JPH0235662Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a storage case for cassette tapes, etc.

The present invention relates to a simple storage case that can store a large number of cassette tapes, etc. The outer shape is expanded according to the number of cassette tapes to be stored.
The present invention also relates to a storage case for cassette tapes, etc., which can be collapsed and used as a carrying case.

Conventional technology Conventionally, cassette tapes are housed in separate cases to prevent dust and damage, so when stored, the tapes are stored vertically like a book, or It is common to carry the case together when carrying it. Therefore, a horizontally long box-shaped container with a handle is known as a storage and transportation device for a plurality of cassette tapes.

Problems that the invention aims to solve However, although this type of container is effective in protecting the cassette tape during storage and transportation, it is bulky and the cassette tape contained in the container is bulky. It is not possible to reduce the external size according to the number.

Therefore, the present invention is a simple storage case that can store a large number of cassette tapes as a magazine.It can also be used as a carrying case as is, and its external size can be reduced as appropriate depending on the number of cassette tapes. The company devised a storage case for cassette tapes, etc.

Means for solving the problem: namely, a case main body formed by overlapping two oblong rectangular sheets has a cover portion of a required width at each of the left and right ends, and a cover portion of a required width is formed between the two cover portions. A pocket section for accommodating cassette tapes is formed in the main body of the case, each having an opening that serves as an entrance and exit for the cassette tape, and is foldable at a partition section between the pocket sections, and the above-mentioned cover is formed. A tightening belt is fixed to one of the cover parts of the section, and the free end of the belt is formed to be removably fixed to the other cover part, thereby forming a pocket part between the two cover parts. It is made so that it can be folded at the partition portion and fastened with a tightening belt using an intervening device.

According to the present invention, the cassette tape, as a magazine, is inserted through the openings of the main body of the case between the cover parts formed at both the left and right ends, and then the left and right pocket parts are inserted in the partition part. The pocket parts are folded alternately so that they are interposed and held between the two cover parts, and the free end of the tightening belt fixed to one cover part is fixed to the fastening part provided on the other cover part. In this case, the cassette tape stored in the pocket is folded and stacked between both cover parts, and is fastened integrally with the cover part by a tightening belt.

Embodiment To explain this with an embodiment shown in the drawings, 1
The main body of the case is formed by superposing two horizontally oblong rectangular transparent vinyl sheets a and a, and a core plate 2 having a width approximately equal to the vertical width of the cassette tape b is provided at both left and right ends of the case. They are interposed to form cover parts 3 and 4, respectively. Reference numeral 5 designates a pocket portion for accommodating the cassette tape b formed between both cover portions 3 and 4 of the case main body 1. The longitudinal center portion of the case main body 1 is welded to a narrow strip to form the bottom portion 6. Partition parts 7 are formed by welding the parts 3 and 4 at approximately equal intervals and having a required width in the vertical direction, thereby forming openings 8 in the upper and lower parts of the case main body 1 for inserting and removing the cassette tape b. and,
The partition portion 7 is formed to be foldable at that portion. Reference numeral 9 denotes a tightening belt sewn in the longitudinal direction approximately at the center of the outer surface of one cover portion 3, and loop portions 10 of velvet type fasteners are attached to both ends of the belt, respectively.
10 is attached, and a handle 11 is attached to the center thereof. Reference numeral 12 designates a hook portion of a velvet fastener sewn in the longitudinal direction approximately at the center of the outer surface of the other cover portion 4, and is formed so that the loop portions 10, 10 attached to the tightening belt 9 are fastened thereto.

It goes without saying that the opening 8 of the pocket portion 5 may be provided along the partition portion 7 shown in FIG. 5, instead of being provided at both the upper and lower ends of the case main body 1.

Effects Therefore, according to the present proposal, if a cassette tape is stored in each pocket and the left and right pockets are folded alternately at the partition, the state shown in Fig. 1 will be obtained, and the velvet fastener of the tightening belt will be By locking the loop part to the hook part of the other cover part, the cassette tape is tightened by the tightening belt, making storage and transportation extremely convenient. Also, the tightening belt can be locked as appropriate depending on the number of cassette tapes. Since the position can be changed, the outer shape can be made to correspond to the number of tapes.

Furthermore, since the main body of the case becomes a flat plate when unfolded, if the main body of the case is made of a transparent material as in this embodiment, there is an advantage that the selection of the cassette tape can be done very easily. . Furthermore, since it is structurally simple, it can be provided at low cost and has the advantage of being able to provide storage cases for cassette tapes and the like with progressively new shapes.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view, Fig. 2 is a developed view, Fig. 3 is a partially developed view, Fig. 4 is a sectional view with the cassette tape accommodated, and Fig. 5 is a different one. FIG. 6 is a partially developed view of the embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view. 1...Case main body, 2...Core plate, 3, 4...Cover part, 5...Pocket part, 6...Bottom part, 7...Partition part, 8...Opening, 9...Tightening belt, 10, 1
2...Velvet type fastener, 11...Handle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Two oblong rectangular sheets are superimposed to form the main body of the case, and a cover section of the required width is formed at both left and right ends of the case body. A pocket part is formed so that the pocket part can be folded vertically at the partition part, and a tightening belt of a required length is fixed to one of the cover parts, and its free end is attached to the other cover part. A storage case for cassette tapes, etc., characterized by being able to be attached to the cover part.