JP3200523U - Organizer with tabs - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides an organizing tool in which a detachable tab does not easily fall off from a main body and is not easily damaged. The organizing tool includes a sheet-like main body 100 and a sheet-like tab 200 smaller than the main body. The tab includes a heading part and an engaging part sharing a part of the side with the heading part. The engaging part has a pair of engaging pieces 260a and 260b extending in a direction approaching the heading part, and a connecting part for connecting the engaging piece and the heading part. The main body is provided with one or more sets of slits 150a and 150b arranged in a substantially square shape so that the interval is narrowed toward the end of the main body. The shortest distance between one set of slits is substantially the same as the interval between one set of engagement pieces. When the engagement piece engages with the slit, the tab is mounted on the main body in a state where the area in contact with the connection portion of the connection portion and the heading portion is along the main body. [Selection] Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to an organizing tool having tabs that function as headings or knobs.

  Organize tools used for sorting and organizing paper sheets and pieces of paper, such as filing binder doors, file folders, and filing cabinet dividers used for sorting and organizing documents and cards. Those with tab-like headings at the ends for showing are widely used.

  In addition, for the purpose of providing a similar heading for a file folder or the like without a tab or a paper sheet to be organized, tabs attached to these via an attached clip or adhesive on the back side are also widely available on the market.

  Among these, since the tab is fixed to the main body such as a door paper or a folder, the labor involved in changing the classification method or the division name is large. The latter is difficult to adjust the position at the time of sticking. In addition, the tab using the clip is easily displaced by an external force. Reuse or re-attach a tab that uses an adhesive, but reuse it due to adhesive remaining on the adhesive surface when it is peeled off, deterioration of the adhesive's adhesive properties, bending or breakage of the tab, etc. I can't.

  In order to solve such a problem, a tab that can be attached to and detached from a fixed position and a filing tool to which the tab can be attached have been proposed (see Patent Document 1).

JP 10-329472 A

  However, in the organizing tool with the detachable tab according to the prior art as described above, there is a problem that the tab is easily dropped. In addition, the detachable tab according to the prior art has a problem that it is easily damaged at the base portion of the engagement piece.

  The present invention provides an organizing tool with a detachable tab, and the tab is unlikely to fall off from the main body of the organizing tool, and the tab is not easily damaged even after repeated use.

  An organizing tool according to an aspect of the present invention that solves the above problems includes a sheet-like main body and a sheet-like tab that is detachable from the main body and is smaller than the main body. The tab includes a heading part and an engaging part that partially contacts the heading part via a side, and the engaging part is a part that does not contact the heading part and the side at both ends. And a set of engaging pieces extending in a direction approaching the heading portion, and a portion excluding the one set of engaging pieces, and a connecting portion connecting the engaging piece and the heading portion. . The main body is a set of two slits each having a size into which one of the engagement pieces can be inserted at a peripheral edge thereof, and the gap is narrowed toward the end of the main body at the peripheral edge. One or more slits arranged in a C shape are provided. The shortest distance between the set of slits is substantially the same as the interval between the set of engagement pieces. When the one set of engagement pieces engages with the one set of slits, the tab is a part of the connection portion and the heading portion, and the region in contact with the connection portion is along the main body. It is attached to. When the tab is attached to the main body, a portion excluding the region of the heading portion protrudes from an end portion of the main body.

  According to this configuration, the tab functions as a tab for holding or holding the organizing tool in a state where the tab is attached to the main body via the engagement piece.

  Further, according to this configuration, even when the user holds the heading portion of the tab attached to the main body and handles the main body or the organizing tool, the engagement between the engagement piece and the slit is difficult to be eliminated. Therefore, it can be used with a sense closer to an arrangement tool in which a general tab is not removable, compared to an arrangement tool in which a tab according to the prior art is removable. In addition, since the force (shearing force) applied to the base part of the engaging piece when handling the organizing tool while holding the tab attached to the main body is decomposed, the base part of the engaging piece is deteriorated and damaged. This can delay the service life of the tab.

