JP6952270B2 - pocket book - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a notebook, which can be used as a calendar, in particular, relates to a notebook that can be quickly notebook state from the state of the calendar.

As a notebook that can be used as a calendar, a notebook with a support stand so that the notebook-type calendar can be erected in an open state has been proposed (Patent Document 1).
It has also been proposed that a notebook configured by rotatably binding calendar paper with a binding tool is provided with an insertion table having an insertion groove for inserting the notebook with the notebook open (Patent Document 2). .. This notebook insertion stand is made by providing legs on the back side of an insertion stand that has an insertion groove for fixing the cover of the notebook, and designing the legs so that the angle between them and the tabletop is a predetermined angle. It is designed so that when the unit is rotated 180 degrees and placed on a table, it can be converted from an upright calendar to an easy-to-write form.

A notebook-combined calendar in which a notebook paper is composed of a calendar paper and a small piece of paper provided between the calendar papers has also been proposed (Patent Document 3). A piece of paper is provided with a date column for one week, and it can be used as a notebook by widening the entry space for each date. This notebook-combined calendar is provided with a substantially U-shaped cut line and a straight fold line connecting both ends on the back cover, and can be erected by assembling them into a substantially rectangular shape.
Jikkenhei 6-81760 Gazette Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2001-328370 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 7-68971

However, when the notebooks of Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 are to be made to function as a calendar in another place, it is necessary to carry an insertion stand together with the notebook. Patent Document 3 is convenient to carry because it has an upright leg on the back cover, but it is inconvenient when it is used as a notebook because it is entered in an upright state.
And none of them can quickly switch from the calendar state to the use state as a notebook.
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a notebook that can be quickly changed from a calendar state to a notebook state in a notebook that can function as a calendar when not in use.

In order to solve the above problems, the notebook according to the present invention is rotatably provided between the paper bundle, the cover portion provided on the front and back of the paper bundle, and the front cover portion and the back cover portion. A notebook composed of a standing leg portion and a binding member for binding the front and back cover portions by being wound around one cover portion together with the paper bundle, and a transparent member provided on the standing leg portion. It is characterized in that it is arranged on the other cover portion through a hole.
In this case, the binding member may be a rubber member, and the standing leg portion may be urged by an elastic member in a direction away from the other cover portion.

The present invention constitutes a notebook by a paper bundle, a cover portion provided on the front and back surfaces of the paper bundle, and a standing leg portion rotatably provided between the front cover portion and the back cover portion. Therefore, when calendar paper is included in the paper bundle, the notebook can be stood up to be in the state of a desk calendar. It is not necessary to provide a support base for standing up as a separate member.
In particular , since a binding member for binding one cover portion together with the paper bundle is provided on the other cover portion through the through hole provided in the standing leg portion, the standing leg is provided within the range regulated by the binding member. The part can be rotated. As a result, the cover portion to which the binding member is attached and the standing leg portion can be erected in a state of being tilted at a predetermined angle. When attempting to fill in the paper, by adhering the standing legs on the cover portion towards the binding member is attached, it can be a plane. Just by lifting it from the standing position, the standing leg part will be in close contact with the cover part and it will be in the state of a notebook, so you can take notes quickly.
In the notebook according to claim 2, since the binding member is a rubber member, the work of winding the paper bundle together with the paper bundle around one cover can be performed quickly. As a result, when carrying the notebook, it is possible to quickly bind the notebook. Since the page of the notebook does not turn over when carrying it, it contributes to information protection.

Further, since the standing leg portion is urged by the elastic member in the direction away from the cover portion, the standing leg portion is automatically erected when not used as a notebook and is in the state of a calendar. This allows you to quickly enter the calendar state .

