JPH0995378A - Record media holder, floppy disk holder, container case and holder set - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To confirm the kind of CD-ROM, CD, and FD on deliverying or displaying commodities and facilitate the disposal treatment. SOLUTION: A CD-ROM holder A is provided with nearly arcuate insertion parts 22-1 or the like to hold CD-ROMs in the insertion parts 22-1. Since the holder is provided with an upper flap 50, a lateral flap 52, and a lower flap 54, CD-ROMs are pressed. In a FD holder B as well, fitting parts 62a, 64b are provided to hold FDs in these fitting parts 64a, 64b. The CD-ROM holder A and the FD holder B are contained in a case C in a back-to-back state. An aperture 102 is opened at the front face 110 of the case C and an aperture 104 is opened at the rear face 112 thereof. A part of the surface of all CD-ROMs is visible and also the surface of FDs can be visually observed.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a holder or a case for holding a recording medium such as a CD-ROM or a compact disc or a floppy disc.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a transparent case made of synthetic resin has been known as a case for accommodating a CD-ROM or a compact disc. That is, the CD-ROM or the like is stored in a protective bag, then in the case, and displayed in a store or the like. When housing a plurality of CD-ROMs, the plurality of CD-ROMs are stacked and housed in the case. Further, with respect to floppy disks, when a plurality of floppy disks are stored in a predetermined case, the floppy disks are generally stored in a stacked state.

[0003]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION Problems to be Solved by the Invention
In the case of a case for OM or a compact disc and a case for a floppy disc, the discs and the like are stored in a stacked state so that a predetermined CD is provided at the time of shipment and display at a store.
-Products such as ROM could not be confirmed, and problems such as erroneous delivery and out-of-stock items arose, and consumers were unable to obtain desired products. In addition, since the above case is formed of a synthetic resin, there is a problem that disposal processing is difficult. Therefore, the present invention provides a holder and a storage case for a recording medium that allows confirmation of the type of a CD-ROM, a floppy disk, or the like at the time of shipping or displaying products, and that can be easily disposed of. The purpose is.

[0004]

The present invention was made to solve the above problems, and firstly, a recording medium holder for holding a recording medium having a substantially plate shape, The recording medium holder has a plate-shaped portion, and a plurality of insertion portions for inserting the recording medium are provided in the plate-shaped portion. In this recording medium holder, since a plurality of insertion portions for inserting the recording medium into the plate-shaped portion are provided, by inserting and holding a recording medium such as a CD-ROM into the insertion portions, all recording media can be inserted. It is possible to expose at least a part of the recording medium and to visually recognize at least a part of the surface of the recording medium. Therefore, even when the recording medium holder is put in the case, the type of the recording medium can be known. Secondly, the recording medium holder is formed of a paper material. According to the recording medium holder having the second configuration, since the recording medium holder is made of a paper material, it is possible to easily perform the disposal process.

Thirdly, in the first or second configuration, the insertion portions are arranged in a predetermined direction, and the wall thickness is thicker than the plate-like portion along the arrangement direction of the insertion portions. It is characterized by having a part. In the recording medium holder of the third configuration, since the thick portion is provided, when inserting the recording medium, the thick portion is grasped with the thick portion on the front side, and the recording medium is held by the other hand. Plug in. In this way, it can be used to hold the recording medium holder by hand during the insertion work, and also plays a role of protecting the held recording medium. Fourthly, in the third configuration, the thick portion is provided with a holding portion for holding the end portion of the held recording medium. The pressing portion can prevent the recording medium from jumping out. Fifthly, in the third or fourth configuration, on the outer periphery of the plate-shaped portion excluding the thick portion,
It is characterized in that a flap for holding the recording medium is provided. In the recording medium holder having the fifth configuration,
Since the flap is provided, it is possible to prevent the recording medium from jumping out by pressing the flap, and the work can be smoothly performed when the recording medium is stored in the case.

