JP4106386B2 - Fasteners and combinations - Google Patents

Description

  It is attached to the front side of the shelf of the product display shelf, etc., and has a shape and form in which the upper rail with the groove facing downward and the lower rail with the groove facing upward are stretched in parallel (in pairs) The present invention relates to a fastener for fastening a piece of paper such as a price tag to a rail plate.

The rail plate is premised on the use of a paper piece of a certain size that can be fitted, and a paper that has a waist for fitting into the rail plate. It is inconvenient to use it under such limited requirements, and in reality, a bulletin board of an appropriate size is used as if fastened with cellophane tape. Conventionally, there is nothing that has a degree of freedom in use because the bulletin board is pasted to the front.
Japanese Utility Model Sho 62-190281 Shokai 62-106285 Japanese Utility Model 52-1096 Japanese Utility Model 52-1097 Japanese Patent Application No. 2002-257155

(B) To obtain a fastener that can be attached regardless of the size of paper and the quality of paper.
(B) To obtain a fastener that can be attached as if affixed with a piece of paper facing the front.

  The present invention (the fastener) is roughly divided into three forms from the configuration.

  Part 1 is composed of three parts: a fitting part, an operation part, and a pressing part (described in claim 1). Second, the configuration consists of two parts, a fitting part and an operation part (described in claims 2 and 3). Part 3 is composed of two parts, a fitting part and a pressing part (described in claim 4).

(A) The present invention (in accordance with claim 1) comprises a fitting portion, a pressing portion, and an operation portion.
(B) The fitting part is a part for fitting the fastener itself between the upper and lower lines of the rail plate and placing it, and the holding part is a part for holding and holding the posting piece on the edge of the rail. The operation part is a part having a knob in the attachment / detachment.
(C) The fitting part has a flat shape, or is supported between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate, or in a form of stretching.
(D) The holding part has a form that protrudes from one end (upper end) of the fitting part toward the inside (downward) and stretches to the other end (lower end).
(E) The fitting part and the presser part are bent together flat, and the presser part works as a spring that tries to stay on the flat bent surface.
(F) The operation part has a form protruding from one end (lower end) or near the end of the fitting part with a step on the surface formed by the fitting part and projecting outward (downward).
(G) A fastener (as shown in FIGS. 1 to 6) having the above-described configuration and form.

(A) The present invention (invention 2) comprises a fitting portion and an operation portion.
(B) The fitting part is a part for fitting and setting the fastener itself between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate.
(C) The fitting part has a flat shape, or is supported between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate, or in a form of stretching.
(D) The operation part has a form protruding from one end (lower end) or near the end of the fitting part with a step on the surface formed by the fitting part and projecting outward (downward).
(E) A fastener having the above-described configuration and form (as shown in FIGS. 7 to 11).

(A) The present invention (in claim 3) has an operation portion together with a fitting portion.
(B) The fitting part is a part for fitting and setting the fastener itself between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate.
(C) The whole is stretched with a roughly flat shape, protruding in the middle of a flat surface, or with a protruding ridge,
(D) The upper half from the upper end to the heel is the fitting part, and the lower half is the operation part.
(E) The fitting part has a form in which the upper rail is stretched by a point or a line, and a hook is hooked on the lower rail from the lower side to project or stretch between the upper and lower lines.
(F) A fastener having the above-described configuration and form (as shown in FIGS. 12 to 15).

(A) The present invention (in claim 4) comprises a fitting portion and a pressing portion.
(B) The fitting part is a part for fitting the fastener itself between the upper and lower lines of the rail plate and placing it, and the holding part is a part for holding and holding the posting piece on the edge of the rail. Is,
(C) The fitting part has a flat shape, or is supported between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate, or in a form of stretching.
(D) The holding part has a form that protrudes from the one end (upper end) of the fitting part toward the inside (downward) and the other end (lower end).
(E) The fitting part and the presser part are integrally folded flat.
(F) The pressing part works as a spring that tries to stay on the flat bent surface.
(G) A fastener having the above-described configuration and form (as shown in FIGS. 16 to 25 and 26 to 29).

  In addition, there are roughly two types of forms of the fitting portion.

