JPH0733656U - Book disc storage page - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] During the bookbinding process, various recording disks such as floppy disks and compact disks, which are materials for books, can be freely put in and out between the foldable cardboard mounts. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a recording disk storage page which is enclosed in a state and can be bound between each page. [Structure] A pair of substantially same-sized cardboard mounts 2 and 3 that are attached to each other with a fold line 1 as a boundary. One mount has a binding side 5 and each mount has a recording disk. 6 has a loading / unloading flap 7 and a confirmation window 10 and is provided with a thickness flap 12 projecting from the upper and lower sides of one of the mounts, and the thickness of the disk 6 is folded between the mounts. By forming a layer thickness corresponding to the above, a concave portion 13 having a size for accommodating the disc is provided between both mounts, and the disc is accommodated in the concave portion and then both mounts are bonded together.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention is used for attaching a part of a book to various recording disks such as a floppy disk (FD) and a compact disk (CD) as a material related to the work in a part of the page. The present invention relates to the structure of a disc storage page.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Recently, books with FD or CD attached to a part of the page have been sold, but the conventional method for attaching FD or CD in this type of book is to put them in a transparent film bag. A method of enclosing the FD or CD and binding one side of this bag between the pages, or a thickness that allows the FD or CD to be fitted into a rigid plate that is made by sticking multiple cardboard sheets together. The storage space is recessed, the FD or CD is fitted into this storage space, and then a transparent film is attached to the surface of the plank to seal the storage space, and the plank is bound to the last page of the book. Such a method is performed.

[0003]

[Issues to be solved by the device]

 Among these conventionally known methods of attaching FD and CD, the method of enclosing FD and CD in a transparent film bag is simple as an attaching method, but it is possible to use a thick film between the pages. Since a certain FD or CD intervenes, the pages are swollen and all the pages cannot be closed cleanly, and there is the problem that the appearance as a book is not good, and the bag is damaged during the process of being sold at a bookstore and FD There is a problem that CDs and CDs are easily lost.

[0006] Further, a method of forming a storage space for FD and CD in a thick plate and sealing the FD and CD fitted in the storage space by attaching a transparent film to the surface of the thick plate is a method. However, if you put an FD or CD into the storage space and then apply an adhesive to attach the transparent film to the surface of the plank, there is a risk that the adhesive will adhere to the FD or CD. Since it has to be applied to a transparent film, not to the surface of a thick plate, and thus the films are attached by hand one by one, the work efficiency is poor and there is a problem that they are not suitable for mass production.

In addition, in the method of sealing FD and CD by using this thick plate, like the method of enclosing by a bag, it is difficult to cleanly close all the pages due to swelling between pages due to FD and CD. However, since there is a deep space in the plank that can accommodate FDs and CDs, it is necessary to use a plank with a large thickness. Since binding between predetermined pages impairs the function of opening the page and becomes an obstacle for reading, there is a constraint that the binding must be performed on the last page of the book.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems of pages for storing a recording disk of a book in the related art, and eliminates the need for using a rigid thick plate unlike the conventional FD and CD sealing methods in the bookbinding process of the book. Insert a CD or CD into a cardboard mount that can be folded with relative ease, bond the mounts together, and bind the bonded mounts between pages so that the pages can be styled and efficiently bound. The purpose is to provide pages for storing recording discs of books.

As a concrete means for this purpose, the present invention is a storage page of a recording disc bound as a part of a page in a book, and a pair of approximately the same size cardboards which are attached to each other with a fold line as a boundary. It has a binding side on one side of one of the mounts, and each mount has a loading / unloading flap for loading / unloading the recording disc within the overlapping surface of both mounts, and a confirmation window for the disc. And a fold on each of the upper and lower sides of one of the two mounts on the mount through folding lines to form a layer thickness corresponding to the thickness of the disc between the mounts. Thus, a thickening flap for providing a recess having a size capable of accommodating the disc is provided between both mounts.

[0011]

In the storage page of the recording disk according to the present invention, the thickness flaps protruding from the upper and lower sides of one mount are folded and adhered to each other through the fold lines. Since a recess having a size that can accommodate the disc can be formed on the periphery of the mount by the flap having a layer thickness corresponding to the thickness of the disc, after the disc is housed in the recess, Folding the other backing sheet together and adhering the two backing sheets together at the periphery, and binding the side edges of the one backing sheet between the specified pages makes binding easy. it can.

[0012]

【Example】

 The storage page of the recording disk according to the present invention will now be described with reference to the embodiment shown in the drawing. As shown in FIG. It is composed of cardboard mounts 2 and 3 of the same size. One side of one mount 2 is provided with a projecting side 5 for binding to a page divided by a folding line 4, and one of the mounts 2 and 3 is attached. A recording disk 6 can be put in and taken out of one of the two mounts 2, for example, by providing a semicircular cutout line 8 and a folding line 9 connecting both ends of the cutout line 8 so that the disk 6 can be put in and taken out. In addition to having the flap 7, the other mount 3 is provided with a confirmation window 10 capable of discriminating the presence of the disc 6.

The binding edge 5 may be provided not on the mount 2 but on the mount 3, and the loading / unloading flap 7 for the disc 6 is provided on the mount 3 instead of on the mount 2. Further, the confirmation window 10 of the disc 6 may be provided not on the mount 3 but on the mount 2.

In addition, either one of the mounts 2 and 3, for example, both upper and lower sides of the mount 2 is folded onto the mounts 2 and 3 via folding lines 11, respectively, so that the mounts 2 and 3 can be folded. A wall thickness flap 12 for projecting a layer thickness corresponding to the thickness of the disk 6 is provided between the three.

When the flaps 12 for the thickness are folded on the mount 2 through the fold lines 11, the recesses 13 are large enough to accommodate the disk 6 on the mount 2. As long as the shape is formed, for example, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the width of one flap 12a is large, the width of the other flap 12b is small, and the side of either one of the flaps is large. The flaps 12a, 12b, 12c of the mount 2 are formed in such a shape that a connecting side 12c for forming a part of the concave portion 13 is provided on a side or a side of each flap. The storage recess 13 for the disk 6 is formed on the mount 2 by being folded up and bonded to the surface of the mount 2 with an adhesive or the like.

In the above-described embodiment, the thickness flap 12 is formed by a flap for one mount protruding from the upper and lower sides of the one mount 2. However, when the thickness of the thick paper used as the mount is relatively thin, or the disc to be stored is used. Is thick like FD, as in another embodiment shown in FIG. 4, folding lines 23 are formed on both sides of the thickness flaps 22a, 22b protruding from both upper and lower sides of one mount 2. By providing the auxiliary flaps 24a and 24b through the two flaps, the flaps have a thickness of two sheets, and the thickness flaps 22a and 22b and the auxiliary flaps 24a and 24b are both semicircular on the upper and lower sides. The notches 25 and 26 may be provided.

In the case of this embodiment, after the auxiliary flaps 24a, 24b are folded over the thickness flaps 22a, 22b through the folding line 23, the auxiliary flaps 24a, 24b and the thickness flaps 22a, 22b are 22b is folded over the mount 2 through the folding line 11, and both ends of the auxiliary flaps 24a, 24b and the thickness flaps 22a, 22b are adhered to each other and the surface of the mount 2 is adhered to each other. A storage recess 13 surrounded by the semicircular cutouts 25 and 26 is formed on the mount 2.

In the above embodiment, the thickness flaps 12, 22 and the auxiliary flap 24 are described as being provided on both upper and lower sides of the mount 2, but these flaps are both upper and lower sides of the mount 3. May be provided in the.

When the storage recess 13 for storing the recording disk 6 is formed by the thickness flap 12 on the mount 2 as described above, the disk 6 is stored in the recess 13 and then the mount 2 is removed. The other backing sheet 3 is folded over on the folding line 1 and adhered to each other integrally, and the binding side 5 protruding on one side of the one backing sheet 2 or the backing sheet 3 is sandwiched between predetermined pages for bookbinding. Complete the work.

[0020]

【The invention's effect】

 According to the storage page of the recording disk of the present invention, the thickness flaps are projected on the upper and lower sides of one of the two mounts that are folded over each other, and these flaps are folded over the mount. As a result, the disc storage recess can be easily provided on the backing sheet, eliminating the need to cut the disc storage recess into a rigid thick plate like the conventional storage pages of this type. It is possible to efficiently produce a disk storage page by simply folding and adhering the mount sheet, which has been die-cut into a predetermined shape, during the bookbinding process.

In addition, the disk storage page of the present invention has a disk storage recess formed by folding the two cardboard mounts with a thickness flap between the mounts, so that the disk can be moved into the recess. In addition to being able to securely fix it, the stored disk is firmly held from both sides by attaching two mounts, so the work of gluing a film on the surface of the storage recess and sealing and sealing can be omitted. it can.

Further, since the mount for storing the disc is thinner than the one using the conventional thick plate, it is not necessary to attach it to the final page of the book as in the conventional case, and the binding is performed. The advantage is that it does not hinder the folding of the printed page even if it is inserted in the middle of any page by using a side.In addition, the disc is sandwiched between two mounts on both sides. By holding it with, it is possible to provide a confirmation window on one mount and an entrance / exit flap on the other mount, so that the reader can confirm the presence of the internal disk through the confirmation window and open / close the entrance / exit flap. This has the advantage that the disc can be easily taken out and stored, and the disc can be properly managed without being lost.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the structure of a disc storage page according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a developed state of a disc storage page.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the disc storage page is finished.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a developed state according to another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

1: Folding line 2, 3: Mount line 4: Folding line 5: Binding edge 6: Recording disc 7: Flap for entry / exit 8: Cutoff line 9: Folding line 10: Confirmation window 11: Folding line 12: Flap for thickness 13: Storage recesses 22a, 22b: flaps for thickness 23: folding lines 24a, 24b: auxiliary flaps 25, 26: semicircular cuts

Claims (5)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A storage page of a recording disc bound as a part of a page in a book, comprising a pair of cardboard mounts of substantially the same size that are attached to each other at a fold line, and one mount Each of the mounts has a binding side, and each mount has a loading / unloading flap for loading / unloading the recording disc in the overlapping surface of both mounts, and a confirmation window of the disc, and one of the mounts On the upper and lower sides of the mount,
Folding each on the mount through folding lines to form a layer thickness corresponding to the thickness of the disc between the mounts,
A recording disk storage page of a book, characterized in that it is provided with a thickness flap for providing a recess having a size capable of storing the disk between both mounts. 2. The thickness flaps for forming a layer thickness corresponding to the thickness of the disk between both mounts are provided on both upper and lower sides of one mount having a binding side protruding from one side. The recording disk storage page of the book of item 1. 3. The thickness flaps for forming a layer thickness corresponding to the thickness of the disc between the two mounts are provided on both upper and lower sides of the mount having no binding side.
The page for storing the recording disk of the book. 4. The thickness flap for forming a layer thickness corresponding to the thickness of the disc between both mounts is a flap for one mount protruding from both upper and lower sides of one mount. The recording disk storage page of the book of item 1. 5. A thickness flap for forming a layer thickness corresponding to the thickness of the disc between both mounts, a flap protruding from both upper and lower sides of one mount, and a folding line from the side of this flap. The recording disk storage page of the book according to claim 1, wherein the recording disk storage page of the book has a thickness of two sheets by folding the other mount with flaps extending in both upper and lower sides.