Sixth, a recording medium holder for holding a recording medium having a substantially plate shape, having a substantially vertically long rectangular plate shape, having a recording medium holding area on one of the left and right sides and a meat on the other side. A main body plate portion having a thick portion formation region, and substantially arcuate insertion portions arranged in the recording medium holding region in the longitudinal direction;
From the long side of the main body plate portion on the side where the thick portion holding region is formed, a side wall portion continuously provided via a fold line, an upper layer plate portion continuously provided from the side wall portion via a fold line, and from the upper layer plate portion A small side wall portion that is continuously provided via a polygonal line and has a width smaller than the side wall portion,
The middle layer plate portion, which is continuously provided from the small side wall portion via a fold line, and is adhered to the thick portion forming region of the body plate portion, the notch provided between the upper layer plate portion and the middle layer plate portion, and the body. An upper flap continuously provided from the upper side of the recording medium holding area of the plate portion,
The main body plate has a lateral flap continuously provided from a long side of the main body plate portion on the recording medium holding area side, and a lower flap continuously provided from a lower side of the main body plate portion recording medium holding area. A thick-walled portion forming region, a side wall portion, an upper layer plate portion, a small side wall portion, and a middle-layer plate portion to form a thick wall portion,
The recording medium holder is formed of a paper material. In the recording medium holder having the sixth configuration,
A thick portion is formed by bending the side wall portion, the upper layer plate portion, the small side wall portion, and the middle layer plate portion. The thick portion can be used for holding the holder when the recording medium is inserted into the insertion portion, and also serves to protect the held recording medium. Further, the notch provided between the upper layer plate portion and the middle layer plate portion serves as a retainer for holding the end portion of the recording medium. Further, since an upper flap, a horizontal flap, and a lower flap are provided on the outer periphery of the main body plate portion, it can be used to press the recording medium.In particular, the upper flap and the lower flap are bent, and then the horizontal flap is bent. By pressing the upper flap and the lower flap with the horizontal flap, the recording medium can be held by holding it with one hand, and the workability such as storage in the case is improved. Further, since the recording medium holder is made of paper material, it can be easily discarded.

Seventh, a recording medium holder for holding a substantially plate-shaped recording medium, capable of holding a plurality of recording media, and for all the held recording media, The recording medium is held so that at least a part of the surface of the recording medium can be visually recognized. Since at least a part of the surface of the recording medium can be visually recognized, it is possible to know the type of the recording medium. Eighth, in any one of the first to seventh configurations, the recording medium is a CD-ROM.

Ninth, there is provided a floppy disk holder for holding a floppy disk, the main body plate portion having a substantially vertically long rectangular plate shape, and a pair of upper layer plates provided on both sides of the main body plate portion. And a pair of upper layer plate portions each having a notch for fitting a floppy disk, and the floppy disk holder is formed of a paper material. In the floppy disk holder having the ninth structure, since the upper layer plate has the notch,
By forming the fitting portion by the notch, the floppy disk is fitted in the fitting portion and the floppy disk is held. According to the floppy disk holder of the seventh structure, the floppy disk can be held only by fitting the floppy disk into the fitting portion formed by the notch, and the other parts than the fitting portion of the main body plate portion can be held. If a groove is also provided in the area, the side of the floppy disk can be taken out by fingers when taking out the floppy disk.

The tenth is a storage case,
A sleeve-shaped main body portion, a main body portion having a front surface portion, a rear surface portion, and a pair of side surface portions, a bottom piece portion continuously provided from the front surface portion or the back surface portion via a fold line, and the bottom piece portion via a fold line. And a tongue piece which is continuously provided with the tongue piece, and the tongue piece has a length such that the tongue piece does not drop from the opening in the lower part of the main body. In the storage case of the tenth configuration,
Since the tongue piece has a length that does not fall off the opening in the lower part of the main body, the bottom piece does not come off even if the tongue piece is not attached, and the tongue piece is not attached to the main body. If left unbonded, the sleeve-shaped main body can be folded, and the storage case itself can be stored in a flat plate shape. The eleventh feature is that the storage case of the tenth configuration is formed of paper material. This can facilitate disposal. In the twelfth, the eighth
Alternatively, the ninth configuration is characterized in that a window portion is provided on the front surface portion and the rear surface portion. Accordingly, by storing the above-mentioned recording medium holder or floppy disk holder, the held recording medium or floppy disk can be visually recognized.

The thirteenth is a holder set, which is a recording medium holder having any one of the above first to eighth configurations, a floppy disk holder having the ninth configuration, the compact disk holder and a floppy disk. A storage case for storing a holder, the storage case having a front portion and a window portion on a back portion. According to this holder set, the recording medium held in the recording medium holder and the floppy disk held in the floppy disk holder can be visually recognized from the outside by the window provided in the case. Also, fourteenth,
A holder set, comprising a compact disc holder having any one of the first to eighth configurations, a floppy disc holder having the ninth configuration, and a storage case having any one of the tenth to twelfth configurations. It is characterized by According to this holder set, the recording medium held in the recording medium holder and the floppy disk held in the floppy disk holder can be visually recognized from the outside by the window provided in the case.

