JPH0911596A - Seal holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To certainly affix a seal even if a holder or the face of a seal is inclined by bringing the leading end of a seal into contact with red seal-ink and bringing the seal into contact with a sealing position at the other shaking end thereof and fixing the lower part of the seal to a shaking means. CONSTITUTION: Since a positioning base stand 11 has a horizontal U-shape, a place desired to be sealed can be positioned within the space of this horizontal U-shaped part in an extremely easy manner. Subsequently, when a case main body 1 is pressed downward, a rotary gear 6 is rotated by a rack leg 10 and a link plate 7 is also rotated and the fixing member 8 of a seal 9 is revolved centering around the rotary gear 6 by the rotation of the link plate 7. The seal 9 is shaken centering around the rotary shaft 13 within the case main body 1 accompanied by the revolving operation of the fixing member 8 while supported by a loose insertion ring 12. The leading end of the seal 9 comes into contact with the surface of paper at the final end of shaking operation to affix a seal.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a seal stamp holder in which a seal stamp is arranged inside a case.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As an example, there is Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-17951. The utility model registration claims in that gazette include:
`` A window formed in the outer cylinder with one end rotatably supported on the side surface of the outer cylinder by moving the inner cylinder fitted with a seal back and forth in the inner hole of the outer cylinder and urging the return spring. A rotary lid with vermilion that appears from the part is arranged, and when the inner cylinder is advanced, the cause surface bites into the vermilion appropriately, and then it is further advanced and the rotary lid is rotated and pushed up to the outside of the window part, In a seal holder main body configured such that the stamp surface is exposed to the tip of the opening hole portion of the outer cylinder, at least the outer cylinder and the front cylinder portion located in the opening hole portion is made of a transparent resin molded product. And a seal stamp holder with a lid. " That is, by pressing the outer cylinder in the direction of the stamp face, the rotary lid is rotated and opened, and the seal stamp is vertically lowered and stamped.

[0003]

However, in the above seal stamp holder, the seal is fitted in the inner cylinder, and the inner cylinder is slidably arranged parallel to the outer cylinder. If the outer cylinder is tilted to perform the stamping operation, the stamp will also be tilted, and the stamp cannot be accurately stamped in some cases. In other words, the bottom surface is also inclined due to the inclination of the stamp, and the entire bottom surface does not contact the stamp surface, resulting in a portion that cannot be imprinted.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a seal stamp holder having a seal stamp disposed inside a case, wherein the seal stamp is freely swingable in the case, and one of the swinging motions thereof. The gist of the invention is that the tip of the stamp abuts on the red meat at the swinging end of the stamp and the stamping position at the other swinging end, and the lower part of the stamp is fixed to the swinging means.

[0005]

Despite the inclination of the holder, the seal stamp is brought into contact with the seal face to correct its own posture by swinging it, and is contacted parallel to the seal face.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Reference numeral 1 is a case body, and the case body 1 has a flared hem and a trumpet shape.
This is because the stamp to be described later swings inside the case body 1. The end surface 2 of the case body 1 is rectangular from the center. A saucer 3 is detachably fixed to one side of the rectangular portion (end surface 2), and a red meat 4 is placed on the saucer 3. On the other hand, an opening 5 is formed on the other side of the rectangular portion, and the seal stamp is projected from the opening 5.

A rotary gear 6 is axially supported by a supporting shaft 6a in the lower middle portion of the case body 1, and a link plate 7 is fixed to the rotary gear 6. An annular fixing member 8 that holds a seal is rotatably supported by the link plate 7. The vicinity of the lower end of a seal 9 that is generally commercially available is fixed to the fixing member 8. The inner surface of the fixing member 8 may be coated with an elastic paint or the like in order to improve the fixed state of the stamp 9, or a rubber-like elastic member may be bonded. . A rack leg 10 slidably attached to the case body 1 meshes with the rotary gear 6.
A U-shaped base 11 is fixed to the lower ends of the rack legs 10. An elastic member such as a leaf spring or a coil spring is interposed between the rack leg 10 and the case body 1 to urge each other. That is, the case body 1 is always biased upward.

On the other hand, above the casing main body 1, an annular loose insertion ring 12 loosely inserted above the seal 9 is rotatably supported by a rotary shaft 13. This loose insertion ring 1
The upper part of the seal 9 is substantially prevented from swinging, and the link plate 7 swings only the lower part of the seal 9 around the loose insertion ring 12. Even if the upper part of the seal 9 is blocked, the seal 9 is not securely fixed but can be slightly swung back and forth and left and right within the range of the loose insertion ring 12.

Next, the operation will be described. FIG. 1 shows a state in which the tip of the stamp 9 is in contact with the red meat 4. Rather than abutting, it is slightly buried in the red meat 4. This is for the purpose of applying ink sufficiently to the tip of the stamp 9 and also for applying the ink to the entire tip. From this state, the case main body 1 is grasped and lifted by a hand or the like, and the base 11 is positioned at a place to be imprinted. At this time, since the base 11 has a U-shape, it suffices to position a portion to be imprinted between the U-shapes. It is very easy to position. Then, when the case body 1 is pressed downward, the rotary gear 6
Is rotated by the rack legs 10, and the link plate 7 also rotates. By the rotation of the link plate 7, the fixing member 8 fixing the stamp 9 rotates about the rotary gear 6. Then, as the fixing member 8 rotates, the seal 9
While being supported by the loose insertion ring 12, it swings in the case body 1 around the rotation shaft 13. Then, at the final end of the swinging motion, the leading end of the seal 9 comes into contact with the paper surface (print surface), and the stamp is made (see FIG. 4).

Next, an example in which the stamping operation is performed with the case body 1 tilted will be described with reference to FIG. By the pressing operation of the case main body 1, the bottom surface of the stamp 9 initially contacts the stamp surface while inclining, but the stamp 9 is fixed at the front end side that is subjected to the swinging action, and the rear end thereof is loosely attached to the loose insertion ring 12. Since it is inserted, the rear end of the stamp 9 is appropriately moved to correct the posture, and the bottom surface of the stamp 9 and the stamp surface are parallel to each other.

[0011]

The present invention is a seal holder in which a seal is arranged inside a case, wherein the seal is freely swingable in the case, and one swing end of the swing motion is Since the tip of the seal abuts against the red line and the other swing end abuts on the stamping position, and the lower part of the seal is fixed to the swing means, even if the holder is tilted, or , It is possible to surely imprint even if the stamp surface is inclined.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view in which the sectional position corresponding to FIG. 1 is changed.

3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a stamped state.

FIG. 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a state of imprinting with tilting.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 case main body 2 rectangular part 3 saucer 4 vermilion 5 opening 6 rotating gear 6a support shaft 7 link plate 8 fixing member 9 seal 10 rack leg 11 base 12 loose insertion ring 13 support shaft

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A seal stamp holder in which a seal stamp is arranged inside a case, wherein the seal stamp is swingable in the case.
One end of the swinging motion is such that the tip of the stamp abuts against the vermilion, and the other swinging end abuts the stamping position, and the lower part of the stamp is fixed to the swinging means. A stamp holder characterized by.