JPH0424978Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a stationery case for storing thin stationery such as thin writing implements, cutters, and scales.

Conventional technology and its problems Conventionally, stationery cases for storing writing instruments, cutters, etc. are either so-called pencil case-style cases in which all the stored items are placed inside the container, or the writing instruments, stationery, etc. are held in a holding device such as a claw. There were things that made it hold.

However, the former case has drawbacks such as the stored items colliding with each other inside when being carried, and the latter case's holding device increases the overall size and thickness of the case, making it inconvenient to carry. In addition, if the entire case is made thin and compact to make it convenient to carry, stored items are held only by the fit, so if the fit is too tight, it will be difficult to take out stationery, etc., and if the fit is loose, the stationery will fall out. There were various drawbacks, such as making it easier to use.

Purpose of the invention The purpose of the present invention is to improve the above-mentioned drawbacks and to provide a compact and conveniently portable thin stationery case that allows for easy insertion and removal of thin writing implements, stationery, etc., and that can securely hold each stored item. .

Summary of the invention In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, this invention consists of a stationery case consisting of a flat plate-shaped main body and a lid body which are rotatably connected to each other at a hinge part, a recess is provided in the lid body, and a recess is provided at both ends of the main body. A plurality of sets of semicircular holding parts facing each other are arranged side by side in the section, and a flat oval storage part for storing writing instruments and stationery is formed with the sides communicating with each other. A through hole is provided, and at least one of the projecting pieces formed between adjacent holding parts is provided with an axial slit.

The feature of this invention is that a through hole is provided in the bottom of each storage part in the main body, and a plurality of semicircular holding parts facing each other are arranged side by side, and the protrusions formed between adjacent holding parts are It has a structure in which slits are provided to provide elasticity in the lateral direction.

Therefore, in such a thin and compact stationery case, writing instruments and stationery having the same shape and an oblate oval shape are firmly held by the holding portion having elasticity in the lateral direction.

When removing a firmly held writing instrument or stationery, by pressing your finger from the outside into the hole at the bottom, the stationery, etc. will resist the elasticity and come out of the holding part, making it easy to remove. Become.

Further, cards such as telephone cards can be inserted and held in the recessed part of the lid.

Things to store in a stationery case include writing instruments such as thin ballpoint pens and sharp pencils, as well as retractable cutters, scales, lenses,
These are stationery items such as scissors, and they all have the same shape of shaft, so if you have several types, you can
You can freely choose what you need at that time, store it in the case, and carry it with you.

Note that the slits provided in the protrusions between the holding parts may be provided at only one necessary location, but if they are provided in two protrusions facing each other, or on every other adjacent protrusion, the slits may be provided in the protrusions between the holding parts. Power becomes more effective. The slit shape may be a cut groove of the same width, but if the groove is made gradually wider in the direction of the tip, or if a circular hole is continuous at the tip of the groove of the same width,
Lateral elastic force becomes more effective.

Example Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In the embodiment shown in Figs. 1 to 4a, the main body 1 and the lid 2 are both flat plate-shaped and have the same external shape.
The two sides are connected by a hinge part 3 so that they can rotate freely to open up to about 190 degrees, and each other side part is provided with engaging parts 4 and 5 that engage with each other. .

The main body 1 and the lid 2 are rotated approximately 190 degrees to overlap each other, and when the engaging portions 4 and 5 are engaged, the external shape is a thin, hollow shape with an R-shaped outer periphery. to form.

The lid body 2 is provided with a rectangular recess 6 having a uniform depth with a slight peripheral portion left, into which a card 7 can be inserted. At the corner of one end of the recess 6, a substantially triangular thin plate 8 is provided parallel to the bottom surface while maintaining a constant distance, and at the other end of the recess 6, a slope 9 is provided.

The outer circumferential surface of a plate 1' is fitted into the concave inner surface of the main body 1, and four sets of semicircular holding parts 10, 10' facing each other are arranged in parallel at both ends of the inner surface of the plate 1'. Four storage parts 11 whose side surfaces communicate with each other are integrally formed except for the peripheral part, and grooves 12 in the axial direction are provided in series in the holding part 10 on one end side.

Between adjacent holding parts 10, 10, and 10',
When slits 14 are provided in the axial direction in the four protruding pieces 13 on both sides of the six protruding pieces 13 formed between the six protruding pieces 13 formed between the protruding pieces 10', the protruding pieces 13 are formed in the main body 1.
Since the protruding piece 13 is not integrated with the bottom surface of the
A lateral elastic force is applied to the holding parts 10, 10'. In addition, the bottom of each storage section 11 has a storage section 11.
An elliptical through-hole 15 having a width smaller than the width is provided respectively.

The writing instrument 16 to which a ballpoint pen and a sharp pencil are attached has a shaft portion 16' having the same flat oval shape, and both ends of the writing instrument 16 are attached to the holding portions 10 and 1.
It is made slightly larger than 0' so that it can be inserted against its elasticity, and a writing part 17 is provided protruding from the tip so that it can be inserted into the groove 12.

The stationery 18 with a cutter, scale, etc. attached so that it can come out and go out from the tip has its shaft 18' attached to the writing instrument 16.
It has the same shape as the shaft portion 16', and its both ends are formed in a size that allows it to be fitted into the holding portions 10, 10' against elasticity.

In the thus formed stationery case, the writing instruments 16 and stationery 18 are stored in the holding parts 10 and 10', and the card 7 is stored in the recess 6 of the lid body 2, and the engaging parts 4 and 5 are engaged to close the lid body. Close 2.

To take out the writing instrument 16 or stationery 18 from inside the main body 1, open the lid 2 and press the finger of one hand against the through hole 15 from the back of the main body 1.
Alternatively, the stationery 18 is slightly lifted upward against the elasticity of the projecting piece 13 and is disengaged from the holding parts 10, 10', so that it can be easily taken out with the other hand.

In addition, since the card 7 stored in the recess 6 is held between the thin plate 8 and the bottom surface, there is no risk of it falling out, and when taking out the card 7, the surface of the card 7 can be pressed horizontally with your finger. For example, one end of the card 7 rides on the slope 9 and protrudes outside the recess 6 (as shown by the chain line in FIG. 3), so that it can be easily taken out.

In the embodiments shown in FIGS. 4b and 4c, the shape of the slit 14 of the projecting piece 13 is changed, and b is a groove with the same width and a round hole is continuously provided at the tip, and c is a groove with the same width. It is formed as a cut groove,
The other configurations and operations are the same as those of the previous embodiment.

Effects of the invention The invention has the above-mentioned structure, so it becomes a stationery case that allows you to easily put in and take out oblate writing instruments and stationery, and that can firmly hold it.The overall design is thin and compact, so it can be used in clothes pockets, etc. It is now possible to carry it by inserting it into your phone.

Also, if you have a variety of writing instruments and stationery with the same shape, you can choose the one you like at any given time.
It is convenient because you can freely select and combine them and carry them with you. Furthermore, cards such as telephone cards can be inserted into the recessed part of the lid, making it a multi-functional stationery case.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the - line in Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a - line sectional view in Fig. 1.
The enlarged line sectional view and FIG. 4 are partial plan views showing another embodiment in a slit shape. 1...Main body, 2...Lid body, 3...Hinge part,
4, 5... Engaging portion, 6... Recessed portion, 7... Card,
9... Slope, 10, 10'... Holding part, 11...
Storage part, 13... protrusion, 14... slit, 15
...through hole, 16...writing instrument, 18...stationery.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It consists of a flat plate-shaped main body 1 and a lid body 2 which are rotatably connected to each other by a hinge part 3, and a recess 6 is formed in the lid body 2.
A plurality of sets of semicircular holding parts 10 and 10' facing each other are arranged in parallel at both ends of the main body 1, and the storage parts 11 for storing the flat oval writing instruments 16 and stationery 18 are separated from each other. A through hole 15 is provided in the bottom of each storage portion 11, and at least one of the projecting pieces 13 formed between adjacent holding portions 10 and 10 and between 10' and 10' is provided with a shaft. A thin stationery case with directional slits 14.