam. A decoration attached to an article,
A decorative part having a decorative shape;
A band-shaped portion formed integrally with the decorative portion and wound around the article,
The band-shaped part is formed adjacent to each other at a hole provided at one end of the band-shaped part and at least one side part of the band-shaped part, and each protrudes from the side part in the width direction of the band-shaped part. Having a plurality of teeth,
The said tooth | gear engages with the said hole, when the other end part of the said strip | belt-shaped part is passed through the said hole. The decorative part comprises a knot formed by the first part of the first sheet piece comprising a ribbon-like first part and a strip-like second part formed on the first part,
The said strip | belt-shaped part is a decoration tool of Claim 5 which consists of the said 2nd part of the said 1st sheet piece, and the 2nd sheet piece adhere | attached on this 2nd part and parallel to the said 2nd part. The first portion of the first sheet piece is a laser beam of the other part of the first synthetic fiber sheet in the first synthetic fiber sheet and the second synthetic fiber sheet bonded to a part of the first synthetic fiber sheet. Is formed by cutting by
The second part and the second sheet piece of the first sheet piece are formed by cutting the part of the first synthetic fiber sheet and the second synthetic fiber sheet bonded thereto with a laser beam. The ornament according to claim 6.

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