JPH0335580Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to a booklet for organizing and storing a large number of drawings, maps, illustrations, etc.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, drawings, etc., were organized by folding the paper in half with the side of the paper containing the drawings inside.
Apply adhesive to the fold side of the back side of this bi-folded paper and the free end edge, paste it back to back, overlap it, overlap the front cover and back cover, glue them together, and then Methods such as gluing cloth tape or the like to the parts are used to reinforce them.

Also, Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 193698 and Utility Model Application No. 1986-193698
There is also a known device, such as the one described in Japanese Patent No. 96072, in which transparent and flexible flat cylindrical plastics are stitched together to store and organize drawings and the like.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

The conventional method for organizing drawings, etc., as described above requires a considerable amount of work, as it requires a large number of sheets of drawings folded in half to be pasted back to back with adhesive.
Also, when pasting the books back to back, a jig is used to make sure that they overlap correctly, but it requires considerable skill to paste them accurately, and if the edges are not trimmed after binding, it will not look good. Since this cannot be done, it requires the help of experts, which poses problems such as high costs.

Further, in the device described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 193698/1983, one side of each housing portion is closed as a seal portion, and the other side is open as an opening. Since documents are inserted into the storage section from the opening near the connecting section, it takes time to insert and take out documents, and there is no means to prevent documents from slipping out, so it is best to place the opening downward. There is a risk that the document may protrude from the opening or fall out.

In addition, the idea described in the above-mentioned Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-96072 is to connect the open parts of a simple shaped bag with a joining piece, and insert a drawing through the open part of this joining piece. Since both sides of the bag are closed, there is no risk of the drawings sticking out from the sides, but it is time-consuming to insert the drawings on both sides of the joining piece that is sandwiched between the openings of the thin bag. Since the joining pieces connect the bags on both sides, there is a problem in terms of strength.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, this invention is made by folding both sides of the front and back cover parts of transparent and flexible flat cylindrical plastic inward as folding parts, and one end part is used to fold the front and back cover parts and the folding part. A storage member is constructed by forming an adhesive edge that is integrally adhered, and providing a cut for inserting drawings, etc. in the middle part of the front and back cover parts in a direction parallel to the adhesive edge, and stacking a plurality of these storage members, The sides that do not have adhesive edges are bound together using a suitable binding tool to form a book, and the space between the folded part and both sides of the cover part serves as a guide part on both sides of the paper stored between the storage members. .

[Effect]

Since this device has the above-mentioned configuration, one part of a folded drawing, etc. is inserted from the fold into the cut of one storage member, and the other part is inserted from the fold left and right from the cut of the other storage member. By inserting drawings and the like along the guide portions of the left and right storage members, the drawings and the like are stored in a state that extends between the left and right storage members.

〔Example〕

In the figure, 1 is a storage member for storing drawings, etc., and as shown in Figure 4, it can be traversed by flattening a cylinder made of transparent and flexible plastic film such as polyethylene and folding both sides inward in a V-shape. Both sides of the surface are W-shaped.

The storage member 1 is made up of front and back cover parts 2 and a folded part 3 folded into a V-shape, one end of which is used as an adhesive edge 4 as shown in FIG.
and the folded portion 3 are joined together by means such as heat welding, and the other end is left open.

Further, both cover parts 2 are cut across their entire widths near their open ends to form cuts 5. As this cut 5 ends at both ends of the cover part 2 as shown in FIG. The space between the cover part 2 and the folding part 3 is a paper guide part d.

A large number of storage members 1 as described above are manufactured, and as shown in FIG. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the front cover 7 and the back cover 8 are overlapped and joined together using a binding tool 9 such as a stapler or rivet.

After that, strong tape is attached to the part bound with the binding tool 9 to form a spine 10.

The organized book of this invention has the above-mentioned structure, and can store sheets of paper 11, such as drawings, which are approximately twice the size of the storage member 1, folded in half.

That is, the paper 11 is folded in half with the drawing side facing inside, and the paper 11 is folded in half as shown in FIG.
Insert one part from the fold 12 of one storage member 1 into the cut 5 of one storage member 1 and put it into the part a of the cover part 2, and insert the other part from the fold 12 into the cut 5 of the other member 1. Insert it into part a of cover part 2.

At this time, both side edges of the paper 11 are smoothly guided along the guide section d formed between the cover section 2 and the folding section 3 in FIG.

In this way, all the storage members 1 are filled with paper 1 folded in half.
Store 1.

When looking at necessary drawings, etc., open the member 1 of the relevant part as shown in Figure 2, and the drawing part of the paper 11 stored in the opened members 1 on both sides is stored in both members 1. It will remain open.

In FIG. 2, the fold 12 of the paper 11 is folded between the two members 1, but by further opening the member 1, the fold 12 is also widened and a sheet of paper straddles both the members 1. You can see all of the drawings as .

〔effect〕

This invention has the above-mentioned structure, and since each storage member is made from a flexible cylindrical film made of transparent plastic, the cylindrical plastic film is continuously molded and flattened using an inflation molding method or the like. After folding both sides, cutting it to a certain length and gluing the ends to form a bonded edge is all done continuously and automatically, so manufacturing efficiency is extremely high. Since both sides of paper such as bi-folded drawings are inserted into the storage member, it is possible to store paper such as drawings that are approximately twice the area of each storage member, and when unfolded, the folded portion is completely covered. Since it is opened, the folds do not get in the way, and the cover part is transparent, so you can see it as it is. However, especially in the case of this invention, both sides of the cover part on the front and back of the flat cylindrical plastic are folded in. It is folded inward as a section, and one end has an adhesive edge where the front and back cover sections and the folded section are glued together, making both sides quadruple-folded and extremely durable. In addition, a cut for inserting drawings, etc. is provided in the middle part of the front and back cover parts of each storage member in a direction parallel to the adhesive edge, and between the folded part and both sides of the cover part, the storage member Since the guide parts are on both sides of the paper stored in between, the paper can be inserted very smoothly by inserting the paper from the above cut and inserting both sides of the paper into the guide part and feeding it. Not only does the paper not stick out because it is supported by a separate guide, but the edges of the paper are supported by adhesive edges, so you can use this organized book in any direction when storing paper such as drawings. Even so, there is no risk that paper such as drawings will fall off. Moreover, since the drawings and other papers are not glued together, they have the unique advantage of being easily removable when necessary.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially transparent perspective view showing an embodiment of the organized book of this invention, Fig. 2 is a partially open perspective view of the same as above, and Fig. 3 is an enlarged longitudinal cross-section with the same partially cut away. 4 is a perspective view of the storage member, FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway enlarged sectional view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 4, and FIG. 6 is a partially cutaway enlarged sectional view taken along the line B-B in FIG. 4. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the stacked state of the storage members. 1... Storage member, 2... Cover part, 3... Folding part, 4... Adhesive edge, 5... Cut line, 9... Binding tool, 11... Paper for drawings, etc.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a organizer made of transparent and flexible flat cylindrical plastic, both sides of the front and back cover parts of the flat cylindrical plastic are folded inward as folding parts, and one end is used to integrate the front and back cover parts and the folding part. A storage member is constructed by providing an adhesive edge in the middle of the front and back cover parts for inserting drawings, etc. in a direction parallel to the adhesive edge. Organize drawings, etc. by binding the sides without edges together with an appropriate binding tool to form a book, and using the space between the folded part and both sides of the cover part as guides on both sides of the paper stored between the storage members. Book.