JPH0446947Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) This invention relates to a holder for cards, etc., and in particular, to a convenient holder that allows cards to be taken out very easily from the holder.

(Prior Art) Examples of cards that are holders for cards, etc., and from which it is often necessary to take out the cards include telephone cards, commuter passes for automatic ticket gates, and credit cards.
Conventional holders for storing these cards have either a partial cutout in the opening for taking out the card so that the card can be pulled out by pinching the front end of the card with your fingertips, or a long window hole on the surface of the holder. There are devices in which the card is pushed out toward the opening by pressing the pad of the finger directly against the card, but all of these conventional methods have limitations on the effective length of the extrusion operation and the As the card is pushed out, the moving distance of the card tends to be equal or shorter, and conventional holders that can move the card beyond the effective length of the pushing operation are was not carried out at all.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, among the above types of cards, for example, telephone cards, a long ejection distance is required when taking the card out of the holder for use. As a practical matter arises the need to easily accomplish this quickly and with very simple operation, and as mentioned above, it has become necessary to provide a holder which allows the card to be moved beyond the effective length of the card ejection movement. Development has become an urgent task.

In other words, this device does not have a device that can only push out a card by a distance equal to the distance traveled by the hand or fingers to push the card out of the holder, as in the conventional device, but can push the card out by several times the distance moved by the hand or fingers to push the card out of the holder. An object of the present invention is to provide a holder for cards, etc., which allows a card to be moved outside the holder over a distance, and which can be easily operated due to an extremely simple structure. It has been done.

(Means for Solving the Problem) This invention was developed as a means to solve the above-mentioned problems of the conventional card holder. In a holder that has a space formed with a certain gap between the sides and allows cards, etc. stored in the space to be freely taken in and out from an opening provided on one side of the space, the cards, etc. a groove bored on the top plate along the direction of insertion and removal; a slide member that can be moved along the groove while penetrating the groove and protruding into the cavity;
A space provided with an ejector lever having one end pivoted near the periphery of the space so as to be able to pivot within the space, the free end of the ejector lever having a thickness with the above-mentioned constant clearance. When the sliding member is moved in the direction of pushing out cards, etc., the part of the sliding member protruding into the space is the length of the pushing lever. The ejector lever is pivoted by pushing forward while sliding the middle part of the ejector, and as a result, the free end of the ejector lever pushes outward the rear edge of the card or the like stored in the cavity, and the card is removed. The position of the groove on the top plate is set so that objects such as the like can be projected outside from the opening of the holder.

(Function) The holder for cards etc. according to this invention is
With the above configuration, when using the holder as a telephone card holder, for example, press the pad of your finger against the surface of the extruding slide member on the holder surface, and then move your finger in the direction of the opening of the holder. When the slide member is moved forward, the telephone card in the holder protrudes from the opening at the front end by an amount several times the amount of the forward movement, so that the telephone card in the holder is expanded and protruded from the opening at the front end according to the slight movement of the slide member. Just insert it into the entrance. Even if a considerably long insertion length is required depending on how the card is used, the required length can be instantly ejected with a single touch.

In addition, in order to store protruding cards in their old positions in the holder, all you have to do is push the protruding cards into the holder by hand, and the ejection lever and slide members will all return to their original positions correctly. .

(Example) Next, an example of a holder for cards, etc. according to this invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings.

1 to 5, the holder 1 according to this invention has a space 4 with a certain gap between a rectangular substrate 2 and a top plate 3 superimposed thereon.
is formed, and the card 5 is accommodated in the space 4 through the opening 6.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a groove formed on the top plate 3 along the direction in which the card enters and exits, and a slide member 8 is provided so as to penetrate through the groove 7 and protrude into the space 4. The slide member 8 is guided by the groove 7 and can be moved along the direction of the groove 7. The slide member 8 has a plurality of parallel protrusions 9 on the front surface to prevent fingers from slipping, and a protrusion 10 that projects into the space 4 on the back surface.

