JP3200709U - Multipurpose clear file - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a multipurpose clear file that can give a new function to a clear file. SOLUTION: Front and back sheets 1a, 1b constituting a clear file 1 or various small boxes 2a, 2b for storing accessories etc. in a partition sheet, place mats for mats, rugs, calendars with pictures, hanging A die-cutting cut 3 is provided that can be used for die-cutting a mobile, a gift wrapping case, an envelope, a case of securities / passbooks, or a business card holder. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  This invention relates to a multi-purpose clear file in which a document can be put in a clear file and any one of many articles can be punched out.

There is a utility model registration No. 3115710 as this type of clear file. The gazette states that a handbag with a rectangular hole or the like is provided in the upper part of the bag, and a perforation or notch is formed in the handbag so that one type of clear file can be formed. Yes.
Registered Utility Model No. 3115710

  However, this publication has a problem in that only one type of clear file is cut out from the handbag, and there is a lack of description that makes the use of the clear file versatile.

  The present invention is a small file box for storing ornaments on the front and back sheets or the divider sheet that make up a clear file, lunch mats for meals, rugs, calendars with pictures, hanging mobiles, and wrapping cases for gifts. , Envelopes, securities / passbook cases, business card holders, etc. The problem can be solved by making it possible to easily perform die cutting.

  The present invention is a clear file that can be used to hold documents and store large and small boxes for storing jewelry, lunch mats for meals, rugs, calendars with pictures, hanging mobiles, wrapping cases for gifts, envelopes, securities.・ This has the effect of greatly expanding the application so that articles such as passbook cases and business card holders can be punched out.

  By expanding the usage of the clear file, there is an effect that the clear file is not discarded and trapped due to unnecessary use.

In the first embodiment, the left half of (a) is a front view of the clear file, the right half is a small box formed by punching and folding from the front sheet, and the left half of (b) is a rear view of the clear file. The right half is a perspective view of a small box formed by punching and folding the back sheet. Same perspective view of a large small box formed by cutting a cut across the front and back sheets In the example where the partition sheet is sandwiched between the front and back sheets and attached, and a cut for punching is provided, the upper right half is the separated middle partition sheet, and the lower right half is the perspective view showing the assembled small box In the second embodiment, the left half is a front view of a clear file, and the right half is a plan view of a placemat or rug unfolded and unfolded. In the third example, the left half is the front view of the clear file, the right half is the front view of the calendar with a picture cut out and cut In the fourth embodiment, the left half is a front view of a clear file, the right half is a perspective view showing a state of being cut out and suspended as a mobile. The perspective view which shows the example which formed the cut | interruption for die cutting in the middle partition sheet | seat, the upper half of the right half separated the middle partition sheet, and the lower half of the right half formed the assembled ridge In the fifth embodiment, (a) is a front view of a clear file, (b) is a perspective view showing a state in which a storage case for securities and passbooks is formed by punching, and (b) is further punched and folded. The perspective view which shows the state which formed the envelope case with a lid | cover Front view showing an example in which an inward folding cover is provided by extending the upper end of a pocket forming sheet Front view showing an example in which a front cover is formed by punching a folding lid that folds outward from the opening of the pocket

  The present invention is a small file box for storing ornaments on the front and back sheets or the divider sheet that make up a clear file, lunch mats for meals, rugs, calendars with pictures, hanging mobiles, and wrapping cases for gifts. , Envelopes, securities / passbook cases, business card holders, etc. More necessary articles can be formed by punching, so that the disposal and trapping of the clear file is unnecessary.

  FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 show a first embodiment of the present invention, in which a developed pattern break 3 of large and small boxes 2a and 2b is provided on front and back sheets 1a and 1b of a clear file 1 of A4 size. Reference numeral 4 denotes a fold for assembly.

  The developed figure is cut along the cut line 3 and the small and large small boxes 2a and 2b for storing the ornaments shown in the right halves of FIGS. Punched out. The joints of the small boxes 2a and 2b are bonded and fixed with a transparent adhesive tape (not shown). FIG. 2 shows an example in which the small box 2c is formed by forming the cut 3 of the small box 2c across the front and back sheets 1a and 1b.

  Thus, the small boxes 2a, 2b, 2c can be made into small boxes of various shapes depending on the shape of the developed figure forming the cut 3, and pocket tissue holders, seal holders (not shown), etc. Can also be formed by punching.

  The cut 3 is formed so that it can be easily punched without applying force.

