JPH0811925A - Fixing tool for tape or the like - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a fixing tool for a tape or the like that can be easily joined to a tape or band by everyone to ensure a rapid and effective binding operation with a resistance to a repeated use without remarkably raising a cost in a fixing tool for a semi-rigid synthetic resin tape or band for fastening a packing material. CONSTITUTION:A partition plate 6a is provided in a position where a rectangular frame 1 is divided into face-symmetrical equal parts, whereby a window to which a tape or the like is inserted to be joined is divided into two window holes 2b, 2c so that joint parts of the rectangular frame 1 with a tape or the like cannot interfere with each other. A pair of fastening tools for fastening a tape or the like to the rectangular frame 1 are mounted on each side of the rectangular frame through hinges 5c-5f. The length of the folding fastening tool or the like is reduced. Fastening tools 4c-4f are thermally set on the sides of the window holes. In this manner, the fastening tools 4c-4f can be easily and surely joined to a U-shaped loop of a tape or the like inserted through the window holes.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a flexible synthetic resin tape for banding articles or a joint attached between the ends of a band,
Related to technology such as buckles or fasteners.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Recently, a tape or band for bundling articles is molded from a thermoplastic (semi-hard) synthetic resin, and after binding the articles, a tape or band (hereinafter referred to as "tape or the like").
Packaging technology is used in which the ends of the are stacked and joined by heat sealing. This kind of technology requires a packing device equipped with heat seal of synthetic resin, and if the bundle is tied with tape etc. and the tape etc. is not cut after binding, the tightening of the bundle again It cannot be disassembled. Not suitable for easy packaging. Also, the binding tape and the like cannot withstand reuse.

On the other hand, while using a flexible tape or the like similarly molded from a thermoplastic (semi-rigid) synthetic resin, a joint or a buckle (hereinafter referred to as "joint") is used at both ends of the binding tape or the like. Packing means have also been used to connect and form loops around the bundle. This kind of packing means does not require special equipment and devices for work, and can be used relatively easily at any time, in any environment, and regardless of the type and shape of the objects to be packed. It is widely used in industry, moving industry, packing industry, manufacturing plant or postal service, and other fields.

By the way, the above-mentioned well-known joint is integrally molded by injection molding using a thermoplastic synthetic resin, and is a vertical side of a rectangular frame having a window hole having a lateral width into which a width of a tape or the like can be inserted. Each pair of stoppers is provided on the outside with a locking bar such as a tape in the middle through a hinge made of synthetic resin. FIG. 11 shows a plan view of an example of the above-mentioned well-known joint, which is made of, for example, integral injection molding of polyethylene.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a rectangular frame 3a, 3b having a window 2a having a lateral width w of a size such that a tape of equal width can be inserted.
The stoppers 5a and 5b provided with the locking bars 4a and 4b are hinges that connect one side of the rectangular frame 1 and one ends of the stoppers 3a and 3b, respectively, and the stoppers 3a and 3b are parallel to each other. ,
A pair is provided on one side of the rectangular frame. The binding method using a tape or the like using the joint configured as described above is generally as follows.

In the figure, the width w of the window 2a is formed to be slightly wider than the width of the tape or the like. At the first stage, one free end of the slightly hard synthetic resin binding tape or the like is U-shaped. It is bent, and its tip is inserted into the window hole 2a from the lower side surface of the joint. Bend at the hinge 5a into the inner gap of the inverted U-shaped tape rising from the window 2a, and insert the stopper 3a from the side of the tape, etc.
Hand over. As a result, the free end of the stopper 3a is placed on the other vertical side of the rectangular frame 1. It should be noted that the surface of the locking bar 4a is provided with a concavo-convex strip along the longitudinal direction so as to increase the coefficient of friction with the tape or the like.

At this stage, if tension is applied to the longitudinal side of the tape or the like before the stopper 3a has returned to the old position, the inverted U-shaped tape or the like inserts the locking bar 4a into the gap and inserts it. As it is reduced (see FIG. 5), the surface of the tape or the like adheres to the periphery of the locking bar 4a and the rectangular frame 1 to increase the coefficient of friction between them, and one end of the tape or the like and the joint are connected. become. The surface of the tape or the like is usually provided with a concavo-convex pattern for increasing the friction coefficient, and has a shape in which the friction coefficient increases when strongly pressed.