It is a perspective view which shows the notebook in 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a side view of the said notebook. It is a rear view of the above-mentioned notebook. It is a perspective view which shows the state when it is used as a calendar. It is a perspective view which shows the state when it is used as a notebook. It is a front view which shows the state when the bundling member is attached and carried. It is a rear view which shows the state when the bundling member is attached and carried. It is a vertical cross-sectional view which shows the state to use as a calendar. It is a perspective view which shows the memo paper included in the paper bundle of the said notebook. It is a perspective view which shows the memo paper for information protection as a modification of the said memo paper. It is a perspective view which shows the state which the said memo paper for information protection was peeled off. It is a top view which shows the notebook system of this invention. It is a vertical cross-sectional view which shows the state which manufactured the notebook by assembling the notebook material of the said notebook system. In the above notebook, a state in which the front cover and the paper bundle are turned over to expose the back cover is shown, (a) is a front view, and (b) is a back view of the back cover as viewed from the A direction. It is a perspective view which shows the ring member in the notebook material, (a) shows the state before use, (b) shows the state which opens the ring member. It is a perspective view which shows the said ring member, (a) shows the state before closing a ring member, (b) shows the closed state, (c) shows the closed state. It is a perspective view which shows the punch and the positioning instrument used when making the said notebook. It is a perspective view which shows the state which disassembled the punch. It is explanatory drawing which shows the function of the said positioning instrument. It is explanatory drawing which shows the method of making a calendar paper using the said notebook system, (a) shows the state which made the binding hole by a punch, and (b) shows the state when it is assembled to a ring member. It is explanatory drawing which shows the method of making the paper for information protection using the said notebook system, (a) shows the state which made the binding hole by a punch, and (b) shows the state when it is assembled to a ring member. It is a perspective view which shows the state which made up the notebook by binding the said information protection paper with a ring member.

A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. The embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments, and other embodiments can be implemented as long as the problems of the present invention can be solved.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a notebook 1 according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view, and FIG. 3 is a rear view.
This notebook is placed on the table as a calendar when not in use (see FIG. 4), and is used in a vertically open state when filling in necessary items as a notebook (see FIG. 5).
When carrying it, attach a binding member so that the page does not turn over (see FIGS. 6 and 7).
As shown in FIG. 8, this notebook includes a paper bundle 10, a front cover 20 provided on the front and back surfaces thereof, and a standing leg portion 30 rotatably provided between the front cover 21 and the back cover 22. , A ring member 40 for binding them, and a binding member 50.

As shown in FIG. 4, the paper bundle 10 includes a calendar paper 11 on which the month, day, and day of the week are displayed. As shown in FIG. 5, the back surface of the calendar sheet 11 is provided with a remaining work description unit 12 for describing a schedule that could not be completed in the month or week displayed on the front surface.
A paper bundle 10 is composed of such a calendar paper 11 and a memo paper 13 as shown in FIG.

The memo paper 13 may be a foldable release paper having an adhesive process on the inside, such as the information protection memo paper 13'shown in FIG.
By providing a knob 14 at the corner of a page shaped like a sheet of paper and peeling it off, the size of the paper is approximately doubled. The inside of the paper is used as an information protection unit 15 for entering confidential information such as an ID number and a password, and the page is turned over by making it removable with an adhesive material 16 provided on a side edge, for example. However, the contents of the notebook can be hidden (see FIG. 11).

The front cover portion 20 is composed of a front cover 21 provided on the front side of the paper bundle 10 and a back cover 22 provided on the back side.
One front cover (back cover 22) is provided with a mounting portion for attaching the binding member 50. In this case, the binding member 50 attached to the first attachment portion 23 provided on one side of the open end portion is wound around the front cover 21 together with the paper bundle 10, and the second attachment provided on the other side. It is designed to reach the part 24.

A standing leg portion 30 for standing the notebook is provided between the front cover 21 and the back cover 22. The standing leg portion 30 has substantially the same shape as the front cover portion 20, and the first and second through holes 33, 34 are located at positions corresponding to the mounting portions 23, 24 provided on one cover portion (back cover 22). It is a structure provided with.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 8, the first and second mounting portions 23 and 24 have locking portions 23a that can be fitted into the first and second through holes 33 and 34 of the standing leg portions 30, respectively. , 24a are provided. As a result, when the notebook is used in a plane, one of the front cover (back cover 22) and the standing leg 30 can be integrated to make it look as if it is one cover.

