JPH0331750Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a holder for accommodating a floppy disk used in a computer or the like, and storing the floppy disk by binding it in a binder or the like.

(Prior Art and its Problems) A conventional holder for accommodating a floppy disk is known, for example, as described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 152982/1982. This involves stacking multiple sheets of cardboard or boards together, gluing the edges together or closing them together with metal fittings to form a pocket or bag-like part that accommodates the floppy disk, and then applying this to a binder. It is designed so that multiple copies can be bound. Since such a floppy disk holder is manufactured by combining a binding metal fitting, a plurality of boards, sheets, etc., it has a large number of parts and is not easy to manufacture, resulting in high costs.

Therefore, the present invention solves the above-mentioned conventional problems, uses a single piece of cardboard without waste, can be assembled extremely easily with a small number of parts, and has two storage compartments separated by a partition plate. It is easy to use because it has 2.
The object of the present invention is to provide a floppy disk holder in which the storage capacity of two storage sections can be easily changed.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In the present invention, in order to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, a substantially rectangular cardboard board such as No. A pair of side plates 3a, 3b are divided into four parts and are continuous with each other in the horizontal direction, and partition plates 4a, 4b are continuous with each other below the side plates 3a, 3b and are continuous with each other in the horizontal direction.
At the same time, gussets 8 and 11 are formed along the folds 2 and 5, respectively, and cutouts 12 are formed in the upper edges of the side plates 3a and 3b so that their lengths are shorter than the partition plates 4a and 4b. together with one side plate 3b
A continuous spine binding piece 15 is formed on the side edge of the spine binding piece 15 with the fold line 14 as a boundary, and this spine binding piece 15 has the fold line 1
A fold line 18 parallel to the gusset 8 is formed, and a plurality of small holes 19 for sewing the wire 21 through are arranged on the fold line 18 to form a developed body. After folding along the partition plate 4, fold up the gusset 11.
a and 4b are folded inwardly along the fold line 5, and the spine binding plate 15 is folded and glued on one side plate 3a along the fold line 18, and the disk storage sections 24, 4b are placed on both sides of the partition plate 4. 25 was formed to constitute a floppy disk holder.

(Function) In the floppy disk holder of the present invention, the side plates 3a and 3b, the partition plates 4a and 4b, and the spine binding piece 15, which constitute almost the entirety of the floppy disk holder, are composed of a board such as a piece of cardboard 1. It can be manufactured very easily by folding this one after another, and finally folding the spine binding piece 15 over the side plate 3a and gluing only this part. The disk accommodating parts 24 and 25 formed on both sides of the partition plate 4 have gussets 8 and 1, respectively.
1, each has a sufficient storage space and can accommodate a plurality of floppy disks D, and in use, the amount of disks D accommodated in each disk storage section 24, 25 is limited to the size of the partition plate 4. can be mutually adjusted and changed by the free movement of. And this floppy disk holder is made of wire 21
Binding can be easily done by bending the paper and inserting both ends thereof into the grooves 31a of the locking metal fittings 31 fixed to the inside of the spine of the binder 30 or the like.

(Embodiment) An embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 5.
Figure 1 is a front view of the floppy disk holder, Figure 2 is a plan view of the unfolded floppy disk holder, Figure 3 is a sectional view of Figure 1, and Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view of the floppy disk holder. , FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the floppy disk holder bound into the binder.

In Fig. 2, the unfolded body of the floppy disk holder consists of a substantially rectangular board divided into four parts by horizontal and vertical folds 2 and 5 that intersect perpendicularly at approximately the center, and a pair of side plates that are continuous with each other in the horizontal direction. 3a, 3
b, and partition plates 4a and 4b which are continuous below these side plates 3a and 3b and which are continuous with each other in the lateral direction.

On both sides of the folds 2 and 5, there are gussets 8 and 11 between the folds 6, 7, 10 and 11 along these lines, respectively.
A long hole 13 having a length corresponding to the length of the side plate 3 is formed between the partition plates 4a and 4b.
Further, a notch 12 is formed at the upper edge of the side plates 3a, 3b so that the length thereof is shorter than the length of the partition plate 4.

On the side edge of the one side plate 3b, a continuous spine binding piece 15 is formed with the fold line 14 as a boundary. This spine binding piece 15 has folds 18 and 16 parallel to the fold 14, and the folds 14,
A gusset 17 is formed between the folds 16 and 16, and the crease 1
A plurality of small holes 19 for sewing wire 21 through 8
are installed in a row.

