JPS6031550Y2 - display case - Google Patents

Description

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

Conventionally, when items stored in a case are taken out one after another,
Each time an item is taken out, the space in the case becomes larger, which causes the items remaining in the case to fall over, resulting in a loss of display effect.

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks by preventing space from being created in the storage area of the items even when the items are taken out.

This idea involves storing a large number of items side by side in a rectangular case with an opening on the top, pressing the items against the front end wall of the case using a slider built into the case, and pressing the slider against the front end wall of the case each time an item is taken out. To provide a display case that can be moved to prevent the creation of a space in which items may fall inside the case.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, A is a rectangular case with an open top.

The above-mentioned case A has a bottom wall 1 made of thick paper such as cardboard in the illustrated case, side walls 2, 2 standing in a row from both side edges of this bottom wall 1, and continuous from both end edges of the both side walls 2, 2. Notches 3 are bent inwardly and provided at the tip edge.
, a protruding wall 5 whose tips are connected by an engaging piece 4 that fits and locks into the notch 3, an outer end wall 6 rising from both ends of the bottom wall 1, and an inner wall extending from the outer end wall 6. A long hole 14 is provided between both ends of the side walls 2, 2, while the outer end wall 6 and the inner end wall 7 sandwich the projecting wall 5.

Note that the case may have other forms or may be molded from synthetic resin.

B is a slider provided to slide between both ends inside case A, and this slider B is pulled toward one end by a pulling member C made of a rubber string or a spring.

The slider B described above is composed of a vertical wall 8 made of thick paper such as cardboard, and an inner wall 9 that extends from both ends of the vertical wall 8 and overlaps the inner surface of the side wall 2. The slider B has a pin 12 supported by the inner wall 9. The slider B is guided by passing through the elongated hole 14.

Further, as shown in the figure, a narrow connecting wall 10 is provided at the upper edge of the inner wall 9.
By providing the outer wall 11 that overlaps the outer surface of the side wall 2 via the side wall 2, the side wall 2 serves as a rail and the slider B can be slid smoothly.

Furthermore, as shown in the figure, both ends of the flanged screw-in type pin 12 are supported through the inner wall 9 and the outer wall 11, so that the pin 12 can be stably supported and the width of the outer wall 11 can be reduced. It can be prevented.

Furthermore, a notch 15 is provided above the end of the elongated hole 14 so that the pin 12 can be fitted into the notch 15. It can be stopped.

In addition, a rubber band is used for the traction member C, and is inserted into the notch 16 facing downward from the upper edge of both ends of the vertical wall B and inside the inner end wall 7 for support.

In the figure, reference numeral 17 denotes a tongue piece protruding from the lower edge of the inner end wall 7. This tongue piece 17 is fitted and locked into a through hole 18 provided in the bottom wall 1 to control the folded state of the inner end wall 7. It is designed to be maintained.

The display case according to this invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and the method of use will be explained next. First, the slider B is moved back so that the traction member C is stretched.

Next, the items a arranged between the slider B of the case A and the locking end wall of the traction member C are stored.

When the tension on the slider B is released, the slider B is pulled by the pulling member C, and the item a is sandwiched between the end wall and the slider B, thereby preventing the item a from falling down.

Moreover, the slider B is pulled via the traction member C so that no space is created between the articles 3 or between the articles a and the slider B as the article a is taken out.

As described above, according to the display case of this invention, a notch is provided in one direction of the long hole in series from the end of the long hole, and the slider is pulled back by inserting a pin into the notch. Since the slider can be stopped, the difficult work of pulling back the slider with one hand, maintaining the pulled-back state, and storing the item with the remaining hand is eliminated, and the work of storing the item is facilitated.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a developed plan view of the case according to this invention, FIG. 2 is a developed plan view of the slider, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the assembled case and slider, and FIG. 4 is a longitudinal side view of the assembled state.
FIG. 5 is a longitudinal sectional front view of the same, and FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional side view showing the items stored therein. A...Case, B...Slider, C.
... Traction member, 2 ... Side wall, 12 ...
... Zen, 14 ... Long hole, 15 ... Notch.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A slider configured to slide between both ends of the case with a rectangular case having an open top surface, a vertical wall, and an inner wall inscribed in both side walls of the case on both sides of the vertical wall, and one end wall of the case. In a display case comprising a slider and a pulling member having elasticity that engages both ends with the slider and attracts the slider, an elongated hole is provided between both ends of both side walls of the case, and the inner wall of the slider is supported in the elongated hole. What is claimed is: 1. A display case characterized by having a notch through which a pin passes through, and a notch extending from the edge of the remaining wall of one end of the elongated case into which the pin is fitted to stop the slider.