  In addition, the term “arranging tool” in the present application as described above refers to a paper sheet binding tool such as a ring binder, a paper piece storage tool having one or more storage pockets (for example, a folder for postcards), and filing boxes. Used as a concept word including partition boards used in cabinets and cabinets, and various types of notebooks of any application or size (eg, notebooks, notepads, notebooks, report paper, books, photo books, scrapbooks, sketchbooks) It has been. Of these, in particular, notebooks may not be easily recalled from the word organizer. However, since multiple books are arranged according to certain rules, it contributes to the classification and organization of recorded items that have been entered and pasted on pages, so in this application together with paper sheet binding tools and paper piece storage tools For convenience, it is called an organizer.

  In addition, the above-mentioned “paper binding tool” and “paper piece storage device” may be any one that can be used for the classification and organization of paper sheets or paper pieces, and are also used for the classification and organization of other items. May be. For example, the paper sheet binding tool may bind a plurality of paper piece storage tools. Further, the paper piece storage device may store an electromagnetic recording medium such as a compact disk for classification and organization.

  There is provided an organizing tool for a document, a piece of paper, etc., which can be repeatedly attached and detached and has a highly useful tab.

FIG. 1 is an overall view showing a state in which the tab and the main body of the organizing tool are separated in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of tabs of the organizing tool in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a state in which the main body of the organizing tool and the tab are separated in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a method for attaching the tab of the organizing tool to the main body in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is an overall view showing a state in which a tab is attached to the main body of the organizing tool in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the direction and magnitude of the force applied to the tab attached to the main body in each of the organizing tool according to the prior art and the organizing tool in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of the relative positional relationship between the slits of the main body and the engaging pieces of the tabs of the organizing tool according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8A is a diagram illustrating an example of an engagement piece including a bending portion in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8B is a diagram illustrating an example of an engagement piece including a bent portion in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8C is a diagram illustrating an example of an engagement piece including a bending portion in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9A is a diagram showing a modification of the area around the slit of the main body in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9B is a diagram showing a modification of the area around the slit of the main body in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9C is a diagram showing a modification of the area around the slit of the main body in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9D is a diagram showing a modification of the area around the slit of the main body in the embodiment of the present invention.

(Knowledge underlying the invention)
The inventor of the present application has found that the following problems occur with the conventional organizing device described in the section “Background Art”.

  In the filing tool of Patent Document 1, when a user holds the tab and handles the organizing tool, the tab is easily dropped due to the force applied to the tab. Further, in this filing tool, when the user holds the tab and handles the filing tool, a load is likely to be concentrated on a relatively thin root portion of the engagement piece. For this reason, the tab of the filing tool has a problem that it is easily damaged at the base portion of the engaging piece while being used repeatedly.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a tabbed organizing device devised based on the above knowledge will be described with reference to the drawings, taking a door paper used for a filing binder as an example.

(Constitution)
FIG. 1 is an overall view showing a state in which a main body 100 and a tab 200 of a door paper 10 which is a specific example of a tabbed organizing tool according to the present invention are separated. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of the tab 200. The alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 2 shows an example of the boundary of each part of the tab 200 described later. In other figures, such a boundary is omitted for the sake of clarity, but is conceptually divided into parts as described below.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the door paper 10 includes a sheet-like main body 100 and a sheet-like tab 200 that is detachable from the main body 100 and is smaller than the main body 100.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the tab 200 includes a heading portion 210 and an engaging portion 250 that shares a part of the side with the heading portion 210 in part.

  The engaging part 250 includes an engaging piece 260 and a connecting part 270. The engagement piece 260 includes a pair of engagement pieces 260a and 260b located at both ends of the engagement portion 250 in the vertical direction in FIG. The engaging pieces 260 a and 260 b are portions of the engaging portion 250 that do not share a side with the heading portion 210, and extend in a direction approaching the heading portion 210.

  The connecting portion 270 is a portion of the engaging portion 250 excluding the engaging piece 260 and connects the engaging piece 260 and the heading portion 210.

  FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a state in which the main body 100 and the tab 200 of the door paper 10 are separated in the present embodiment. In FIG. 3, the area | region including a part of peripheral part of the main body 100 enclosed by the broken-line circle in FIG. 1 is enlarged.

  The main body 100 has slits 150a and 150b each having a size such that one of the engagement pieces 260a or 260b can be inserted at the peripheral edge thereof. The slits 150a and 150b are arranged as a pair of slits (hereinafter, one set is also referred to as a slit 150) and arranged in a substantially square shape so that the interval is narrowed toward the end of the main body 100 at the peripheral edge. FIG. 1 shows a main body 100 including four sets of slits 150 as an example. And the main body of the organizing tool which concerns on this invention should just be provided with 1 or more sets of slits as mentioned above.

  The “peripheral portion” refers to at least a part of the end portion and a region on the main body 100 close to the end portion (outline) regardless of the shape of the end portion (contour) of the main body 100. And, “an area on the main body 100 close to it (= at least a part of the end)” means that the tab 200 is attached to the main body via the engagement piece 260 in an arbitrary set of slits 150 in the area. The tab 200 indicates a range in which at least a part of the heading portion 210 can protrude from the end portion. That is, this area is determined by the size and shape of the tab 200. A person skilled in the art can determine the size and shape of the tab in consideration of the material and usability of the organizing tool, and further determine this area to implement the present invention.

  Further, the shortest distance between the slits 150a and 150b, which is further shown in FIG. 3, is substantially the same as the interval between the pair of engaging pieces 260a and 260b. Preferably, the shortest distance is slightly shorter than the distance between the pair of engaging pieces 260a and 260b. More specifically, it is short enough to play a role as play when the tab 200 is attached to the main body 100. This makes it easier to mount the tab 200 to the main body 100 than when the shortest distance between the slits 150a and 150b and the distance between the engagement pieces 260a and 260b completely match. Further, this play also has an effect of preventing the base 100 of the engaging pieces 260a and 260b from being always in contact with the main body 100 while the tab 200 is mounted on the main body 100. If they are always in contact, when an external force is applied to the door paper 10, friction between the engaging pieces 260a and 260b and the main body 100 is likely to occur, which accelerates wear.

(Installation and removal)
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a procedure for attaching the tab 200 to the main body 100 in the present embodiment. The broken lines in FIG. 4 indicate the shapes of the invisible portions of the main body 100 and the tab 200 as hidden lines. FIG. 4 shows only one set of engagement pieces 260 and one set of slits 150 in the door 10 as an example.

  First, as shown in (a), the tip of one of the set of engagement pieces 260 (in this example, the engagement piece 260a) is inserted into one of the set of slits 150 (in this example, the slit 150a).

  Next, as shown in (b), with the engagement piece 260a inserted into the slit 150a to some extent, the tab 200 is raised from the main body 100 so as to lift the engagement piece 260b side, Bend to the main body 100 side and insert the tip into the slit 150b.

  If necessary, other portions of the engaging portion 250 may be bent. Then, the tab 200 raised from the main body 100 is returned to the main body 100 while the engaging piece 260b is further inserted into the slit 150b. At this time, if the engagement piece 260a is not completely inserted into the slit 150a, the engagement piece 260a is also inserted at the same time.

  Finally, as shown in (c), when the engagement piece 260 is inserted into the slit 150 to the vicinity of the base and the tab 200 is in a state along the main body 100, the mounting is completed.

  In addition, said procedure is an example and does not limit the attachment method to the main body of the tab of the organizing tool concerning this invention. For example, the insertion order of the engagement pieces 260a and the engagement pieces 260b may be switched. Alternatively, the insertion of one set of engagement pieces 260 into each of the slits 150 may be performed almost simultaneously. Further, the degree of insertion of the engaging piece 260a at the stage (a) and the place and degree of bending at the stage (b) are appropriately changed depending on the material and shape of the tab 200, and are not necessarily illustrated. It does not have to be street.

  In order to remove the tab 200 from the main body 100, the above steps (a) to (c) may be reversed.

  FIG. 5 is an overall view showing a state where the tab 200 is attached to the main body 100 of the door paper 10 in the present embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 4C and FIG. 5, in the door paper 10 having the above-described configuration, the tabs 200 are attached to the main body 100 by the engagement pieces 260a and 260b engaging the slits 150a and 150b, respectively. Is done. At this time, as described in the description of the mounting procedure, the tab 200 is in a state along the main body 100. More specifically, the connection portion 270 of the tab 200 and a region that is a part of the heading portion 210 and is in contact with the connection portion 270 are in a state along the main body 100. Further, portions other than the region of the heading portion 210 protrude from the end portion of the main body 100. As a result, the tab 200 functions as a tab that is headed or pinched while being attached to the main body 100 via the engagement piece 260.

  According to this configuration, when the user grips the tab 200 while the tab 200 is attached to the main body 100 and handles the door paper 10 by turning it or lifting it, the engagement piece 260 can be used. Is in a state of being hooked at the slit 150 like a hook, and is difficult to be removed from the slit 150. Further, the shearing force applied to the base portion of the engagement piece is decomposed during handling by the user. For this reason, the deterioration damage of the base part of the engagement piece 260 can be delayed, and the useful life of the tab 200 can be extended. This force decomposition will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

  (A) of FIG. 6 shows the use condition of the door paper 10 of this Embodiment. FIG. 6B shows a usage state of the door paper main body 1000 and the tab 2000 to which the invention disclosed in Patent Document 1 is applied. Similar to FIG. 4, the broken line in FIG. 6 indicates the shape of the invisible part of the main body and the tab as a hidden line.

  As a typical state of use, the user holds the tab 200 (or tab 2000) with his / her finger as shown in FIG. 6 and turns the door paper bound to the filing binder. At this time, the tab 200 (or the tab 2000) is pulled by a force F mainly including a component in the positive direction of the illustrated X axis. Alternatively, the tab 200 is pulled by a force F (not shown) mainly composed of a component in the negative direction of the X axis due to the weight of the main body 100, friction with the surrounding objects, and the like. A force F mainly composed of the component in the direction is applied. In the following, for the sake of simplicity of explanation, it is assumed that the force F is a force consisting only of a component in the positive direction of the X axis, and that the force acts on the XY plane.

  In the case of the door paper 10 according to the present embodiment shown in (a), the force F for pulling the tab 200 is transmitted to the main body 100 through two contact points between the engagement piece 260 and the main body 100 in the slit 150. . At this time, the force F acts on the main body 100 as a force F / 2 at each of the two contact points. On the other hand, at each contact, a force F / 2 is applied from the main body 100 to the engagement piece 260 as a reaction. This force acts as a shearing force applied from the main body 100 to the engagement piece 260.

  On the other hand, in the case of the door paper according to the prior art shown in (b), the force F for pulling the tab 2000 is transmitted to the main body 1000 through two contact points between the engagement piece in the slit and the main body 1000. At this time, the force F acts on the main body 1000 as a force F / 2 at each of the two contact points. On the other hand, at each contact, a force F / 2 is applied from the main body 1000 to the engaging piece of the tab 2000 as a reaction. However, this force acts directly as an F / 2 shearing force applied from the main body 1000 to the engaging piece of the tab 2000.

Here, in the door paper 10 of the present embodiment, the shearing force F / 2 is decomposed into the forces F ₁ and F ₂ according to the direction of the slit 150. On the other hand, the door paper according to the prior art is not decomposed because the direction of the slit is the same direction as the shearing force F / 2.

The engagement piece of the door paper tab according to the prior art is constricted at the base in order to prevent rattling and unintentional disconnection after mounting. Since the thin portion receives the force F / 2, it is relatively easily deformed and broken by the shearing force. In the door sheet 10 of this embodiment contrast, a force F ₁ and F ₂ becomes smaller than the force F / 2 by decomposition, undergoes a region having a width or more of the width of the engaging piece. Therefore, if the tabs and the engagement pieces are substantially equal in size, the tab 200 of the present embodiment is less likely to be deformed or damaged with respect to the same force.

  One preferred example of the above configuration will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the relative positional relationship between the slit 150 of the main body 100 and the engagement piece 260 of the tab 200 in the embodiment of the present invention. Also in FIG. 7, the broken lines indicate the shapes of the invisible portions of the main body 100 and the tab 200 as hidden lines. FIG. 7 shows only a state in which the slit 150a of the set of slits 150 is engaged with the engagement piece 260a of the set of engagement pieces 260 for the purpose of simplifying the drawing. The following description can be applied to the engagement between the slit 150b and the engagement piece 260b.

In the example shown in FIG. 7, with the tab 200 attached to the main body 100, the front end closer to the end of the main body 100 at the peripheral edge including these slits among the front ends in the longitudinal direction of the slit 150. the straight line _{L 1} passing through intersect at an angle of 45 degrees with the straight line _{L 2} passing through both ends of each slit 150.

  As described above, the shearing force applied to the base portion of the engagement piece 260 when the user handles the door paper 10 is decomposed. When the slit 150 is arranged in this positional relationship, it is disassembled with the best balance.

Further in the example shown in FIG. 7, (only the engagement piece 260a) each engagement piece 260 extending in the direction _{D 1} perpendicular to the straight line _{L 2} passing through both ends of each slit 150 (only the slit 150a).

  According to this configuration, even if the user holds the heading portion 210 of the tab 200 attached to the main body 100 and turns the door paper 10 or lifts it, the force applied to the tab 200 by this handling Is difficult to release the engagement between the engagement piece 260 and the slit 150. For example, in the door paper according to the related art as shown in FIG. 6B, a force for moving the engagement piece in a direction to exit the slit (eg, a force having a large component in the Y-axis direction, or a front direction on the Z-axis paper surface) In the door paper 10 of the present embodiment, the engagement piece 260 is difficult to move in the direction of coming out of the slit even when a force having a large amount of component is applied. Further, the force that moves the engagement piece 260 in the direction in which it is removed from the slit by the door paper 10 of the present embodiment (for example, in the case of the engagement piece 260a, the force in the negative direction in both the X axis and the Y axis) It is difficult to occur in handling such as picking and turning the door paper 10 and lifting it. Therefore, the engagement piece 260 keeps the main body 100 hooked by the slit 150 like a hook, and the tab 200 is less likely to come off the main body 100.

  Thus, the state in which the tab 200 and the main body 100 are integrated is held when the door paper 10 is handled by the user. That is, the door paper 10 can be used in a sense closer to a general door paper in which the tabs are not removable, as compared with a door paper in which the tabs according to the prior art are removable.

  In addition, the relative positional relationship between the slit 150 and the engagement piece 260 of the organizing tool according to the present invention is not limited to the above. The angle formed by each element may be appropriately changed in consideration of various circumstances such as aesthetics, material, manufacturing process, distribution, or market.

  Further, the shapes of the slit 150a and the slit 150b are not limited to those illustrated. For example, a curved line may be included in at least a part of the contour, such as an arc shape or a crescent shape. Similarly, the shapes of the engagement pieces 260a and the engagement pieces 260b are not limited to those illustrated. The length, shape, and extending direction may be appropriately changed in consideration of the above circumstances.

(Variation of engagement piece)
As shown in FIG. 4, the tab 200 needs to be appropriately bent by the user when being attached to or removed from the main body 100. However, regardless of the user's intention, if the tab 200 is bent at the heading portion 210 and the trace remains, the aesthetic appearance of the tab 200 is impaired, and addition or deletion of characters in the heading portion 210 is difficult. In order to prevent this, each engaging piece 260 of the tab 200 may be provided with a bent portion in advance. A bending part here is a part by which the curve or bending is given on the surface of each engagement piece 260, for example. Further, if the tab 200 is not attached to the main body 100, it may be a streak attached to facilitate bending along a predetermined line. Hereinafter, an example of the bent portion will be described with reference to the drawings.

