JPH0242169Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a commuter pass holder, and particularly to a commuter pass holder suitable for storing commuter passes for automatic ticket gates.

(Prior art) Recently, computer-based automatic ticket gates have become widespread at railway stations in metropolitan areas, and with this, various commuter pass holders that are compatible with commuter passes for automatic ticket gates have been proposed. has been done.

The applicant previously filed Utility Application No. 55-49893 and Utility Application No.
No. 56-83871 proposes this type of commuter pass holder as shown in FIG. This commuter pass holder is
A board a that is slightly larger than a commuter pass, has the same width as the board a, and is shorter in length in the vertical direction than the board a,
Moreover, it is composed of a top plate d whose lower side b is slanted and a commuter pass extrusion window c formed thereon, and a frame e for decoration and reinforcement, and the top edge of the board a and the top plate d are They are aligned and bonded, welded, etc. at both side edges, and the frame e is bonded, welded, etc. to the substrate a and the top plate d on three sides excluding the upper side. In use, the commuter pass is inserted between the board a and the top board d from the lower side b of the top board d, and is held between the board a and the top board d. Further, the commuter pass held in this manner is taken out by pushing the surface of the commuter pass upward at the commuter pass push-out window c.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, in the above-mentioned commuter pass holder, the board a and the top board d are separate bodies, and are integrated by gluing or welding them at both side edges. Therefore, when inserting a commuter pass, one corner of the commuter pass on the leading edge in the insertion direction often digs into the seam (adhesive part) between board a and top board d. There was an inconvenience in the past when the commuter pass got stuck and the insertion operation could not be done smoothly. Moreover, at the same time, due to the above-mentioned biting, the substrate a
There was also a problem that the top plate d and the top plate were peeling off.

In other words, if you are a right-handed person, hold the entire commuter pass holder between your palm and your four fingers, from your index finger to your little finger, and push the commuter pass in with your thumb. At this time, the thumb usually tries to push forward and also to the right, creating a force that pushes the commuter pass to the right. As a result, it could get stuck between the board and the top plate at the overlapping part on the right side of the commuter pass case, making it difficult to be pushed forward, or it could push the threads sewing the board and top board together and cause it to fray. .

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention has a top plate superimposed on substantially the upper half of the board so that a commuter pass can be held between them, and the left and right edges of the board and the top board are connected. The upper and lower ends of the top board are opened so that the commuter pass can pass through, and the top board is provided with a commuter pass exposed part for pushing out the commuter pass. In a commuter pass holder formed on a sliding part to be inserted between the board and the board, the top board and the board are formed by bending a single board, and moreover, the top board and the board are bent on the user's listening side. This commuter pass holder is characterized by:

(Function) The top plate and the substrate are formed by bending a single plate,
Moreover, since it is bent on the user's listening side, when the commuter pass is pushed in, the corner of the commuter pass is
It falls on the inside of the bend line.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

A commuter pass holder according to the present invention is shown in FIG. 1, and this commuter pass holder has a top plate 3, which is approximately the same size as the base plate 1, connected to one side edge of a base plate 1 via a fold 2. The top plate 3 has a commuter pass push-out window 4 formed at a suitable location in the upper half thereof, and a rectangular commuter pass insertion slot 5 in the lower half thereof, and the upper side 6 of the commuter pass insertion slot 5 is shaped like the above-mentioned folding window. The top plate 3, which is inclined downwardly toward the fold line 2, is folded over the substrate 1 via the fold line 2, and the free edges 7, 8 of the substrate 1 and the top plate 3 are folded together. The lower edges 9 and 10 are adhered or welded to each other to form a commuter pass holder 12 having a commuter pass outlet 11 at the upper end, and the upper surface of the top plate 3 of the commuter pass holder 12. board 1
The frame body 13, which is approximately the same size as the frame body 13, is bonded, welded, etc.

The commuter pass holder 12 composed of the substrate 1 and the top plate 2 is preferably formed of a transparent synthetic resin sheet member, but may be formed of an opaque member such as leather. The commuter pass holding body 12 thus constructed is formed to be slightly larger than the commuter pass.

The commuter pass push-out window 4 is connected to the top plate 3 as shown in the illustration.
In order to facilitate the operation of taking out the commuter pass, it is desirable that the hole be long in the vertical direction and provided in a portion closer to the fold 2.

The commuter pass insertion slot 5 may have a size that allows the commuter pass to be easily inserted into the commuter pass holder 12, but it is preferred that its width be approximately equal to the width of the opening of the frame 13. desirable. Further, the inclined upper side 6 of the commuter pass insertion slot 5 is slightly raised diagonally upward 14, as shown in FIG. One corner on the distal end side can easily hang onto the upper side 6, making the insertion operation even easier.

FIG. 4 shows another embodiment, and this commuter pass holder has a plate 15 of the same size as the board 1 on the lower surface of the commuter pass holder 12 of the above embodiment, on each of three sides excluding the upper side edge. A storage part 16 (see FIG. 5) is provided between the substrate 1 and the plate body 15 for storing, for example, a driver's license, cards, business cards, and the like.

Next, how to use the commuter pass holder of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIG.

First, to store the commuter pass P in the commuter pass case, place the commuter pass insertion slot 5 from the back side of the commuter pass P sent out to the commuter pass outlet of the automatic ticket gate (not shown), and then Hang the right corner C of the tip of P on the upper side 6 of the commuter pass insertion slot 5. In this state, if the commuter pass holder is pushed down and the commuter pass P is lifted upwards while pressing the commuter pass P with one's fingers, the commuter pass P will be removed from the automatic ticket gate. Next, use your finger to slide the commuter pass P toward the top of the commuter pass holder. At this time, the corner portion C of the commuter pass P comes into contact with the fold 2 of the commuter pass holder 12, and the commuter pass P is slid upward as it is guided by the fold 2. When the rear end of the commuter pass P is fully inserted into the commuter pass insertion slot 5, slide the commuter pass P to the rear of the commuter pass slot and insert the rear end into the gap between the lower side of the top plate 3 and the board 1,
This completes the storage.

On the other hand, in order to take out the commuter pass P, the commuter pass P is pushed upwards from the commuter pass compartment while being pressed with the fingertips in the commuter pass push-out window 4, and the tip thereof is made to protrude from the commuter pass takeout port 11. Then, if you insert this tip into the commuter pass slot of the automatic ticket gate, the commuter pass will be inserted.
is taken into the ticket gate by the feed mechanism of the ticket gate, thereby completing the removal.

The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and although not shown in the drawings, for example, two commuter pass holders shown in FIG. Each of them may be configured to be able to store a commuter pass, and in that case,
Both substrates may be attached at the edges of each of the three sides excluding the upper edge, and a storage section for storing a driver's license or the like as described above may be provided between these substrates.

(Effects of the invention) The present invention superimposes a top plate on the upper half of the board so that it can hold a commuter pass, connects the left and right edges of the board and the top board, and connects both the top and bottom ends of the top board. An opening is opened so that the commuter pass can pass through, a commuter pass exposure part is provided on the top board to push out the commuter pass, and approximately the lower half of the board is inserted between the top board and the board while sliding the commuter pass. In the commuter pass case formed on the sliding part for the user to use, the top plate and the base plate are formed by bending a single plate, and are bent on the user's listening side. The hand side is
This is the folded part between the board and the top plate, so even when a commuter pass is pressed against it, it can be inserted smoothly without getting pinched, and it can be pushed forward smoothly.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 3 show an embodiment of the commuter pass holder according to the present invention, FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing the commuter pass holder, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the commuter pass holder, and FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged view showing the upper side of the commuter pass slot, FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the commuter pass holder according to the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a V-V in FIG. 4.
A line sectional view and FIG. 6 are an exploded perspective view showing a conventional commuter pass holder. 1...Substrate, 2...Fold, 3...Top plate, 4...
Commuter pass push-out window, 5... Commuter pass insertion slot, 6... Upper side, 7... Free edge of board, 8... Free edge of top plate, 9... Lower edge of board, 10 . . . Lower edge of the top plate, 11 . . . Commuter pass outlet, 12 .

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A top plate is superimposed on substantially the upper half of the board so that a commuter pass can be held therebetween, and the left and right edges of the board and the top board are connected, and both the top and bottom ends of the top board are connected. An opening is opened so that the commuter pass can pass through, a commuter pass exposure part is provided on the top board to push out the commuter pass, and approximately the lower half of the board is inserted between the top board and the board while sliding the commuter pass. The commuter pass holder is formed on a sliding part for use in the commuter pass case, and is characterized in that the top plate and the base plate are formed by bending a single plate, and furthermore, the top plate and the base plate are bent at the listening side of the user. Commuter ticket holder.