The paper bundle 10 having the above configuration, the cover portion 20, and the standing leg portion 30 are integrated by a ring member 40 via a binding hole 17 provided in the upper edge portion, and can be rotated by turning the page. It is designed to be moved (see FIG. 9).
The binding member 50 attached to one of the front covers is a stretchable linear rubber member, and as shown in the figure, the first attaching portion 23 of the back cover 22 is provided on the standing leg portion 30. It is arranged so as to reach the second mounting portion 24 of the back cover 22 through the first and second through holes 33 and 34.

The binding member 50 is designed to have a length such that the back cover 22 and the standing leg portion 30 are inclined at a predetermined angle when the binding member 50 is placed on a table and used as a calendar.
The front cover portion (back cover 22) provided with the binding member 50 and the standing leg portion 30 are urged by the elastic member 60 in a direction in which they are separated from each other. By regulating it by the contraction force of the binding member 50, the standing state can be maintained.

The usage state of the notebook 1 having the above configuration will be described.
When not in use, it is placed on a table to function as a calendar, but when changing from the notebook state to the calendar state, the engagement state between the locking portions 23a and 24a of the back cover 22 and the through holes 33 and 34 is released. Then, the standing leg portion 30 is automatically separated from the back cover 22, and the state is maintained by the binding member 50, so that the standing leg portion 30 automatically stands up.

When you write an appointment on the calendar, you can just tilt it back and write it. If it cannot be written on the calendar, rotate the back cover 22 toward the standing leg 30 to make a flat state that opens up and down, and write it on the back side of the calendar paper of the previous month (see FIG. 5).
When writing on the upper page (the back side of the calendar paper), as shown in the illustrated notebook 1, the ring member 40 is not arranged in the center so as not to interfere with the ring member 40. ..

When carrying as a notebook, one front cover (back cover 22) and the standing leg 30 are integrated, and the other cover (front cover) is bound together with the paper bundle 10 by the binding member 50 (FIG. FIG. 6 and FIG. 7). This makes it possible to prevent the contents of the notebook from being inadvertently viewed.

Next, the notebook system according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The notebook system 101 allows the paper of the notebook to be freely created, and packages the notebook material 100, the punch 200, the positioning device 300, and the opening / closing tool 145 for the ring member. It is provided in a state of being stored in a container 400.
The notebook material 100 is for creating a notebook as shown in the first embodiment, and the same description of the same embodiment of the first embodiment will be omitted by assigning the same reference numerals.

As shown in FIG. 13, the notebook material 100 is rotated between the front cover 21 arranged on the front side of the paper bundle for the calendar, the back cover 122 arranged on the back side, and both front cover portions 21, 122. It is composed of an upright leg 130 that is movably arranged, a ring member 140 for binding them, and a binding member 150 attached to the back cover 122.

The back cover 122 is provided with mounting portions 123 and 124 for mounting the binding member 50. The standing leg portion 130 is provided with first and second through holes 33 and 34 at positions corresponding to the mounting portions 123 and 124 of the back cover 122. As shown in FIG. 14, the mounting portion provided on the back cover 122 is configured as a through hole provided at a position corresponding to the through holes 33 and 34 of the standing leg portion 130, and the through holes (mounting) are formed. A binding member 150 as an annular rubber member is inserted through the portions 123, 124 and through holes 33, 34).

The standing leg portion 130 and the back cover 122 are urged in the direction of separation by a leaf spring 160 attached to the back cover 122. Then, in order to bring the standing leg portion 130 and the back cover 122 into close contact with each other, a locking portion 125 fitted to the locked portion 135 provided on the standing leg portion 130 is provided on the back cover 122. ing.

The binding member 150 engages with the first and second mounting portions 123 and 124 provided on the back cover 122 so as to be fitted into the first and second through holes 33 and 34 of the standing leg portion 130, respectively. Stops 23a and 24a are provided. As a result, when the notebook is used in a plane, the back cover 122 and the standing leg 130 can be integrated to form a single cover. The binding member 150 is designed to have a length that allows it to be wound around the front cover 21 together with the paper bundle due to its elastic force.