  8A to 8C each show an example of an engagement piece 260 having a bent portion. In each figure, the figure by the planar view of the tab 200 and the figure by the side view from the engaging part side are arranged. In the plan view, a broken line indicates a bent portion of a mountain fold, and an alternate long and short dash line indicates a bent portion of a valley fold.

  In the example shown in FIG. 8A, each engagement piece 260 is mountain-folded at the bending portion 280 and linearly falls from the bending portion 280 at the same height as the connection portion 270 to the tip.

  In the example shown in FIG. 8B, each engagement piece 260 is mountain-folded at the bending portion 281, linearly descends from the bending portion 281 at the same height as the connection portion 270 toward the tip, and further at the bending portion 282, It is folded and goes straight up to the tip. Thus, each engagement piece 260 may include a plurality of bent portions.

  In the example shown in FIG. 8C, each engagement piece 260 is lowered from the same height as the connection portion 270 from the vicinity of the connection portion 270 to the tip. During this time, each engagement piece 260 is curved, and the descending direction becomes gentler as it approaches the tip. In this case, in each engagement piece 260, the bent portion 283 is a position from the position where it starts to drop from the height of the connection portion 270 to the tip (region where lattice hatching is added in the drawing). The engagement piece 260 may be provided with a bending portion which is such a curved surface.

  Moreover, these bending parts illustrated above may be combined suitably. For example, the region from the bent portion 281 to the tip of the engagement piece 260 in FIG. 6B may be a bent portion that curves like the bent portion 283 instead of having the bent portion 282.

  Thus, each engagement piece 260 has a bent portion of a line or a surface arranged so as to divide a portion in contact with the connecting portion 270 and the tip. When bent at the bent portion, each engaging piece 260 has a shape along a plane or a curved surface different from the plane including the main surface of the connecting portion 270 at least in part.

  By providing such a bent portion, the tab 200 is bent by the engagement piece 260 (at least preferentially with respect to other portions of the tab 200) when being mounted or removed. As a result, it is possible to easily avoid a bend in which the mark is left when attaching or detaching from the head portion 210.

  The bending and bending of these bent parts may be permanent or erasable. Preferably, the door paper 10 is in the binder and can be temporarily erased so that the engaging piece 260 follows the main body 100 when the binder is closed. Further, the degree of bending may be appropriately changed by the user. Furthermore, the direction in which the bent portion is bent is not limited to one direction. The bending portion may be allowed to bend in both directions from a flat state, or in the opposite direction from the already bent state. Thereby, it can be used even if the tabs are reversed (or without the user being aware of the front and back).

(Variations related to the slits on the main unit)
By changing the opening direction of the main body 100 on the slit 150 side, the tab 200 can be attached and detached more smoothly.

  Such an effect is, for example, when the main body 100 is viewed with the surface on which the tab 200 is mounted facing upward, a portion of the end surface in the slit 150 that is positioned on the tab 200 with the tab 200 mounted. Is obtained by a configuration that is lower than a portion located under the tab 200 in a state where the tab 200 is mounted.

  9A to 9D are diagrams showing examples of the shape of the area around the slit 150 of the main body 100 having the above-described configuration. In each figure, the figure by the planar view of the main body 100 with which the tab 200 is not mounted | worn, and the sectional view in the AA line in this figure are put in order.

  In the main body 100 shown in FIG. 9A, debossing is performed so that the region between the slit 150a1 and the slit 150b1 into which the engagement piece 260 of one tab 200 is inserted is lower than the surrounding area. In the main body 100 shown in FIG. 9B, debossing is performed so that a part of the region that is in contact with the slit 150 is lower than the periphery thereof.

  In the main body 100 shown in FIG. 9C, the region between two adjacent sets of slits 150, that is, the region between the slits 150b0 and 150a1, and the region between the slits 150b1 and 150a2 are higher than the surroundings. Embossed. In the example shown in FIG. 9D, the region is deformed, and embossing is performed so that the region in contact with each engagement piece 260 is higher than the surroundings when the tab 200 is mounted on the main body 100. That is, when the tab 200 is mounted, the engagement piece 260 is accommodated in this region.