[0011]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Here, in each of the drawings described below, the alternate long and short dash line indicates a mountain fold line.
The holder set S according to the embodiment of the present invention is, as shown in FIG. 1, a CD-ROM holder A as a recording medium holder.
And FD holder B as a floppy disk holder
And a case C as a storage case. Here, the CD-ROM holder A is C as a recording medium.
D-ROM and compact disc (hereinafter referred to as CD)
The FD holder B is for holding a floppy disk (hereinafter referred to as FD). The case C is a CD-ROM holder A.
And for housing the FD holder B.

First, the structure of the CD-ROM holder A will be described. As shown in FIGS.
-ROM holder A includes a main body 10, an upper flap 50,
It has a lateral flap 52 and a lower flap 54. The upper flap 50, the lateral flap 52, and the lower flap 54 function as a flap for pressing the recording medium. This CD-
The ROM holder A is made of cardboard material. The main body portion 10 has a CD-ROM holding area 1 as a recording medium holding area in which the insertion portions 22-1 to 22-5 are provided.
9 and a thick portion 15 provided along the CD-ROM holding area 19. CD-R of this thick part 15
The holding portion 17 projects toward the OM holding area 19 side.
Further, a notch 24 is provided near the boundary between the CD-ROM holding area 19 of the main body 10 and the thick portion 15.

The developed state of the CD-ROM holder A will be described. As shown in FIG.
It has side wall parts 30, 32, 34, 36, an upper layer plate part 40, a side wall part 42, an intermediate layer plate part 46, an upper flap 50, a lateral flap 52, and a lower flap 54.

Here, the main body plate portion 20 has a substantially rectangular shape and is provided with insertion portions 22-1 to 22-5 in the vertical direction. The insertion portion 22-1 and the like have an arc shape with a predetermined width, and the shape of the arc is upward. A notch 24 having a substantially triangular shape is provided at the lower end of the main body plate portion 20. Further, the side wall portions 30, 32, 34, 36 are continuously provided from the four sides of the main body plate portion 20 via a polygonal line. The side walls 30 and 34 are slightly shorter than the vertical width of the main body plate 20, whereas the left ends of the side walls 32 and 36 are located at a predetermined distance from the left end of the main body plate 20. It is in. That is, the upper layer plate portion 40 and the middle layer plate portion 46 are folded back and overlapped on the main body plate portion 20 to form the thick portion 15
The side walls 32 and 36 are provided so as to match the positions of the ends of the thick portion 15 since the side wall portions 32 and 36 are formed. In the main body plate portion 20, the right side of the line connecting the left end of the side wall portion 32 and the left end of the side wall portion 36 is the CD-ROM holding area 19, and the left side thereof is the thick portion forming area.

An upper layer plate portion 40 is continuously provided from the side wall portion 30 via a fold line. In addition, the upper plate portion 40
A notch 44 is provided from a predetermined distance from the upper and lower ends of the upper layer plate 40, and a side wall portion 42 as a small side wall portion is continuously provided above and below the notch 44. The width of the side wall portion 42 is smaller than that of the side wall portion 30 so that the middle layer plate portion 46 described later is located between the upper layer plate portion 40 and the main body plate portion 20. Further, an intermediate layer plate portion 46 is continuously provided from the side wall portion 42. Here, the upper layer plate portion 40 and the middle layer plate portion 46 are portions that become the thick portion 15 when assembled, and the upper layer plate portion 40 and the middle layer plate portion 46 are formed to have substantially the same lateral width.

Further, flaps are continuously provided from the side wall portions 32, 34 and 36, respectively. That is, the side wall portion 3
An upper flap 50 is connected to the side wall 2, a lateral flap 52 is connected to the side wall part 34, and a lower flap 54 is connected to the side wall part 36. Here, the upper flap 50 has a slightly arcuate upper end, and is a CD-ROM held at the uppermost position.
Makes it easier to see the surface of. The lateral flap 52 and the lower flap 54 have a substantially uniform width.

