JP3212161U - Calendar with prefabricated pen stand - Google Patents

Abstract

An assembling type calendar stand that is easily assembled using a thin plastic sheet and has sufficient strength is provided. A thin plastic sheet, in which a plurality of parts punched using a Thomson mold are combined with insertion portions t1, t2, t4 to t7 and combined with the insertion portions to form cut portions s1, s2, s4 -S7, and when these parts are removed from the sheet and combined, the article is assembled without using an adhesive tool such as glue or tape. The incision part made in the hook part works with the flexible contractibility of the plastic sheet, creates a strong structure by engaging and joining the joint part, and functions as a calendar stand that replaces injection molding. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

Detailed description of the invention

  The present invention mainly relates to a novelty product which is applied to a film sheet material and can be used for various purposes and has high convenience.

  Conventional calendar stands are made by injection molding, and it is necessary to manufacture a new mold when trying to change the structure. Also, printing on the surface of the article has limited printing methods due to structural problems.

Problems that the device tries to solve

  Combining articles together with thin plastic sheets can ensure sufficient strength and increase the convenience of storage. In addition, by using a thin plastic sheet, the weight can be reduced and the transportation cost can be reduced. Furthermore, the value as a novelty goods can be enhanced by printing an arbitrary design or picture pattern using an offset printing or an ink jet printer.

Means for solving the problem

  In order to make it easy to assemble the structure of the joint part of each part punched out by Thomson and make it difficult to come off, the hook part is cut, and the flexible contraction of the plastic sheet is used, and the joint part is meshed to make it strong A structure can be created.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a calendar (1) with an assembled pen stand according to the present invention. The calendar (1) with an assembly-type pen stand is made of a thin plastic sheet, and a plurality of articles punched by Thomson processing are arranged.
The calendar with built-in pen stand (1) has a hook structure (t1) (t2) (t3) (t4) (t5) (t6) (t7) and a notch (s1) paired with this (S2) (s3) (s4) (s5) (s6) (s7), grooves (h1) (h2) for fixing a general-purpose desk calendar mount, and assembling A hook (h3) located at the bottom of the article and a hole (K) for passing a writing instrument or stationery are arranged in a state where most of the punch is punched out by Thomson processing, and can be easily separated from the sheet.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the pen stand part (2) in the calendar (1) with an assembly type pen stand of the present invention. A pen stand part (2) that has been folded and punched with a Thomson mold is assembled, and a plurality of cuts (s1) (s2) (s3) ( s4) (s5) (s6) (s7) inserted into (t1) (t2) (t3) (t4) (t5) (t6) (t7) Can be kept.

  FIG. 3 shows a general desktop calendar mount using a groove (h1) (h2) of the calendar (1) of the present invention and a hook (h3) positioned at the bottom of the article. It is a perspective view at the time of fixing (C). At this time, the writing instrument is inserted and locked in the hole (K) provided in the top surface of the pen stand part (2) in the calendar (1) with an assembly type pen stand of the present invention. In addition, the top surface of the pen stand part (2) is provided with an insertion (s3) in the leg part of the enrollment display board (Z) that is paired with the insertion (t3), and by combining them, the user can leave the seat. , Can also maintain the status of enrollment.

Plan view of calendar with built-in pen stand of the present invention The perspective view at the time of assembling the calendar with an assembly-type pen stand of FIG. The perspective view when the desktop calendar mount is put on the calendar with the assembly type pen stand of FIG.

1 Calendar with assembly-type pen stand 2 Pen stand part t1 Insert 1
t2 Insert 2
t3 Insert 3
t4 Insert 4
t5 Insert 5
t6 Insert 6
t7 Insert 7
s1 cut 1
s2 notch 2
s3 cut 3
s4 Notch 4
s5 Notch 5
s6 cut 6
s7 cut 7
C Desk Calendar Mount P Writing Tool h1 Desk Calendar Mount Lock Groove 1
h2 Desktop calendar mount groove 2
h3 Desktop calendar mount locking hook K hole Z enrollment display board

Claims (3)

  It is a thin plastic sheet, and a plurality of parts punched using Thomson molds are provided with an insertion part and a notch part that is paired and combined with this insertion part, and these parts are removed from the sheet and combined. Sometimes a calendar with a built-in pen stand that assembles articles without using adhesive tools such as glue or tape   The calendar with a built-in pen stand according to claim 1 has an article provided with grooves for engaging both ends of a general-purpose desk calendar mount in a plurality of articles punched out using a Thomson mold. A rectangular hole for use as a pen stand is provided in the center in advance, and a hook is provided at the bottom of the article when the calendar with an assembly type pen stand according to claim 1 is separated from the plastic sheet and assembled. A calendar with a built-in pen stand, which is provided and prevents the mount of a general-purpose desk calendar from sliding forward by the locking groove and hook.   2. The calendar with a built-in pen stand according to claim 1, wherein the plastic sheet material is printed with pictures, characters and photographs by offset printing.

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