JP3184032U - ID card holder - Google Patents

Abstract

An ID card that can hold small items such as keys inside a breast pocket of clothes, is difficult to cut at a strap portion even when an unexpected force is applied, and an ID card 21 is not easily turned over. Provide a holder.
An ID card holder includes a reel part and a strap part. The strap portion 11 has a coupler for mounting a portable item such as an ID card 21 and a wide belt-like strap 13, and the belt-like strap 13 can be wound and stored in the reel portion 1. As the coupler, a rotary coupling hook or a detachable coupling hook that can be held with the front and back of the ID card 21 reversed by a simple operation is used. The reel portion 1 has a slit-like outlet 9 and a clip 5 for fixing to a chest pocket of clothes, and the clip 5 is formed with an accessory mounting hole 7.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an ID card holder used in combination with an identification card (hereinafter simply referred to as an ID card).

  In recent years, an ID card has an IC circuit built into it, and security checks for managing access to the building, grasping the usage status of copiers in the office, and eating and drinking costs at the employee cafeteria It is also used for the liquidation of

  These ID cards 21 are generally used by being fixed to the breast pocket 29 using the ID card holder 100 or hanging from the neck with the neck string 2 attached (FIG. 8).

  However, the conventional ID card holder 100 has no portion for hooking small items such as a locker key. Accordingly, small items such as a locker key need to be separately devised such as using a key holder or putting it in a wallet, which is cumbersome to handle.

  In addition, many devices that use the ID card 21 have a problem that the information of the IC circuit cannot be read unless the ID card 21 is brought close to the information reading device. That is, the user of the ID card 21 needs to bend every time it is used, take out the ID card 21 from the card case, approach it to the information reader, and read the information. This operation is extremely troublesome for the user.

  Thus, as a strap used for the ID card 21, a reel-type ID card holder having a retractable strap using a spiral spring or the like is provided (Patent Documents 1 to 5).

  When using a reel-type ID card holder, pull the ID card 21 or the like with a force stronger than the unwinding force of the spiral spring in the reel, and remove the strap-like strap part that is wound in the reel. By pulling out, the ID card 21 and the like can be brought close to the information reading device. Therefore, the user of the ID card 21 does not have to bend down or take out the ID card 21 from the card case and bring it close to the information reading device to read the information.

  On the other hand, after the ID card 21 is used, if the force pulling the ID card 21 is weakened, the strap-like strap is automatically rewound into the reel and stored by the rewinding action of the spiral spring. Because it is compact and convenient.

JP 2006-043242 A JP 2008-264296 A Utility Model Registration No. 3049202 Utility Model Registration No. 3054682 Utility Model Registration No. 3068840

  However, the ID card holder described in Patent Document 1 to Patent Document 5 described above generally uses a thin string as a strap. And these ID card holders have the problem of suddenly cutting at the strap string part when the material of the string deteriorates due to long-term use and unexpected strong force is applied. was there.

  In addition, when the above-described ID card holder is used for an ID card or the like, the ID card may be turned over by twisting the string without the user's knowledge. And if the photo or name of the user is written only on the surface of the ID card, and the ID card is turned inside out, it would be impolite to a customer from outside the company. Many cases were recognized.

  The purpose of the present invention is to provide an ID card holder that can hook small items such as keys for lockers and that is difficult to cut at the strap even when a strong force is applied and the ID card is not turned over. It is said.

  The present invention solves the problems of the ID card holders conventionally used as described above.

The invention described in claim 1
An ID card holder used in combination with an ID card,
The ID card holder is
Having a coupler coupled to the ID card and a clip secured to the breast pocket of the clothes;
The clip includes
It is characterized in that an accessory mounting hole is formed.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, small items such as a key can be held inside the pocket of the clothes, so that they cannot be seen from the outside. Even if an accessory such as a key is removed from the clip for some reason, it is not lost because it falls into the pocket and is held as it is.