The manufacturing process of the CD-ROM holder A will be described. First, a cardboard material is punched and formed into a developed shape by Thomson or the like. That is, the corrugated board material is punched and formed into the outer peripheral shape of FIG.
2-1 to 22-5 are punched out and a notch 44 is made. Here, it is desirable to use E flute as the type of the corrugated board material. The direction of the middle step of the corrugated cardboard is the direction shown in the circle of FIG. The broken line portion is also subjected to a bent line forming process from the valley fold side surface in order to facilitate bending. Next, bending is performed along the fold line, and the front surface side of the middle layer plate portion 46 and the back surface side of the main body plate portion 20 in FIG. 5 are bonded. In this way, the thick portion 15 is formed by the upper layer plate portion 40, the middle layer plate portion 46, and a part of the main body plate portion 20. As described above, the CD-
The ROM holder A is formed.

Next, the structure of the FD holder B will be described. The FD holder B has a main body 60 and a recess 62 provided in the main body 60. Where the recess 62
Is formed in a groove shape from the upper end to the lower end of the main body portion 60, and has fitting portions 64a, 64 for fitting the FD in two places.
b is provided. Further, a substantially triangular notch 72 is provided at the lower end of the main body 60.

The developed state of the FD holder B will be described. As shown in FIG. 6, a substantially rectangular main body plate portion 70 and an upper layer plate portion 80 continuously provided from both sides of the main body plate portion 70. 90 and. Here, the main body plate portion 7
Reference numeral 0 has a substantially same outer shape as that of the main body plate portion 20 in the CD-ROM holder A, and a cutout 72 is provided at the lower end slightly to the right. Furthermore, on both sides of the body plate 70,
Upper layer plate portions 80 and 90 are arranged in series. Here, the upper layer plate portion 80 is provided with notches 82a and 82b at the top and bottom. The notches 82a and 82b have a substantially rectangular shape and have an outer shape in which semicircles are arranged at predetermined intervals on the rectangular long piece. In addition, the upper plate portion 90 also has notches 9 in the upper and lower portions.
2a and 92b are provided, and the notches 92a and 92b are provided.
Has an outer shape in which a substantially rectangular corner portion is obliquely cut out, and further, a rectangular long piece is provided with a trapezoidal convex portion.

The manufacturing process of the FD holder B will be described. First, a cardboard material is punched and formed into a developed shape by Thomson or the like. That is, the corrugated board material is punched and formed into the outer peripheral shape shown in FIG. Here, it is desirable to use B flute as the type of corrugated board material. The boundary portion between the main body plate portion 70 and the upper layer plate portions 80 and 90 is cut with a slight thickness left. The direction of the middle step of the corrugated cardboard is the direction shown in the circle in FIG. Then, the upper plate portion 8
Fold 0 and 90. That is, in FIG. 6, the upper layer plate portions 80 and 90 are folded back to the back side of the main body plate portion 70. Further, the upper plate portions 80, 90 and the main body plate portion 70 are bonded. The FD holder B is formed as described above.

Next, the structure of case C will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the case C includes a main body 100.
And a bottom piece 120 continuously provided from the main body 100, and a tongue piece 122 provided continuously from the bottom piece 120. Here, the main body 100 has a sleeve shape, has a window 102 in a front part 110, and has a rear part 112.
Has a window portion 104. Also, the bottom piece 120 is
The tongue piece 122 has substantially the same width as the side face 116, and the tongue piece 122 is connected to the bottom piece 120. A transparent sheet is stuck inside the window 102. This transparent sheet
Specifically, it is formed of polyvinyl chloride.

Explaining the unfolded state of the case C, it is constructed as shown in FIG. 7, and the front portion 110, the side portions 114 and 116, the rear portion 112, and the glue margin portion 118 are formed.
And a bottom piece 120 and a tongue piece 122. The front part 110 has a substantially rectangular outer shape and has a window part 102 having a vertically rectangular shape. In addition, the side surface portion 11
4, 116 are continuously provided from the left and right of the front part 110 through a fold line of a mountain fold, and have a vertically long rectangular shape. The width of the side surfaces 114 and 116 is large enough to accommodate any combination of the CD-ROM holder A and the FD holder B. Further, the back surface portion 112 is continuously provided from the side surface portion 114 via a fold line of a mountain fold, has the same outer shape as the front surface portion 110, and has the window portion 104 like the front surface portion 110. . Here, the window 104
Is formed to be slightly shorter than the window 102 in the vertical and horizontal directions. The width of the window 104 is FD.
Is formed smaller than the vertical width of the. Further, the glue margin portion 118 is continuously provided from the side surface portion 116 via a polygonal line.