  One (the one according to claim 5) is positively fitted, and the fitting relationship is firmly required. It is assumed that the fitting part is stretched vertically, and it is placed between the upper and lower rails diagonally and fitted or placed in a vertically raised shape (things in FIGS. 5, 6, 11, 15, 22 to 25) .

  The other one (Claim 6) is one that stretches up and down or has a spring that flexes up and down (Figures 1 to 4, 7 to 10, 12 to 14, 16 to 21, and 26 to 29) ), And the fitting part is horizontally extended, curved, or slanted, or trapezoidal or zigzag-shaped. It consists of a spring that stretches.

  The present invention (the fastener) can be roughly divided into two forms from the form of fastening a piece of paper.

  No. 1, which has a pressing portion for holding and holding a piece of paper from the front side (front surface) (described in claims 1 and 4). The pressing portion is bent flat together with the fitting portion, and in a state where the fitting portion is fitted (or installed), the holding portion is blocked by the edge of the rail plate, that is, the rail plate The spring is pressed against the edge of the rail plate and a spring (stress) that presses against the edge of the rail plate is generated, so that the paper piece can be clamped in the form of being sandwiched with the edge of the rail plate.

  Second, the upper end of the piece of paper is used in a manner of being pressed into the groove of the upper rail of the rail plate (as described in claims 2 and 3). That is, at the same time that the fastener itself is set, the bulletin board piece is pressed into the groove of the upper rail at the top of the fastener (top). As shown in FIG. 31, the upper end of the paper piece is folded back to hold the upper end of the back side (as described in claim 2), and the upper end of the paper piece as shown in FIG. Folding and holding the upper end of the front side (as described in claim 3), the fastener itself pierces a piece of paper with a sharp bend at the lower end of the fitting part. It is installed on the lower rail or by hooking it.

  As described above as 1 and 2 above, as described in the form of fastening a piece of paper, in any form, the fastener of the present invention is not useful by itself, but is attached to a rail plate, or By combining them, a piece of paper can be fastened for the first time, and it can be said that it is one part for that purpose.

About the part used as the fitting part for the fastener itself to be attached (installed), the one with the spring bent up and down and bent up and down was prepared. With its shape symmetrical, it can be attached and detached with a single touch, and it can be mounted stably and can hold a piece of paper securely.
I got something that could be posted in a very natural form as if it were stuck on the front.

  The fastener of the present invention can be used with respect to the rail plate whether it is installed upward or downward. The description of the fastener as the lower end or the upper end is for explaining the shape or form of the fastener as being firm, and the lower end may be read as the upper end and the upper end as the lower end. It is.

  Although many implementations have been made in this application, an embodiment using primarily wire is illustrated. When manufacturing using wire-like streaks, the operation part that is stretched below the fitting part is wound around the fitting part in a form that protrudes in a stepped manner (with a step) from the lower end or near the lower end of the fitting part. It was supposed to have a shape that bulges in a shape (a shape that crosses the fitting part) and protrudes. When this shape is set on the rail plate, the fitting part (and the pressing part) gets flat on the flat surface that is bent (integrally) and steps over the outer edge of the lower rail with a step. This is a method and means for placing the projector in a projecting manner, and has become a major requirement for materializing the device of the present invention (however, having an operation unit).

  This will be described below with reference to the drawings. Each of the fasteners of the present invention has a fitting portion that fits between two lines of the rail plate. There are two types of fitting parts: one that fits positively, that is, one that requires a precise fitting, and one that has a moderate level of fitting with a spring that stretches. Each of FIGS. 1 to 29 is illustrated by expressing it between two lines. The one having a spring that bends and stretches basically has a normal state that protrudes from the upper and lower two lines, but is expressed in a state of being fitted between the upper and lower two lines.

1 to 6 are of the same type. It consists of a fitting part, a pressing part, and an operation part, and what is shown in FIG. 5 is a prototype.
5 and 6, the fitting portion does not have a spring that bends and stretches up and down. Accordingly, the fitting with the rail plate is strictly required. Instead, it can be provided as a simple configuration.

  The thing shown to FIGS. 1-4 has the spring which bends up and down about an insertion part. The one shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is developed from the one shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 (it is connected to the left and right) and can be held and held at two points. FIG. 1 holds two points with a wide width, and FIG. 2 holds two points with a narrow width. 3 and 4 are developed from the one shown in FIG. 5, and the fitting portion is provided with a spring that bends up and down.

Incidentally, what is shown in FIG. 5 is to hold one point (one spot). In other words, the presser portion that is stretched on the vertical line is pressed only at one point that intersects the lower rail.
The one shown in FIG. 6 is the same as the one shown in FIG. 5 except that the fitting portion does not have a spring that bends and stretches up and down and holds two points.

  7 to 11 are of the same type. A prototype is composed of a fitting portion and an operation portion, and is shown in FIG. In the structure shown in FIG. 11, the fitting portion does not have a spring that bends up and down. Accordingly, the fitting with the rail plate is strictly required. Instead, it can be provided as a simple configuration. In FIG. 11, the upper and lower sides (upper half portion and lower half portion) are made symmetrical so that they can be used without any division between the upper and lower sides (fitting portion and operation portion).

The thing shown to FIGS. 7-10 has the spring which bends up and down at the fitting part.
7 and 8 are developed from those shown in FIGS. 9 and 10 (which are connected to the left and right) and can be held and held at two points or lines. 9 and 10 can be said to have a biased shape, but the shape shown in FIG. 8 does not necessarily need to be symmetrical. The one shown in FIG. 7 is a one-handed operation unit, which is convenient for operation. FIG. 8 has a wide top (top), which is convenient for fastening a large piece of paper. 9 and 10 are developed from the one shown in FIG. 11, and the fitting portion has a spring that bends and stretches up and down. FIG. 9 shows what can be pushed in by a point, and FIG. 10 shows what can be pushed in by a line.

  12 to 15 are of the same type. The upper half part is divided into an upper half part and a lower half part, and the upper half part from the upper end to the bend is fitted, and the lower half part below the operation part. As shown in FIGS. 7 to 11, it is composed of a fitting portion and an operation portion, but the lower end of the fitting portion has a bent portion extending from the lower side, and the lower rail extends from the outside (lower side). It is a shape that is caught. The tip of the tip may be either sharp or not, but if the tip of the tip is made sharp, it can be placed from the front side of the bulletin board. That is, the needle tip can be pierced through a piece of paper and hooked on the lower rail.

  A prototype is shown in FIG. Initially, it was carried out using a vertically thin and chamfered plate (with corners), and a ridge protruding in the middle of the plate surface. In the case shown in FIG. 15, the fitting portion does not have a spring that bends up and down. If it does not have a spring, it may be plate-shaped. Further, the fitting with the rail plate is strictly required. Instead, it can be provided as a simple configuration.

  The thing shown to FIGS. 12-14 has the spring which bends up and down on the fitting part. 12 and 13 are developed from the one shown in FIG. 14 (connected to the left and right). FIG. 12 shows a one-handed operation unit. In addition, the tension stretched upward from the operation part is designed to work as a spring that stretches toward the front side, and when hooked on the lower rail, the left and right parts can be strongly pressed against the edge of the lower rail. It is possible to use the same usage as in FIG. 1 as the usage shown in FIG. 30, that is, the usage holding from the front side of the paper piece. However, in the case shown in FIG. 12, the entire fastener is the front side of the posting piece. The one shown in FIG. 13 is one that can be pushed in by a line or can be held down. Note that the shape shown in FIG. 13 is not necessarily symmetrical. The one shown in FIG. 14 is obtained by developing the one shown in FIG. 15 and having a spring that bends and stretches up and down at the fitting portion.

  16 to 25 and FIGS. 26 to 29 are of the same type. Since it has a fitting part and a pressing part, and does not have an operation part, in the case shown in Figs. 16 to 29, the holding part has a length and the rail plate is in the installed state. The lower half portion of the pressing portion is projected to the outside (lower side), and the portion (b) is used as a knob allowance (that is, a portion replacing the operation portion). In this respect, since the one shown in FIGS. 1 to 6 has an operation part and a pressing part, the pressing part only needs to have a width enough to hold and hold a piece of paper.

  The prototype of what is shown in FIGS. 16-25 is FIG. Also, the prototype of what is shown in FIGS. What is shown in FIGS. 22-25 does not have a spring in which a fitting part bends up and down. Accordingly, the fitting with the rail plate is strictly required. Instead, it can be provided as a simple configuration.