In the second step, the other free end of the tape or the like which binds the packaged product to form a loop is bent into a U shape in the same manner as described above, and is inserted into the gap in the window hole 2a from the lower surface side of the joint. After that, the stopper 3b is bent and inserted at the hinge 5b into the gap of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like from the lateral direction, and the equal width of the tape is hung over the locking bar 4b. Therefore,
When a strong tension is applied to the other free end of the tape or the like, a slip occurs between the tape or the like and the locking bar 4b, the loop portion of the binding tape or the like is pulled and contracted, and the packaged article is securely bound.

After that, even if the tension is removed from the free end of the tape or the like, the tension from the loop side acts on the inverted U-shaped tape or the like, so that the engaging bar 4b and the window hole 2a have uneven surface portions. A strong frictional force is generated between the two to strengthen the connection between the two, so that the tape or the like will not slip in the opposite direction and the loop will not loosen. In this way, the other end of the looped tape or the like can be connected to the joint to bind the packages, and the binding operation with the tape or the like is completed.

[0010]

In this type of binding work, the operation of joining the tape and the like at the first stage to the joint is performed by the window hole 2
Since there is a large degree of freedom in handling, such as the fact that the entire space of a can be used and it can be operated independently from the binding work of the package, the work can be performed relatively easily, reliably, and efficiently.

However, in the second step of connecting the tape and the like to the joint, the package is present in the loop of the tape and the like to hinder the operation. Since the tensile force acts on the tape on the side that forms the loop,
The operation of inserting the other U-shaped end portion of the tape or the like into the window hole 2a of the joint is hindered. The space of the window hole 2a of the joint is narrowed to about 1/2 of the old space for the connection of the first stage joint and the tape, and the material of the tape is slightly hard and U-shaped. Since it is difficult to reduce the radius R of the bent end portion, it becomes difficult to insert the U-shaped end portion of the tape or the like in the second stage from the lower surface side of the joint into the narrow space of the window hole 2a. .

Since the free space of the window hole 2a of the joint is narrowed and the gap of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like inserted through the hole is narrowed, the stopper 3b is bent and the side of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like is bent. Skill is required when folding from the to the gap. In particular, a wide member is connected to the free end of the stopper 3b (see Fig. 11).
Therefore, it is difficult to insert the stopper 3b because the same member supports the gap in an inverted U shape such as a tape. Since the length of the stopper 3b is long, the inverted U-shaped bottom portion of the tape or the like inserted through the window 2a increases the chances of interfering with the folding of the free end of the stopper 3b. For various reasons such as
There are circumstances in which it is difficult to quickly and efficiently carry out the binding work using a known joint.

In particular, when the binding work is urgent, or when the packaging work cannot take time, the problems described above or in the paragraphs interfere with each other, and both mentally and physically. You will experience a further decrease in work efficiency. The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned problems inherent in the use of this type of conventional joint, and has a simple structure, low production cost, easy operation for connecting tapes and the like, and efficient use. The present invention intends to provide a fixing device such as a tape that withstands the above.

[0014]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention has the respective constituents described below. (1) A lateral separating plate is formed at a symmetrical plane position that bisects a rectangular frame having a window having a width that allows insertion of a tape or a band width, and the window is bisected. Bars for locking the tape or band are connected to the outer sides of the sides of the frame to which the separation plates are connected, respectively, via hinges, while the lengths of the locking bars are opposed to each other. A fixture such as a tape, characterized in that when the locking bars are folded toward the window along a common straight line, the free ends of the corresponding locking bars are in contact with each other.

(2) A lateral separating plate is formed at a symmetrical plane position that divides a rectangular frame having a window having a width that allows the tape or the band width to be inserted, and divides the window into two equal parts. The right-angled cross section of the separating plate is formed in an expanded ginkgo leaf shape, and a bar that locks a tape or band through a hinge is provided on each outer side of each side of the rectangular frame to which the separating plate is connected. While connecting to each pair, the opposing locking bars are elastically heat-set by folding the locking bars toward the window side at the hinges, and the lengths of the opposing locking bars are such that their free ends contact each other. A fixture such as a tape, characterized in that the lengthwise axes of the locking bars are provided parallel to the separation plate and the rectangular frame plane, respectively.