Further, the bottom piece portion 120 is continuously provided from the lower end of the front surface portion 110 via a broken line. This bottom piece 1
As shown in FIG. 7, the length 20 in the lateral direction is the front portion 11
0 is formed slightly shorter than the horizontal length, and its left end is located on the right side of the left end of the front portion 110. As a result, at the time of assembly, as shown in FIG. 4, the opening 126 is formed in the bottom of the case C. The tongue piece 122 is extended from the bottom piece 120 and is formed in a slightly tapered shape. The length P of the tongue piece 122 is determined by the back surface 112.
Is substantially equal to the distance Q from the lower end of the window portion 104 to the lower end of the back surface portion 112. The length of the tongue piece portion 122 is such that it cannot be pulled out when the case C is assembled.

The manufacturing process of the case C will be described. First, a cardboard material is punched and formed into a developed shape by Thomson or the like. That is, the corrugated board material is punched and formed in the outer peripheral shape of FIG. 7, and the window portions 102 and 104 are punched and formed. In addition, the direction of the step of the core of the corrugated cardboard material is the direction shown in the circle in FIG. Here, as the type of the corrugated cardboard material, it is desirable to use a material of 0.6 mm to 1.0 mm. The broken line portion is also subjected to a bent line forming process from the valley fold side surface in order to facilitate bending. Before the folding and forming, the transparent sheet is attached to the window portion 102 at the position shown by the dotted line in FIG. 7 from the back side of the front portion 110. Next, perform bending along the polygonal line,
The glue margin portion 118 is adhered to the back side of the back surface portion 112. That is, the front part 110, the back part 112, the side parts 114, 11
6 forms a sleeve-shaped main body 100. that time,
The bottom piece 120 and the tongue piece 122 are bent on the back side of the front part 110, and the bottom piece 120 and the tongue piece 122 are held inside the sleeve-shaped main body 100. The tongue piece 122 is not adhered to the front surface 110 or the back surface 112. The case C is formed as described above.

The case C can be stored in a folded state. That is, the tongue piece 122 is attached to the main body 1.
00, and since the lateral length of the bottom piece 120 and the tongue piece 122 is shorter than the lateral length of the front part 110, the rear part 112, the side part 116, and further, The front part 110 and the side part 114 can be bent so that they are flush with each other, and the case C can be formed into a flat plate shape as a whole.

The usage states of the CD-ROM holder A, the FD holder B and the case C having the above-mentioned configurations will be described. First, the usage state of the CD-ROM holder A will be described with reference to FIG. CD-ROM holder A to hold
Is inserted into the insertion portion 22-1 or the like of the CD-ROM holder A. To hold the CD-ROM 130, hold the thick portion 15 with your left hand, with the thick portion 15 facing you.
Is inserted into the insertion portion 22-1 or the like. CD-ROM
While inserting 130 into the insertion portion and pulling it toward the front side, the end portion of the CD-ROM 130 has the thick portion 15
It comes under the holding portion 17 of the CD-ROM 130 so that the end portion of the CD-ROM 130 can be held by the holding portion 17. Here, since the insertion portion 22-1 and the like have a substantially arcuate shape facing upward, the contact area between the CD-ROM 130 and the main body plate portion 20 is large, and the CD-ROM 130 can be securely held.

Here, as the order of the inserting portions to be inserted, it is desirable to insert from the inserting portion located on the right side when the thick portion 15 is on the front side, that is, from the inserting portion 22-1 side. In this CD-ROM holder A,
Since there are 5 inserts, up to 5 CD-
The ROM can be held. In addition, CD-ROM
Since the recording surface of 130 comes into contact with the insertion portion 22-1 and the like, it is desirable to insert it into the insertion portion 22-1 in a state of being housed in a protective bag for protecting the CD-ROM.

When the insertion of the CD-ROM 130 is completed, the upper flap 50 and the lower flap 54 are folded. Then, the horizontal flap 52 is folded. Then, the horizontal flap 52 presses the upper flap 50 and the lower flap 54, so that the held CD-ROM can be pressed only by pressing the horizontal flap 52 with the left hand.