The invention described in claim 2
An ID card holder used in combination with an ID card,
The ID card holder is
It has a reel part and a strap part,
The strap portion is
It has a coupler to be coupled with the ID card and a wide belt strap,
The strap is
The reel part can be wound and stored,
The reel part
It has a slit-like outlet from which the belt-like strap is pulled out, and a clip fixed to the chest pocket of clothes,
The clip includes
It is characterized in that an accessory mounting hole is formed.

  According to the second aspect of the invention, since the reel type ID card holder 100 is used, the user of the ID card 21 bends down or takes out the ID card from the card case and uses it as an information reading device. There is no need to read the information close to Moreover, after the ID card 21 is used, if the force pulling the ID card is weakened, the strap-like strap is automatically rewound and stored in the reel by the rewinding action of the spiral spring. Compact and convenient.

  In addition, the ID card holder according to the present invention uses a wide belt-like strap for the strap portion. Therefore, since the strength can be improved compared to a strap using a thin string, it can be made difficult to cut. In addition, since the strap is wide, it can be made difficult to twist as compared with a strap-like strap.

  In the reel portion, the shape of the outlet from which the belt-like strap is drawn out is slit. Therefore, the belt-like strap can be further prevented from being twisted, so that the ID card can be hardly turned over.

The invention described in claim 3
An ID card holder used in combination with an ID card,
The ID card holder is
It has a reel part and a strap part,
The strap portion is
It has a coupler to be coupled with the ID card and a wide belt strap,
The coupler is
The ID card can be held in a reverse state,
The strap is
The reel part can be wound and stored,
The reel part
It has a slit-like outlet from which the belt-like strap is pulled out, and a clip fixed to the chest pocket of clothes,
The clip includes
It is characterized in that an accessory mounting hole is formed.

  According to the invention described in claim 3, in addition to the features of the invention described in claim 2, according to the purpose of use, the ID card can be held in an inverted state (inverted state). . Therefore, it is convenient for an ID card which is divided into cases where the front side of the ID card is used in normal business and the back side is used when contacting customers from outside the company.

Invention of Claim 4 is an ID card holder as described in any one of Claim 1 thru | or 3, Comprising:
The accessory mounting hole is:
A protrusion is formed on the clip, and the protrusion is formed by perforation.

Invention of Claim 5 is an ID card holder as described in any one of Claim 1 thru | or 3, Comprising:
The accessory mounting hole is:
The lower end of the clip is formed by bending it into a tube shape.

  According to the invention described in claim 4 or claim 5, the accessory mounting hole can be formed in the clip having various shapes. Further, the accessory mounting hole can be formed in the clip by a relatively inexpensive means.

  In the ID card holder according to the present invention, an accessory mounting hole is provided in a clip portion fixed to a breast pocket of clothes. By providing the accessory mounting hole in the clip, the accessory such as a key is maintained inside the breast pocket so that it cannot be seen from the outside. Even if an accessory such as a key is removed from the clip for some reason, the accessory is dropped and held inside the breast pocket and is not lost.

  In addition, the ID card holder according to the present invention uses a wide belt-like strap for the strap portion. Therefore, since the strength can be improved as compared with the strap using the string, it can be made difficult to cut. In addition, since the strap is wide and the reel portion uses a slit-shaped outlet, it can be made less twistable than the strap. Therefore, the front and back of the ID card are not reversed.

  On the other hand, by using a rotary coupling hook or a detachable coupling hook as a coupling tool between the ID card and the ID card holder, the front and back of the ID card are intentionally reversed (inverted state). It can also be held.

It is the schematic of an ID card holder.

        (A) It is a front perspective view.

(B) It is a rear perspective view.
It is the schematic of the state which fixed the ID card holder to the breast pocket with the clip of the alligator. It is the schematic of a reel type ID card holder.

        (A) It is the front perspective view which pulled out the strip | belt-shaped strap.

(B) It is the back perspective view which pulled out the strip | belt-shaped strap.
It is the schematic of the state which fixed the reel main body to the breast pocket with the leaf | plate spring type clip. It is a modification of the accessory mounting hole.

        (A) A protrusion is provided on the clip to form an accessory mounting hole.

(B) The lower end of the clip is bent into a tube shape to form an accessory mounting hole.
It is the schematic of a 180 degree | times rotation type coupling hook.

        (A) It is a perspective view of the state in which the lower rotating component is in the initial stage of rotation ((c)).

        (B) It is a principal part front view before a lower rotating component rotates.

        (C) It is a principal part front view of the rotation part of a lower part at the initial stage of rotation ((a) state).

(D) It is a principal part front view in the state where a lower rotating component is in the last stage of rotation.
It is the schematic before mounting | wearing of a detachable coupling hook. It is the state figure which suspended the ID card holder from the neck using the string for necks.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of an ID card holder 100 according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.
<Example 1>
The ID card holder 100 according to the first embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. The ID card holder 100 is used by being coupled through an ID card case 23 containing an ID card 21, for example.

  The ID card holder 100 has a coupler 14 for coupling to the coupling hole 25 of the card case 23 below the ID card holder 100, for example, a snap-type coupler 14, and a clip for fixing to the breast pocket 29 of the clothes on the back surface. 5.

  In some cases, the ID card 21 itself has a coupling hole 25 and the ID card case 23 is not required. In such a case, the ID card holder 100 and the ID card 21 are directly coupled by the coupling tool 14. FIG. 1 shows an embodiment in which the ID card 21 is mounted in the ID card case 23.

  As the type of the clip 5, for example, a clip 5 such as an alligator (FIG. 1B) or a leaf spring as described later can be used. In the present embodiment, an accessory mounting hole 7 for mounting accessories such as a locker key 27 via the ring 8 or the like is provided below the alligator clip 5 (FIG. 1B). .

By providing the accessory mounting hole 7 in the clip 5, the accessory such as the key 27 is held inside the breast pocket 29 so that it cannot be seen from the outside (FIG. 2). Even if an accessory such as the key 27 is removed from the clip 5 for some reason, the accessory such as the key 27 falls into the chest pocket 29 and is not lost.
<Example 2>
Example 2 of a reel type ID card holder 100 having a structure in which a strap part can expand and contract will be described. As in the case of the first embodiment, the ID card holder 100 is used directly with the ID card 21 or coupled with the ID card case 23 containing the ID card 21.
1. Reel type ID card holder 100
The ID card holder 100 according to the second embodiment is mainly composed of a reel portion 1 and a strap portion 11 (FIG. 3A). The ID card holder 100 can be used by fixing the strap 25 or the like for the neck with the locking device 3 while hanging the belt-like strap 13 around the reel unit 1 and hanging it from the neck. It can be used by being fixed to the chest pocket 29 of clothes such as a shirt or a shirt with a clip 5 (FIGS. 3 and 8).
2. Reel part 1
The reel unit 1 includes a reel body 2 in which a spiral spring (not shown) is incorporated, a locking tool 3 having a hole for fixing a neck string 25 and the like above, and a back side thereof. It has the clip 5 for fixing to the breast pocket 29 of clothes, such as a jacket and a shirt, and the slit-like exit 9 for pulling out the strip | belt-shaped strap 13 (FIG. 3 (a), (b)).

  Note that the reel body 2 in which the spiral spring is incorporated uses a technique generally used in a tape measure, a cord reel, or the like. That is, the belt-like strap 13 wound in the reel can be pulled out from the outlet 9 by pulling the portion of the coupling hook 15 with a force stronger than the unwinding force of the spiral spring.

  On the other hand, if the hand is released from the coupling hook 15, the portion of the belt-like strap 13 is rewound into the reel by the energy accumulated in the spiral spring. In addition, since the technique which makes this strip | belt-shaped strap 13 part expandable-contractable is a technique generally used, detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

  Then, the ID card 21 and the like are brought closer to the information reader by pulling the ID card 21 and the like with a force stronger than the unwinding force of the spiral spring and pulling out the strap-like strap wound around the reel. Can be made. Therefore, the user of the ID card 21 does not have to take out the ID card 21 from the card case 23 or bend over to approach the information reader and read the information.

