JPS5846439Y2 - Name tag case for students and kindergarteners - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to the improvement of name tag cases.The purpose of this invention is to have stronger hanging strength and better durability than conventional products, as well as an extremely simple structure and design. To provide a name tag case that is advantageous both in terms of market and cost.

As is well known, elementary school, junior high, and high school students are required to wear name tags according to school regulations from an educational and administrative standpoint.

However, since such name tags are uniformly used in each school, they are required to be inexpensive so as not to burden parents with excessive electricity. Since it is worn by Z school children, it must be sufficiently sturdy, but conventionally used name tags include those made of fabric and sewn onto the chest of clothing, and those made of celluloid. Some types use a bag made of transparent plastic such as vinyl.

However, although sewn-on name tags do not fall off even if they are handled roughly, they are easily contaminated and shrink significantly when soaked in water during washing or the like.

In addition, in order to prevent this, it is necessary to remove it, but in this case, removal is extremely difficult.

In addition, although the latter two celluloid case formats and plastic bag formats may have a good design, they are not strong enough, and are easily torn and torn when schoolchildren are active, and in addition, they harden during the winter. It has the disadvantage that it is easily cracked and easily softens and breaks during the summer.

The present invention was made to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks of conventional name tags for school children, and to explain this with the illustrated embodiment, it is a plastic bag body into which a name tag P for school children can be inserted, The name tag main body 1 has a cap mounting part 13 formed by extending and folding back the bag material of the front side 11 or rear surface 12 of the bag body on its upper edge, and the cap mounting part of the name tag main body 1. Reinforcement plate 2 provided in section 13
A schoolchild name plate case characterized in that a cap 2 consisting of a cap 1 and a mounting plate 22 is a bent metal plate continuous and integrated at its upper edge, and a clasp C is attached to the top of the cap 2. It is something.

In the above, the name tag packaging main body 1 is entirely made of plastic, but when a school child's name tag P is inserted into it, the same name tag P
It is necessary to make the entry field corresponding position transparent so that it can be seen from the outside.

The cap attachment part 13 of the main body 1 is usually formed by extending the bag material on the front side 11 side, folding it back to the rear, and heat-sealing the folded end to the back side of the bag opening on the front side 11. .

In the illustrated example, the base mounting portion 13 has a trapezoidal front shape, but it can be cut and formed into various shapes as required.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the cap 2 consisting of the reinforcing plate 21 and the mounting plate 22 is made by bending the metal plate B along the lines L□, L2.
It can be easily made by bending it at the same time.

That is, this cap 2 can be assembled by bending the metal plate B along the bending line L in the direction shown in FIG.
3, the mounting plate 22 of the metal plate B is bent along the bending line LK, as shown in FIG. - Attach and fix.

However, the material of the metal plate B consisting of the reinforcing plate 21 and the mounting plate 22 may be plastic or other material as long as it can improve the reinforcing effect against bursting when the clasp C is inserted into the cap mounting part 13. Of course, you are free to use any material.

In the illustrated example, a well-known safety pin as clasp C is used, but as long as the name tag case can be stably attached to school uniforms, it is possible to use a safety pin of the present invention as explained above. In the case for business name tags, a reinforcing plate C is provided on the cap mounting portion 13 formed by extending and folding the bag material of the plastic-packed main body 1, and a clasp C is attached to the cap mounting portion 13 reinforced by the reinforcing plate 21. Since it uses a penetration and attachment method, even if worn by rowdy and active school children, the main body of the case does not need to be attached like conventional ones.
There is almost no chance of the bag material tearing or falling off, making it several times more durable than conventional school name tags, and its structure is extremely simple. It can be made at almost the same cost as the conventional plastic bag type, and the cap 2 can be colored as desired, so by color-coding, you can divide the paper size by grade, etc. It is convenient and available.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the name tag case of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a back view of the name tag shown in Fig. 1, Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along the It is a perspective view of the metal plate used as a raw material. FIG. 5 is a view showing the bending direction of the cap reinforcing plate and the mounting plate. 1...Name tag body, 11...Front side,
12・Curve・Rear side, 13...Base attachment part, 21
...Reinforcement plate, 22...Mounting plate, 2...
...Base, P...Name tag, C...Clasp.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It is a plastic bag into which a name tag P can be inserted, and the top edge of the plastic bag has a cap attachment part 13 formed by extending and folding back the bag material on the front side 11 or rear side 12 of the bag. A bent metal plate in which a name tag main body 1 having a name tag main body 1 and a cap 2 connected to a reinforcing plate 21 and a mounting plate 22 provided in a cap mounting portion 13 of the name tag main body 1 are continuously integrated at an upper edge thereof. A name tag case for school children, characterized in that a clasp C is attached to the upper part of the case.