Next, regarding the usage state of the FD holder B,
This will be described with reference to FIG. Since the FD holder B is provided with the fitting portions 64a and 64b as shown in FIG. 3, the FD is fitted into the fitting portions 64a and 64b to hold the FD. For fitting, the notch 9 in the upper plate 90
The FD is fitted so that the upper side of the FD is fitted into the 2a and 92b. The right side portions of the fitting portions 64a and 64b shown in FIG.
The rectangular shaped corners are obliquely cut out, and further, the rectangular long piece is provided with a trapezoidal convex portion, and the fitting portions 64a and 64b are formed in a shape corresponding to the shape of the FD. Therefore, the FD can be fitted securely. Also, FIG.
Since the left side portions of the fitting portions 64a and 64b shown in (1) have an outer shape in which semicircles are arranged at predetermined intervals, the FD can be elastically held.

Next, a CD-R holding a CD-ROM
A case where the FD holder B holding the OM holder A and the FD is stored in the case C will be described. When storing, as shown in FIG. 10, CD-ROM holder A and FD
Stack holder B so that they are back to back. that time,
A notch 24 provided in the CD-ROM holder A,
The notch 72 provided on the FD holder B is made to match. By doing this, the CD-ROM
The FD and FD can be seen through the window of the case.

Then, as shown in FIG. 10, the CD-
The ROM holder A and the FD holder B are stored in a case C in a state of being overlapped with each other. As a concrete storage work, CD-R
CD with OM holder A and FD holder B stacked
-Hold it with the left hand at the position of the horizontal flap 52 of the ROM holder A. Then, the CD-ROM holder A and the FD holder B can be held at once with one hand while preventing the CD-ROM from falling off. Further, the case C is held with the right hand, and the CD-ROM holder A and the FD holder B are housed through the opening at the upper end of the case C. Then, CD-R
The OM holder A and the FD holder B have a certain amount of thickness, and the upper flap 50, the lateral flap 52, and the lower flap 54 formed by bending are trying to return to their original positions due to the repulsive force of the corrugated board material. Since the inner wall is pushed, the case C naturally takes the shape of a box.

In case C, the tongue piece 122 is
Is not adhered to the main body 100, but has a sufficient length so that the bottom does not come off, a transparent sheet is not attached to the window 104, and the tongue 1
Since the end of 22 is located near the lower end of the window 104, when the CD-ROM holder A or the FD holder B is stored in the case C, the tongue piece 1 is inserted by putting a finger in the window 104.
It is possible to more smoothly store by pressing 22 or the like.

When the storage of the CD-ROM holder A and the FD holder B in the case C is completed, a sealing sticker is attached to the opening at the upper end of the case C. CD-ROM holder A
With the FD holder B and the FD holder B housed in the case C, the surfaces of the CD-ROM and the FD can be seen through the windows. For example, for a CD-ROM, as shown in FIG. 11, CD-ROMs 130a to 130e are arranged, and the upper part of the surface of the CD-ROM can be seen for all the CD-ROMs. For the FD, the window 10
4 shows the surface of the FD. This can prevent erroneous delivery, missing parts, and the like. The window 10
2 has a transparent sheet attached, so a CD-ROM
130a and the like do not jump out of the window 102. In addition, the upper flap 50, the horizontal flap 52, the lower flap 54
Since it is pressed by the inner wall of the case C, the posture holding the CD-ROM can be maintained. Also, with respect to the FD, the width of the window 104 is smaller than the width of the FD, so that the FD does not protrude from the window 104.

CD-ROM stored as described above
When removing the FD or FD, remove the sealing sticker attached to the upper end of the case C, and remove the CD-ROM holders A and F.
Take out the D holder B. As for the CD-ROM, the CD-R held from the CD-ROM holder A
Pull out the OM and take it out. As for the FD, the fitted FD is taken out. Note that, in the FD holder B, as shown in FIG. 3, in the concave portion 62, groove portions are formed in portions other than the fitting portions 64a and 64b that match the shape of the FD. Hang your finger F
D can be easily removed.

In the above description, the case where the CD-ROM holder A and the FD holder B are housed in the case C has been described. However, for example, when it is desired to house 10 CD-ROMs, the CD-ROM holder is used. Two A's may be stored in the case C, or if four FDs are to be stored, F
Two D holders B may be stored in the case C. Note that C
The window portion 104 of the rear surface portion 112 of the case C may have the same size as the window portion 102 in order to accommodate the case where two D-ROM holders A are stored. Also, the above CD
-The ROM holder A, the FD holder B, and the case C are made of corrugated cardboard material, so they are very easy to dispose of.
Printing on the CD-ROM holder A, the FD holder B, and the case C is also very easy.