(3) The hinge shafts attached to the outer surfaces of the sides of the rectangular frame to which the separating plates are connected are tilted from the connecting positions of the separating plates toward both lateral sides, and the locking bars connected via the hinges are expanded. When the locking bars to be connected are folded into the window hole side, the longitudinal axis of the locking bar is parallel to the separation plate and the rectangular frame plane, and / or A fixture such as the tape according to the above (1) or (2), wherein guide plates are provided along the sides of the rectangular frame parallel to the separating plate. (4) Opposing locking bars are folded to the window hole side at the hinges respectively and elastically heat set, and at that time, the longitudinal axis of each locking bar is provided so as to be parallel to the separating plate and the rectangular frame plane. A fixing tool such as the tape according to the above (1) or (3). (5) The fixing tool such as the tape according to any one of (1) to (3) above, which is formed by cutting or missing the central portion in the longitudinal direction of the separation plate and / or the guide plate.

[0017]

[Operation] Bend one end of the tape or the like into a U shape and insert it from the rear surface of the rectangular frame of the fixture into the window hole on one side to guide between the separating plate and the guide plate, or by the curved surface of the separating plate. Insert the locking bar from both sides into the gap of the inverted U-shaped tape that has been guided to the front side of the rectangular frame, or use the inverted U-shaped tape or the like to displace / eliminate the locking bar against the elastic force of the hinge. Then, after the locking bar returns to the old position, the locking bar portion is engaged with the bottom portion of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like, and then the pulling force is applied to the free end of the tape or the like to reverse the inverted U-shaped tape. The letter-shaped portion is contracted to increase the frictional force between the tape and the locking bar and the rectangular frame, and the tape and the like are connected to the fixture.

The other end of the tape or the like, which bundles the packed items to form a loop, is bent into a U-shape in the same manner as described above, and is inserted into the open window hole on the rear surface of the rectangular frame of the fixture. Then, insert the locking bar from both sides by inserting the locking bars at the hinges into the gap of the inverted U-shaped tape that has passed through the front side, or
The locking bar is elastically removed by an inverted U-shaped tape or the like whose cross section of the separating plate is guided by a curved surface of an inverted ginkgo leaf shape, and the tape equal width is hung over the locking bar member. Therefore, if strong tension is applied to the other free end of the tape or the like, slippage occurs between the tape and the locking bar, and the loop portion of the binding tape or the like is pulled and contracted to securely bind the packaged item.

Even if the pulling force is removed from the free end of the tape or the like, the pulling force from the loop side acts on the tape or the like, and the tape or the like, the peripheral surface of the locking bar and the window hole, and the guide plate portion. Since the fixing tool and the tape or the like are coupled to each other based on the strong frictional force generated on the uneven surface, the tape or the like does not slip in the opposite direction and the loop does not loosen. In this way, the other end of the loop-formed tape or the like can be joined to the joint to bind the packaged items, and the binding operation with the tape or the like is completed.

[0020]

The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Each member constituting the present embodiment is appropriately selected within the technical level in the art at the time of the invention of the present application. Considering that the design can be changed, the gist of the present invention should not be limitedly understood based on only the configuration of the present embodiment without showing a particular reason.

(Part 1) FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment in which a fixing tool such as the tape of the present invention is developed, and FIG. 2 is a plan view thereof.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a fixture in which the locking bar is folded or heat-set, FIG. 4 is a plan view thereof, and FIG. 5 shows a VV cross section in FIG. In the figure, 1 is a rectangular frame having window holes 2b and 2c having a lateral width w through which the width of a tape or the like can be inserted, and 3c to 3f are a pair of hinges 5c, which are respectively directed to the corresponding vertical sides of the rectangular frame 1. ~ 5f is a fastener connected to each other, the other end of the fastener is approximately w × 1/2
Locking bars 4c-4f of length are attached.

The pair of hinges 5c and 5e are formed by integral molding of synthetic resin, and the bending axis thereof is the rectangular frame 1.
Are angled to each other within a plane regulated by
, 3e and the locking bars 4c, 4e are expanded, respectively, in the state of FIG. 1 or FIG. However, the fasteners 3c and 3e and the locking bars 4c and 4e that are elastically bent inward at the hinges 5c and 5e or thermally set.
However, when the tape or the like is in a position to be restrained, the longitudinal axes of the respective stoppers and locking bars lie along a straight line in a position parallel to the separating plate 6a described later.

