JPH0243744Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to seals.

Recently, stamps having a printed body having countless fine continuous pores have been widely used. This type of stamp is convenient since it is not necessary to apply ink to the stamp surface using a stamp pad each time a stamp is stamped.

The present invention relates to an improvement of a stamp, which has a printed body having countless fine continuous pores, and is equipped with a printed body storage portion and a receiver for holding the printed body.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, Utility Model Publication No. 53-2026 is known as a method for fixing the printed body of this type of stamp with a receiver. However, in the above-mentioned application, after the locking claw pieces 1 of the frame 3 are inserted into the locking holes 14 of the frame body 8, they are bent and locked to fix the printed body.
That is, when bending the frame in the assembly process, the frame metal must be firmly fixed to the holder before bending, which is time-consuming and leads to defective bending, which requires correction or other reassembly.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) To provide a stamp that can be easily assembled by eliminating bending defects in the assembly process in the prior art as described above.

(Means for Solving the Problems) Convex portions 31, 31 are formed on the left and right sides, respectively, at the upper portions of a pair of opposing side walls 30, 30 of the receiver 5. Tongue pieces 32, 32 are formed to protrude inwardly,
On the other hand, hook holes 40 are formed in the top plate of the print body storage section 1' in correspondence with the convex portions 31 of the receiver 5, and the convex portions 31 of the receiver 5 are connected to the hook holes of the print body storage section 1'. 40, the tongue piece 32 is hooked around the hook hole 40 and fixed.

(Example) Embodiments of the present application will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the drawings, FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway side view showing one embodiment of the present invention.

1 is the main body. The main body 1 consists of a box-shaped printed material storage section 1' at the bottom, and a hollow ink supply cylinder 1'' is integrally formed above this printed material storage section 1'.

2 shows the external slide. This external slide 2 has a cross-sectional shape and is composed of leg portions 2', 2' formed at opposing positions, and a top plate portion 2'' connecting the leg portions 2', 2'.

A hole is formed in the top plate 2'', into which the ink supply cylinder 1'' of the main body 1 can be movably inserted, and the ink supply cylinder 1'' is inserted into this hole, and the two are assembled. Furthermore, reference numeral 11 designates a spring base which is movably fitted into the ink supply cylinder 1'' and whose lower part is in contact with the external slide 2.

6 is a spring. This spring 6 is a coiled spring and is wound around the ink supply tube 1''.
The lower part is pressed against the spring stand 11, while the upper part is stopped from moving by a fixing ring 7 fixed to the ink supply cylinder 1''.

3 is a holder. The holder 3 is a part that the user holds in his/her hand when stamping, and a transparent cap 4 is fitted above the holder 3. Between the holder 3 and this cap 4, there is a display label 10. It can be seen from the outside through a transparent plastic cap 4.

A fitting hole 3' is formed below the holder 3, and the holder 3 is fixed by fitting the ink supply cylinder 1'' of the main body 1 into the fitting hole 3'.

Reference numeral 9 indicates an ink storage body housed in the print body storage section 1' of the holder 1. 8 indicates a printed body, and this printed body 8 has a printed portion 8' below.
The upper part is in contact with the ink storage body 9, and the lower peripheral part is prevented from falling by a support 5 made of a metal plate.

The receiver 5 is made up of opposing side walls 20, 20 and 30, 30 as shown in FIG. 20' and 30' are formed continuously. In addition, one of the pair of side walls 3
Convex portions 31 and 31 are formed on the left and right sides of the upper portions of 0 and 30, respectively.
1 and 31 have tongue pieces 32 and 3 facing inward, respectively.
2 is formed protrudingly. In the case shown, the convex portion 3
A portion of 1, 31 is punched out using a press and protrudes inwardly, and this protruding portion is used as tongue piece 32,
32.

The receiver 5 made of the metal plate explained above has a printed body 8.
After holding the peripheral part of the side wall 30 by the flanges 20' and 30', the convex part 31 of the side wall 30 is held as shown in FIG.
are inserted from below into the hooking holes 40 formed correspondingly in the top plate portion of the printed object storage section 1' of the main body 1, and then the tongue piece 32 is hooked around the hooking holes 40 to fix the printed object. 8 from falling off.

The leg portion 2' of the external slide 2 is normally positioned below the printed body 8' of the printed body 8 by the spring 6, so that the ink leached onto the printed body 8 may adhere to other objects. However, when stamping, when the holder 3 is held in hand and the printing part is pressed against the object to be stamped, the leg part 2' of the external slide 2 compresses the spring 6 and moves upward, and the printing object 8 is moved upward. The printing part 8' contacts the object to be stamped and the stamp is made. When the stamp is separated from the object to be stamped after being stamped, the external slide 2 is pushed by the spring 6 and its leg portion 2' again projects outward from the printed body 8', returning to its original state.

As described above, the present invention is capable of fixing a printed body to a holder with an extremely simple structure, is easy to assemble, and can be manufactured at low cost, and has a practically beneficial effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1: Partially cutaway side view of the seal; Figure 2: A.
B, C. Explanatory diagram of the receiver, Fig. 3 A diagram showing the main body and receiver assembled state. 1...Main body, 2...External slide, 3...Holder, 5...Main body, 8...Printed body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A holder 3, a print body storage section 1' connected to the holder 3, a print body 8 stored in the print body storage section 1', and a flange 20 for preventing the print body 8 from falling off. In the stamp consisting of a receiver 5 with 1' and 30', a pair of opposing side walls 30, 30 of the receiver 5 has protrusions 3 on the left and right on the upper part.
1 and 31 are formed respectively, and this convex portion 3
1 and 31 have tongue pieces 32 and 3 facing inward, respectively.
2 is formed protrudingly, and the other printed body storage part 1'
A hooking hole 40 is formed in the top plate portion of the plate corresponding to the convex portion 31 of the receiver 5, and after inserting the protrusion 31 of the receiver 5 into the hooking hole 40 of the printed body storage portion 1', the tongue piece is inserted. 32 is hooked and fixed around a hooking hole 40 to prevent the printed body 8 from falling off.