In the above-mentioned CD-ROM holder A, the insertion portions are arranged vertically, but
The present invention is not limited to this, and it is possible to visually recognize the surface of the CD-ROM by shifting and holding the CD-ROM, such as being arranged horizontally. In addition, although the number of the insertion portions has been described as five, any number of insertion portions can be provided.

Further, although the FD holder B has been described as having two fitting portions, the number of fitting portions is arbitrary. In the above description, the CD-ROM holder A is C
Although the D-ROM is described as being housed, other recording media such as a CD for music, a CD-V, and an MO disk may be held. Further, the CD-ROM holder A, the FD holder B, and the case C have been described as being formed of a corrugated board material, but may be other paper materials instead of the corrugated board material.

[0038]

According to the recording medium holder of the first aspect of the present invention, it is possible to expose at least a part of the recording medium for all recording media such as CD-ROMs,
At least a part of the surface of the recording medium can be visually recognized. Therefore, even when the recording medium holder is put in a case, the type of the recording medium can be known, and there is no risk of erroneous delivery or missing items.

Further, according to the recording medium holder of the second aspect, since it is made of paper material, it is possible to easily perform the disposal processing. According to the recording medium holder of the third aspect, the thick portion can be used for holding the recording medium holder by hand during the inserting work, and
It also plays the role of protecting the held recording medium. Further, according to the recording medium holder of the fourth aspect, it is possible to prevent the recording medium from jumping out by the pressing portion. Also,
According to the recording medium holder of the fifth aspect, since the flap is provided, it is possible to prevent the recording medium from jumping out by holding the flap, and the work can be performed when the recording medium is stored in a case. It can be done smoothly.

Further, according to the recording medium holder of the sixth aspect, the thick portion can be used to hold the holder when the recording medium is inserted into the insertion portion, and protect the held recording medium. Play a role. Further, the notch provided between the upper layer plate portion and the middle layer plate portion serves as a retainer for holding the end portion of the recording medium. Also, since a flap is provided on the outer periphery of the main body plate portion, it can be used to press the recording medium, and in particular,
Bending the upper flap and the lower flap, and then bending the horizontal flap so that the upper flap and the lower flap can be pressed by this horizontal flap, so that you can hold the recording medium with one hand and hold it in the case. Workability is improved. Further, since the recording medium holder is made of paper material, it can be easily discarded.

According to the recording medium holder of the seventh aspect, since at least a part of the surface of the recording medium can be visually recognized, it is possible to know the type of the recording medium. Further, according to the floppy disk holder of the ninth aspect, since the notch is provided in the upper layer plate portion, the fitting portion is formed by this notch, so that the floppy disk is fitted into the fitting portion. Can hold a floppy disk only. According to the storage case of claim 10, the bottom piece does not come off even if the tongue piece is not adhered, and if the tongue piece is not adhered to the main body, the sleeve-like main body is formed. The parts can be folded, and the storage case itself can be stored in a flat plate shape. Moreover, according to the storage case of the eleventh aspect, it is possible to facilitate the disposal.

According to the storage case of the twelfth aspect, the held compact disk or floppy disk can be visually recognized. Further, according to the holder set according to claim 13 and claim 14, the recording medium held by the recording medium holder and the floppy disk held by the floppy disk holder are visually recognized from the outside by the window provided in the case. be able to.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a configuration of a holder set according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a CD-ROM holder.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a configuration of an FD holder.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a case.

FIG. 5 is a development view of a CD-ROM holder.

FIG. 6 is a development view of an FD holder.

FIG. 7 is a development view of a case.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing a usage state of a CD-ROM holder.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a usage state of the FD holder.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a state of housing the CD-ROM holder and the FD holder in a case.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing a state where the CD-ROM holder is housed in a case.