  The small boxes 2a, 2b, and 2c can be used for storing gifts and wrapping with a wrapping paper such as a color cover to make a wrapping case for gifts.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, a partition sheet 1d that can be cut is sandwiched and attached between the front and back sheets 1a and 1b of the clear file, and a cutout 3 for punching may be provided only on the partition sheet 1d. In this case, the die-cut partition sheet 1d is cut off. The partition sheet 1d may be thicker than the front and back sheets 1a and 1b to improve the strength of the small box 2d.
The clear file 1 from which the partition sheet 1d has been cut will continue to be used for storing documents.

  FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, in which a U-shaped cut 3 for die-cutting of a full size is aligned with the front and back sheets 1a and 1b based on the vertical fold 1c of the A4 size clear file. It is cut out from the cut 3 and developed around the longitudinal fold 1c to form a lunch mat 5 and a rug 6 at the time of eating.

  FIG. 5 shows a third embodiment of the present invention, in which a cutout 3 for punching for forming a calendar 7 with a picture such as a character is provided on each of the front and back sheets 1a and 1b of the clear file 1. A calendar 7 with a picture for 12 months is cut out along the line.

  A hanging hole 7a may be provided at the top of each pictured calendar 7 so that the pictured calendars 7 can be arranged.

  The picture of the calendar with pictures 7 is formed as a popular character such as an animation or manga, a popular person, a picture imitating an animal, a scenery such as a landscape, the moon, or a star, or other pictures.

  FIG. 6 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention, in which various small mobile hanging ornaments 8 are provided on the front and back sheets 1a and 1b of the clear file 1 so as to be capable of being punched. The ornament 8 is cut out and hung with a hanging thread 8a as shown in the right half of FIG.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, the calendar 7 with a picture or the hanging ornament 8 for mobiles can also provide the cut 3 for die cutting in the partition sheet 1d similarly to FIG. The calendar 7 with a picture or the hanging ornament 8 for a mobile can also be used as a bag 8c with a ribbon 8b.

  FIG. 8 shows a fifth embodiment of the present invention, in which a pocket forming sheet 10a is welded on the front sheet 1a of the clear file 1, and the business card holder 10 and the storage case 11 for securities and passbooks are cut out. The example formed possible is shown.

  The clear file 1 is provided with a business card holder 10 on the front sheet 1a depending on the shape of the sheet 10a. When the die is cut from the cut 3 of the front and back sheets 1a and 1b as shown in FIG. A storage case 11 for securities, etc. is formed.

Further, as shown in FIG. 8C, the storage case 11 for securities and the like by die cutting can be provided with a folding lid 12. The storage case 11 for securities or the like can be swelled with a crease (not shown) on the inner side to provide a gusset.
In this way, various types of envelopes (not shown) can be punched and formed.

  FIG. 9 shows an example in which a folding lid 12 is formed to prevent the securities stored in the front sheet 1a side from being folded out by extending the upper end of the pocket forming sheet 10a.

  FIG. 10 shows an example in which a cut 3 for forming the folding lid 12 is provided on the front sheet 1a in place of the extension of the pocket forming sheet 10a.

  According to the present invention, the clear file can be used not only for storing documents and the like, but also for removing necessary or favorite articles and greatly expanding the application.

  The present invention is widely used by providing cuts for die cutting on the front and back sheets of a clear file and die-cutting necessary or favorite articles from many articles.

1 is a clear file 1a and 1b are front and back sheets 1c is a vertical fold 1d is a partition sheet 2a, 2b, 2c and 2d are small boxes 3 is a cut 4 is a fold for assembly 5 is a place mat 6 is a rug 7 is a picture 7a is a hanging hole 8 is a hanging ornament for mobile 8a is a hanging thread 8b is a ribbon 8c is a bag 9 is a mobile 10 is a business card holder 10a is a pocket forming sheet 11 is a storage case for securities / passbooks 12 is a folded lid

Claims (3)

  Large and small small boxes for storing ornaments etc. on the front and back sheets of the clear file, luncheon mats for meals, rugs, calendars with pictures, hanging mobiles, gift wrapping cases, envelopes, securities and passbooks A multi-purpose clear file, characterized by providing a cut-out for die-cutting that can be used for die-cutting a case or a business card holder.   The multipurpose clear file according to claim 1, wherein a cut-off partition sheet is sandwiched and attached to the clear file, and a cut-out for punching is provided on the partition sheet for punching out an article.   The multipurpose clear file according to claim 1, wherein the cut for cutting is a fold for folding.

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