The free ends of the stopper and the locking bar, in which the hinge is bent or heat set, are substantially in contact with each other and are in a straight line as a whole (see FIGS. 3 and 4). 6
a is a lateral separation plate which is located in a plane symmetrical position that bisects the rectangular frame 1 and bridges between the corresponding two vertical sides of the frame.
Divide the width w window provided in the rectangular frame 1 by a,
Window holes 2b and 2c are provided, respectively. 7a is a rectangular frame 1
Each of the guide plates is shown standing on the side having the w length of.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, folded in,
Alternatively, the side surfaces of the stopper and the locking bar at the position where heat is set and the tape or the like is restrained have a considerable distance with respect to the separating plate 6a, and there is a slight gap with the guide plate 7a. is there. Further, at the folding positions of the locking bars 4c and 4d, the side surface on the guide plate side of the locking frame 4c and the side surface of the side edge of the rectangular frame 1 having the w length should be overlapped by x length in the plan view. Occupy. Referring to FIG. 5, when a strong pulling force is applied from the loop side of the tape or the like, the locking bars 4c and 4d are displaced in the direction in which the overlapping length x is increased, and the bond strength is strengthened.

In this embodiment, since the fixing member is formed symmetrically with respect to the separating plate 6a, the entire description may be omitted due to the description of the one-sided structure unless otherwise necessary. The method of using the fixture of this example is as follows.

(1) Fixing device in which the stopper and the locking bar are bent at the hinge and heat set (see FIGS. 3 and 4) [First-stage connecting work] In FIG. 3 or 4, one end of tape or the like is used. Is bent into a U-shape, and is pushed into the window hole 2b from the back surface side of the rectangular frame 1 (substantially, as shown in FIG. 7) and inserted. The tape or the like bent in a U shape is held by the separating plate 6a or the guide plate 7a, and does not expand from the window hole 2b to a space larger than that.

From the hinges 5c, 5d to the stoppers 3c,
3d and the locking bars 4c, 4d are elastically bent and heat set, and the intermediate portions of the stoppers 3c, 3d and the locking bars 4c, 4d aligned in a straight line are connected to each other by the inverted U-shaped tip portion of the tape or the like. The hinges 5c and 5d are displaced against the elastic force and eliminated, and as a result, they penetrate through the free end gaps of the locking bars 4c and 4d to the front side of the rectangular frame, but at that time, the stoppers 3c and 3d and the locking Since the bars 4c, 4d are returned to the old positions, the locking bars 4c, 4d are inserted into the inverted U-shaped gap of the tape or the like from both sides, so that the locking work is easy. You can do it efficiently.

At this stage, if a pulling force is applied to the free end of the tape or the like to reduce the inverted U-shaped portion, the locking bars 4c,
4d, tape, etc., are the rectangular frame 1, the separating plate 6a, and the guide plate 7.
Since the locking bar and the side of the rectangular frame occupy the position as shown in the cross section of FIG. 5 with respect to a and sandwich the tape or the like, based on the frictional force generated on the uneven surface between the members, the tape and the book are formed. The first stage coupling with the example fixture is complete.

[Second-stage connection work] The other end of the tape or the like that binds the packaged items to form a loop is bent into a U-shape in the same manner as in the first-stage connection work, and the lower surface of the fixture is described. Inserted from the side into the window 2c, the tip of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like displaces and eliminates the free ends of the stoppers 3e and 3f and the locking bars 4e and 4f against the elastic force of the hinge. When the tape or the like is inserted through the window hole, the stoppers 3e and 3f and the locking bars 4e and 4 are inserted into the inner gaps of the inverted U-shaped tape and the like.
When f is repositioned / inserted, tapes of equal width are locked to the locking bars 4e, 4f
Hand over to the club.

At this time, the connecting portion such as the tape in the first stage with respect to the fixture is restrained by the separating plate 6a and does not bulge into the space on the side of the window hole 2c, so that the space of the window hole 2c does not narrow. It is relatively easy to insert a U-shaped bending tape or the like into the window hole 2c. The U-shaped bending tape or the like can be inserted into the window hole 2c using the separation plate 6a or the guide plate 7a as a guide, and the insertion and positioning are easy.

