JPS6130876Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a mount with headings for sorting documents in files. In order to classify and sort documents bound together in a file, it has been conventional practice to make a set of multiple mounts made of cardboard or plastic and provide indexing projections on each mount so that they do not overlap each other. It is. However, the positions of the protrusions on conventional mounts with headings are vertically symmetrical with respect to the center line of the length between the top and bottom of the mount, so
When forming a set of mounts with a certain number of sheets, even if the mounts are reversed, the positions of the protrusions are vertically symmetrical, so even if two sets of mounts are used, the heading section of one set of mounts will be The protrusion overlaps with one of the protrusions of the index part of another set of mounts, and there is a problem that the number of index parts cannot be increased beyond the number of sheets of one set without overlapping. It was hot.

This invention is intended to eliminate this drawback, and its purpose is to provide a mount with headings for sorting multiple sheets of a file into a set, with a mount provided at the edge of each mount. For sorting documents in a set of multiple sheets in a file, characterized in that the header protrusions are provided vertically asymmetrically with respect to the center line of the length between the top and bottom of the mount. The purpose is to provide a mount with a heading section, and since the positions of the protrusions are not vertically symmetrical, it is possible to print the headings without overlapping each other by writing in the opposite direction or combining it with a conventional mount. The number of protrusions can be increased.

The following is an explanation of the drawings, assuming that a set of five mounts with headings for row B number 5 is representative of this invention.

FIG. 1 shows an example of a set of five conventional mounts with headings for sorting documents for column B, number 5, and A to E each show the five mounts. The positions of the indexing protrusions protruding from each of the edges of these five mounts are determined by dividing the length between the top and bottom of the mount into 22 equal parts, and by dividing the length between the top and bottom of the mount into 22 equal parts, at the top of the
Leaving a margin of 1/22 length, the 4/22 length protrusion below is the top index protrusion 2a of the set of 5 sheets, and the edge of the mount 1b shown in B is the 4/22 length protrusion below. Header projection 2a
A second header projection 2b with a length of 4/22 is provided at a position below the header projection 2b, and a second header projection 2b with a length of 4/22 is provided at a position under the header projection 2b at the edge of the mount 1c shown in C. A third header projection 2c having a length of 22 is provided, and this is the middle header projection of a set of five sheets,
At the edge of the mount 1d shown in D, a fourth heading part projection 2d with a length of 4/22 is provided at a position below the heading part projection 2c, and at the edge of the mount 1e shown in E. A fifth header projection 2e with a length of 4/22 is provided at a position below the header projection 2d,
A margin of 1/22 length is left at the bottom edge of the protrusion 2e.

Therefore, the heading protrusion of this conventional mount with a heading of 5 pieces for row B number 5 divides the length between the top and bottom of the mount into 22 equal parts, and the center line is set as the base line. year,
Leave a margin of 1/22 at the top and bottom edges, and
0/22 is divided into 5 equal parts and 5 header protrusions of 4/22 each are provided, with the header protrusion 2c of the mount 1c shown in C as the center, The projection projection 2a and the projection projection 2e of the mount 1c shown in E are vertically symmetrical, and the projection projection 2b of the mount 1b shown in B and the projection projection 2d of the mount 1d shown in D are provided at vertically symmetrical positions. are provided in vertically symmetrical positions.

Since it is made as described above, the heading part protrusion 2a,
2b, 2c, 2d, and 2e appear without overlapping.

Further, numerals 5 and 5 indicate holes for inserting the mount into the file.

Figure 2 shows the positional relationship of the header protrusions when these mounts are attached to file f.
In the examples in Figures 1 and 2, five index protrusions 2a to 2e are visible, but if you try to increase the number of index protrusions beyond that, the protrusions will overlap, and the mount will overlap. Even if the mount 1e is reversed, the positions of the index protrusions are vertically symmetrical, so for example, even if the mount 1e is reversed, the index protrusion 2e matches the index protrusion 2a, and even if the mount 1d is reversed, the index projection 2e is aligned with the index protrusion 2a. The number of visible index portion projections does not increase because the projection projections 2d and 2d coincide with each other.

Figure 3 shows an example of a set of five sheets for No. 5 in row B of this invention. The header projection 4a of the mount 3a shown in FIG. At the edge of the mount 3b shown in B, there is a second index protrusion 4b with a length of 4/22 at a position that is in contact with the upper end of the edge and under the index protrusion 4a.
A third heading part projection 4c with a length of 4/22 is provided at the edge of the mount 3c shown in C at a position below the heading part projection 4b, and in D. At the edge of the mount 3d shown, there is a fourth heading part projection 4d with a length of 4/22 at a position below the heading part projection 4c.
A fifth header projection 4e with a length of 4/22 is provided at the edge of the mount 3e shown in E, at a position below the header projection 4d, and below it. There is a margin of 2/22 left. Therefore, if the center line of the length between the top and bottom of the mount is taken as the base line,
All of these five header projections are not vertically symmetrical.