The developed body formed in this way is folded up and down along the fold line 2 while folding up the gusset 8,
Next, while folding up the gusset 11, the partition plate 4a,
Fold 4b from side to side along crease 5 so that it overlaps inside (Figure 4). And spine binding board 15
After sewing the wire 21 through the small hole 19, the spine binding plate 15 is folded along the creases 14 and 18, and folded and glued onto one side plate 3a. , 25. If necessary, a transparent index holder 22 is provided on the upper edge of the partition plate 4. In this way, the floppy disk holder 23 is completed.

The floppy disk holder 23 is stored by bending the wire 21 and inserting its both ends into the groove 31a of a locking fitting 31 fixed to the inside of the spine of a binder 30 or the like. The disk storage portions 24 and 25 formed on both sides of the partition plate 4 in the floppy disk holder 23 have sufficient storage space due to the gussets 8 and 11, respectively, and can accommodate a plurality of floppy disks D, respectively. , and the amount of disks accommodated in each disk accommodating section 24, 25 is determined by the partition plate 4.
can be mutually adjusted and changed by the free movement of.

(Effect of the invention) As described above, in the present invention, a substantially rectangular cardboard board of first grade is divided into four parts by the horizontal and vertical folds 2 and 5 perpendicular to the center, and the board is divided into four parts by the horizontal and vertical folds 2 and 5 that are perpendicular to the center. A pair of continuous side plates 3a, 3b, and partition plates 4a, 4b that are continuous below these side plates 3a, 3b and are mutually continuous in the lateral direction are formed, and gussets 8, 11 are formed along the folds 2, 5, respectively. , and the lengths of the side plates 3a and 3b are partition plates 4a and 4a, respectively.
A notch 12 is formed on the upper edge so that it is shorter than 4b, and a crease 1 is formed on the side edge of one side plate 3b.
4 is formed as a continuous spine binding piece 15, and this spine binding piece 15 has a fold line 18 parallel to the fold line 14, and a plurality of small pieces for sewing the wire 21 on the fold line 18. A developed body is constructed by arranging the holes 19, and after folding the developed body along fold line 2 while folding up gusset 8,
While folding up the partition plates 4a and 4b, fold them inwardly along the fold line 5, fold the spine binding plate 15 over one of the side plates 3a along the fold line 18, and glue them together. Since the floppy disk holder is constructed by forming disk accommodating portions 24 and 25 on both sides, a board such as a piece of cardboard can be used without waste, and it can be assembled extremely easily with a single component. Further, since it has two storage sections separated by a partition plate, it is easy to use. Furthermore, since the partition plate moves during use, the disk D accommodated in the two storage sections is
This has the effect that the amount can be easily changed and adjusted.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a front view of a floppy disk holder, Fig. 2 is a plan view of an expanded body of the floppy disk holder, and Fig. 3 is a sectional view of Fig. 1. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the floppy disk holder, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the floppy disk holder bound into a binder. 1...Thick paper (board), 2...Fold line, 3,3
a, 3b... side plate, 4, 4a, 4b... partition plate,
5...Fold line, 6,7...Fold line, 8...gusset,
9, 10...Fold line, 11...Gusset, 12...Notch, 14...Fold line, 15...Spine binding piece, 17
...gusset, 18...fold, 19...small hole, 21
... wire, 23 ... floppy disk holder,
24, 25...Disk storage section, D...Floppy disk.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A substantially rectangular board is divided into four parts by horizontal and vertical folds 2 and 5 that are perpendicular to each other at approximately the center, and a pair of side plates 3a and 3b are continuous to each other in the horizontal direction, and a continuous line below these side plates 3a and 3b is formed. Partition plates 4a and 4b are formed that are continuous with each other in the transverse direction, and gussets 8 and 11 are formed along the folds 2 and 5, respectively, and the side plates 3a and 3b have the same length as the partition plates 4a and 4b. A notch 12 is formed on the upper edge so as to be shorter than 4b, and a spine binding piece 15 is formed on the side edge of one side plate 3b, continuous with the fold line 14 as a boundary, and this spine binding piece 15 has the above-mentioned A plurality of small holes 1 are provided to form a fold line 18 parallel to the fold line 14 and to sew the wire 21 through the fold line 18.
9 are arranged in a row to form a developed body, and this developed body is folded along the crease 2 while folding up the gusset 8, and then the partition plates 4a,
4b are folded inwardly along the fold line 5, and the spine binding plate 15 is folded and glued onto one side plate 3a along the fold line 18, and disk storage sections 24, 25 are formed on both sides of the partition plate 4. A floppy disk holder characterized by forming a floppy disk holder.