JPH065522U - Card case with captive device - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] With just one hand, it is possible to easily put it into an automatic ticket gate, collect it, and store it in a card case. Prevents falling off during storage. It can be used as it is at the conventional ticket gate. [Structure] Substrate (1), side (2) and holding plate (3)
The card case consisting of
Install B3 or B4).

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Field of use]

 This invention takes out a card that can be stored in the case with one hand, collects it, stores it, and prevents it from falling off during storage. It concerns card cases that can be used for regular tickets, credit cards, telephone cards, etc. in addition to regular tickets.

[0002]

[Prior art and problems]

 The conventional commuter pass is made for the purpose of passing through a conventional ticket gate with one side housed in a transparent case.It is not suitable for frequent withdrawals and cannot be withdrawn with one hand. Therefore, when using an automatic ticket gate, I have no choice but to use both hands, and I am inconvenient especially when I have luggage.

[0003]

[Means, effects and embodiments to be solved by the invention]

 Cards can be loaded and unloaded with only one hand, which was not possible with the conventional pass-through, and can be easily inserted into and collected from the automatic ticket gates, with a structure that prevents the cards from falling out when they are completely stored. It is a card case to have.

The present invention holds the card case with one hand, pushes the card out of the case with the thumb, inserts it into the automatic ticket gate, and then collects the card by sandwiching it between the thumb and the case, and mainly using the thumb. You can store the card in perfect condition by moving.

The length of the side portion (2) contacting the longitudinal portion of the substrate portion (1) of the card case is approximately four fifths of the substrate portion (1), the substrate portion (1) and the holding plate portion ( There is a sufficient space between the card and the card to collect the card, and the holding plate (3) following this side (2) is about 5 mm longer than the side (2) to collect the card. The balance of the card makes it easier to capture the time, and the side of the card is guided to the side part (2), which also has an effect on storage.

The portion of the holding plate portion (3) facing the short side portion of the substrate portion (1) of the card case has a sufficient width for mounting the captive prevention device and holding the card.

[0007] The card case may be made of any material as long as it has a size of the board portion (1) which is slightly larger than the regular ticket and is hard to bend, but is preferably injection-molded of an acrylic transparent synthetic resin.

In particular, it is desirable that the entire surface or the central portion of the board portion (1) be transparent, and by storing the card surface toward the outer surface of the board portion (1), there is no need to take out the card as in the case of the conventional terminator. It can be used at the conventional ticket gates, and consideration is given to preventing stains on the ticket surface during storage and storage operations.

The fall-out prevention device provided in the card case allows the card to be stored by a force applied in the direction of the board portion (1) from the holding plate portion (3) to the extent that the card can be easily taken out and stored with the thumb. It functions by crimping to the substrate part (1). This function may be any of a spring plate (B1), a coil spring (B2), a bow bearing (B3) acting by a spring, or a cylindrical retainer (B4).

The card case can be incorporated in another regular case or a business card case, or can be attached and detached by attaching a magic tape around the case or using a clip or the like.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the card case body.

FIG. 2 is a plan view seen from the opposite direction of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a side view of the card case body.

FIG. 4 is a sketch drawing of a state where a card is stored in the card case.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view with a fall prevention device (B1).

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view with a fall prevention device (B2).

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view with a fall prevention device (B3).

FIG. 8 is a sectional view with a fall prevention device (B4).

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A substantially rectangular substrate portion (1), a side portion (2) connected to two sides of the substrate portion (1), and a side portion (2) facing the substrate portion (1).
A card case, which comprises a holding plate portion (3) connected to the holding plate portion (3), and is composed of a captive prevention device attached to the holding plate portion (3). 2. The side part (2) connected to the longitudinal part of the substrate part (1) is shorter than the substrate part (1), the holding plate part (3) is slightly longer than this, and is sufficient for holding a card. Width and
2. The card case according to claim 1, wherein the opposing portion of the short side portion of the substrate portion (1) has a sufficient width for mounting the cap and holding the card. 3. The card case according to claim 2, wherein the whole or central part of the substrate part (1) is transparent. 4. A structure (B1, B2, B3, or B4) for preventing a card from coming off by pressing the card onto the substrate portion (1) by a force applied from the holding plate portion (3) toward the substrate portion (1). The card case according to claim 2, which has.