Binding holes 17 are provided at predetermined intervals on the front and back covers 21 and 122 and the upper edge of the standing leg 130, and are assembled in a booklet shape by the ring member 140 through the binding holes 17.
The ring member 140 is a member for integrating the paper bundle 10 to be created by itself, the front cover 21, the standing leg 130, and the back cover 122 in this order, and as shown in FIG. Rings 141 that can be opened and closed are provided along the back 142 at equal intervals.
Each ring 141 is composed of two half-split ring portions 141a and 141b, and has a structure in which fitting portions 143a and 143b that can be fitted to each other are provided at the tips of the respective ring portions.

These ring portions 141a and 141b can be opened and closed by the opening / closing tool 145. The opening / closing tool 145 has a structure in which a vertical cut portion 146 is provided on the peripheral side surface of the truncated cone-shaped tubular member, and a ridge portion 147 extending in the vertical direction is provided on the outer peripheral surface. The upper end opening 148 is designed so that its outer diameter is slightly larger than the inner diameter of the ring 141, and the lower end opening 149 is designed so that its inner diameter is slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the ring 141.

When the ring 141 is opened, it is inserted from the lower end opening 147 toward the inside of the ring. At this time, the ridge portion 147 is passed while being in contact with the ring fitting portions 143a and 143b, respectively. , The mutual engagement is disengaged, and the ring 141 is opened. When closing the ring 141, by inserting the open ring 141 through the upper end opening 148, the ring 141 in the open state is guided to the inner wall surface of the opening / closing tool, and both fitting portions 143a and 143b are fitted (FIG. FIG. 16).

Next, the punch 200 for producing the notebook paper and the positioning device 300 will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 17, the punch 200 is for providing a binding hole 4 in the notebook paper 10, and as shown in FIG. 18, the punch 200 is provided with respect to a guide path 232 in which a plurality of rod-shaped drilling blades 231 are guided respectively. The drilling blade 31 is assembled to a base 34 provided with slits 33 in the orthogonal direction so that the cutting edge of the drilling blade 31 faces downward.
That is, in this punch 200, the handle 235 is rotatably provided on the base 234, and the paper 10 inserted in the slit 233 of the base 234 is punched out by a large number of drilling blades 231 provided on the lower side of the handle 235. It is configured as follows.

The base 234 is configured by erection of the main body 234b on the surface 234a on which the paper 10 is placed. The main body 234b is provided with a guide path 232 to which each of the drilling blades 231 is guided, and a slit 233 is formed so as to be orthogonal to the guide path 232. The edge portion 232a where the guide path 232 and the slit 233 intersect serves as a lower blade, and the paper 10 is punched in cooperation with the descending drilling blade 231.
At the front end of the base 234 (that is, the side on which the paper 3 is inserted), a pivot portion 234c for attaching the handle shaft 235a is provided.

The handle 235 attached to the pivot portion 234 is urged upward by a torsion coil spring 235b, and a support rod 231a for supporting the drilling blade 231 is attached to the lower side of the operation portion.
The support rod 231a is arranged in parallel with the handle shaft 235a, and the rod-shaped drilling blade 231 with the cutting edge 231c facing downward is sequentially inserted through the through hole 231b provided at the upper end of the drilling blade 231. It is in a state of being. As a result, by pushing down the handle 235, it is possible to simultaneously provide a plurality of binding holes in the paper 10 inserted in the slit 233.

At the front position of the punch 200, an engaging projection 236 for enabling engagement with the positioning device 300 is provided.
The positioning tool 300 is a device for accurately aligning the paper 10 so that the binding hole 4 is provided on one side of the paper 10, and as shown in FIG. 19, the mounting table 3341 on which the paper 10 is placed is placed. A ruler member 342 that abuts one side of the paper 10 to perform alignment, and a fixing member 343 that fixes the aligned paper 10 are included.

The fixing member 343 and the positioning member 342 are rotatably attached to the pivot portions 342a and 343a provided on the mounting table 341.
That is, as shown in FIG. 17, the positioning tool 300 fixes the paper 10 to the mounting table 341 in a state where the side edge portion of the paper 10 is in contact with the contact portion 342a of the ruler member 342, and then the paper 10 is fixed to the mounting table 341. It is configured so that the ruler member 342 can be rotated and retracted to the back side of the mounting table 341, and is designed so that when the ruler member 342 is retracted, one side of the paper 10 is exposed. ing.

