JPS6035076U - Continuous uninterrupted retrieval tissue paper case - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a side exploded perspective view of the case, Figure 2 is the cardboard-like body 3
FIG. 3 is a plan view of the cardboard-like body 3, and FIG. 4 is an inverted view of the cardboard-like body 3. 1 is a case, 2 is paper, 3 is a cardboard-like material, 4 is an elastic string-like material, 5 is a dimple, 6 is a line scratch, and 7 is a hole. Amendment: November 21, 1980 Claims for Utility Model Registration , amend the brief description of the drawings as follows: O. Claims for Utility Model Registration (a) Case 1 and paper 2 are commercially available. (b) Cardboard-like material 3 is commonly available on the market. (3) When using a thin cardboard material 3 instead of a thick one, use a material with suitable strength and place it in the upper part. Connect the two pendulums at the center so that they can be easily folded. 2) The cardboard-like body 3 is rectangular like the case 1, and is slightly smaller than the bottom of the case and has a vertically long center with a horizontal straight line 6 on its top surface. It is designed so that it can be folded easily. (e) The cardboard-like body 3 has a rectangular longitudinally extending elastic string-like body 4 that goes around it and supports it in the depression 5. (f) The elastic string-like body 4 is a rubber band or a stretchable string-like object. (G) The recesses 5 are provided at the center of both vertically long ends of the cardboard-like body 3, and the elastic cord-like body 4 is worked in the center to prevent the recesses from coming off. (H) Linear scratches 6 are made by making horizontal straight cuts in the vertically long center on the top surface of the cardboard-like material 3 so that it can be folded upward. (January) The hole 7 allows a finger to be inserted into the center of the bottom of the case. It is provided with a perforation that can create a hole or a hole of the same size.
is inserted. (No. One side of the elastic hemipalum 9 is fixed to one of the lower surfaces of the central bend of the cardboard-like body 3, and the other side extends to the other side of the lower surface of the cardboard-like body 3. (3) When manufacturing tissue paper A cardboard-like body 3 is placed between the paper 2 and the inner bottom of the case 1, that is, the paper 2
This is the underlay. Due to the spring action of the string-like elastic body 8 inserted into the line scratch 6 on the upper surface of the cardboard-like body 3 and the tightening force of the elastic cord-like body 4, the cardboard-like body 3 is always in a state where it can be bent upward. In addition, an elastic pendulum 9 is provided to control excessive refraction (as the paper is taken out one after another and becomes lighter, the cardboard-like body 3 gradually refracts upward, causing the paper 2 to move upward. Continuous take-out is not interrupted when the paper is pushed up, and there is no difficulty in taking out the paper 2 due to the interference between the paper 2 and the case window. Explanation Figure 1 is a side exploded perspective view of the case, Figure 2 is the cardboard-like body 3
FIG. 3 is a plan view of the cardboard-like body 3, FIG. 4 is an inverted view of the cardboard-like body 3, FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of the dotted line portion in FIG. 5 showing the string-like elastic body 8, and FIG. 7 is an inverted view of FIG. 1 is a case, 2 is paper, 3 is a cardboard-like material, 4 is an elastic string-like material, 5 is a depression, 6 is a line scratch, 7 is a hole, 8 is a string-like elastic material, 9
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Claims (1)

[Scope of claims for utility model registration] (a) Case 1 and paper 2 are commercially available. (b) The cardboard-like material 3 is generally made of ordinary cardboard, which is made of thick and strong paper with open spaces. (c) When using a thin cardboard material 3 instead of a thick one, tie the two flat sheets together at the center using a material that is strong enough to be folded upward. B) The cardboard-like body 3 is rectangular like the case 1, slightly smaller than the bottom of the case, and has a vertically long center line with a horizontal straight line scratch 6 on its upper surface so that it can be folded upward. (e) The cardboard-like body 3 has a rectangular longitudinally extending elastic string-like body 4 that goes around it and supports it in the depression 5. (f) The elastic string-like body 4 is a rubber band or a stretchable string-like object. (G) The recesses 5 are provided at the center of both vertically long ends of the cardboard-like body 3, and the elastic cord-like body 4 is worked in the center to prevent the recesses from coming off. (H) Linear scratches 6 are made by making horizontal straight cuts in the vertically long center on the top surface of the cardboard-like material 3 so that it can be folded upward. (January) Hole 7 is a perforation in the center of the bottom of the case that can be used to create a hole large enough to insert a finger. Put the cardboard material 3 between the paper 2
This is the underlay. (/U Since the cardboard-like body 3 is always under the tightening force of the elastic string-like body 4, when the paper is taken out one after another and becomes lighter, it bends upward and pushes the paper 2 upward, so that continuous taking out is not interrupted. A tissue paper case configured as described above (continuous uninterrupted removal tissue paper case).