JP3172789U - Desk calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

An inexpensive desk calendar capable of easily attaching, removing or replacing a sheet-like binding tool is provided.
A calendar unit, a calendar front support plate, and a calendar in a desk calendar in which a calendar unit 3 displaying a plurality of months and days is supported by a calendar front support plate 1 and a calendar rear support plate 2 is provided. Each of the rear support plates is provided with slits 5, and the elastic sheet-shaped binding tool 4 is passed through each slit, and the protrusions formed at the ends of the elastic sheet-shaped binding tools are respectively connected to the calendar front support plate and the calendar rear support plate. It is characterized in that the calendar portion is bound by being hooked on the slit.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a desk calendar.

  Conventionally, a desk calendar has been used as a promotional material for advertisements of companies and the like, and a specific company name and advertisement are printed on the lower part of the calendar paper or the front lower part of the calendar paper support. In addition, the conventional desk calendar that stands up often has a form in which calendar paper and calendar support are bound with a binding tool at the upper end of the desk calendar, and there is a structural problem that advertisements cannot be displayed at the topmost position. Also, for example, in Patent Document 1, a paper pattern is cut out from a single mount in FIG. 1, a calendar locking member is provided at one location on the top of the front member in FIG. 2, and a slit in which the locking member is provided on the calendar paper in FIG. A method is described in which a part is rounded to form a cylindrical part and the end of the locking member is fixed to the front member. However, since the locking member is a paper that has low elasticity and is easily deformed and is provided as a part of the front member, it is difficult to roll the locking member into a clean cylindrical shape through the slit of the calendar paper, and the cylindrical shape is crushed. There was a problem that it was easy. Further, for example, the printing method is limited depending on the type of the selected mount, and there is a disadvantage that the printing expression is limited.

  In addition, the conventional desk calendar prints the company name and advertisement for each company on the lower part of the calendar paper and the front lower part of the calendar paper support, so a print version must be created for each company. There was a problem that it took much cost and time to create and print the plate. In addition, changing the printing of the assembled desk calendar requires a lot of labor and material costs, and if a specific company name or advertisement is printed on the desk calendar, it cannot be diverted to other companies.

Registered Utility Model No. 3140648

  For this reason, the desktop calendar according to the present invention secures sufficient printing space in the desktop calendar in which the calendar portion displaying a plurality of months is supported by the calendar front support plate and the calendar rear support plate. , Create elastic sheet-like binding tools made of resin film aesthetically printed with specific company names and advertisements, desktop calendar calendar part, calendar front support plate and calendar rear support plate As a common member that does not print advertisements or advertisements, it is possible to provide slits in each, and to bind the calendar portion by passing elastic sheet-like binding tools through each slit, and to easily attach, remove or replace the sheet-like binding tools The challenge is to provide an inexpensive desk calendar.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and in a desk calendar that supports a calendar portion displaying a plurality of months and dates with a calendar front support plate and a calendar rear support plate, The calendar part, the calendar front support plate, and the calendar rear support plate are each provided with slits, and the elastic sheet-like binding tool is passed through each slit, and the protrusions formed at the ends of the elastic sheet-like binding tool are respectively connected to the front part of the calendar. It is a desk calendar characterized by binding a calendar part by hooking to a slit of a support plate and a calendar back support plate.

  The effect of the present invention can be reduced by printing a specific company name or advertisement only on the elastic sheet-like binding tool and not printing on the calendar part, the calendar front support plate, and the calendar rear support plate. In addition, the elastic sheet used for the elastic sheet-shaped binding tool is made of a commercially available resin film having characteristics effective for the elastic sheet-shaped binding tool, so that it is suitable for printing with printing ink, a copying machine or a laser printer, and an inkjet. Good printability with a printer, handwriting characteristics with a ballpoint pen or oil-based pen, clipping characteristics with a punching die, thermal processing characteristics, and resistance to tearing. Further, since the slit has a buffering effect on the elastic sheet-like binding tool, it is difficult to break even with a square slit. Note that if the slits have a circular shape at both ends and are cut out with a width of about a radius so as to connect the centers of the circular shapes (FIG. 2), the calendar paper is less likely to break at the slit portion than the rectangular slit. . Furthermore, if the binding length of the sheet-like binding tool (L shown in FIG. 4) is changed, the loop diameter (LP shown in FIG. 5) when bound with the elastic sheet-like binding tool can be changed, so that the printing space corresponding to the loop diameter can be changed. Is sufficiently secured, and printing of advertisements and the like can be done aesthetically freely with a laser printer or an inkjet printer. Furthermore, a writing instrument such as a pencil or a ballpoint pen can be stored inside the loop-shaped binding tool.

