JPH0192095A - Wound article stand and wound article set using said stand - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To store various rolled windings in a lump, unwind an optional rolled winding alone without hindrance, and cut off its drawn end part by attaching a cutting tool to a column of specified thickness installed in a support block, and installing a grip part in an upper part of this column. CONSTITUTION: When a desired rolled winding is unwound in a state that rolled windings 3a to 3e are installed in a stand, a grip part 6 is held by one hand, and a tip of the rolled winding is pinched by finger ends, pulling it out. At this time, since a sufficient gap is maintained between a paper tube 4 and the column 2, the pulled rolled winding and another rolled winding existing higher than this pulled one both are lightly rotated together, whereby the required one alone is unwindable irrespective of up-and-down in insertional sequence. In succession, the drawn end part of the rolled winding is inserted into a slit 7 at a tip of this grip part 6, and then this end part is cut off by a cutting edge 8 fixed to an intermediate part of this slit 7.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention provides a roll stand that stores a plurality of rolls together and is equipped with a cutting tool or a storage section for the cutting tool, and a roll stand that stores the same. Regarding the roll set used.

[Conventional technology]

Various types of tapes wound around paper tubes and ligature strings used in general homes and offices are either attached to dedicated unwinders or stored alone in a drawer or cupboard. It had been.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

However, these rolls are taken out from different storage locations each time they are used, and when they are reused, they are lost and searched for.
There was also the waste of having to buy a new product.

Furthermore, for items that cannot be cut by hand alone, it is troublesome to search for a suitable cutting tool each time the cutting tool is used.

Therefore, there has been a need for a roll storage device that can store these rolls all at once, unwind only a desired roll without any trouble, and is also equipped with a cutting tool.

[Means of problem solving]

The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned problems, and is composed of a stand for a rolled article, in which a support is planted on the support base, a cutting tool is attached, or a storage section for the cutting tool is provided, It is characterized by having a grip part on the upper part, and characterized in that a plurality of wound objects are attached to the stand.

The wound material according to the present invention is a tape or string wound around a paper tube, such as tapes such as cellophane tape, double-sided adhesive tape, and adhesive tape, and string made of vertically oriented polypropylene. The inner diameter of the paper tube must be such that there is enough space to allow it to rotate easily when inserted into the support. When installing the rolls, be careful not to insert the upper roll into the paper tube of the lower roll. Furthermore, even if the string is wrapped in a ball without a paper tube, it can be used by attaching it to the stand of the present invention when it is placed on the top tier, or even if it is placed on the bottom tier, when it is first used and a large amount of string is wound around it. .

The material of the abutment and support of the roll stand is not particularly limited and may be plastic, wood, metal, etc. The abutment needs to have a diameter and weight such that sufficient stability can be maintained even when a plurality of somewhat heavy rolls, such as commonly used adhesive tape wound around a paper tube, are attached thereto. The support may be in the form of a rod or a tube of equal diameter, but it is necessary to leave a grip portion at the top long enough to be held with one hand even when the required number of windings of various sizes are attached.

Furthermore, it is necessary to have sufficient strength to withstand rotation of a plurality of wound articles attached while gripping the grip portion and applying a pressing force to the abutment.

Further, in order to make the grip portion difficult to slip, it is preferable to have a notch such as a low left or a large unevenness or wave shape.

If the inner diameters of the paper tubes of the rolls are significantly different, it is possible to create a step as shown in Figure 1 and attach the roll with a smaller diameter to the smaller diameter part of the upper support. In this case as well, the distances between the steps need to be of equal diameter.

In order to avoid injuring the hands of the cutting tool, for example, a groove is provided at the tip of the tubular grip portion where the fingers cannot enter, and the cutting edge is installed within the groove.
The unwound tape can be easily cut by inserting it into this groove. To make the cutting tool retractable, a blade whose main body is larger than the inner diameter of the upper end of the grip and whose tip is smaller than the inner diameter is inserted into the center of the grip, which can be taken out, used, and stored again. Alternatively, it is conceivable to provide a storage drawer on the outer edge or side circumference of the support base.

[Effect]

To unwind a rolled article with the rolled article attached to the rolled article stand of the present invention, hold the grip with one hand, pinch the tip of the rolled article with your fingertips, and pull. Sufficient clearance is maintained between the struts, so that the pulled winding and the windings above this winding rotate lightly, allowing only the necessary windings to be placed up or down in the insertion order. It can be unwound without any problems.

If the handle is equipped with a cutting tool, the end of the rolled material is inserted into the groove in which the cutting tool is accommodated to cut the material. If the cutting tool is stored, it can be taken out and used.

〔Example〕

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, in which the mounted windings are shown superimposed with slightly thin solid lines.

The roll stand has a support 2 planted on a disc-shaped support 1.

The diameter of the support column 2 is smaller than the inner diameter of the paper tube. In this embodiment, a two-step difference is provided, but normally, a step is not required. Reference numeral 3 denotes a rolled product, which is made up of a paper tube 4 and a tape 5.

3a is the cellophane tape inserted at the bottom, 3b
was a piece of gummed tape inserted over the cellophane tape, and was placed in the thickest diameter part of the pillar 2. 3C is a string made of vertically stretched polypropylene, 3d is a double-sided adhesive tape, and 3e is a weak adhesive tape, and these were placed in the middle row. In this case, there is no need to make the support column 2 even thinner, but a step is provided to make it easier to grip, and the grip portion 6 is made thinner.

A slit 7 into which a finger cannot be inserted is provided at the tip of the grip part 6, and a cutting edge 8 is fixed from the inner surface to the middle part of the slit 7.

Instead of providing the cutting edge 8 in this way, a cutting tool may be inserted into the tubular grip 6 in which the cutting edge at the tip is smaller than the inner diameter of the grip 6 and the main body is larger than the outside diameter of the grip 6. . Alternatively, as shown in FIG.
A cutting tool can also be stored in this storage hole.

Grip the grip part 6 firmly with one hand, pinch the tip of the string 3c made of vertically stretched polypropylene, and pull it to rotate the wound material 3c, and at the same time, the double-sided adhesive tape 3d and weak adhesive tape 3e also rotate. , it was possible to easily unwind only the polypropylene string 3C.

In this embodiment, wound articles of various inner diameters are stored, but if various frequently used wound objects having equal inner diameters and outer diameters are stored, a wound article set with an excellent appearance can be obtained.

〔Effect of the invention〕

According to the present invention, various types of rolled items can be stored together and only a desired rolled item can be unwound and used at any time.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the mounted windings in one embodiment of the present invention, which are expressed by overlapping with slightly thin solid lines. In the drawings, reference numeral 1 is a support, 2 is a support, 3 is a roll, 4 is a paper tube, 5 is a tape, 6 is a grip, 7 is a slit, 8 is a cutting edge, and 9 is a storage hole. Patent applicant: Asahi Kasei Industries, Ltd.

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A stand for a rolled article, which has a support installed on the support base, a cutting tool attached thereto, or a storage section for the cutting tool, and which has a grip section at the top. (2) A stand for a rolled article in which a support is installed on the support base and a cutting tool is attached or a cutting tool storage section is provided, wherein the support is wound with a through hole left in the center. A wound object having a thickness that allows it to pass through a through hole of the wound object while maintaining a gap that allows it to rotate freely, and a length that allows a grip portion to remain at the top when multiple portions of the wound object are passed through. A set of rolls with multiple rolls passing through the stand.