JPH0449932Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a card case that can be advantageously used to store cards such as cash cards, business cards, and memo cards.

[Prior Art] Conventional card cases are mainly wallet-shaped cases made of flexible materials such as leather, and usually the same or different cards are stored in this card case. I carry it with me and take out the required cards from it as needed.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, such flexible card cases often cause cards to become distorted or damaged when pressure is applied from the outside while being carried.

In addition, when taking out the desired card, it is necessary to take out all the stored cards from the card case, turn them over one by one, and find the desired card among them, which is extremely troublesome and time consuming. Moreover, troubles such as dropping and losing items while searching for them often occur.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention is an attempt to solve the above-mentioned problems with conventional card cases, and includes a frame-shaped upper case piece having a window through which the information written on the card can be visually recognized. ,
By closing the bottom case piece with a through hole that allows you to insert the card with your fingers,
The container consists of a hard container with a card storage section formed inside, and is closed by providing a partition plate on one side of the container that slopes inward from one side of the upper case to one side of the lower case. A slit for card ejection is formed on one side of the upper case and a slit for card insertion is formed on one side of the lower case, and a lower case piece near the card insertion slit bulges inward. It is characterized by the provision of a raised portion.

[Function] The card case of the present invention has upper and lower card ejection slits and card insertion slits formed on one side edge of the closed upper case piece and the lower case piece. A protuberance is formed on the lower case piece near the card insertion slit to bulge inward, and the uppermost card stored through the card ejection slit is pulled out, and the lower surface of the lowermost card stored through the card insertion slit is removed. It is inserted into.

To remove a card from the card ejection slit, the uppermost card can be drawn out toward the ejection slit using a hand or finger through a window provided in the upper case piece.

Furthermore, when inserting a card through the card insertion slit, the protrusion provided on the lower case piece lifts the lowest stored card upwards, and the card is inserted between it and the lower case piece. In order to create a gap, the card to be inserted is always inserted into the lowest layer of cards in the storage section through this gap.

This insertion can be done quickly and properly by inserting the card through a hole provided in the lower case piece.

[Example] Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, the card case 1 is constructed by closing the upper case piece 2 and the lower case piece 3.
A rectangular storage section 10 for storing cards and business cards is formed inside.

A card can be inserted into and taken out from both case pieces 2 and 3 from one side in the longitudinal direction when they are closed together.

The upper case piece 2 has a window 5 in the center where necessary information can be written on stored cards or the written information can be visually confirmed, and the lower case piece 3 has a long window 5 perpendicular to the longitudinal direction at the center. A through hole 6 is formed, and the through hole 6 has a width enough to fit a finger.

A lid member 4 having a substantially elliptical cross section is pivotally attached to one longitudinal side of the upper case piece 2 through which cards can be taken in and taken out. It rotates toward the lower case piece 3 at an angle of about 120 degrees from the surfaces of the pieces 2 and 3, and this rotation allows the card insertion/removal side to be closed and opened.

Further, this lid member 4 is provided with a writing instrument insertion hole 7 in the longitudinal direction from one end thereof, so that a short and slender writing instrument (not shown) can be inserted into this insertion hole 7 and carried.

A partition plate 8 is provided on the lower case piece 3 of the side edge through which the card is taken in and out, and this partition plate 8 is attached in an inclined manner downward from the upper part of the side edge of the lower case piece 3. When the upper case piece 2 is attached to the upper case piece 3 and closed together, a slit A with a width slightly larger than the thickness of one card is formed between the upper edge of the partition plate 8 and the upper case piece 2, and ,
A slit B having a width slightly larger than the thickness of one card is formed between the lower edge of the partition plate 8 and the lower case piece 3.

The above slit A is a slit for pulling out a stored card, and the slit B is a slit for inserting a card.

Further, a pair of left and right protrusions 9, 9 that bulge inward of the lower case piece 3 are provided near the slit B side of the lower case piece 3.

Therefore, when the card case 1 having the above structure is used with a plurality of cards stored in the storage section 10 as shown in FIG. In this open state, the card can be pulled out from slit A and inserted through slit B.

That is, for a plurality of cards stored in the card case 1, the information written on the card in the top layer can be visually checked through the window 5 of the upper case piece 2, and when the card to be extracted is not in the top layer by this visual check. for,
By passing the cards through the window 5 with your fingers from the slit A, and performing this feeding operation sequentially, you can position the necessary card You can take out the information and use it to process your business.

On the other hand, when storing the card taken out from slit A into the storage section 10 again, or when storing a new card into the storage section 10, this card Y
is inserted through slit B, but in this case, the protrusions 9, 9 provided near slit B maintain the lowermost stored card Z in a lifted state near slit B. , the card Y to be inserted must be inserted into the bottom surface of the card Z, and furthermore, during the insertion of the card Y, the card Y is inserted through the through hole 6 provided in the bottom case piece 3.
You can reliably store it by pushing it in with your fingers.

The above card case is preferably made of a material that is lightweight and resistant to deformation or damage due to pressure when carrying it, such as hard synthetic resin, and the thickness of the card case is such that it can accommodate the desired number of cards. That's fine.

[Effects of the invention] As detailed above, the card case of the present invention is configured such that cards can be removed from and inserted into the internal card storage section through separate slits provided on one side of the case. The card to be extracted is visually checked through the window of the upper case piece and extracted from the upper slit, and the card to be inserted is inserted from the lower slit. The card is inserted into the bottom layer with the card lifted up.

With the above configuration, there is no need to pull out all the cards in the case and select a card from among them, unlike in conventional card cases, and therefore there is no chance of cards being lost during operation. It can be used very efficiently.

Further, since the card case of the present invention is made of a material such as hard synthetic resin, it has the advantage of being able to protect the cards inside against external pressure.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an overall perspective view showing an example of a card case according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the upper case piece of the card case, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the lower case piece of the card case, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the upper case piece of the card case. The figure is a cross-sectional view showing the function of the card case. 1...Card case, 2...Top case piece, 3
...Lower case piece, 4...Lid member, 5...Window, 6
...Through hole, 7... Writing instrument insertion hole, 8... Partition plate,
9...Protuberance, A...Slit, B...Slit, X...Top layer card, Y...Card for insertion, Z...Bottom layer card.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] By closing the frame-shaped top case piece with a window through which the information written on the card can be visually confirmed and the bottom case piece with a through hole through which the card can be inserted by hand, the card can be inserted into the interior. It consists of a hard container forming a storage part, and by providing a partition plate on one side of the container that slopes inward from one side of the upper case to one side of the lower case, the above-mentioned part of the closed container is separated. A slit for card ejection is formed on one side of the upper case and a slit for card insertion is formed on one side of the lower case, and a protrusion that bulges inward is formed on the lower case piece near the card insertion slit. A card case characterized by: