JPH02307791A - Printing ps plate and door case for storage of film - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate the storage and maintenance of many printing PS plates and films in a concentrated arrangement manner by providing sliding doors in such a constitution that allows the doors to slide in and out freely. CONSTITUTION:A laterally trapezoidal frame 4 inclines gradually forward toward the bottom as viewed from the front and rear and has a ceiling 5 on the upper end and a bottom plate 6 attached at a position which is slightly afloat from the lower end with a slide-in/out opening 7. Five to ten partition channels 8 are internally provided to form a storage case. Each partition channel 8 inclines in parallel with the incline which gradually runs forward toward the bottom at the front of the case. The sliding door 10 has a holding plate 12 at the rear and its front upper part, and a shutter boxing part 13 at the front lower part. In addition, a bearing 14 which rotates in contact with a partition wall 8a on the rear upper part of a rear plate 11 when the door slides in and out and also a handle 15 fixed on the side of the slide-in/out opening. Furthermore, a caster 16 which rotates in contact with the ground is suspended outside the bottom 6 under the lower end of said side. 18 is a bearing for receiv ing the sliding door which is installed in an upward position at the side of the slide-in/out opening for the rail 8b and acts as a stopper A large printing PS plate (a) is placed in contact with the front of the sliding door 10, then it is fixed by the holding plate 12 and thrusted into each partition channel 8 for storage.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a sliding door case for storing printing PS plates and films.

<Problems to be solved by this invention> Conventionally, printing P
As shown in Figure 6, S plates, films, etc. have been stored leaning against both sides of a chevron stand or placed on a shelf, etc. In either case, there is little storage space, so they have to be distributed. There is a problem in that a large amount of space is required for storage and storage management is inconvenient, and PS plates and the like to be stored are easily damaged by mutual contact. The present invention seeks to solve these problems.

<Structure of the Invention> The present invention provides a storage device having a rectangular shape in plan view with a downward slope on the front surface or the front surface and the rear surface, an entrance on one side of the side surface, and a plurality of divided passages in the interior following the entrance. A sliding door for storing PS plates for printing and films is fitted into each section so that they can be freely entered and exited, and a sliding bearing is installed on the back of the second part of each sliding door, and a grounding door is installed under the lower end of the doorway side. This sliding door case for storing PS plates for printing and fill type 13 is characterized in that casters are attached and a sliding door holder that also serves as a stopper is attached to the lower part near the entrance/exit end of the case, and a bearing is mounted upward.

<Embodiment> FIGS. 1 to 4 show a first embodiment, in which a vertical member 1 and upper and lower horizontal members 2.3 have a downward slope on the front and back sides of the frame body, which exhibits a trapezoidal shape in side view. 4, and the top plate 5 is attached to the upper end of the frame 4.
, a bottom plate 6 is scattered at a position slightly lifted from the lower end, an entry/exit lower is provided on one side of the side, and following the entry/exit lower, there are 5 to 10 divided channels inside. 8 to form a storage case 9. Each section 8 has an upper section between section walls 88 and a lower section composed of a plate-like rail 8b.

Each section 8 is provided with a slope that descends toward the front side in parallel with the downward slope of the front surface of the case.

The sliding door 10 is provided with a back plate 11, a sandwich plate 12 on the upper front side thereof, a square bag portion 13 on the lower front side, and a bearing 14 that contacts the partition wall 8a and rotates when entering and exiting is attached to the upper back side of the back plate 11, and the opening/exit is closed. In addition to attaching a handle 15 to the side surface, casters 16 which are placed outside the bottom plate 6 and rotate on the ground are vertically provided below the lower end of the same side. Reference numeral 17 indicates a lower end roll that straddles the rail 8b, and reference numeral 18 indicates a bearing that serves as a sliding door holder that also serves as a stopper and is attached upward to the end of the rail 8b on the entrance/exit side. A large PS plate for printing, etc., is placed against the front of the sliding door 10, clamped with a clamp plate 12, and stored in a closet in each section 8.

Each sliding door 10 is smoothly moved in and out by the rolling rotation of the bearing 14 and the rotation of the casters 16 on the ground, and in particular, the sliding door is kept in a horizontal state when the casters 16 are rotated in contact with the outside of the bottom plate 6 to move in and out. Further, the bearing 18 of the sliding door holder, which also serves as a stopper at the entrance/exit end of the rail 8b, stops the lower end roll 17 at the end of the sliding door 10 to prevent the sliding door 10 from being pulled out of the case 9. Furthermore, the sliding door 10 can be reliably stopped at the point when the sliding door 10 is completely pushed in when the casters 16 stop at the exit port 7 end.

FIG. 5 shows a second embodiment, which is the same as the previous example except that the back side of the storage case 9a is vertical and only the front side is sloped downward. In this example, approximately five sliding doors 10 are accommodated.

<Effects of the Invention> Since the present invention stores printing PS plates and films in a sliding door manner, it has the effect that a large number of large PS plates can be stored easily in and out.

By having a plurality of sliding doors, a large number of printing PS plates and films can be stored centrally without taking up much space, and storage management is facilitated. This has the effect of eliminating damage to PS plates and the like during storage and when taking them in and out.

Since grounding casters are attached below the lower end of one side of the sliding door, the effect of keeping the sliding door horizontal when entering and exiting is produced. The sliding door holder, which also serves as a stopper and is attached near the entrance/exit end of the rail, has the effect of making it easier to move the sliding door in and out, and preventing the sliding door from being pulled out of the case.

Since the storage case has a downward slope on the front or the front and back sides, it has the effect of being able to be stably installed without falling over.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the first embodiment, Fig. 2 is a side view, Fig. 3 is a front view in central longitudinal section, Fig. 4 is a partially enlarged side view, and Fig. 5 is a side view of the second embodiment. A side view showing the embodiment, FIG. 6 is a diagram of a conventional example, ■ is a vertical member, 2.3 is an upper and lower horizontal member, 4 is a frame body,
5 is the top plate, 6 is the bottom plate, 7 is the doorway, 8 is the partition, 9 is the case, 10 is the sliding door, 11 is the back plate, 12 is the sandwich plate, 13 is the corner bag, 14 is the bearing, 15 is the handle , 16 is a caster, 17 is a lower end roll, and 1 is a sliding door holder that also serves as a stopper. Patent applicant Yachiyo Steel Equipment Co., Ltd.) Cotton size cotton

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A storage case having a rectangular shape in plan view with a downward slope on the front surface or the front surface and the back surface, an entrance on one side of the side, and a plurality of divisions inside following the entrance; A sliding door for storing printing PS plates and films is fitted into each section so that it can be freely entered and exited, and a sliding bearing is installed on the upper back of each sliding door and a grounding caster is installed below the lower end on the entrance side. A sliding door case for storing printing PS plates and films, characterized by an upwardly mounted sliding door receiving bearing that also serves as a stopper at the bottom near the end of the entrance/exit.