JPH0525914Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] This invention relates to a household file suitable for classifying and storing various types of certificates, etc.

[Conventional technology]

There are a wide variety of documents in the home that need to be preserved. Examples include receipts, warranties, insurance cards, instruction manuals, postcards, medical certificates, cards such as membership cards, newspaper and magazine clippings, service tickets, and coupons. Not only do these documents vary in size, but they also differ in terms of retention period and frequency of access.

This type of certificate is easily lost and its whereabouts easily lost. Desktop sorting boxes equipped with multiple extractors, temporary storage files for receipts that are bound together with household account books, etc. have traditionally been used as supplies for organizing and preserving such documents (documents unknown). ).

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, conventional files and the like are still insufficient to organize and store documents that differ in size, storage period, and frequency of access by classifying them into groups according to size, purpose, frequency of use, etc.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a certificate file for home use that can prevent these documents from being lost and can be easily stored and managed.

[Means for solving problems]

As shown in FIG.
1 is provided, and a small pocket file 7, a medium pocket file 8, and a large pocket file 9, which are transparent and have different sizes, are provided in the binding device 5 of the file body 6, corresponding to each of a small certificate, a medium certificate, and a large certificate. It is bound in.

A small pocket file 7 for storing small certificates such as cards C and tickets is formed by arranging a plurality of transparent pockets 7a in vertical rows on both the front and back surfaces of a single base 16, each of which opens at the top as an insertion port.

The medium pocket file 8 for storing medium-sized certificates such as receipts R and warranties is provided with a plurality of sheets, each having an independent transparent pocket 8a, and each pocket 8a can be vertically shifted to store individual pages. It is bound in a binding tool 5 so that it can be turned over, and an insertion guide 8b is recessed in the middle of the upper opening edge of each pocket 8a, and the wall surface facing the insertion guide 8b is a space for pasting an index card 17. It is set.

The large pocket file 9 for storing instruction manuals and large-sized sheets has a plurality of sheets, each having an independent transparent pocket 9a, and each pocket 9a has a backing paper 18 that partitions the inside into front and back.
It accommodates.

A closing tongue piece 14 is located at the top and bottom center of the free edge of the cover 2.
The closing tongue piece 14 is fixed to the back cover 4 via a snap fastener 15.

[Effect of idea]

In the household certificate file of the present invention as described above, the file main body 6 has gusseted pockets 10, 1.
1, and three types of pocket files 7, 8, and 9 of different sizes, so there are pockets with gussets 10,
You can store unsorted certificates in 11 for the time being, and later sort the certificates and organize them into three types of pocket files 7, 8, and 9 according to their storage period, size, purpose, frequency of use, etc. It can be stored and the certificates can be securely stored together without being scattered. Bulky seals and other items can be stored in the pockets 10 and 11 with gussets. By storing and storing items separately in three types of pocket files 7, 8, and 9,
Easier storage and management of certificates, convenient for all pockets
A, 8a, 9a, 10, and 11 can be seen from outside the pocket, so a necessary certificate can be quickly searched for. Especially the middle pocket file 8
Since the pockets 8a can be turned over individually, they are convenient for storing certificates that need to be kept for a long time.

In particular, the small pocket file 7 has a plurality of pockets 7a arranged in vertical rows on both the front and back sides of one base 16, so that one base 16 can hold cards C.
It is convenient for sorting and storing small certificates such as tickets and tickets.

Since the plurality of inner pocket files 8 are bound to the binding device 5 with the respective pockets 8a being vertically shifted, even if they are bound in a continuous overlapping state, it is difficult to know what is in each pocket 8a. You can instantly tell from the outside whether the item is plugged in or not, and each pocket
It is also easy to put documents in and take them out.

Moreover, each pocket 8a of the middle pocket file 8
Since the insertion guide 8b is recessed in the upper opening edge of each pocket 8, it is easy to expand the upper opening edge of each pocket 8, making it convenient to put in and take out certificates. At the same time, by using the insertion guide 8b, the index card 17 can be pasted on the wall facing the insertion guide 8b.
7, it is possible to more conveniently know what is in each pocket 8a.

Furthermore, the household certificate file of the present invention tends to swell when a large amount of documents are put in each pocket inside the file, but even in this case, the front cover 2 and the back cover 4 are secured to the snap fastener by the closing tab 14. Since the closed state can be reliably maintained through the cover 15, even if the cover 2 and back cover 4 are accidentally dropped, the cover 2 and the back cover 4 can be prevented from opening and the contents being scattered outside.

〔Example〕

1 to 6 show embodiments of the present invention.

In Fig. 2, a certificate file 1 includes a cover 2, a spine 3, and a back cover 4, which are made by welding the peripheries of inner and outer plastic sheets sandwiching cardboard and foam sheets.
and a binding device 5 fixed to the inner surface of the spine 3 form a file main body 6. Pocket files 7, 8, 9 of three sizes (large, medium, and small) are bound to the binding device 5, and the cover 2
and pockets 10 and 11 with gussets on the inside of the back cover 4.
It will be attached.

A hanging chain 13 is passed through and fixed to the upper end of the adjacent part of the front cover 2 and back cover 4. This chain 13
In order to prevent the file main body 6 from opening when the file is hung on a wall or the like, a closing tongue 14 is provided at the top and bottom center of the free edge of the cover 2, and this is secured to the back cover 4 via a snap fastener 15. It will be done.

In FIG. 4, the small pocket file 7 has a base 16 made of a transparent embossed film with an uneven pattern on the front and back sides, and a transparent rectangular vinyl chloride sheet is welded to both sides of the base 16. transparent pockets 7a are formed. In each pocket 7a, a small certificate represented by a card C such as a membership card, a medical examination ticket, or a coupon ticket can be inserted and stored from above. The size of pocket 7a was set to approximately 6.5 cm x 9.5 cm (length x width).

In FIG. 3, the middle pocket file 8 is made of a group of five transparent pockets 8a made by welding the left and right side edges and bottom edges of a transparent rectangular vinyl chloride sheet and a rectangular sheet made of the same material as the base 16. The binding device 5 is arranged so that the pages can be turned independently with each pocket 8a being vertically shifted.
It is bound in. An insertion guide 8b is recessed in the middle of the opening edge of each pocket 8a to expand the opening and facilitate operation when inserting a certificate.The back wall facing the insertion guide 8b holds the index card 17. Used as a pasting space. Medium-sized certificates such as receipts R and warranties can be inserted into each pocket 8a from above and stored. Pocket 8 size is vertical x
The width was approximately 13cm x 18.5cm.

In FIG. 5, the large pocket file 9 consists of a plurality of transparent pockets 9a made of polypropylene sheets formed into flat bag shapes, each pocket 9a houses a backing paper 18 that separates the front and back, and the certificate is separated into the front and back. It will be able to be stored. Large sheets of paper such as instruction manuals and clippings can be inserted into this pocket 9a from above and stored therein. The size of pocket 9a was set so that the length x width could easily accommodate JISB column No. 5 paper.

The gusseted pockets 10 and 11 are formed by welding vinyl chloride sheets to the front cover 2 and back cover 4, respectively, and are provided on both the left and right sides to allow for a larger temporary storage capacity for documents and for easy access to bulky items. Gore 10a and 11a are formed on the sides. The vertical length of the pocket 10 on the cover 2 side is set larger than that of the pocket 11 on the back cover 4 side. In particular, it is expected that the pocket 11 on the side of the back cover 4 will be used to store seals, ink pads, and writing instruments, and a partition may be included accordingly.

The binding device 5 is configured to have 26 holes for JISB-5 size, and by opening and operating a lock lever (not shown) at the lower end, the binding ring 5a can be separated to the left and right. Each pocket file 7, 8, 9 mentioned above
has a ring hole that matches the adjacent pitch of the binding ring 5a.

[Another embodiment example]

There may be multiple small pocket files 7,
A plurality of upper and lower rows of pockets 7a may be formed on both the front and back sides of one base 16 on the left and right sides.

The order in which the pocket files 7, 8, and 9 are bound may be other than that in the embodiment, and in some cases, a plurality of inner pocket files 8 may be bound in two locations.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 to 6 show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Figure 1 is a longitudinal sectional front view conceptually showing the structure of a certificate file, Figure 2 is a perspective view of only the file main body in a two-page spread state, and Figure 2 is a perspective view of the file main body only. Figures 3 to 5 are perspective views of two-page spreads with different opening positions;
The figure is an external perspective view in a closed state. 1...Certificate file, 2...Cover page, 3...Spine cover, 4...Back cover, 5...Binding material, 6...File body, 7...Small pocket file, 8...Middle pocket file, 9 ...Large pocket file, 1
0,11...Pocket with gossamer, 16...Base,
18... Back paper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claim for utility model registration] A file main body 6 equipped with a replaceable binding device 5 on the inner surface of the spine 3, large, medium and small transparent storage pocket files 7, 8, 9 that are bound to the binding device 5. , pockets 10 and 11 with gussets attached to the inner surfaces of the front cover 2 and the back cover 4, respectively, and the small pocket file 7 for storing small certificates such as cards C and tickets is made of one base 16. A plurality of transparent pockets 7a are arranged in a vertical row on both the front and back sides, and the upper part opens as an insertion port, and a plurality of inner pocket files 8 for storing medium-sized certificates such as receipts R and warranties are provided. , each has an independent transparent pocket 8a, and is bound to the binding device 5 so that the pages can be turned individually with each pocket 8a vertically shifted, and the middle part of the upper opening edge of each pocket 8a An insertion guide 8b is formed in a recess, and the wall facing the insertion guide 8b is set as a space for pasting an index card 17, and a large pocket file 9 for storing instruction manuals and large-sized sheets is provided. , has a plurality of sheets, each having an independent transparent pocket 9a, and a backing paper 18 for partitioning the inside of each pocket 9a into front and back sides.
A closing tongue piece 14 is located at the top and bottom center of the free edge of the cover 2.
This household certificate file is provided with a closing tongue piece 14 which is fastened to the back cover 4 via a snap fastener 15.