JP3315509B2 - Card holder for containers - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a container card holder disposed on a side wall of a container for identifying the container, displaying the destination of the articles stored in the container, the name, type, quantity, etc. of the container. Things.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Heretofore, there has been known a card insert for a container which is formed of an elastic synthetic resin thin plate or the like and has a slit which can hold one card.

[0003]

It is necessary to accumulate and display containers such as loading, unloading, and managing containers in an automatic warehouse or the like, or increasing the types of containers and diversifying the variety of articles stored in the containers. In order to cope with diversification and increase of information, there is a limit in a conventional card insertion in which a single card can be inserted, and it is difficult to sufficiently cope with the problem.

[0004] With the diversification and increase of the information required to be stored and displayed as described above, information such as container identification information, the destination of articles stored in the container, the name of the article, the type, the quantity, and the like are recorded. Individual identification card (hereinafter simply referred to as “ID
Card ". ) Is conceivable, but there is no known card slot in which such an ID card can be mounted, and even less, there is no known card slot in which an ID card having a different size according to a standard can be mounted.

[0005] In addition, the conventional card insertion for a container simply holds the card in a slit formed of a thin plate made of synthetic resin having elasticity, so that the position of the card is shifted or the card is dropped. There are problems such as. In particular, when reading a card with an optical or magnetic device, if the position of the card is misaligned, information cannot be read accurately, and there are problems such as incorrectly sending the container or taking out the proper container. is there.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the conventional container card insertion, to cope with diversification of displayed information, and to easily install and remove the card. Is to provide a gift.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention firstly provides a tension extending from an upper bottom portion.
A single cover is provided by a locking member erected on the protrusion and lower bottom.
While holding the card, the tension
Another one by the locking member set up on the protruding part and the upper bottom part
The second is to hold the card
An overhang extending to the top bottom and an extension extending to the top bottom
While holding one card by the notch of the tongue,
Another car is provided by an overhang extending from the upper end of the side wall.
Third, the upper bottom
Elastic projections on the side wall of the window facing the tongue piece
It is arranged.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiment without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS As shown in FIG. 1 which is a perspective view of a container, a card holder C (hereinafter simply referred to as "card holder") C of the present invention is adhered to a side wall b of a container Y. , Welding or a suitable fixing tool such as a screw, and the card insertion C displays the identification of the container, the destination of the articles stored in the container, the article name, the type, the quantity, etc. as described above. The stored and stored cards are held.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the card slot C according to the present invention. The card slot C is formed in a box shape having a substantially rectangular planar shape with the upper part opened.
Is the bottom formed in two steps, ie, the lower lower bottom c
1 and an upper bottom portion c2 disposed above the lower bottom portion c1.

One of the four sides of the card slot C is open, and the other three sides have side walls c3,
c4 and c5 are erected. In FIG. 2, one of two side walls c3 and c4 (hereinafter, also referred to as “long side walls”) erected on two long sides and two short sides are opened.
The other side wall c5 (hereinafter also referred to as “short side wall”).
Is erected. Of course, it is also possible to adopt a configuration in which short side walls are erected on both of the two short side sides, one of the two long side sides is opened, and the long side wall is erected on the other. it can.

Reference numeral c6 denotes a lower locking member which is provided to stand substantially vertically on the lower bottom portion c1, and an upper surface c of the lower locking member c6.
6 ′ is configured to be positioned at least lower than the thickness of the card held on the lower bottom part c1 from the upper surface of the upper bottom part c2, and is arranged around the lower locking member c6 except for the short side wall c5 side. Has a substantially U-shaped through hole c7, and is configured such that when an external force is applied to the lower locking member c6, the lower locking member c6 can move up and down so as to be able to return. . c8 is a substantially rectangular window formed at a substantially central portion of the upper bottom c2, and a lower portion of the substantially rectangular window c8 protruding from the upper bottom c2 at a corner on the short side wall c5 side. Portions c9 and c10 extend substantially horizontally.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, which is a perspective view of the card insertion C similar to FIG. 2, a card H1 such as an ID card is inserted between the lower bottom c1 and the upper bottom c2, and the card H1 is inserted. The corners h1 and h2 on the side of the short side wall c5 are sandwiched between the lower bottom part c1 and the lower protrusions c9 and c10, and the edge h3 of the card H1 opposite to the short side wall c5 is a lower engaging member. c6, the first card H
1 can be held in the card slot C. When removing the card H1 from the card slot C, the upper surface c6 ′ of the lower locking member c6 is pushed down, and the edge h3 and the lower locking member c6 are connected to the opposite side of the short side wall c5 of the card H1. The card insertion C is released by sliding the card H1 in the direction in which the short side wall c5 is not erected.
Can be extracted from

Reference numeral c11 denotes an upper locking member which is provided substantially vertically at a free end of a tongue piece c12 extending to the upper bottom portion c2 on the side where the short side wall c5 is not provided. Lower locking member c6 erected substantially vertically on the lower bottom portion c1
It has the same configuration as The tongue piece c12 on which the upper locking member c11 is erected is configured to be able to move up and down so as to be able to return to the original substantially horizontal state when an external force is applied. c13 and c14 respectively extend to the upper ends of the long side walls c3, c4 and the short side wall c5 formed by the long side wall c3 and the short side wall c5, and the corners formed by the long side wall c4 and the short side wall c5. This is a substantially horizontal upper overhang. Note that c
Reference numerals 15 and c16 denote cylindrical bulging portions on the card insertion C side when the card insertion C is welded to the container B, so that the tip of the swelling portion is melted and the card insertion C is attached to the container B. It is configured. Of course, instead of welding, the card insert C can be attached to the container B by a fixing tool such as a screw or by bonding.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4, which is a perspective view of the card insertion C similar to FIG. 2, a card H2 such as an ID card is inserted along the upper bottom portion c2, and the short side wall of the card H2 is inserted. The corners h4 and h5 on the c5 side are sandwiched between the upper bottom c2 and the longer horizontal side walls c3 and c4 and the substantially horizontal upper protrusions c13 and c14 extending from the upper end of the short side wall c5. By engaging the edge h6 with the upper locking member c11 on the side opposite to the short side wall c5 of the card H2, the second card H2 can be held in the card slot C.
When removing the card H2 from the card slot C, the upper surface c11 ′ of the upper locking member c11 is pushed down,
The edge h6 of the card H2 on the opposite side to the short side wall c5 is disengaged from the upper locking member c11, and the card H2 is slid in the direction in which the short side wall c5 is not erected. Can be extracted from C.

As described above, since the cards H1 and H2 such as two ID cards having different sizes can be held in the card slot C, the identification of the container, the destination of the article stored in the container, the article More information about the container such as name, type, quantity, etc. can be displayed or accumulated and stored. Further, the cards H1 and H2 are inserted from the side where the short side wall c5 is not erected, and the lower locking member c6 and the lower overhanging portions c9 and c10, and the upper locking member c11 and the upper overhanging portion c
13 and c14, respectively, so that the cards H1 and H2 can be quickly and easily mounted on the card slot C, and the lower locking member c
6 and the upper locking member c11 are pushed down, and the card H1,
By disengaging H2 from the lower locking member c6 and the upper locking member c11, the cards H1 and H2 can be quickly and easily extracted from the card insertion C.

The four sides of the card H1 are connected to the upper bottom c2.
Are held by a standing wall c8 'parallel to the long side walls c3 and c4, a standing wall c8 "on the short side wall c5 side, and a lower locking member c6. Therefore, the card H1 does not move and is always kept in a proper posture, so that the information stored in the card H1 can be accurately read by an optical or magnetic device. The four sides of the card H2 also include the long side walls c3 and c4, the short side wall c5, and the upper locking member c11.
, The card H2 is always kept in a proper posture without moving, and therefore, it is possible to accurately read information stored in the card H2 by an optical or magnetic device. it can.

Next, another embodiment of the card insertion C of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 to 7 which are perspective views of the card insertion C similar to FIGS. In addition, in the card insertion C shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the same reference numerals are used for the same components as those in the card insertion C shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 described above.

In FIG. 5, d1 is a tongue piece c1 extending to the upper bottom c2 on the side where the short side wall c5 is not erected.
2 and a tongue piece d1 has an upper locking member c1.
1 is not erected, and instead of the upper locking member c11, a notch d2 having a lower corner cut into the side wall d1 'of the free end of the tongue piece d1 is provided. On the other hand, near the substantially central portion of the upright wall c8 ″ on the side of the short side wall c5 of the substantially rectangular window portion c8 formed in the substantially central portion of the upper bottom portion c2, the tip is expanded along the short side wall c5. An elastic protrusion d3 having a protrusion d3 'is formed.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6 which is a perspective view of the card insertion C similar to FIG. 5, from the side where the short side wall c5 is not erected, between the lower bottom part c1 and the upper bottom part c2. The card H1 such as an ID card is inserted, and the corners h1 and h2 on the short side wall c5 side of the card H1 are sandwiched between the lower bottom c1 and the lower protrusions c9 and c10 of the upper bottom c2.
The card H1 is moved against the short side wall c5 against the elasticity of the elastic protrusion d3.
Side, the edge h3 of the card H1 opposite to the short side wall c5 is engaged with the notch d2 of the tongue piece d1. The card H1 held in this manner is moved by the elastic protrusion d3.
Since the tongue piece d1 is pressed in the direction of the cutout portion d2, the first card H1 can be reliably held in the card slot C. When the card H1 is to be removed from the card slot C, the card H1 is moved in the direction of the short side wall c5 against the elasticity of the elastic projection d3, and the edge h3 opposite to the short side wall c5 of the card H1. Is removed from the notch d2 of the tongue piece d1, and then the edge h3 of the card H1 on the side opposite to the short side wall c5 is lifted upward, so that the card H1 is removed.
Can be extracted from the card slot C.

D4 and d5 are sloped walls having slopes d4 'and d5' which are inclined inside the card slot C provided on the side of the card slot C opposed to the short side wall c5. A gap d6 is provided between the inclined wall d5. d7 and d8 are substantially horizontal projections extending from the long side walls c3 and c4 to the upper ends of the inclined walls d4 and d5.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7 which is a perspective view of the card insertion C similar to FIG. 5, the overhang portions d7 and d8
From the lower side, slopes d4 'and d5' of the inclined walls d4 and d5.
Card H such as an ID card on the upper surface of the upper bottom portion c2 along
2 and the corner h4 on the short side wall c5 side of the card H2,
h5 is a substantially horizontal overhang c extending from the upper bottom c2, the long side walls c3 and c4, and the upper end corner of the short side wall c5.
13 and c14, and the longitudinal edge of the card H2 is sandwiched between the upper bottom c2 and the overhangs d7 and d8, so that the other card H is inserted into the card insertion C.
2 can be held. Insert card H2 into card C
When extracting the card H2 from the inclined wall d4, d5
Side to push up the slopes d4 ', d5' of the sloped walls d4, d5, and then further sloped d
4, the card H2 is moved to the d5 side, so that the card H2 is removed from the card slot C, or one end of the card H2 is connected to the slopes d4 ', d of the inclined walls d4, d5.
One end of the card H2, which has been pushed up 5 ′ and floated from the upper bottom portion c2, is inserted into the gap d between the inclined wall d4 and the inclined wall d5.
6. Put your finger in 6 and pick it, and try to extract card H2.

