JPH0542982Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] - Industrial field of application The invention relates to a ticket dispensing machine that can take out numbered tickets in sequence.

- Conventional technology In the past, number tags were arranged in numerical order on a desk, etc., and then the returned cards were also arranged, resulting in a cluttered desk.

・Problems that the invention aims to solve This invention has made it possible to store several dozen number tags at once, take them out one by one, and store the returned number tags in order so that they can be used as is.

・Means for solving the problem The main body of the vertical ticket dispenser is a box-shaped one with an open front that stores dozens of plate-like number tags stacked on top of each other at an angle of about 30 degrees. The bottom is the drawer opening,
A roller was installed at the back of the drawer, and an auxiliary stand was installed at the center of the drawer at approximately the same height as the lower roller.

Furthermore, a roller was installed above the drawer opening to support the number plate from below.

The installation position of the roller is such that when the end of the number plate is in contact with the back wall on the lower roller, the contact point is the axis of rotation, and the length of the number plate is the radius of rotation, which is approximately 1 mm farther than the radius of rotation. in position,
In addition, the lower end of the next number plate to be placed on top was placed in a position where it was locked in contact with the back wall.

・Operation: When dozens of numbered cards are placed in numerical order from the top of the ticket dispenser with the lowest number facing down, the lowest numbered tag falls into the drawer and is placed on the lower roller and auxiliary stand.

When the number plate is pulled out from the drawer opening, the number plate that was fixed on the upper roller falls into the drawer opening,
You can withdraw them sequentially.

・Example: The vertical tag dispenser main body 1 is a box-shaped box with an open front that stores dozens of hand-held plate-shaped number tags 2 stacked at an angle of about 30 degrees. in,
The front lower part is the drawer opening 3, and a roller 4 is provided in front of the upper part of the drawer outlet to support the number plate from below, and a roller 5 is also provided in the lower part at the back of the drawer outlet, which is almost the same as the lower roller 5 in the center of the drawer outlet. A height auxiliary stand 6 was provided.

Each roller is pivotally supported by both side walls 7, and the distance between the upper and lower rollers is such that when one end 8 of the number plate 2A is in contact with the back wall 9 on the lower roller 5, the other end 10 is in contact with the upper roller 4 end. It is about 1mm shorter than the former number plate 2, and one end of the next number plate 2B is shorter than the former number plate 2.
A roller 4 that is in contact with the top surface and the back wall, and whose other end is above
This is the distance at which it will be locked at the top.

As a result, when you pull out number plate 2A, number plate 2B appears.
The lower end of the number plate falls onto the lower roller 5 due to its own weight and the other number tags, and the upper end that was in contact with the upper roller 4 falls off the upper roller and falls onto the auxiliary stand.

At this time, the lower roller 5 must be set in a position where the lower end of the number plate 2B does not fall beyond the top of the lower roller to the auxiliary stand, otherwise it will malfunction. Established.

Although each roller may be a fixed support rod, it is preferable to use a roller because when the number plate is moved, it rotates even slightly so that the movement will be smoother and there will be no malfunction.

・Effects With this invention, when you pull out a numbered plate from the drawer of the ticket dispenser, the next numbered plate will fall into the drawer, so you can be sure to take out the numbered plates one by one, and the returned numbered plates will be stored in the dispenser. If you insert the tags from the top of the machine, they will be stored one after the other, so they won't clutter your desk, and they will not take up much space since they are stored stacked one on top of the other.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention.
1 is the ticket dispenser body, 2 is the number plate, 2A is the number plate, 2
B is the number plate, 3 is the drawer opening, 4 is the upper roller,
5 is the lower roller, 6 is the auxiliary stand, 7 is the side wall, 8
is one end of the number plate, 9 is on the back wall, and 10 is the other end of the number plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] The main body of the vertical ticket dispenser is a box-shaped one with an open front that stores dozens of plate-like number tags stacked at an angle of about 30 degrees and tilted. The bottom is the drawer opening,
A roller was installed below the back of the drawer, and an auxiliary stand was installed at the center of the drawer at approximately the same height as the lower roller. Furthermore, a roller was installed above the drawer opening to support the number plate from below. The installation position of the roller is such that when the end of the number plate is in contact with the back wall on the lower roller, the contact point is the axis of rotation, and the length of the number plate is the radius of rotation, which is approximately 1 mm farther than the radius of rotation. in position,
Further, the ticket dispensing machine is characterized in that the lower end of the next overlapping number tag is locked in a state in contact with the back wall.