On the other hand, after the ID card 21 is used, if the force pulling the ID card 21 is weakened, the belt-like strap 13 is rewound into the reel and stored by the rewinding action of the spiral spring. The reel unit 1 may be provided with a stopper function (also called a latch function) generally used in a tape measure, a cord reel, or the like, or a release function thereof.
3. Clip 5
In the ID card holder 100 according to the present invention, the clip 5 is installed on the back surface of the reel unit 1 so that it can be fixed to the breast pocket 29 of the clothes (FIG. 3B).

  As this clip 5, for example, a clip 5 such as an elastic leaf spring or an alligator can be used. In the present embodiment, an example of a clip 5 using a leaf spring is shown (FIGS. 3B and 4), and is installed on the back surface of the reel body 2.

  In this embodiment shown in FIG. 3B, a small object mounting hole 7 for mounting small objects such as a locker key 27 through the ring 8 or the like is provided in the bent portion of the lower portion of the clip 5. (FIG. 4). By providing the accessory mounting hole 7 in the warped portion, the ring 8 and the like can be easily attached and used.

  When the reel unit 1 is fixed to the breast pocket 29 with the clip 5, small items such as the key 27 are held inside the breast pocket 29 so that they cannot be seen from the outside (FIG. 4). Even if an accessory such as the key 27 is removed from the clip 5 for some reason, it will not be lost because it falls into the breast pocket 29.

  FIG. 3B shows an example in which the accessory mounting hole 7 is drilled in the lower part of the clip 5, but a protrusion 10 made of resin or metal is formed at the center of the clip 5, and the protrusion 10 is drilled to form the accessory mounting hole 7 (FIG. 5 (a)), or the lower end of the clip 5 is bent into a tube shape (FIG. 5 (b)). It can also be formed.

By using these means, the accessory mounting hole 7 can be formed in the clip 5 having various shapes. Further, by forming the accessory mounting hole 7 by bending the lower end portion of the clip 5 into a tube shape, the manufacturing becomes easy and the cost can be reduced.
4). Strap part 11
The strap part 11 has a coupler for coupling with a coupling hole 25 such as an ID card 21 or an ID card case 23, for example, a coupling hook 15 and a wide belt-like strap 13 (see FIG. 3). However, the state where the ID card 21 is mounted in the ID card case 23 is shown.) By pulling the portion of the coupling hook 15 downward, the belt-like strap 13 wound in the reel body 2 can be pulled out from the slit-like outlet 9. FIG. 3 shows an example in which a “? -Shaped (hatena)” hook is used as the connecting hook 15, but various other connecting hooks 15 such as a hook-shaped hook can be used. .

  The stretchable belt-like strap 13 is usually wound and housed inside the reel body 2 described above (FIG. 8). The reel body is obtained by picking the portion of the coupling hook 15 with a finger and pulling it in the direction of the arrow. 2 (FIGS. 3A and 3B).

  Here, in the ID card holder 100 according to the present invention, the wide strap 13 is used instead of the strap. By using the wide belt-like strap 13, the strength can be improved. Therefore, even when it continues to be used for a long period of time or an unexpectedly strong force is applied, it can be made difficult to cut at the portion of the strap 13.

  In addition, by using the slit-shaped outlet 9 and the wide belt-like strap 13, the repulsive force against torsion is increased, so that it is further difficult to twist. Therefore, the problem that the string is twisted without the user's knowledge and the front and back of the ID card 21 are reversed (problem of being turned over) can be almost solved.

In other words, it is a case where the photograph or name of the user is written only on the surface of the ID card 21, and it becomes indistinguishable for customers from outside the company because they are not visible because they are reversed. The problem can be solved.
5. Connecting hook 15
As described above, the ID card holder 100 according to the present invention is characterized by using the wide belt-like strap 13 and the slit-like outlet 9. Therefore, in the case where the card is used for an ID card 21 having the front and back sides, the problem that the string is twisted without the user knowing and the front and back of the ID card 21 are reversed is almost solved. be able to.

  However, there are ID cards 21 and the like that are classified into cases so as to be used when using the front surface of the ID card 21 in normal business and contacting customers from outside the company on the back surface. Depending on the purpose, there may be a case where the user wants to use the ID card 21 with its front and back reversed. That is, there are cases in which the front surface of the ID card 21 is intended for internal use and the back surface is intended for external use.

  FIG. 6 shows an embodiment in which the ID card 21 can be intentionally rotated about 180 degrees by using the rotary coupling hook 17 and can be mounted with its front and back reversed. The rotary coupling hook 17 is commercially available, and has a structure in which an upper rotary component 17a and a lower rotary component 17b are fitted inside the coupling groove 17c.

  The upper rotating component 17a has a pair of fitting arms 17e having protrusion-like fitting projections 17f on the inner side thereof. On the other hand, the lower rotary component 17b has a pair of recessed fitting grooves 17d that are fitted with the fitting convex portions 17f. Then, by fitting the fitting convex portion 17f and the fitting groove 17d, the lower rotating component 17b can be held in a state rotated by 180 degrees. Since the rotary coupling hook 17 shown in FIG. 6 is generally commercially available, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 7 shows an embodiment in which the front and back of the ID card 21 can be reversed using the detachable coupling hook 19. The detachable coupling hook 19 includes an upper mounting part 19a having a pair of upper female fitting holes, and a lower mounting part 19b having a lower male fork shape. It is possible.

  In the detachable coupling hook 19 shown in FIG. 7, the upper part is a female shape and the lower part is a male shape, but the upper part can be a male shape and the lower part can be a female shape. Moreover, since the detachable coupling hook 19 shown in FIG. 7 is generally commercially available, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

  By using these rotary coupling hooks 17 and detachable coupling hooks 19, the ID card 21 can be held in an inverted state (inverted state) with a simple operation according to the purpose of use. .

  The ID card holder according to the present invention is used for fixing an ID card or an ID card case on which an ID card is mounted to a chest pocket or the like with a clip or hanging it from a neck with a neck strap or the like. Can do.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Reel part 2 Reel main body 3 Locking tool 5 Clip 7 Small attachment hole 8 Ring 9 Drawer outlet 10 Protrusion part 11 Strap part 13 Strip | belt-shaped strap 14 Coupling tool 15 Coupling hook 16 Safety pin 17 Rotating coupling hook 17a Upper rotation component 17b Lower rotating part 17c Connecting groove 17d Fitting groove 17e Fitting arm 17f Fitting convex part 19 Detachable connecting hook 19a Upper mounting part (female)
19b Lower mounting parts (male)
21 ID card 23 card case 25 coupling hole 26 neck string 27 key (small)
29 chest pocket 100 ID card holder

Claims (5)

An ID card holder used in combination with an ID card,
The ID card holder is
Having a coupler coupled to the ID card and a clip secured to the breast pocket of the clothes;
The clip includes
An ID card holder, wherein a small accessory mounting hole is formed. An ID card holder used in combination with an ID card,
The ID card holder is
It has a reel part and a strap part,
The strap portion is
It has a coupler to be coupled with the ID card and a wide belt strap,
The strap is
The reel part can be wound and stored,
The reel part
It has a slit-like outlet from which the belt-like strap is pulled out, and a clip fixed to the chest pocket of clothes,
The clip includes
An ID card holder, wherein a small accessory mounting hole is formed. An ID card holder used in combination with an ID card,
The ID card holder is
It has a reel part and a strap part,
The strap portion is
It has a coupler to be coupled with the ID card and a wide belt strap,
The coupler is
The ID card can be held in a reverse state,
The strap is
The reel part can be wound and stored,
The reel part
It has a slit-like outlet from which the belt-like strap is pulled out, and a clip fixed to the chest pocket of clothes,
The clip includes
An ID card holder, wherein a small accessory mounting hole is formed. The ID card holder according to claim 1, wherein:
The accessory mounting hole is:
An ID card holder, wherein a protrusion is formed on the clip, and the protrusion is perforated. The ID card holder according to claim 1, wherein:
The accessory mounting hole is:
An ID card holder, wherein a lower end portion of the clip is formed by being bent into a tube shape.