JPH056159Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a flat plate-shaped writing instrument holder that stores a plurality of writing instrument bodies in a card-sized flat plate for convenient portability.

<Prior art and its problems> A wide variety of flat plate-shaped writing instruments have been proposed in the past.

Incidentally, recently, card-sized items such as calculators and radios have been commercialized one after another and are being accepted by buyers because they are convenient to carry.

Therefore, in response to this reality, the inventor of the present invention provides a card-sized, flat plate-shaped writing instrument holder that stores a plurality of writing instruments whose barrels are rod-shaped with a small diameter.

Traditionally, Jikkosho was used as a container for storing rod-shaped items.
No. 57-30303 or Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 59-69179 discloses a container in which a plurality of long grooves into which rod-shaped articles are immersed are arranged in parallel in the longitudinal direction of the container, and the ends of the long grooves are connected to form a groove deeper than the long grooves. , has been disclosed.

However, containers of this conventional structure are only intended for storing rod-shaped articles, and the container cannot be used as a holder for a writing implement.

<Means for solving the problem> The present invention consists of a plurality of first long grooves arranged in parallel in the longitudinal direction of a rectangular card-sized flat plate, and a first groove in which one end of each of the first long grooves is connected. A through hole is provided, a writing instrument having a rod shape with a small diameter barrel is removably fixed in the first long groove, and a second through hole is provided at a position shorter than the overall length of the writing instrument from the edge of the flat plate; This writing instrument holder is provided with a second long groove 3 that opens one end into a second through hole, the other end into an edge of a flat plate, and removably fixes a writing instrument.

When carried, the writing instrument is fixed and housed in the first long groove, but the writing instrument is fixed by press-fitting the writing instrument into the first long groove, or by pressing it against beads slightly protruding from both sides of the first long groove. Do this using methods such as

<Function> When writing, the writing implement stored in the first long groove is taken out, inserted into the second long groove, held, and written.

The present invention is a writing instrument holder in the form of a card-sized flat plate, making it convenient to carry.

<Example> Embodiments of the invention are explained in the drawings.

The writing instrument container 1 is a card-sized flat plate 3 that accommodates a rod-shaped writing instrument 2 with a small diameter barrel.

The writing instrument 2 is a ballpoint pen 5 in the form of a rod with a barrel 4 having a small diameter. At the rear end (on the opposite side from the writing tip), there is provided a head 6 which has a diameter larger than the barrel 4 and has the same thickness as the flat plate 3, and is colored in the same color as the ink contained in the ballpoint pen 5. There is.

In the flat plate 3, four first long grooves 7, which are slightly wider than the outer diameter of the barrel 4 of the ballpoint pen 5 and shorter than the length of the barrel 4, are arranged in parallel in the longitudinal direction, into which the barrel 4 is inserted. It has been done. Beads 8 slightly protruding inward are provided at arbitrary positions on both sides of each first long groove 7 to face each other and to detachably fix the barrel 4 of the ballpoint pen 5. A rectangular first through hole 9 having a width slightly longer than the head 6 of the ballpoint pen 5 and passing through the flat plate 3 is provided in communication with the end of each first long groove 7 . Inner edge 1 of the other end of the first long groove 7
0, the writing tip of the ballpoint pen 5 touches the first long groove 7.
The hole 11 into which the writing tip of the ballpoint pen 5 is inserted is used to hide the side wall of the pen, which is stained with ink.
is provided. Parallel to the first long groove 7, on the short side of the flat plate 3 (either side of the opposing short sides is fine)
A flat plate having a width slightly wider than the outer diameter of the head 6 of the ballpoint pen 5 and a length slightly longer than the length of the head 6 is placed from the edge of the ballpoint pen 5 at a position shorter than the length of the barrel portion 4 of the ballpoint pen 5. A second long groove 13 having the same width as the first long groove 7 described above is formed with one end on the short side of the flat plate 3 and the other end on the short side of the flat plate 3. A portion thereof is opened to the second through hole 12. Beads 14 similar to those in the first long groove 7 are provided in the second long groove 13 at two arbitrary locations facing each other.

When carrying, four ballpoint pens 5 with different colors of built-in ink are inserted into the first through hole 9, and the head 6 is inserted into the first through hole 9.
The writing tips are inserted into the holes 11 of the inner edge 10, and the barrel 4 is placed in pressure contact with the bead 8 and housed in the first long groove 7.

When writing, the ballpoint pen 5 to be used is inserted into the first long groove 7 and the head 6 of the ballpoint pen 5 stored in the first through hole 9 is placed on the back side of the flat plate 3 (the side where the first long groove 7 is not provided). Take it out by pressing harder,
Insert the head 6 into the second through hole 12, insert the barrel 4 into the second long groove 13, expose and fix the writing tip of the ballpoint pen 5 from the flat plate 3, and clamp the flat plate 3. and write it down. At this time, since the head 6 of the ballpoint pen 5 is fixed to the side wall 12' of the second through hole 12 and the barrel 4 is fixed to the second long groove 13 by the bead 14, there is no wobbling.

<Effects of the invention> Since the writing instrument of this invention is card-sized, it can be inserted into a commuter pass or business card holder, making it convenient to carry.Also, multiple writing instruments can be detachably stored, so it can be used in different colors. Built-in ivy ink,
Alternatively, for example, by preparing various writing instruments such as ballpoint pens and sharp pencils, it is possible to write with different ink colors or with various writing instruments as needed. In addition, it is extremely easy to attach and remove the writing instrument from the flat plate, and although the writing instrument has a rod-shaped barrel with a small diameter, since the writing instrument is held on the flat plate when writing, it is difficult to hold it in place when writing. do not have.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a writing instrument according to an embodiment of the present invention, showing a state in which the writing instrument body and the flat plate are separated;
The figure is a front view of the flat plate, FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A' in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a front view showing the writing instrument in use. 1... Writing instrument container, 2... Writing instrument, 3... Flat plate, 7... First long groove, 9... First through hole,
13...Second long groove, 12...Second through hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A plurality of first long grooves 7 arranged in parallel and a first through hole 9 connecting one end of each first long groove 7 are provided in the longitudinal direction of the rectangular card-sized flat plate 3. 7, a writing instrument 2 whose shaft tube 4 is in the form of a rod with a small diameter is removably fixed, and a second through hole 12 is provided at a position shorter than the entire length of the writing instrument 2 from the edge of the flat plate 3, and one end is fixed to the writing instrument 2. A writing instrument container provided with a second long groove 13 that opens into a second through hole 12, opens at the other end at the edge of a flat plate 3, and fixes a writing instrument 2 in a detachable manner.