Therefore, when a strong tensile force is applied to the free end on the other side of the tape or the like, the surface of the tape or the like and the locking bar 4e.
, 4f, and the loop part such as the binding tape is pulled and contracted to securely bind the package (see FIG. 5). Even if the strong pulling force is removed from the free end of the tape, the pulling force of the tape on the loop side takes precedence and the locking bar 4e (4f)
By pulling, the x bar is forced to overlap in a plan view between the locking bar 4e (4f) and the rectangular frame 1, and the surface of the tape, the locking bars 4e, 4f and the peripheral surface of the window hole 2c. , The guide plate 7a and the guide plate 7a are bonded to each other based on the strong frictional force generated on the uneven surface, and the tape or the like is suppressed. Even on the lower side surface of the rectangular frame 1, the tape or the like is pressed twice to suppress the movement in the longitudinal direction. In this way, the other end of the looped tape or the like can be connected to the fixture to bind the packaged items very efficiently.

(2) Fixing device in which the stopping device and the locking bar are deployed from the hinge (see FIGS. 1 and 2) The connecting work between the above-mentioned tape and the fixing device is performed in advance by using the stopping device and the fixing device. Although the description has been given for the fixing tool in which the locking lever is folded and heat set at the hinge, as shown in FIG. 1 or 2, the stoppers 3c to 3f and the locking bars 4c to 4c.
It is also possible to use f with the fasteners unfolded respectively. At that time, the stoppers 3c to 3f and the locking bars 4c to 4f are manually inserted into the gaps of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like.

[First Stage Connection Work] Since the stoppers 3c and 3d and the locking bars 4c and 4d are provided on the vertical sides of the rectangular frame 1 which face each other, the locking bars 4c and 4d are in the longitudinal axis direction. The length is short and its free end is inverted U
Since it can be folded from both sides without supporting it on the bottom of the letter-shaped tape or the like, the work of inserting the locking bars 4c and 4d into the gap of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like is easy and efficient. The inverted U-shaped tape or the like inserted through each window is guided by the guide plate 7a or the like, and the stoppers 3c and 3d and the locking bar 4c are provided.
, 4d occupy the position where it is easy to fold. Also, the window hole 2c
There is no fear that the tape or the like locked on the window narrows the space on the window hole 2d side.

With respect to the vertical side plane of the rectangular frame 1, hinges 5c,
Since 5d, the stoppers 3c and 3d, and the locking bars 4c and 4d are attached so as to be inclined, the respective stoppers and locking bars are obliquely inserted into the inverted U-shaped gap of the tape or the like. It becomes a movement, and the insertion work is performed smoothly. Before applying the pulling force to the free end of the tape or the like to shrink the inverted U-shaped tape, the stoppers 3c and 3d and the locking bars 4c and 4d are returned to their original positions based on the elastic force of the hinges 5c and 5d. Or, be careful not to return. Subsequent operations are similar to those for a fixture in which the stop and locking bar are bent at the hinges and heat set, so see.

[Second-stage connection work] Since the separating plate 6a is provided in the window hole, and the connecting structure of the inverted U-shaped tape in the window hole 2b does not affect the window hole 2c side, The connection work such as two-stage tape is also omitted.
It can be performed in the same manner as the connecting work in the first stage. Also, based on the fact that the axial direction of each hinge is inclined,
It is easy to insert the free ends of the stoppers 3e, 3f and the locking bars 4e, 4f into a gap such as an inverted U-shaped tape. Other functions are the same as in the case of the fixture in which the stopper and the locking bar are bent at the hinge and heat set. Therefore, the work efficiency of connecting the fastener and the tape or the like does not decrease.

(No. 2) FIG. 6 is a perspective view of another embodiment in which the fixing tool of the tape of the present invention is developed, and FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along line VII-VII in FIG. In the figure, members designated by the same reference numerals as those described in the embodiment (part 1) have the same structure and function as those of the embodiment (part 1). However, in the case of this embodiment, the stoppers 3c and 3d and the locking bars 4c and 4 are
d, hinges 5c and 5d connecting them, and a stopper 3e
, 3f and the locking bars 4e, 4f are provided in parallel with the longitudinal direction of the separating plate 6b. Further, the stoppers 3c and 3d, the locking bars 4c and 4d, and the stoppers 3e.
, 3f and locking bars 4e, 4f are preliminarily elastically heat-set at the folding positions, respectively.
Molded into a shape as shown in FIGS.

In the present embodiment, the cross-sectional shape of the central separating plate 6b is an inverted ginkgo leaf shape (a shape in which the shape of the shamisen drum is inverted) as shown in FIG. It projects above the upper side surface, and its height is substantially aligned with the upper surface of the folding locking bar. The outline of the method of using the fixture of this example is as follows.