  The perspective view which looked at the first embodiment of the desk calendar of the present invention from diagonally forward   Slit diagram of the present invention   Example front view of the desktop calendar of the present invention   Sheet-like binding tool embodiment top view   AA 'sectional view in FIG.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a first example of the desktop calendar embodiment of the present invention.
In the desk calendar which supports the calendar unit 3 displaying a plurality of months by the calendar front support plate 1 and the calendar rear support plate 2, the calendar unit 3, the calendar front support plate 1 and the calendar rear support Each plate 2 is provided with a slit (FIG. 2).

  Next, the elastic sheet-shaped binding tool 4 is passed through the respective slits, and the protruding pieces formed at the ends of the elastic sheet-shaped binding tool 4 are hooked on the slits of the calendar front support plate 1 and the calendar rear support plate 2, respectively. The calendar part 3 is bound. For example, when one month is composed of one sheet, it is composed of twelve sheets, and a slit of the same size is provided at the same position on the calendar part 3 for displaying the month and day, the calendar front support plate 1 and the calendar rear support plate 2. (The cover is the same, but not shown) and is bound by the sheet-like binding tool 4. Further, the elastic sheet used for the sheet-like binding tool 4 is preferably a resin sheet having sufficient elasticity, and needs to have a strength that does not easily break even when bent or unbent.

  In addition, printing aptitude with printing ink, printing aptitude with a copier or laser printer or ink jet printer, handwriting characteristics with ballpoint pen or oil pen, clipping characteristics with punching die, good thermal processing characteristics, resistance to tearing, etc. are required. is there. Moreover, the slit width W of FIG. 2, the sheet-like binding tool binding width M shown in FIG. 4, and the protruding piece width N formed at the end of the sheet-like binding tool 4 have a relationship of M <W <N.

  The protruding piece 6c formed at the end of the sheet-like binding tool 4 shown in FIG. 4 is bent by the sheet-like binding tool bending portion 7, and the protruding piece 6a side of the sheet-like binding tool 4 is supported by the front part of the calendar shown in FIG. It passes from the inside of the slit 5a of the plate 1 and then passes through the calendar part slit 5c. Since the protruding piece 6c is bent obliquely and does not exceed the slit width, 5a and 5c can be easily passed. Similarly, the slit 5b on the opposite side is also passed through so that the sheet-like binding tool 4 has a cylindrical shape, and the protruding piece 6c bent at the bending portion 7 is bent back. By doing so, the protruding piece 6b and protruding piece 6d are hooked on the slit 5a by the elasticity of the sheet-like binding tool 4, and the protruding piece 6a and protruding piece 6c are hooked on the slit 5b. As shown in FIG. Can be used to bind the calendar section 3.

  If the slit width W is slightly larger than the binding width M of the sheet-like binding tool and the cutout width 5f of the slit is about half of the hole diameter at both ends of the slit, the inserted sheet-like binding tool 4 comes out of the slits 5a and 5b. There is nothing. Further, when the protruding piece 6c of the sheet binding tool 4 is bent, it can be removed from the slits 5a and 5b, so that the attachment and removal of the sheet binding tool 4 is easy.

1 Desktop calendar front support plate 2 Desktop calendar rear support plate 3 Calendar unit 4 Sheet binding tool

Claims (1)

  In a desktop calendar that supports multiple calendars with the calendar front support plate and the calendar rear support plate, the calendar unit, the calendar front support plate, and the calendar rear support plate have slits, respectively. The elastic sheet-shaped binding tool is passed through each slit, and the calendar part is bound by hooking the protrusions formed at the ends of the elastic sheet-shaped binding tool to the slits of the calendar front support plate and the calendar rear support plate, respectively. A desktop calendar characterized by that.

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