Reference numeral 11 denotes a push-out lever, one end 12 of which is pivoted to a pivot point 13 near the peripheral edge in the space 4;
A pivoting movement within the cavity 4 about 3 is possible. Reference numeral 14 denotes a free end, and the thickness of the free end 14 is such that it cannot be positioned in an overlapping relationship with the card 5 within a certain gap of the space 4. Due to this configuration, when the free end 14 moves within the cavity 4 in the direction approaching the opening 6, the card stored in the cavity 4 is always pushed out by the free end 14 toward the opening 6. It will be. The manner in which the ejection lever 11 and the slide member 8 are arranged in relation to each other in the space 4 is such that the protrusion 10 on the back surface of the slide member 8 is located on the side opposite to the inner surface 15 of the middle part of the length of the ejection lever 11. Therefore, when the slide member 8 is moved in the direction of pushing out the card 5, the protrusion 10 of the slide member moves against the push lever 1.
The ejecting lever 11 is pushed forward while sliding on the surface of the inner surface 15 of the card 1, thereby causing the ejecting lever 11 to pivot, and the free end 14 pushes the rear edge 16 of the card 5 outwardly, causing the card to 5 is made to protrude from the opening 6 to the outside.

FIG. 3 shows the ratio of the moving distance at that time. Pivot point 13 of one end 12 of push lever 11
Let the distance between the groove 7 on the top plate be d, and the pivot point 13
If the distance between the slide member 8 and the free end 14 of the push lever 11 is D, the ratio of the moving distance of the slide member 8 in the pushing direction and the protruding distance of the card 5 due to the movement of the free end 14 is approximately D/d. In other words, the pushing distance of the slide member 8 is expanded by about D/d times and the card is pushed out. This rate of expansion can be arbitrarily changed by changing the setting value of the drilling position of the groove 7, that is, the distance d.

A back plate 17 is attached to the back surface of the board 2, and a gap 18 is provided between the back board 17 and the board 2 to accommodate one or more cards or the like. By doing this, you can carry multiple cards of different types at the same time, and it is convenient because you can replace the card with the required card as needed and use it at any time.

(Effect of the invention) Since the holder for cards, etc. according to this invention is constructed as described above, unlike conventional holders of this type, it is not necessary to move the hand or fingers to push out the cards, etc. from the holder. It is possible to eliminate the inconvenience of only being able to push out a card by a length equal to the length of the card, and to make it possible to move the stored cards outward from the holder over a distance several times the distance that a hand or finger can move. Moreover, the operation has an excellent effect in that it can be efficiently achieved with light operation due to the extremely simple configuration.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a holder for cards, etc. according to this invention, Fig. 2 is a plan view thereof,
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a mode of operation progress that is different from that in FIG. 2, FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the main part taken along the - line in FIG. 2, and FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the - line in FIG.
FIG. 1...Holder, 2...Substrate, 3...Top plate, 4
... Blank space, 5 ... Card, 6 ... Opening, 7 ... Groove, 8 ... Slide member, 9 ... Projection, 10 ...
Protrusion, 11... Extrusion lever, 12... One end, 13
... Pivotal point, 14 ... Free end, 15 ... Inner surface,
16...Rear edge, 17...Back plate, 18...Gap.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A space formed with a certain gap is provided between a rectangular substrate and a top plate superimposed on the board, and the interior of the space is In a holder that allows cards, etc. to be accommodated to be freely inserted and removed from an opening provided on one side of the space, a groove is drilled on the top plate along the direction of insertion and removal of cards, etc., and penetrates through the groove. a slide member that can be moved along the groove while protruding into the cavity; and one end of the slide member is pivoted near the periphery of the cavity so that it can pivot within the cavity. The thickness of the free end of the extrusion lever is such that it cannot be positioned in an overlapping relationship with cards etc. in the space provided with the above-mentioned certain gap, and the extrusion lever is provided with a When the slide member is moved in the direction, the portion of the slide member protruding into the space slides and pushes forward the portion halfway along the length of the ejector lever, causing the ejector lever to pivot. The grooves on the top plate are formed at positions such that the free end can push outward the rear edge of the card or the like stored in the cavity and cause the card or the like to protrude from the opening of the holder. A holder for cards, etc., which is characterized by being set. (2) A utility model registration claim described in paragraph (1), in which a back plate is attached to the back of the board and a gap is provided between the back board and the board to accommodate one or more cards, etc. Holder for cards, etc.