Reference numerals 5 and 5 indicate holes for inserting the mount into the file in the same way as in FIG.

Next, various aspects of how to use the mount with heading section of this invention will be explained.

There are the following first, second, and third ways to use only the mount with the index section of this invention, and when the mount with the index section of this invention is used in combination with the conventional one. There are fourth and fifth ways to use it. A step-by-step explanation will be given below.

The first usage is shown in Figure 4.
The figure shows a case in which a set of mounts of this invention shown in FIGS. The projecting protrusions are shifted upward from the file by 1/22 of the length between the top and bottom of the mount compared to conventional ones, and are arranged asymmetrically in the vertical direction.
You can still use it in almost the same way as the conventional one.

The second usage is shown in Figure 5.
The figure shows a case in which a set of five mounts with headings of this invention are stacked in the upper half of the edge of a file and used to organize files into five categories. In this case, the position of the header projection is
Arrange 4a, 4b, 4c in order, reverse 4c and 4
Set e' and put it between 4a and 4b, reverse 4d and 4
It is inserted between 4b and 4c as d'. The same applies when using the lower half of the file edge.

The third usage is shown in Figure 6.
The figure shows two sets of five mounts with headings of this invention, and the positions of the heading protrusions are as follows:
Arrange in the order of 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e, 4e
Reverse it and make it 4e', sandwich it between 4a and 4b, and
d is reversed to become 4d', sandwiched between 4b and 4c, 4c is reversed to become 4c', 4c is sandwiched between 4c and 4d, 4b is reversed to become 4b', 4d and 4e are In between, 4a is reversed to become 4a' and inserted under 4e. By doing so, the number of visible protrusions can be doubled compared to the conventional one.

Furthermore, the mount with a heading section of this invention can be used in various combinations with the mount with a conventional heading section,
As described in the fourth or fifth point, it can be used to increase the number of projections visible from the outside.

The fourth usage is shown in FIG. 7th
The figure shows the header projection 4a of this invention at the top, then the conventional header projection 2a, then the header projection 4b of this invention, and then the conventional header projection 2b, and so on. If the protrusions are arranged in order so that they can be seen, all of the protrusions 4a to 4e of this invention and the conventional protrusions 2a to 2e do not overlap, and all protrusions can be seen. The number of can be doubled.

The fifth usage is shown in Figure 8. 8th
The figure shows header projections 4a, 4b, 4c, 4 of this invention.
d and 4e are arranged in that order, and the conventional header projections 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, and 2e are arranged in that order on the lower layer, and in the triangular gap between the upper layer projections 4a and 4b. The lower layer protrusion 2a is visible, the lower layer protrusion 2b is visible in the triangular gap between the upper layer protrusions 4b and 4c, the lower layer protrusion 2c is visible in the triangular gap between the upper layer protrusions 4c and 4d, and the upper layer protrusion 2c is visible. 4
The lower layer protrusion 2d can be seen in the triangular gap between d and 4e, and the lower layer protrusion 2e is below the upper layer protrusion 4e.
The number of visible protrusions can be doubled, such that .

It goes without saying that there are many other possible combinations of the mount of this invention and the conventional mount.

Since the mount with headings for document sorting in the file of this invention has the above structure, the mount can be reversed, combined with a conventional mount, or arranged in various ways to make the projections of the heading visible from the outside. The number of mounts can be doubled compared to conventional mounts that are provided vertically symmetrically.

The explanation in the above embodiment is about a mount with a heading section for No. 5 in row B, which is made up of 5 sheets. However, the creation of the present invention is not limited to that for row No. It goes without saying that the present invention is not limited to those for other sizes or to sets of five sheets, but also to sets of any number of sheets, such as one set of three sheets or one set of seven sheets.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1A, B, C, D, and E are views showing examples of conventional mounts with headings for sorting documents with different positions of heading projections, and FIG. 2 shows the headings shown in FIG. 1. Figure 3 A, B, C, D, E, which shows the positional relationship of the heading part protrusions when the attached mount is inserted into a file.
Figure 4 is a diagram similar to Figure 1 showing the mount with headings of this invention, Figure 4 is a diagram similar to Figure 2 when the mount with headings of this invention is inserted into a file, and Figure 5 is a diagram similar to Figure 2.
6, 7, and 8 are diagrams showing different usage examples of the mount with a heading section of this invention. Explanation of symbols, 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e,
3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e... mount with heading section, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e, 4a, 4
b, 4c, 4d, 4e... header projection, 5...
Hole, f...file.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] For mounts with headings for sorting multiple sheets in a file, the heading protrusions provided at the edge of each mount are aligned with the center line of the length between the top and bottom of the mount. A mount with headings for sorting documents in a set of multiple sheets in a file, characterized in that the sheets are arranged vertically asymmetrically.