  In this configuration, the slit 150 opens toward the inserted tab 200. Thereby, mounting | wearing to the main body 100 of the tab 200 becomes easy. Moreover, the removal from the main body 100 becomes easy. This is particularly effective when the tab 200 is relatively thick or when the main body 100 is made of a relatively hard material. Alternatively, the deformation of the main body 100 can be prevented or suppressed when the tab 200 is attached or removed. In the case of the configuration shown in FIG. 9C, the position of the engagement piece 260 when the tab 200 is mounted is stabilized, or the engagement piece 260 is caught by a finger or a surrounding paper piece. An effect of preventing the force from being applied to 260 is obtained.

  The shape of the region higher or lower than the surroundings shown in FIGS. 9A to 9C is an example, and may be any shape as long as the above configuration can be obtained.

(Other variations)
The main body 100 may be a filing door, a cover or door of a book, a sheet-like member constituting a filing pocket, a partition plate used for a filing cabinet, or a sheet-like member constituting a file folder.

  Thereby, it is various sorters, such as a document and a piece of paper, Comprising: The sorter with a tab which can be repeatedly attached and removed and is highly useful is realized.

  In the present embodiment, as the shape of the main body 100, a substantially rectangular shape that is common for door paper of a filing binder is illustrated. However, if the shape of the main body of the organizing tool according to the present invention is a sheet shape, it is not limited to a substantially rectangular shape. For example, when the organizing tool is a storage tool that stores a disk-shaped recording medium, the main body of the organizing tool may be a sheet having a substantially arc shape at least in part. Further, for example, when the organizing tool is a partition plate of a filing cabinet, a polygonal sheet shape corresponding to the shape of the cross section of the drawer provided in the filing cabinet of the main body of the organizing tool may be used.

  Moreover, the main body of the organizing tool which concerns on this invention may have holes other than a slit according to the use as an organizing tool. For example, in the case of the door paper 10, the main body 100 has two circular holes for allowing the ring included in the filing binder to pass (left side in FIGS. 1 and 5).

  In addition, the position of the slit in the main body of the organizing device according to the present invention may be the peripheral edge of the main body, and is not limited to the one shown in the above description or each drawing. For example, in the case of the door paper used for the filing binder as described above, it may be on the top edge or the ground edge instead of the small edge side of the binder. If it is a notebook or a clear file, it may be on the back edge.

  Moreover, if the shape of the tab of the organizing tool which concerns on this invention is a sheet form, it will not be limited to what is shown by said description and each figure. Various polygons such as trapezoids having a longer base on the connecting part 270 side, rectangles such as rectangles, as seen in a general tab, or a part of the outline may be used. Or all may be a curve. As shown in each figure, the substantially trapezoidal shape having a shorter connecting portion 270 side has a size and a knob of a column as a heading when a tab having an engaging portion having the above-described configuration is cut out from one sheet material. This is selected as an example of a shape that can secure a sufficient area in consideration of ease of gripping. Moreover, the hexagon which cut off the corner of the heading part 210 may be sufficient.

  The organizing tool according to the present invention may be made of any material as long as it can be realized in consideration of its use, workability, durability, cost, and the like. For example, paper (especially cardboard) may be used, and various synthetic resins (polyvinyl chloride, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyethylene terephthalate, acrylic resin, AS resin, ABS resin, etc.) may be used. Combined parts may be combined. For example, considering the protection of the contents, a part of the main body may be composed of a nonwoven fabric. Further, the material of the main body portion and the material of the tab may be different.

(How to use)
In order to show the usefulness and industrial applicability of the organizing tool according to the present invention, examples of usage are given below.

  For example, in the case of a door paper used for a filing binder as in the embodiment, when the order of the door paper in one binder is changed, the description on the tab, for example, the classification name is not changed, and only the position is changed. You can change the tab list. In addition, changes to the items described on the tab can be handled by replacing only the tab without removing the paper sheet from the binder.

  In many cases, door sheets having fixed tabs can be obtained as a set having different tab positions. Therefore, in order to use a plurality of tabs at the same position in one binder, it is usually necessary to obtain a plurality of sets. However, in the case of the door paper according to the present invention, it is arbitrary for the user to align the tab positions or to change the tab positions.

  Moreover, since the position of the tab in the door paper is limited by the position of the slit previously put in the main body, it is easy to adjust the position of the tab between the door papers as compared with the tab used by pasting.

  Furthermore, it can be attached to and detached from the main body, and if there is only a slit, it is possible to change the mounting position and mount multiple tabs on one main body. It can also be used for management. Further, if there are variations in the color and shape of the tab in addition to the position, for example, the classification can be indicated by the tab color and the phase can be indicated by the tab position. As a more specific example, it is possible to indicate a customer as a classification and a progress status as a phase (not started, in progress, and delivered), and can be indicated by a tab color and a position, respectively. The attributes include, for example, the priority as a work target, a storage deadline, whether or not to allow payment. The same thing can be done with sticky notes, but in the case of the tab of the organizing tool according to the present invention, positioning is easy including the protruding state from the main body. In addition, there is no worry of deterioration of the adhesive over time or due to re-sticking. Furthermore, since it is possible to use a material that is stronger than a general sticky note as long as it is a cover of a door or a book, it can withstand longer use than a sticky note.

  The above is only a part of examples of how to use the organizing tool according to the present invention. In view of the fact that it can withstand long-term use and can be utilized as a dynamic tab compared to conventional tabbed organizing tools and sticky notes, there are applications that are not limited to the above examples but are highly useful.

  The present invention can be applied to various organizing tools, for example, organizing tools such as documents and paper pieces, and can be used as an organizing tool with tabs that can be repeatedly attached and detached.

10 Door paper 100 Main body 150, 150a, 150b, 150b0, 150a1, 150b1, 150a2 Slit 200 Tab 210 Heading part 250 Engagement part 260, 260a, 260b Engagement piece 270 Connection part 280, 281, 282, 283 Bending part

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A sheet-like body,
An organizer having a sheet-like tab smaller than the main body, detachable from the main body,
The tab has a heading part and an engaging part sharing a part of the side with the heading part,
The engaging portion is
A pair of engaging pieces extending in the direction approaching the heading part at both ends, the part not sharing the side with the heading part,
A portion excluding the one set of engagement pieces, the connection piece connecting the engagement piece and the heading portion;
The main body is a set of two slits each having a size into which one of the engagement pieces can be inserted at a peripheral edge thereof, and the gap is narrowed toward the end of the main body at the peripheral edge. It has one or more slits arranged in a letter C shape,
The shortest distance between the set of slits is substantially the same as the interval between the set of engagement pieces,
By engaging the set of engagement pieces with the set of slits, the tab is a part of the connecting portion and the heading portion, and the region in contact with the connecting portion is in a state along the main body. Attached to the body,
When the tab is attached to the main body, a portion excluding the area of the heading portion protrudes from an end of the main body.
Organizer. Of the leading ends in the longitudinal direction of the slits of the one set of slits, a straight line passing through the tip of the peripheral portion closer to the end of the body intersects with a straight line passing through both ends of each slit at an angle of 45 degrees. ,
The organizing tool according to claim 1, wherein the engagement piece extends in a direction orthogonal to a straight line passing through both ends of each slit. The set of engagement pieces each have a bent portion;
3. When each engagement piece is bent at the bent portion, each engagement piece has a shape along a plane or a curved surface different from a plane including the main surface of the connection portion at least in part. Arrangement tool of description. When the main body is viewed with the surface on which the tab is mounted facing upward, a portion of the end surface in the slit positioned on the tab in a state where the tab is mounted on the main body is Lower than the portion located under the tab in a state where the tab is attached to the main body,
The organizing tool according to any one of claims 1 to 3. The main body is a door paper used for a filing binder, a cover or door paper of a book, a sheet-like member constituting a filing pocket, a partition plate used for a filing cabinet, or a sheet-like member constituting a file folder.
The organizing tool according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

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