JPS58215770A - Container for tape - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To use plural tapes replacingly with one container, by combining a cassette container, a reel frame containing two reels at the bottom plate and a tape guide, and a tape holding stand having two holes for reel insertion and a front ridge cover plate. CONSTITUTION:The cassette container A set to a video deck has an opening section, and a rear side face plate 3 is fitted freely foldable at the rear side face corresponding to the opening. Further, a ceiling plate 5 is fitted freely open/ close so as to hold the ceiling plate 5 in the closing state. Further, a hole 10 to insert the center projecting section of a reel are made at the inside of the bottom face plate 9. In the tape hold stand B inserted in the container A, a cover plate 15 is framed standingly at the front side face of a bottom plate 14 having holes 13 in parallel to insert two reels, and a reel frame 17 and tape guides 18, 19 are implanted projectingly. The container A and the holding stand B are combined in this way and a sold tape together with the tape holding stand is replaced with one container.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a cassette-type tape container in which a tape stored under medium pressure in a videotape container can be easily replaced, and more specifically, the front side is completely open and A cassette capable of storing two reels in parallel, which has a leaf spring-shaped reel holder on the inner surface of an openable/closable ceiling plate, and further has two holes in the inner bottom into which the central protrusion of the reel can be inserted. The container, the reel frame capable of storing the two reels on the bottom plate, and the tape guide capable of guiding the tape unwound from the reels are respectively erected, and the central protrusion of the K IJ-le is inserted into the predetermined position of the bottom plate. cassette container having two holes that can be inserted into the cassette container, and a lid plate erected on the front edge of the bottom plate, and a tape holding stand that can be inserted and set in the cassette container. It is something.

Conventional video tape cassette containers are completely closed with screws, making it impossible to replace only the tape inside the container, and therefore requiring an expensive cassette container each time a roll of tape is purchased. had to be purchased together with the tape, and the cost of each tape was extremely high.

The container according to the present invention is a container developed in view of the drawbacks of the conventional art, and in particular, it is possible to replace the tape held by the holding stand in the cassette container together with the reel with a single touch, and therefore, it is possible to replace the tape held by the holding stand in the cassette container with a single touch. If you own a cassette container, you can replace and use several tapes as needed (this is a container with a new structure).

To specifically explain one embodiment of the present invention with reference to the drawings, the first embodiment is as follows.
In Figures 7 to 7, A is a case-like cassette container that can be set in a video deck, and has a space inside that can accommodate a tape holding stand, which will be described later, and the front side is completely covered. It is opened to form an opening 1, and a rear side plate 3 is bendably attached to the rear side surface corresponding to the opening 1 via a spring 2 and a hinge (not shown). In addition, a ceiling plate 5 having a leaf spring reel presser 4 on the inner surface with both ends gradually lifted upward is attached to the ceiling plate 5 so as to be openable and closable by a hinge 6, and a portion on the side of the tip of the ceiling plate 5 keeps the ceiling plate 5 in a closed state. A protrusion 7 for holding it in place and a groove 8 into which the protrusion 7 fits are provided, respectively. Furthermore, two holes 10 are bored in parallel on the inner surface of the bottom plate 9 of the cassette container into which the central protrusion of the reel can be inserted, and ratchets are provided at both corners to stop the reverse rotation of the reel. 11 are provided,
Furthermore, a substantially V-shaped window 12 is bored in the inner part, that is, the part connected to the bendable rear side plate A.

Next, B is a tape holding stand that can store two reels in parallel and that can be inserted into the cassette container A from the opening 1, and has two holes 1 into which the central protrusion of the reel can be inserted.
A cover plate 15 is erected on the front side of a bottom plate 14 in which holes 3 are perforated in parallel.
It is cut out in a letter shape to form a notch 16. Furthermore, reel frames 17 each having an inner diameter larger than the outer diameter of the reel and capable of storing reels are erected on both sides of the bottom plate 14.
Tape guides IS, 19 are provided at predetermined positions and protrude from both corners of the back, and a tape guide 21 is provided from the notch 16 at the center of the back of the bottom plate 14 via an arm 20. Elastic plates 22 are provided at both ends of the lid plate 15, and elastic plates 22 are provided at both rear ends of the bottom plate 14, and elastic plates 22 are provided at both rear ends of the bottom plate 14 so that the tip portion thereof is held upward along a tape guide 19 to facilitate insertion of the tape holding stand B into the cassette container A. Each raised guide plate 26 is provided in a protruding manner.

Next, 24 and 25 are reels capable of winding up the tape 26, and the central protrusion 27 is connected to the tape holding base B.
The tape 2 is inserted into the hole 16 of the trap and stored in the reel frame 17, and is pulled out from the reel 24 and 25.
6 is hung around the tape guides 18, 19, and 21.

The case where the tape holding stand B is stored in or removed from the cassette container A having the above structure will be explained as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6.
As shown in FIG. Holding stand B, which is hung around guides 18, 19, and 21, respectively, is stored in container A, and the central protrusion 27 of the reels 24 and 25 protruding from hole 13 of holding stand B is inserted into hole 10 of container A. Finally, the ceiling plate 5 is closed and the holding stand B can be completely stored in the container A. At this time, the two reels are 24
．． 25 is pressed downward, so that the central protrusion 27 and the hole 10 of the container A are securely fitted, and the holding base B can be stably stored in the container A, and the container can be held in a stable state. A can be used by hooking it up to a video deck. Also, to remove the tape holder B, simply reverse the above procedure (this makes it easy to replace the tape with a new one).

In the above embodiment, only the ceiling plate 5 can be opened and closed by the hinge 6, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the container can be divided into two parts from the side surface of the container. , whereby the upper part of the container A may be configured to be openable and closable.

The container according to the present invention has the above-described structure and can be sold at a low cost together with a tape holding stand. can be easily set,
Therefore, there is no need to purchase an expensive cassette container every time a roll of tape is purchased, as was the case in the past, and the tape holder has features such as being able to be stored in a simple case. .

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded explanatory view of a cassette container according to the present invention, and FIG.
Figures 4 and 6 are explanatory diagrams of the tape holding stand, Figures 4 to 7.
The figure is a usage explanatory diagram. A is a cassette container, B is a tape holding stand, 1 is an opening, 6 is a rear plate, 4 is a leaf spring-shaped lever holder, 5 is a ceiling plate, 9 is a bottom plate, 10.13 is a hole, 14 is a bottom plate , 15 is the lid plate, 17 is the reel frame, 1B, 1
9.21 is the tape guide, 24.25 is the reel, 26
is a tape, and 27 is a central protrusion. Figure 1 8 Figure 3 Figure 5 Figure 6 Δ Figure 7

Claims (1)

[Claims] The front side is completely open, and the inner surface of the ceiling plate that can be opened and closed has a leaf spring-like reel holder, and the inner bottom of the trap has two holes into which the central protrusion of the reel can be inserted. A cassette container capable of storing the two reels in parallel, a reel frame capable of storing the two reels on the bottom plate, and a tape guide capable of guiding the tape unwound from the reels are respectively erected and placed in a predetermined position on the bottom plate. It is composed of a tape holding stand that can be inserted and set in the cassette container, which has two holes drilled into which the central protrusion of the reel can be inserted, and a lid plate erected on the front edge of the bottom plate. Container for tape.