JPS5826128Y2 - stamp - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to a seal.

To explain in more detail, by inserting and removing the mimeograph paper so that it can be inserted and removed freely, it is possible to change the stamp surface to the desired one as needed, and the position of the stamp can be clearly recognized. Conventional methods of stamping using mimeograph paper include the following:

(1) A method in which a piece of mimeograph paper is set in a frame, and a separate roller coated with ink is rolled on the paper, and the stamp is stamped using both hands.

(2) A method in which the mimeograph paper is set in direct contact with the surface of the pad, and the pad surface is pressed against the object to be stamped to stamp.

(3) For example, as in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 35-29803, an address card is inserted into a groove on the inside of a support frame.

However, when stamping is performed using the method (1) above, there is a drawback that the stamping work is troublesome because the mimeograph paper and the roller are separate bodies.

In addition, when stamping is done using method (2) above, since the mimeograph paper is in constant contact with the pad surface, the mimeograph paper is easily attacked by ink, and the ink adheres too much to the mimeograph paper, making the stamp unclear. There are disadvantages in that it is difficult to save and reuse used mimeograph paper, and when using the structure described in (3) above, there is a disadvantage in that the position of the stamp is difficult to understand. there were.

Therefore, the present invention has been devised to improve these drawbacks, and is particularly aimed at improving (3) above.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

That is, FIGS. 1 and 2 are explanatory views of the configuration (3) described above, which has been conventionally used.

In the stamp main body A shown in the same figure, a square frame 3 made of a metal plate is provided with opposing side plate parts 2, 2 separated from the other opposing side plate parts 2', 2', and has a porous structure having minute continuous pores. An ink resistant pad 4 is fitted with an ink absorbing plate 5 attached to its top surface, and an ink supply cylinder 7 is integrally connected to the top center of the top plate 6. The frame 8 is fitted and fixed in a frame 8 made of a resin material, and the frame 8 has a leg slightly higher than the frame 8, which has a cylindrical hole 10 connected to the top center of the top plate 6. The outer frame body 11 having the sections 11' and 11' is placed in a state where the ink supply cylinder section γ is inserted into the cylindrical hole-shaped section 10, and a concave groove is formed on the lower inner surface of the leg sections 11' and 11'. 20.20, and further includes an ink supply cylinder part 7.
The grip cylinder 12 is fitted into the frame 8, and the outer frame 11 is inserted between the grip cylinder 12 and the cylindrical hole portion 10 of the outer frame 11.
A spring 13 is interposed therebetween, and 14 is a retaining ring fitted onto the ink supply cylinder 7 to fix the spring 13.

Next, in the base paper frame B, 40 is a mimeograph paper, and 3
0 is a frame made of hard cardboard or the like surrounding the mimeograph paper 40, 31 is a knob formed at the end of this frame 30, and 41 indicates characters.

As shown in FIG. 1, the base paper frame B is inserted into and removed from grooves 20 formed below the legs 11' and 11' of the outer frame 11 of the stamp body B.

In the conventional address printer configured as described above, the base paper frame B is directly attached to the outer frame 11 as shown in FIG. There was a drawback that the position of the stamp on the object to be stamped was difficult to see because it was obstructed by the frame B.

Further, there is also a drawback that the ink that is always attached to the mimeograph paper 40 of the base paper frame B adheres to the object to be stamped and stains the object to be stamped.

In order to eliminate this drawback, the base paper frame B is replaced with an outer frame 11.
If it is formed so as to be positioned above, a gap will be created between the material to be stamped and the base paper frame B, and the base paper frame B will be pushed downward by the pad 4 during press stamping and may be distorted or may come off from the outer frame 11. There is a drawback that it may be damaged.

Therefore, the present invention has the following configuration in order to eliminate this drawback.

That is, in FIG. 3, A is the stamp body.

4 is a pad. This pad 4 is made of a sponge body having countless fine continuous pores, and is made of rubber, latex, or the like.

8 is a frame.

The lower part of this frame 8 is a pad storage part, and the pad 4 is attached thereto.

Further, a cylindrical body is formed in the upper center portion, and an ink supply hole 10 is formed in this cylindrical body.

11 is an outer frame body. A through hole is formed in the center of the outer frame 11, into which the cylindrical body of the frame 8 is inserted, and legs are provided at both ends of the outer frame 11. it
', 11' are formed downward, and these leg parts 11',
The lower end of 11' is always located below the base paper frame B, which will be described later.

B is a spring.

This spring B is inserted into the cylindrical body of the outer frame 11, and its lower end presses down the outer frame 11, and its upper end supports the grip body 12 which is fitted and fixed above the cylindrical body of the outer frame 110. It is in contact with the lower part and constantly presses the outer frame 11 downward.

Next, the configuration of the attachment of the base paper frame B, which is a feature of the present invention, will be described.

That is, base paper frame attachment bodies C, each having an E section 60° 60 facing inward at its lower part, are attached to both ends of the frame 8 so as to be vertically movable.

There is a spring 61 between the frame 8 and the base paper frame attachment C, and this spring 61 always presses the base paper frame attachment C downward.

Next, the state of use of the stamp shown in Fig. 3 will be explained as follows.

That is, the base paper frame B is attached to the lower foot portion 60 of the base paper frame mounting body C.
, and attach the base paper frame B to the stamp body A.

Next, hold the grip part 12 in your hand and press it against the object to be stamped.

First, the outer frame body 110 and both legs 11' are placed on the object to be stamped.

As the outer frame 11 is pushed upward, the base paper frame B attached to the base paper frame mounting body C comes into contact with the outer frame 11'.

When pressed further, this base paper frame mounting body C will release the spring 61.
The pad 4 compresses and moves upward, and eventually the pad 4 reaches the base paper frame B.
It touches the mimeograph paper 40.

Next, the ink impregnated into the pad 4 is applied to the mimeograph paper 4.
It oozes out from the 0 character 41 and adheres to the object to be stamped, completing the stamping.

Therefore, according to this invention, since the base paper frame B can be set at a position above and away from the object to be stamped, it is possible to prevent the object to be stamped from being smudged by the ink adhering to the mimeograph paper 40. , the user uses the base paper frame B
As a result of the gap being formed between the mark and the object to be stamped, the position of the mark on the object to be marked can be confirmed from this gap, and the stamp can be clearly stamped at a predetermined position.

Nevertheless, the paper frame B does not come off or become distorted, so it is a very useful device in practice.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of this embodiment of a conventional product. FIG. 2 is a side view of this embodiment of a conventional product. FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway side view showing one embodiment of the present invention. A... Seal body, 4... Pad, 8... Frame, 1
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Outer frame body, 11'... Leg part, 12... Grip part, 13... Spring, B... Paper frame body, 30... Frame body, 40... Mimeograph paper .

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A frame 8 in which the pad 4 is housed, an outer frame 11 fitted into the frame 8, and a spring 1 that constantly presses down the outer frame 11.
3 and a grip part 12 located above this spring 13, the stamp main body A includes a base paper frame in which B parts 60 and 60 are formed inwardly at both ends of the frame 8 at the lower part thereof. The mounting body C is attached to be able to move up and down, and there is a spring 61 between the frame 8 and the base paper frame mounting body C, and this spring 61 always presses the base paper frame mounting body C downward. A stamp that is characterized by the fact that