The thing shown to FIGS. 16-21 has the spring which bends and stretches up and down at the fitting part. The one shown in FIG. 16 is an extension of the one shown in FIG. 19, and can be installed in a balanced manner and can be held firmly.
What is shown in FIG. 17 is an expanded version of FIG. In FIG. 18, the portion that is symmetrically connected in the center of FIG. 17 is the center, whereas the portion that is connected symmetrically is developed on both sides. The ones shown in FIGS. 16, 17 and 18 are not fundamentally different from each other as a way to hold a piece of paper.

  The one shown in FIG. 19 is developed from the one shown in FIG. 22 as having a spring at the fitting portion. The one shown in FIG. 20 is a development of a two-point presser with respect to the presser attaching portion, whereas the one shown in FIG. 19 is a one-point presser. The one shown in FIG. 21 is developed from the one shown in FIG. 24 as having a spring at the fitting portion.

  What is shown in FIG. 22 is a prototype of what is shown in FIGS. From the upper end of the bend that supports the rail plate up and down, it has a straight part with a presser that extends straight beyond the position that supports the rail plate. A portion from the upper end of the straight portion to the lower end of the fitting portion is a pressing portion. That is, the part that extends to the edge of the lower rail is the pressing part, and the part that extends further downward is the part that has a knob in the attachment / detachment as the part that replaces the operation part. Since the presser part and the operation part are not specially provided, the entire vertical portion is described as a presser part. The reason why the round fold is made in the lower part of the fitting part is that it is pushed out with a fingertip during installation and is easily set on the lower rail.

  To use, first, place the fastener diagonally on the rail plate, push the fitting part away from you with your fingertip, and slide the fastener vertically to fit it in the upper and lower rails (install ) Next, the lower end portion of the pressing portion is pulled forward, the insertion opening is opened, and a paper piece is inserted and clamped.

  FIG. 23 shows a modification of the fitting portion of FIG. It is also intended to explain that the shape that projects up and down is not limited. Dare to explain the shape of the fitting part, especially those shown in FIGS. 22 to 25, that is, those that do not have a spring that bends up and down are said to be "fit". Because it is placed diagonally between the upper and lower rails of the rail plate and installed vertically, the horizontal width is narrower than the vertical width, the fitting width is strict, and It is important that there are no corners at the upper and lower ends.

  Further, as FIG. 22 has the pressing portion developed in FIG. 25, it will be explained that there is a similar development in FIG.

  Although FIG. 24 has a needle tip, it does not have a width that has a “corner” in the first place. Although it has been explained that the ones shown in FIGS. 16 to 25 are of the same type, the basic method is to first install the fasteners, and then insert a piece of paper between the holding part and the rail plate. The one shown in FIG. 24 can also be used in which the posting paper piece is applied to the rail plate and the paper piece is pierced from the front side and fastened.

  In the structure shown in FIG. 24, the fitting portion is stretched like a stick. Although the stick-like tip portion is bent, the tip portion may be straight. The tip of the fitting part is close to the holding part of the holding part and is close to the position where the holding spring does not loosen, so that the holding spring works strongly. .

  The one shown in FIG. 25 is an extension of the one shown in FIG. 22, and the one shown in FIG. 22 is a one-point presser, but is a two-point presser. In this shape, when the outer frame of the presser foot is further wound, the paper piece can be inserted from the upper side.

When the outer winding is further stretched by one more turn, the posting paper piece can be posted in the form of protruding upward and downward from the upper and lower ends of the rail plate. That is, the fastener can be used as if the width of the rail plate is increased.
Incidentally, the shape shown in FIG. 25 resembles a conventionally used clip (them clip). This will be described below.

  There is a paper clip that has been used in the past and has a form similar to that of the present invention, and is formed by bending a wire into an elongated spiral shape (hereinafter referred to as a “sem clip”). In the case of a zem clip, the inner frame portion and the outer frame portion are used to directly clamp the piece of paper, so that the vertical stripes forming the inner frame and the vertical stripes forming the outer frame are in contact with each other. Although they are attached together, the present invention is not intended to be used for directly clamping a piece of paper between the inner frame portion (fitting portion) and the outer frame portion (pressing portion). Therefore, the vertical stripes forming the inner frame and the vertical stripes forming the outer frame may be stretched at intervals or may not be stretched in parallel. However, even a shape such as a gem clip can be put into practical use, although inconvenience in attaching and detaching remains by providing the requirements required by the present invention.

  The requirement that can be decisively defined as that of the present invention is that the size of the length of the portion constituting the inner frame as the fitting portion has a fit with respect to the vertical width (content width) of the rail plate. It is. The fastener of the present invention cannot be made of an appropriate size because it is not used alone like a gem clip, and is different from a gem clip.

  When a clip is fastened to a hard material plate, it will bounce off, or the mouth will open, making it useless. Therefore, it can be used only for paper that bends freely, such as hard metal, which is the object of the present invention, and a rail plate made of plastic. The idea of using it for fastening has never been conceived in the past.

  The present invention pays attention to the fact that it can be used without impairing the pinching function by pressing the direction that jumps off and flies away and the relative direction (both up and down) with the upper and lower rails facing each other. It can only be used as a fastener by combining it with the rail plate.

  In addition, the fastener of the present invention which is bent flatly is pushed out from the flatly bent surface when the pressing part (the part forming the outer frame) is hooked on the edge of the rail plate when it is installed on the rail plate. Thus, a stress is generated. In other words, when it is installed on the rail plate, it becomes assimilated with the rail plate and has a function of clamping. That is, it is more appropriate that the thing of this invention is not an independent fastener, but is a part for adding the function to clamp a piece of paper to a rail plate.

  In FIG. 25, the requirement (1) is to make the length (vertical width) of the fitting portion constant. In order to perform the attaching / detaching operation as the pressing part, the requirement 2 is that the lower part of the outer frame has a corresponding overhang from the lower end of the fitting part. In addition, in order to be able to push out the inner frame with the fingertips, it has a certain width. Further, the inner frame and the outer frame are spaced apart so that only the inner frame hits the fingertip.

  FIG. 25 shows a similar shape in order to explain the difference from a conventional gem clip. There is a slight difference from the shape of the gem clip, but that is not a problem. The basic problem is that according to the present invention, the length of the fitting portion has a fit with the vertical width (content width) of the rail plate to be joined or assembled. Even if it is a conventional gem clip, it can be put together with the rail plate or combined with the rail plate if the length of the inner frame that can be fitted in the same size is fitted. As such, the present invention claims patents for its use (in combination) as well.

26 to 29 are similar in that they have a fitting portion that projects in a zigzag shape, or in a W-shape or V-shape. The prototype is shown in FIG.
The one shown in FIG. 26 is extremely easy to use, has a very stable installation, and has a form in which a bulletin board can be fastened in a stable state. In this fastener, a V-shaped portion extending in the horizontal middle is a pressing portion, and a portion protruding below the rail in the installed state is used as a knob. Incidentally, what is shown in FIG. 26 is not basically different from that shown in FIG. 17, but from the implementation process, it was born from a different point of view and shown in FIGS. Or a V-shape or the like that projects or zigzags.

  What is important in manufacturing is to attach a protrusion that is bent into a tightly squeezed shape for the part that pierces or fits the upper and lower rails. If it is simply bent in a zigzag shape, it will be easily detached. In this regard, the same can be said for FIGS. In the case of FIG. 26, the portion protruding from the lower rail is round-folded, but a finger contact is provided so that it can be pushed out with the fingertip during installation.

  FIG. 27 shows a modification of FIG. 26, in which FIG. 26 is provided with a pressing part in the middle of the side, but is provided with a pressing part separately on both sides and on the left and right. is there.

  The one shown in FIG. 28 has a fitting portion that projects in a V shape. Like the one in FIG. 27, it is divided into left and right parts and has a pressing part. That is, FIG. 28 can be said to be a simplified form of FIG.

  What is shown in FIG. 29 is a continuous form of that shown in FIG. It is installed in advance, and is intended for use if necessary. The attachment / detachment may be performed in order from the left end or the right end.

There are two points to be noted regarding the end portion that is folded back from the fitting portion to the pressing portion.
First, it is important that the fitting part has a clear shape that protrudes vertically into the groove of the rail. If it is in a slanted state, it will easily slip off the edge of the rail.
No. 2, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 6 and 16 to 29, the end portion that folds back from the fitting portion to the pressing portion sandwiches the bulletin board with the fitting portion as the back and the pressing portion as the front. Since it is a part which becomes a crotch (also), it is good to make it protrude by the curve with a suitable crotch apart from what is linearly projected on the upper rail as shown in FIG.

There are three points to be noted about the end of the fitting portion on the side connected to the operation portion.
First, it is important that the fitting part has a clear shape that protrudes vertically into the groove of the rail. If it is in a slanted state, it will easily slip off the edge of the rail.
No. 2, in the case of having a spring as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 and 7 to 14, since it is attached or detached by pushing up or pushing up the operation part, if it is attached to the rail widely, It is better to make the protrusion deep vertically so that the spring part will not be bent.
Part 3, as shown in FIGS. 5, 6, 11, and 15, in the case of those that do not have a spring, they should be fitted at an angle and removed by lying down, so pay particular attention to the outline of the fitting part. It is important to produce.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 to 15, the upper end of the fitting portion without the pressing portion and the lower end of the fitting portion without the operation portion as shown in FIGS. It is important to have a clear shape (curvature) that protrudes vertically (vertically) into the rail groove. In the latter case, during installation, the lower end of the fitting portion is pushed out with the fingertip and fitted to the rail. Therefore, it is preferable to make a round fold so that the fingertip can hit.

  FIG. 30 shows the example shown in FIG. 1 and posted on the rail plate. The part pressed against the front side of the piece of paper is the pressing part. The hidden part is a fitting part in the range of a. The part hidden in the range of b is the operation unit.

FIG. 31 is a diagram for explaining how to fold up the upper end of the posted paper piece and hold it on the back side of the paper piece when posting with the one shown in FIGS. Incidentally, all the methods of folding the upper end of the paper piece in this way can be used except for the method shown in FIG.

  FIG. 32 is a diagram for explaining in the form of folding the upper end of the posted paper piece and holding it from the front side of the paper piece when posting with the fasteners shown in FIGS.

  7 and 11 and the like are strongly supported or stretched on the upper and lower rails. Therefore, in the case of a soft paper piece, it is possible to remove the paper piece without folding the upper end of the paper piece. It can be used (unfastened) without any unnaturalness by pressing onto the edge of the lower rail from the front side. However, when this method is used, it is important to keep the overlapping crossing gaps small when winding the folds on the lower rail so as not to tear the bulletin board.

  31 and 32, the method of folding the upper end of a piece of paper and pressing it into the groove of the rail plate at the upper end of the fastener to fasten it, and the fastener that uses the method, are the present invention. In this regard, as a measure that can be clamped into the groove (upper rail) of the rail plate without necessarily folding the upper end of the piece of paper, the depth of the groove of the rail plate, the width of the groove, and the fastener In the case where the diameter (fitting) of the press-in portion is a three-piece unit, the upper end of the paper piece can be held and pressed on the inner side surface of the upper rail.

  In the examples, a 1.6 mm diameter wire and 1.6 mm and 2.0 mm diameter stainless steel wires were used. Since the fastener of the present invention is to be fitted and installed, the rail plate as well as the depth of the rail, the width of the rail, the thickness of the streak, and the contact with the upper and lower sides are also considered. In addition, it is important to produce. In addition, it is good to make not only with a metal wire but with a plastic.

  Conventionally, there has been no suitable fastener capable of posting (pasting) a piece of paper like the fastener of the present invention. For this reason, the most prominent and most appropriate spot on the merchandise display shelf is not always effectively used. The present invention is very useful for sales promotion.

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Explanation of symbols

A Attaching part B Pressing part C Operation part D Rail plate E Posting piece a Length of the fitting part b A part to be used as a knob (a part to replace the operation part)

Claims (7)

(A) The present invention is a fastener for fastening a piece of bulletin paper to a rail plate attached to the front side of the shelf of a product display shelf, etc.
(B) The rail plate is formed by stretching (in pairs) two lines of the upper rail with the groove facing downward and the lower rail with the groove facing upward.
(C) The present invention (of the fastener) comprises a fitting part (A), a pressing part (B), and an operation part (C).
(D) The fitting part is a part for fitting the fastener itself between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate, and the pressing part is a part for holding and holding the bulletin board on the edge of the rail. The operation part is a part having a knob in the attachment / detachment.
(E) The fitting part has a flat shape, or is supported between two upper and lower lines of the rail plate, or is in a form of stretching.
(F) The holding part has a form extending from one end (upper end) of the fitting part toward the inside (downward) and extending to the other end (lower end).
(G) The fitting part and the presser part are bent together flat, and the presser part works as a spring that tries to stay on the flat bent surface.
(H) The operation part has a form protruding from one end (lower end) or near the end of the fitting part with a step on the surface formed by the fitting part and projecting outward (downward).
(I) A fastener having the above-described configuration and form (as shown in FIGS. 1 to 6). (A) The present invention is a fastener for fastening a piece of bulletin paper to a rail plate attached to the front side of the shelf of a product display shelf, etc.
(B) The rail plate is formed by stretching (in pairs) two lines of the upper rail with the groove facing downward and the lower rail with the groove facing upward.
(C) The present invention (the fastener) comprises a fitting portion (A) and an operation portion (C).
(D) The fitting part is a part for fitting and setting the fastener itself between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate. The operation part is a part having a knob in the attachment / detachment.
(E) The fitting part has a flat shape, or is supported between two upper and lower lines of the rail plate, or is in a form of stretching.
(F) The operation part has a form protruding from one end (lower end) or near the end of the fitting part with a step on the surface formed by the fitting part and projecting outward (downward).
(G) A fastener having the above-described configuration and form (as shown in FIGS. 7 to 11). (A) The present invention is a fastener for fastening a piece of bulletin paper to a rail plate attached to the front side of the shelf of a product display shelf, etc.
(B) The rail plate is formed by stretching (in pairs) two lines of the upper rail with the groove facing downward and the lower rail with the groove facing upward.
(C) The present invention (the fastener) has an operation part (C) together with the fitting part (A),
(D) The fitting part is a part for fitting and setting the fastener itself between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate. The operation part is a part having a knob in the attachment / detachment.
(E) The whole is stretched in a roughly flat shape, protruding in the middle of a flat surface, or having a protruding ridge,
(F) The upper half from the upper end to the heel is the fitting part, and the lower half is the operation part.
(G) The fitting part has a form that stretches with a point or a line on the upper rail, hooks a hook from the lower side to the lower rail, and projects between the upper and lower two lines, or stretches.
(H) A fastener (as shown in FIGS. 12 to 15) having the above configuration and form. (A) The present invention is a fastener for fastening a piece of bulletin paper to a rail plate attached to the front side of the shelf of a product display shelf, etc.
(B) The rail plate is formed by stretching (in pairs) two lines of the upper rail with the groove facing downward and the lower rail with the groove facing upward.
(C) The present invention (the fastener) comprises a fitting part (A) and a pressing part (B).
(D) The fitting part is a part for fitting the fastener itself between the upper and lower two lines of the rail plate, and the pressing part is a part for holding and holding the bulletin board on the edge of the rail. Is,
(E) The fitting part has a flat shape, or is supported between two upper and lower lines of the rail plate, or is in a form of stretching.
(F) The holding part has a form that protrudes from the one end (upper end) of the fitting part toward the inside (downward) and the other end (lower end).
(G) The fitting part and the pressing part are bent flat as a unit.
(H) The presser part works as a spring that tries to stay on the flat bent surface.
(I) A fastener having the above-described configuration and form (as shown in FIGS. 16 to 25 and 26 to 29).   The fastener according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5, wherein the fitting portion has a fitting width in the vertical width of the rail plate (FIGS. 5, 6, 11, 15, 22 to 25). Fasteners as shown).   The fitting part bends up and down in a shape or form that protrudes horizontally, is curved, or is slanted, trapezoidal, or zigzag-shaped. The fastener according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4 comprising a spring (the fastener as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, 7 to 10, 12 to 14, 16 to 21, 26 to 29).   A rail that is attached to the front of the shelf of the product display shelf, etc., with two rails, the upper rail with the groove facing downward and the lower rail with the groove facing upward, in parallel (in pairs) Assembling or combining the plate and the plate according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

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