In this embodiment, the corners h1 and h2 on the short side wall c5 side of the card H1 are sandwiched between the lower bottom portion c1 and the lower overhang portions c9 and c10 of the upper bottom portion c2. The edge h3 is engaged with the notch d2 of the tongue piece d1 on the side opposite to the short side wall c5, and the window c8 is formed.
The card H1 is pressed against the notch d2 of the tongue piece d1 by the elastic projection d3 provided near the center of the vertical wall c8 "on the side of the short side wall c5, so that the holding of the card H1 becomes more reliable. And the slope d of the inclined walls d4 and d5.
Since the card H2 can be mounted or removed along 4 'and d5', the mounting or removing of the card H2 can be performed quickly.
Can be done accurately.

The four sides of the card H1 are located at the top bottom c2.
Of the substantially rectangular window c8, which is formed substantially in the center thereof, and is held by the upright wall c8 'parallel to the long side walls c3 and c4, the upright wall c8 "on the short side wall c5 side, and the notch d2 of the tongue piece d1. Therefore, the card H1 is always kept in an appropriate posture without moving, and therefore, it is necessary to accurately read information stored or displayed on the card H1 by an optical or magnetic device or the like. Similarly, the four sides of the card H2 are also held by the long side walls c3 and c4, the short side wall c5, and the inclined walls d4 and d5, so that the card H2 does not move and is always appropriate. Since the information is held in the attitude, the information displayed, stored, or stored on the card H2 by an optical or magnetic device or the like can be accurately read.

In the above-described embodiment, an example is shown in which the lower overhang portions c9 and c10 extend from the upper bottom portion c2 at the corners on the short side wall c5 side of the substantially rectangular window c8. However, it can be extended only to one side of the short side wall c5 side of the window c8 or to only one side of the long side wall c3, c4 side of the window c8. Side wall c5
And substantially horizontal upper protrusions c13 and c14 extending at the upper ends of the long side walls c3 and c4 and the short side wall c5 formed by the long side wall c4 and the short side wall c5, respectively. It is also possible to extend only to the upper ends of the long side walls c3 and c4 or the upper ends of the short side walls c5.

[0026]

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, it has the following effects.

Since two different size cards such as ID cards can be held in the card slot, identification of the container, the destination of the articles stored in the container, the name, type, quantity, etc. of the container are performed. More information can be stored.

Since the card is configured to be held by the locking member or the cutout portion and the overhang portion, the card can be quickly and easily formed.
A card can be attached to the card slot,
You can remove the card from the card slot.

Since the four sides of the card are held,
The card can always be held in a proper posture without moving the card, so that information displayed, stored, or stored on the card by an optical or magnetic device can be accurately read.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a container to which a card slot is attached.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the card insertion of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a card insertion device of the present invention in which one card is mounted.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a card insertion device of the present invention in which another card is mounted.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a card slot according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the card insertion showing a state where one card is attached to the card insertion shown in FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the card insertion showing a state where another card is mounted on the card insertion shown in FIG. 5;

[Explanation of symbols]

 B ······· Container C ········ Card insertion H1, H2 ····· Card c1 ······ Top bottom c2 ······ Bottom bottom c6. ········ Lower locking member c8 ······· Window c9, c10 ··· Lower projection c11 ····· Upper locking member c13, c14. Part d2 ... Notch part d3 ... Elastic projection

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Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. An overhanging portion extending to an upper bottom portion and a lower bottom portion.
When one card is held by the locking member set up in
Both the overhang and the bottom of the upper part extended to the upper end of the side wall
A card insert for a container, wherein another card is held by a locking member erected in the container. 2. An overhang and an upper bottom extending from the upper bottom.
Hold one card by the notch of the tongue extending from
2. The card insertion device for containers according to claim 1, wherein another card is held by a projecting portion extending from an upper end portion of the side wall . 3. A window facing a tongue extending from an upper bottom portion.
3. An elastic projection is provided on a side wall of the body.
Insert the card for the container described in.