JPH066946Y2 - Holder for goods - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to an article holder such as a business card holder, an album mount, a stamp holder, and a seal stamp holder.

[Prior Art] Paper cards such as business cards, stamps, and photographs, or coins, which are slightly thicker than these and are heavy, can be stored in an expanded state for easy viewing and easy removal. Various holders have been conventionally known.

There are some differences in the structure of these, depending on the items to be stored, but normally, a holding sheet is overlaid on a relatively hard mount such as cardboard, and the three sides are fixed by means such as adhesion. It is known that an article storage portion is formed by inserting the article into and from the storage portion from the remaining one side.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] As described above, a holder having a structure for fixing three sides of a holding sheet to a mount has a complicated fixing work, and such a holding sheet has both sides of the mount. In the case of holders fixed on both sides, this complicated fixing work needs to be performed on both sides of the mount, and due to such manufacturing complexity, there is a drawback that the holder manufacturing cost cannot be reduced. there were.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention is to solve the above problems and provide an article holder that can be easily manufactured. That is, the invention of claim 1 is constituted by a plurality of mount sheets formed by forming a plurality of parallel slits while leaving both side portions and a plurality of holding sheets folded in two, and the holding sheets are the mount sheets. Go through the slit and position the fold in the slit so that it abuts both sides of the mount sheet, and the edges of each holding sheet that face the fold should overlap the adjacent holding sheets in sequence. In addition, the article holder characterized in that both side edges of each of the holding sheets brought into contact with each other are fixed to a mount sheet, and an article storage portion is formed by each holding sheet on both sides of the mount sheet. is there.

Further, the invention of claim 2 comprises a mount sheet formed by forming a plurality of parallel slits leaving both side portions and a plurality of holding sheets folded in two, and the holding sheet is a mount sheet. Of the holding sheet, and the other side of the holding sheet is one side edge that is parallel to the gap. And the folds are made to contact both sides of the mount sheet along the side edges, and the edges facing the folds of each holding sheet are sequentially overlapped with the adjacent holding sheets. The article holder is characterized in that the holding sheets on both sides of the mount sheet are formed by fixing both side edges of the abutting holding sheets to the mount sheet.

[Operation] As shown in the figure, the article holder 1 according to claim 1 of the present invention includes a single mount sheet 2 and a plurality of holding sheets 3.
Each of the holding sheets 3a and 3a is folded in two and is provided with a side edge 6 on both sides of the mount sheet 2.
A and 6a are fixed by means such as welding.

Then, the holding sheets 3a and 3a are passed through the slits 4 and 4 formed in the mount sheet 2 and abutted on both sides of the mount sheet 2, and at these side edges 6a and 6a, as described above. It is fixed.

Further, the article holder according to claim 2 is a portion near the side edge 7 of the mount sheet 2 in the article holder 1 according to claim 1, wherein another holding sheet 3b is diverted to the side edge 7, The mount sheet 2 is brought into contact with both sides and the side edges 6b thereof are fixed.

These fixations are caused by the holding sheets 3a, 3a (3b).
In a state where they are brought into contact with the mount sheet 2 respectively, they can be bonded and fixed all at once by ultrasonic welding, high frequency welding, or the like.

In the above structure, the holding sheets 3a, 3
The article storage portion X is formed on the front and back of the mount sheet 2 by a (3b), and since the bottom portion of the article storage portion X is formed by bending, the article storage portion X is more robust than that by sticking, and a business card or stamp. Can store a large number of photos, coins, etc.

Further, the article holder 1 is provided with an article storage section X on both sides from one side through the slits 4 and 4 provided in the mount sheet 2.
You can put items in and take them out.

Further, the article holder 1 includes a holding sheet 3a,
Edges 8 and 8 facing the folded portion of 3a (3b)
Since (, 8) is configured so as to overlap the adjacent holding sheets, the opening portion can be firmly closed as shown in FIG. Therefore, the stored articles do not accidentally come off.

By bending each of the edges 8 inward, the stored article can be held more reliably and can be sufficiently used for preventing the detachment.

[Embodiment] The present invention will be described in more detail below with reference to the drawings. In the embodiment for claim 1, the part () is deleted,
The embodiment for claim 2 includes the part ().

The article holder 1 of the present invention includes a single mount sheet 2
And three holding sheets 3a, 3a (and 3b).

The mount sheet 2 is made of a colored and opaque synthetic resin sheet having a comparatively “stiff” texture, and each holding sheet 3
Although a, 3a (3b) are also made of a transparent synthetic resin sheet made of almost the same material, there is no particular limitation on these materials and whether they are transparent or opaque or whether they are colored or not. Absent.

As is particularly clear from FIG. 3, the mount sheet 2 has a generally rectangular shape as a whole, and has two slits 4 and 4 parallel to the long side with both sides of the short side left with an appropriate length. Are formed at regular intervals.

On the other hand, each of the holding sheets 3a, 3a (3b) is folded in two, as can be clearly seen in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 1, the holding sheets 3a and 3a pass through the slits 4 and 4 of the mount sheet 2, respectively, and are folded so that the folds are located at the slits 4 and 4. So as to come into contact with both front and back surfaces of the mount sheet 2.

(In addition, the holding sheet 3b is provided on one side edge 7 parallel to the slit 4 formed in the mount sheet 2 with the holding sheet 3b.
Following the bending of a and 3a, it is bent so as to bypass this side edge, and abuts on both sides of the mount sheet 2. ) Then, the side edges 6a, 6a (, 6b) of the holding sheets 3a, 3a (3b) which are brought into contact with each other are welded by ultrasonic waves or high frequencies, stitched by a sewing machine, glued, etc. It is fixed to 2.

In addition, these holding sheets 3a, 3a (and 3b)
Each of the edges 8 facing the folded-in portion is overlapped with an adjacent holding sheet portion with an appropriate width as shown in the drawing.

In this way, each holding sheet 3 is attached to the mount sheet 2.
As a result of fixing both side edges 6a, 6a (, 6b) of a, 3a (3b), as is particularly clear in FIG. Are formed, and the article storage portions X are separated by the mount sheet 2 with their bottoms being common.

Therefore, in such an article storage section X, an opening is formed at each edge 8 facing the folding portion, and a paper piece article such as a business card, a stamp, or a photograph, or a coin is formed from this opening. It is possible to insert and relatively hold a relatively thick article such as.

In the holder 1 of the present invention, the insertion and holding of the article can be performed by inserting and holding the article from one surface of the holder 1 and then turning over the holder 1 to insert and hold the article from the other surface. Since it is possible to insert the article from only one side to both sides through 4, it is very convenient.

Further, in the holder 1, when the holding sheets 3a, 3a (3b) are attached to the mount sheet 2, each holding sheet 3a, 3a (3b) is provided with a slit 4 of the mount sheet 2 as predetermined. 4 (and the side edge) while being detoured and folded, both side edges may be fixed all at once by means such as welding, so that the production is extremely easy and the obtained holder is also robust.

In addition, reference numeral 5 in the drawing denotes a mounting hole for binding and gathering a large number of article holders 1.

[Advantage of the Invention] The article holder of the present invention according to claim 1 fixes a mount sheet having "stiffness" and a plurality of holding sheets folded in two across the front and back of the mount sheet. In this configuration, the holding sheet is detoured and bent through the slit formed in the mount sheet, each holding sheet is brought into contact with both sides of the mount sheet, and both side edges thereof are fixed. With such a structure, it is possible to greatly simplify the work of fixing the holding sheet to the mount sheet and obtain a robust article holder.

Since the article holder has the article storage portions formed on the front and back sides due to the above-described configuration, it is possible to secure a large number of articles to be stored. It is possible to directly store in the storage portion of and to take out the stored article.

Further, since the edge of the opening portion of the holding sheet forming the storage portion is configured to overlap the adjacent holding sheet, the stored article can be securely stored without separation. .

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the article holder according to the first aspect, a holding sheet that detours along a side edge of the mount sheet is added to the configuration of the article holder of the first aspect, and a contact side edge of the holding sheet is added. Similarly, in addition to the excellent effects of the first aspect, it is possible to increase the number of article storage units only by adding a simple mounting operation.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a part of an example of the holder for articles of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an end view taken along the line AA of FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the mount sheet, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the holding sheet. 1 ... Holder for goods 2 ... Sheet for mount 3a. 3b ... holding sheet 4 ... slit 6a. 6b ... Edge of holding sheet 7 ... One edge of backing sheet X ... Article storage section

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A mount sheet formed by forming a plurality of parallel slits leaving both side portions and a plurality of holding sheets folded in two, wherein the holding sheet is within the slit of the mount sheet. And fold the fold in the slit so as to abut both sides of the mount sheet, and the edges of the holding sheets facing the fold are arranged so as to sequentially overlap the adjacent holding sheets. A holder for articles, wherein both side edges of the holding sheets brought into contact with each other are fixed to a sheet for backing sheets, and an article storage portion is formed by the holding sheets on both sides of the sheet for backing sheets. 2. A mount sheet formed by forming a plurality of parallel slits with both sides left, and a plurality of holding sheets folded in two, wherein the holding sheet is in the slit of the mount sheet. Through, and the fold is located in the slit, abutting on both sides of the mount sheet, the other one of the holding sheet bypasses one side edge parallel to the gap of the mount sheet, In addition, the folds are brought into contact with both sides of the mount sheet along the side edges, and the edges facing the folds of each holding sheet are arranged so as to sequentially overlap the adjacent holding sheets, and the contact is made. An article holder, wherein both side edges of each of the holding sheets are fixed to a mount sheet, and an article storage portion is formed by the holding sheets on both sides of the mount sheet.