[First-stage connection work] Referring to FIG.
Now, when bending the free end of the tape or the like into an inverted U shape and inserting it toward the window 2b from the lower side along the direction of the arrow A, the tip of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like is Guided by the central separating plate 6b, diving through the window 2b, further advancing in the direction of the arrow B, the locking bar 4c (4d) is displaced / eliminated against the elastic force of the synthetic resin hinge, and the inverted U-shaped tape. Since the tip of the locking bar enters the upper surface side through the gap of the free end of the locking bar, as a result, the locking bar returns to the inside of the tip of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like due to the elastic force of the hinge, and the tape, Insert up to the upper side of the rectangular frame. Thus, semi-automatically U tape etc.
The engagement relationship between the inner side of the character-shaped tip and the locking bar is established.

At this stage, if a pulling force is applied to the free end of the tape or the like to reduce the inverted U-shaped portion, the locking bar 4c
Since (4d) and the tape and the like occupy positions as shown in the cross section of FIG. 5 with respect to the rectangular frame 1 and the separating plate 6b, the locking bar and the rectangular frame side overlap each other in the plan view to sandwich the tape and the like. The first-stage coupling between the tape and the like and the fixture of this embodiment is completed based on the frictional force generated on the uneven surface between the members.

[Second-stage connection work] The other end of the tape or the like, which bundles the packages to form a loop, is bent into a U-shape in the same manner as in the first-stage connection work, and the lower surface of the fixture is attached. The second-stage coupling operation of inserting the tape from the side into the window 2c and coupling with a tape or the like is almost the same as the above description (however, the insertion direction is arrow A ', B'), and other The action and effect are the same as those of the embodiment (1). According to the present embodiment, the operation of mounting the tape or the like on the fixture is extremely simple, easy, and efficient, so that even an unskilled person has no difference in work efficiency.

Of course, the stoppers 3c and 3d and the locking bars 4c and 4d, and the stoppers 3e and 3f and the locking bar 4e.
, 4f are not set to the folding position in advance, the tip of the inverted U-shaped tape or the like advances in the direction of arrow A in the step of the [first step of connecting work] step, and the separating plate of the fixture is separated. 6b guided under the window 2b and further proceeded in the direction of the arrow B. Then, from the hinges 5c, 5d, the stoppers 3c, 3d and the locking bars 4c, 4d were placed in the gaps such as tape. If it is folded in, then the operation can be continued as described in the embodiment (1) and (2).

(Part 3) FIG. 8 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the fixture of the present invention. In the figure, the members designated by the same reference numerals as those described in the embodiment (Part 1) are: It has the same structure and the same material as those described in the embodiment. 6c
, 6c are separating plates provided in a plane symmetrical position that bisects the rectangular frame 1. Even if the separating plate is arranged in two as shown in the figure, it does not protrude into the window hole. As long as it is, the functional effect of suppressing the U-shaped tape or the like connected to the window hole from bulging into the window hole on the other side is the same as in the case of the single continuous plate. Therefore, the split separation plate as shown in FIG. 8 is effective even when applied to the embodiment (part 2).

The guide plates 7b, 7b are also separated by the separating plates 6c,
Corresponding to 6c, it can be provided separately on the side of the rectangular frame. However, at least one surface of the guide plate is provided facing or close to the window hole side. The method of use, operation, and effect of this embodiment are as described in the embodiment (1) and (2).

(Part 4) FIG. 9 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the fixture of the present invention. In the figure, the members designated by the same reference numerals as those explained in the embodiment (Part 3) are:
It has the same structure and the same function as the embodiment. However,
In FIG. 9, the hinges, stoppers and locking bars other than the hinge 5g, the stopper 3e and the locking bar 4e are not shown. Also in the case of this embodiment, the total of four hinges, stoppers and locking bars are provided as in the other cases.

The hinge 5g in the present embodiment is provided with a hinge (see FIG. 10) having a function of being automatically folded when it is folded by a predetermined angle by synthetic resin molding.
From the unfolded state of e and the locking bar 4e (as shown in FIG. 9), after folding to a certain angle into the gap such as the inverted U-shaped tape inserted in the window hole, it is automatically folded and comes to the fixed position. Since the tape and the like are rocked to lock (see Fig. 5), even if the reverse U-shaped tape or the like is inadvertently contracted by applying a pulling force to the tape or the like, the stopper and the locking bar are separated from the tape or the like. There is no risk of deviation. During the work, the stopper 3e and the locking bar 4e are semi-automatically folded into the gap such as the inverted U-shaped tape.
Work mistakes are reduced and efficiency is improved. The hinge having the above-mentioned structure is the embodiment (part 1), (part 2) or (part 3).
Even if it replaces with each hinge given to, a predetermined effect is produced.

