JPS5933804Y2 - Rubber stamp storage container - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a storage container for the rubber stamp side of a rubber stamp, and more particularly to a rubber stamp side storage container that can be displayed in a space-efficient manner when rubber stamps are displayed at a store.

Traditionally, when seals were sold in stores, they were placed in rotating display boxes with polygonal shapes such as tetrahedrons and hexahedrons.

Therefore, when the seals are small, a large number of seals with different characters can be stored, but when the seals are large, the number of seals that can be stored is limited.

In particular, book collection stamps and the like require large stamps of approximately 20 mm square or more due to their nature, so when displaying them at a store, the display box becomes large and space efficiency is extremely poor.

The present invention was proposed in view of the above circumstances, and includes a flat rubber stamp storage section that stores the rubber stamp surface in a pack shape before being joined to the stamp stand, and a flat rubber stamp storage section that is perpendicular to the rubber stamp storage section. A rubber stamp storage container is prepared that is folded to display heading characters and has a character display part larger than the opening of the display box, and the thin flat rubber stamp storage part is inserted horizontally into the display box to display the characters. This objective is achieved by storing a large number of rubber stamps with the parts exposed to the outside and by making the various rubber stamp surfaces inside the display box easily distinguishable from the outside.

Then, at the time of sale, the seal is completed by attaching the rubber stamp surface to a separately stored stamp stand using double-sided tape or adhesive.

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

Reference numeral 1 indicates a rubber stamp surface storage container, which includes a rubber stamp surface storage section 2 that stores the rubber stamp surface 4 before being joined to the stamp stand, and a rubber stamp surface storage section 2 that is bent at right angles to the rubber stamp surface storage section 2 to display heading characters 5. It consists of a character display section 3.

Here, the storage container 1 is made by gluing together an upper piece 6 and a lower piece 7 made of a transparent or translucent material, and the size of the rubber stamp side storage section 2 is set as long as it can store the rubber stamp side 4 in a pack shape. It is desirable that it be small.

In addition, the thickness of the rubber stamp surface storage section 2 is the thickness of the rubber stamp surface 4 and the top piece 6.
It is the sum of the thicknesses of the lower surface pieces 7, and is thin in any case.

It is also good to stick the rubber stamp side 4 on a mount and pack it.

At this time, product descriptions, precautions, and sample stamps are written on the mount.

Further, it is preferable to print a name on one end of the mount, for example, in the case of a bookmark, so that this part is located within the character display section 3.

The character display section 3 bent at right angles to the rubber stamp surface storage section 2 needs to be large enough to display the heading characters 5 for specifying the type of rubber stamp surface 4, but its height is as follows.
As shown in FIG. 3, it is larger than the vertical inner dimension of the opening of the display box 10, and slightly smaller than the sum of the partition edge 12 and this vertical inner dimension.

FIG. 3 shows a state in which the storage containers 1 are loaded into the display box 10, and the loading holes 11 into which the storage containers 1 are loaded are arranged in a matrix in both directions.

The opening size of the loading hole 11 is flat and somewhat larger than the cross-sectional area of the rubber stamp face housing 2, so the number of stamps arranged in the vertical direction is very large.

The rubber stamp surface storage section 2 is loaded into this loading hole 11, but the character display section 3 is exposed on the surface of the display box 10 in a state overlapping the partition edge 12, and the rubber stamp surface 4 is identified by the index character 5 here. be able to.

As mentioned above, since the height of the character display section 3 is larger than the opening of the display box 10, a predetermined storage container 1 is inserted into each loading hole 11.
When the character display section 3 is loaded, the character display section 3 is exposed to the outside, so that the partition edge 12 is hardly visible and only the character display section 3 appears to be arranged vertically and horizontally.

Also, after the storage container 1 is sold and taken out, the partition edge 12
It is preferable to display characters (in the case of a library stamp, a name) to identify the type of rubber stamp surface 4.

This has the advantage of being able to tell at a glance if a product is out of stock, allowing for smooth inventory management.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and compared to the conventional method of arranging large seals themselves in a display box, it is possible to display an extremely large variety of items in a display box with the same volume, resulting in a dramatic increase in display efficiency. There are significant benefits to increasing

Furthermore, since one end of the storage container is bent to form a character display section, it is possible to identify the type of rubber stamp surface at a glance, and there is an advantage that there is no need to prepare a separate list of product types.

Further, since this display section is exposed to the outside so as to overlap with the partition edge of the display box, it becomes easy to take out the storage container.

Furthermore, when a large number of storage containers are arranged in a display box, the partition edges are hardly visible and only the character display parts are arranged vertically and horizontally, which has a great aesthetic effect as well as product display efficiency.

Furthermore, since the rubber stamp surface is stored in a pack, the rubber stamp surface is not exposed to the atmosphere, and thus has the great advantage that the rubber material does not deteriorate over time during display.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the rubber stamp storage container of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the container, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the container loaded in a display box. 1...Rubber stamp surface storage container, 2...Rubber stamp surface storage section, 3...Character display section, 4......
・Rubber stamp side, 10...Display box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A rubber stamp surface storage container that is loaded and displayed horizontally in a display box with flat openings arranged in a matrix of vertical and horizontal directions, and is a flat container that stores rubber stamp surfaces in a pack shape before being joined to a stamp stand. a rubber stamp face storage part, and a heading character is displayed by being bent at right angles to the rubber stamp face storage part, the height of which is larger than the vertical inner dimension of the opening, and the height of the header character is larger than the horizontal partition edge of the display box. A rubber stamp surface storage container consisting of a character display section that is slightly smaller than the sum of the vertical and internal dimensions.