The fixing member 343 is composed of a mounting portion 343b rotatably attached to both ends of the mounting base 341 and a fixing portion 343c erected on the mounting portion 343b. The fixing portion 343c is a portion for fixing the paper 10, and is rotatably attached to the mounting portion 343b via the pivot portion 343d.
On the inner side edge of the fixing portion 343c, locking recesses 344 that can engage with the locking projections 236 provided in the slit insertion portion of the punch 200 are provided at equal intervals according to the size of the punch 200. .. Then, in a state where the paper 100 is positioned, a display for indicating a drilling start position and a drilling start position is provided so that a binding hole is provided at a position corresponding to a size such as A4 size or B5 size.

On the back side of the fixing portion 343, a magnet for fixing the paper 10 is provided, and an engaged portion 343e that is engaged with the engaging portion 341e of the mounting table 341 by elastic deformation is provided. As a result, the paper 10 is securely fixed to the mounting table 341.
The system includes a storage means that holds a program for printing a predetermined ruled line on paper by a computer device. The storage means may be provided by a medium such as a CD, or may be downloaded via the Internet. An example of the layout of the calendar paper is shown on the personal computer screen, and the calendar display is printed on the paper according to the selected layout.

The state of creating a notebook using the notebook system 101 having the above configuration is shown.
First, a calendar paper 10'with a desired layout is produced. In this case, as shown in FIG. 20, a memo section (or a backlog organization section) is formed on the upper half of a vertically long copy paper of a standard size (A4 version, B4 version, etc.), and the date and day of the week are written on the lower half. It is programmed to form a calendar section.
Then, as shown in FIG. 20A, the positioning tool 300 is set with the center bent, and a binding hole is made with a punch 200 along the bending line. Two rows of binding holes are provided in the center of the paper, and two sheets of notebook paper in an open state can be created (see FIG. 20B).

Next, a state of producing the information protection paper 10 ”will be described. The copy paper of the standard size is folded with the secret information 15 written on it, and the side edges are overlapped as shown in FIG. 21 (a). In this state, the positioning instrument 300 is set, and a binding hole is made with a punch 200 along the overlapped side edges. Binding holes are provided along the corresponding side edges, and the ring member 140 is provided in the binding holes. By assembling, as shown in FIG. 22, the secret information 15 can be hidden from the eyes.
Since the notebook paper 10 can be produced by oneself, a binding hole can be appropriately provided with a punch on a paper (such as a handout) on which information to be referred to at all times is described, and the notebook paper can be used as a part of the notebook paper.

The present invention can be applied to notebooks used in all industrial fields.

1 ... Notebook 10 ... Paper bundle 11 ... Calendar paper 12 ... Remaining work description part 13 ... Memo paper 14 ... Picking part 15 ... Information protection part 16 ... Adhesive material 17 ... Binding hole 20 ... Cover part 21 ... Front cover 22,122 ... Back cover 23, 123 ... First mounting portion 24, 124 ... Second mounting portion 23a, 24a ... Locking portion 30, 130 ... Standing leg portion 33, 34 ... Through hole 40, 140 ... Ring member 141 ... Ring 142 ... Back 143a, 143b ... Fitting part 145 ... Opening and closing tool 50, 150 ... Bundling member 100 ... Notebook material 101 ... Notebook system 200 ... Punch 300 ... Positioning device

Claims (2)

Paper bundle (10) and
Covers (20) provided on the front and back of the paper bundle (10),
It is a notebook composed of a standing leg portion (30) rotatably provided between a front cover portion (21) and a back cover portion (22).
A binding member (50) for binding the front and back cover portions (20) by being wound around one cover portion (21) together with the paper bundle (10) is provided on the standing leg portion (30). A notebook characterized in that it is arranged on the other cover portion (22) through the through holes (33, 34). The binding member (50) is a rubber member.
The notebook according to claim 1, wherein the standing leg portion (30) is urged by an elastic member (60) in a direction away from the other cover portion (22).

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