[0046]

As described above, according to the fixing device such as the tape of the present invention, the U-shaped bent ends of the binding tape made of synthetic resin are inserted into the window holes provided in the rectangular frame. In addition, it is easy to fold each stopper and locking bar hinged to a square frame into the gap of the inserted inverted U-shaped tape, etc., and it is easy to engage, and the connecting structure of the tape and the fixture is Since it does not adversely affect other adjacent window holes, it is easy and easy to connect the fixing tool and tape etc. Therefore, even if you are not experienced, use semi-hard synthetic resin tape etc. It is possible to carry out the binding work of the package to be carried out efficiently, systematically and extremely efficiently.

In the method of use, the fixing device of the tape of the present invention, which is particularly useful as described above, is formed by integral injection molding with a thermoplastic synthetic resin using a mold. No significant cost increase will occur. In addition, if the binding tape and the like are separated from the packing material and the fixing tool, it can withstand reuse again and again, which is the same as the conventional product.
In terms of strength as well, there are experimental results showing that it is at least as good as, or stronger than, conventional products. As described above, it is possible to obtain a special action and effect that cannot be expected from a conventionally known joint such as a tape.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment in which respective stoppers of a tape fastener of the present invention are developed.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of an embodiment in which each stopper of the fixture of the present invention is developed.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a fixture in which each stopper is heat set or folded.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of an embodiment of a fixing device in which each stopper is heat-set or folded.

5 is a VV cross section in FIG. 4. FIG.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of another embodiment showing the deployed state of each stopper of the fixture of the present invention.

FIG. 7: VII-V in FIG. 6 with the fastener heat set
II cross section.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of another embodiment in which the respective stoppers of the fixture of the present invention are expanded and shown.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of another embodiment in which the stoppers of the fixing device of the present invention are shown in a developed state.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a hinge applied to the fixture of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a joint such as a known tape.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Square frame 2b Window hole 3c Stopper 4c Locking bar 5c Hinge 6a Separation plate 7a Guide plate.

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A lateral separating plate is formed at a symmetrical plane position that divides a rectangular frame having a window having a width that allows insertion of a tape or a band width, and divides the window into two equal parts. Bars for locking the tape or band are connected to the outer sides of the sides of the rectangular frame to which the separation plates are connected, respectively, via hinges, while the lengths of the locking bars are opposed to each other. A fixing tool such as a tape characterized in that when the locking bars are folded along a common straight line toward the window hole side, the free ends of the corresponding locking bars are in contact with each other. 2. A lateral separating plate is formed at a symmetrical plane position that divides a rectangular frame having a window having a width that allows a tape or a band width to be inserted, and divides the window into two equal parts. The right-angled cross section of the separating plate is formed into a ginkgo leaf shape with an upward expansion, and bars on each side of the square frame to which the separating plate is connected are provided with bars for locking tapes or bands via hinges. While connecting to a pair, the opposite locking bars are folded at the hinges toward the window hole and elastically heat set. At that time, the lengths of the opposite locking bars are set so that their free ends contact each other. And a fixture such as a tape characterized in that the longitudinal axis of the locking bar is provided in parallel with the separating plate and the rectangular frame plane, respectively. 3. When the hinge shafts attached to the outer surface of the rectangular frame to which the separating plates are connected are tilted from the connecting positions of the separating plates toward both lateral sides, and the locking bars connected via the hinges are expanded. Is formed in an octagonal shape, and when the locking bars to be connected are folded into the window hole side, the longitudinal axis of the locking bar is parallel to the separating plate and the rectangular frame plane, and / or 3. A fixing tool such as a tape according to claim 1, wherein guide plates are provided along the sides of the rectangular frame parallel to the separating plate. 4. The opposing locking bars are elastically heat-set by folding them into the window hole side at the hinges respectively,
4. A fixing tool such as a tape according to claim 1, wherein the longitudinal axis of each locking bar is provided so as to be parallel to the separating plate and the rectangular frame plane. 5. A fixing tool such as a tape according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the separating plate and / or the guide plate has a central portion in the longitudinal direction cut and cut off.