[Explanation of symbols]

S Holder set A CD-ROM holder B FD holder C Case 10 Main body part 15 Thick part 17 Holding part 19 CD-ROM holding area 20 Main body plate part 22-1, 22-2, 22-3, 22-4, 22 -5
Insertion part 30, 32, 34, 36, 42 Side wall part 40 Upper layer plate part 44 Notch 46 Middle layer plate part 50 Upper flap 52 Horizontal flap 54 Lower flap 60 Main body part 62 Recess 64a, 64b Fitting part 70 Main body plate part 80, 90 Upper layer plate part 82a, 82b, 92a, 92b Cutout 100 Main body part 102, 104 Window part 110 Front part 112 Back part 114, 116 Side part 120 Bottom piece part 130, 130a-130e CD-ROM 140 FD

 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (72) Akira Takase 1015 Kamiodanaka, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Fujitsu Limited (72) Inventor, Keinosuke Miyazaki 3-4-1, Inukura, Miyamae-ku, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture Within Fujitsu Logistics Co., Ltd.

Claims (14)

[Claims] 1. A recording medium holder for holding a substantially plate-shaped recording medium, wherein the recording medium holder has a plate-shaped portion, and a plurality of insertion portions for inserting the recording medium are provided in the plate-shaped portion. A recording medium holder characterized by being provided. 2. The recording medium holder according to claim 1, wherein the recording medium holder is formed of a paper material. 3. The insert portion is arranged in a predetermined direction, and has a thick portion thicker than the plate-like portion along the arrangement direction of the insert portion. Recording medium holder. 4. The recording medium holder according to claim 3, wherein the thick portion is provided with a holding portion for holding an end portion of the held recording medium. 5. The recording medium holder according to claim 3, wherein a flap for pressing the recording medium is provided on the outer periphery of the plate-shaped portion excluding the thick portion. 6. A recording medium holder for holding a recording medium having a substantially plate shape, which has a substantially vertically long rectangular plate shape, has a recording medium holding area on one of the left and right sides, and has a thick portion forming area on the other side. A main body plate portion having substantially arcuate insertion portions arranged in the recording medium holding area in the longitudinal direction, and a continuous line from a long side of the main body plate portion on the thick portion holding area forming side through a polygonal line. A side wall portion, an upper layer plate portion continuous from the side wall portion through a fold line, and a small side wall portion continuous from the upper layer plate portion through a fold line and having a width smaller than the side wall portion; A middle layer plate portion continuously provided from the side wall portion through a fold line and adhered to a thick portion forming region of the main body plate portion, a notch provided between the upper layer plate portion and the middle layer plate portion, and the main body plate portion Of the upper recording medium holding area, and the recording medium holding of the main body plate section. A lateral flap continuously provided from the long side on the area side, and a lower flap continuously provided from the lower side of the recording medium holding area of the main body plate portion, and a thick portion forming area of the main body plate portion, A recording medium characterized in that a thick portion is formed thickly by the side wall portion, the upper layer plate portion, the small side wall portion and the middle layer plate portion, and the recording medium holder is formed of a paper material. holder. 7. A recording medium holder for holding a substantially plate-shaped recording medium, capable of holding a plurality of recording media, and for all of the held recording media, at least one surface of the recording medium. A recording medium holder, which holds the recording medium so that the portion can be visually recognized. 8. The recording medium holder according to claim 1, wherein the recording medium is a CD-ROM. 9. A floppy disk holder for holding a floppy disk, comprising a body plate portion having a substantially vertically long rectangular plate shape, and a pair of upper layer plate portions provided on both sides of the body plate portion. A floppy disk holder comprising: a pair of upper layer plate portions each having a notch for fitting a floppy disk; and a floppy disk holder formed of a paper material. 10. A sleeve-shaped main body portion having a front surface portion, a rear surface portion, and a pair of side surface portions, a bottom piece portion continuously provided from the front surface portion or the rear surface portion via a fold line, and the bottom piece. And a tongue piece that is continuously provided from the portion via a fold line, and the tongue piece has a length that does not allow the tongue piece to drop from the opening in the lower portion of the main body. 11. The storage case according to claim 10, wherein the storage case is made of a paper material. 12. The storage case according to claim 10, wherein windows are provided on the front surface and the back surface. 13. A recording medium holder according to any one of claims 1 to 8, a floppy disk holder according to claim 9, and a storage case for storing the recording medium holder and the floppy disk holder. A holder set comprising: a storage case having a front portion and a rear portion with a window portion. 14. A recording medium holder according to claim 1, a floppy disk holder according to claim 9, and a storage case according to claim 10.
A holder set comprising: