JP3149512U - Newspaper stocker for easy use and storage of newspaper articles - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tool for easily using a newspaper article that has been read, storing for newspaper recycling, and easily binding a cross. SOLUTION: A box-shaped pedestal placed at the four corners of a rectangular flat plate and a stocker that folds newspapers into a storage section having a side wall at an upper part of the box-shaped pedestal, and a V-shaped slit that sandwiches a string at the tip A stringing bar with a mark is used as an auxiliary tool, and stringing is performed in the lower space of the stocker, so that it is possible to easily bind newspaper crosses. Part of the pedestal is a shelf or drawer-type storage unit, and it holds binding and cutting tools such as strings, scissors, cutters and glue, and the string passing bar also functions as a cutter guide when cutting articles At the same time, the necessary tools are centrally stored in the stocker itself to improve a series of work efficiency. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a tool for easily using a newspaper article that has been read, storing it for newspaper recycling, and binding cross characters.

  Recently, efforts to recycle newspapers have progressed, and various storage and binding containers used at home have been devised. Generally, strings are pre-arranged in a box-type container that stores and binds in quarter-fold sizes. However, the structure that enables the later stringing has been devised to simplify efficient cross-shaped binding.

  Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2006-193211 discloses that a cross structure can be easily formed by using a storage container as a divided structure and turning a string by hand through a lower space.

  The storage container that is usually used in a quarter-fold size is inconvenient for searching for past articles. In addition, in the case of bundling, not only does it swell up by creating a new crease, making tight bundling difficult. In addition, since the bottom surface is small and lacks stability, it is easy to cause a problem that the bundle falls and falls after the bundles are stacked. Furthermore, the thing of the structure which has previously arrange | positioned the string on the side surface of a to-be-bound object has a waste of material since it has to cut | disconnect a string long.

  The aforementioned published patent 2006-193211 is intended for the effective use of newspaper articles, although it is provided with a space that also serves as storage for binding tools such as ball strings, cutters, bags, etc., so as to ensure storage and binding convenience. To see past articles, not things, you need to take them out of the container.

  The present invention is not used only for the purpose of storage and binding, but is provided with an article cutting and pasting tool and a binding tool in the stocker itself, and it is stored in a stack with newspaper newspaper folded in a form that does not have a disturbing side wall in part. By making it easy to search for past articles, and making it possible to easily bind cross-shaped newspapers in a stored state, it is possible to improve a series of work efficiency.

The method adopted by the present invention for the above-mentioned problem is a stocker for folding newspaper paper in a folded manner in a main storage section having four box-shaped pedestals arranged at the four corners of a rectangular flat plate and a side wall at an upper part thereof, A stringing bar with a V-shaped slit that sandwiches the string at the tip is used as an auxiliary tool to perform stringing in the lower space of the stocker, thereby making it possible to easily bind newspaper newspapers.
Part of the pedestal is a shelf or drawer-type storage unit, and it holds binding and cutting tools such as strings, scissors, cutters, glue, etc., and the string passing bar also functions as a cutter guide when cutting articles At the same time, the necessary tools are centrally stored in the stocker itself to improve a series of work efficiency.

  In the present invention, a box-shaped pedestal (4) is arranged at the four corners of a rectangular base (3) that is slightly larger than a newspaper fold-up size, and a newspaper storage section is provided with side walls (5) that rise from the side of the upper end of at least two pedestals. The newspaper stocker has a shelf (6) and a drawer (7) for storing tools for binding and article cutting. The pedestal is set to a height at which the curly binding string (8) can be stored in the shelf (6). Further, a string passing bar (9) provided with a V-shaped slit (9a) at the tip of a ruler-shaped strip having a length of about 40 cm is permanently installed on the stocker base (3).

  At least one of the stocker pedestals is a side wall pedestal (4a), and the right shoulder on the front side of the newspaper is stored in the same position to facilitate extraction based on the date after loading.

  On the outer peripheral wall surface of the pedestal, the string guide (10) is provided in a shape that narrows the interval between the pedestals toward the upper surface of the pedestal.

  Embodiments will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, which is composed of the stocker of FIG. 2 and the string passing bar of FIG. 4 and 5 are a plan view and a side view of the stocker.

  When there is an article you want to leave in the newspaper that you have read, take out the stringer bar (9) that is permanently installed on the cutter and the base (3) from the stocker drawer (7) of this stocker, and apply the cutter to the side of the bar. Cut out the corresponding article and put it on a separate scrapbook. The remainder is stacked with the printing direction aligned on the stocker to complete the storage.

  If there is an article that you want to check in a past newspaper, you can easily find it by tracing the date from the loaded paper at the position of the side wall pedestal (4a) of the stocker.

  Newspaper (1) When binding, the latest newspaper to be left is taken out from above and returned to an empty stocker after the binding work is completed. Next, the end of the binding string (8) is pulled out of the shelf (6) with a margin in length, and the tip is sandwiched between the V-shaped slits (9a) of the string passing bar (9). At this time, if it is difficult to stay, it will not come off if a knot is tied at the tip of the string.

  FIG. 6 shows a mode at the start of stringing, and FIG. 7 explains the stringing order. While holding the string end, hold the string passing bar (9), pass the space between the bases from (a) in the major axis direction of the stocker, pull it out from the opposite side (b) by hand, and lift it up. At this time, the string guide (10) guides the string so that the position of the string on the bottom side of the newspaper is approximately in the middle of the width. While holding the string against the side wall guide end (b, c) of the stocker, it is lowered downward, and in the same way, the space between the pedestals in the minor axis direction is passed to (d) and brought back to the upper surface side. Next, the leading end of the string removed from the guide is passed through the string previously hung on the side wall guide (e) and pulled to the upper part (f) of the first string passing position to associate with the rear part of the string. Here, the string entangled portion (e) is drawn in the center of the upper surface of the newspaper (in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 7), and the string is entangled at the upper corner of the newspaper while holding it so that a cross is formed. It is assumed that the string tying portion (11) is made. Further, after separating the remaining string portion with the scissors taken out from the drawer (7), if the cross-shaped portion of the string is lifted, the bound newspaper (1) can be easily taken out from the stocker.

  The container can be placed on the top surface of the movable wagon so that it can be pulled out with the wagon not only during storage but also during bundling work, and it can be threaded in a more comfortable posture without bending down. Further improvement. Even if the two back surfaces are on the wall, a stringing and binding operation can be performed by providing a gap in which the string can be pulled up manually with the stocker.

  The present invention is made of plastic, cardboard, wood, and metal, and can be divided and assembled into a kit.

Effect of device

  The present invention stores the small articles necessary for newspaper article clipping and bundling work on the pedestal, so there is no need to search for it, and it is possible to easily carry out article cutting work that has been difficult to do so far. There is an effect to increase.

  That is, if there is a necessary article in a newspaper article, a ruler, a cutter, glue, etc. are taken out from the drawer part of the stocker and pasted to the scrap book, and the remaining part is stacked along the side guide to the main storage part. When there is something you want to see in the past article, you can easily search for the date newspaper from the bundle of newspapers stacked in the main storage section, and if necessary, you can cut out the article as above.

  When this stocker is used, it is possible to wrap the string by placing the tip of the string on the string passing bar while the newspaper is piled up, and it is possible to easily perform effective cross-shaped binding.

  Bundling with newspaper folds is less likely to bulge because it does not create a new crease, leading to the effect of bundling without requiring extra force, and even a weak person can easily perform a tight bundling It becomes. In addition, it is difficult for the bundles after binding to occur, the stacking is stable, and this is a convenient form for the collection company.

  Bundling using the present invention can be performed by turning a thin string multiple times or joining a short string, and it does not cause a surplus of string, such as not preparing a long string by cutting in advance. There is an effect that waste does not occur.

  The present invention recommends the generalization of bi-fold bundling and collection, and contributes to eco-activity because it does not use the collection bags provided in newspaper sales promotions, and improves paper quality by improving detection ability to prevent foreign material contamination. Not only will this lead to improvement, but the stability of the bundle can prevent the collapse of cargo during collection and transportation, which contributes to improving the efficiency of the entire collection operation.

Embodiment example of the present invention Stocker perspective view Stringing bar Top view of stocker Side view of stocker Diagram of stringing start Illustration of stringing order

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Newspaper 2 String 3 Base 4 Base 4a No side wall base 5 Side wall 6 Shelf 7 Drawer 8 Ball winding binding string 9 String passing bar 9a V-shaped slit 10 String guide 11 String binding part 12 Cutter

Claims (2)

  Four box-shaped pedestals are arranged at the four corners of a rectangular flat plate, and a side plate is provided above the outer surface of a part of the pedestal. Newspaper stocker   The newspaper stocker according to claim 1, wherein a string passing bar having a sharp notch sandwiching the string at the tip of the band plate is permanently installed.