JPS6215904Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a cassette tape holder in which the cassette tape stored in the case can be inserted and removed from the surface, and the case can be opened with the case attached and the cassette tape inside can be taken out. For example, it can be advantageously used for displaying and selling tapes in stores and the like.

Conventionally, when cassette tapes containing music or the like are sold at record stores, department stores, etc., they are stored in a case and mounted in parallel on holders attached to a wall. This holder has a horizontally long fitting part with case receiving grooves formed on the top and bottom in multiple stages, so if the purchaser wants to check the cassette tape from the case, he or she must remove the case from the fitting part. There must be. Further, since the horizontally long fitting portion is not partitioned into each case of the cassette tape, it moves in the left-right direction, creating gaps between the cases, or causing the vertical positions to be uneven, resulting in an unsightly appearance.

This proposal was devised in view of the above, and allows the case containing the cassette tape to be inserted into and removed from the insertion part, and even when the case is attached to the insertion part, the tape itself can be taken out by opening the lid. It was made so that it could be done.

FIG. 1 shows a case for a cassette tape, and the case 1 has a body part 2 and a lid part 3 pivoted thereon. The body part 2 includes a back plate 4 and a back plate 4.
It consists of side plates 5, 5 standing upright on the left and right sides, and a top plate 6 standing upright on the upper edge of the back plate 4, and the front and bottom surfaces are open. On the other hand, the lid part 3 includes a lid plate 7 located on the open front side of the body part 2, a bottom plate 8 provided at the lower end of the lid plate 7, and a base plate 8 that stands upright from the rear edge of the bottom plate 8, approximately parallel to the lid plate 7. It consists of a locking plate 9 with a locking plate 9, and left and right side plates 10 that close the space between the lower part of the cover plate 7 and the locking plate 9. 5 and the side plate 10 are pivoted. Since the front edge of the top plate 6 is cut by the thickness of the cover plate 7, when the cover is closed, the cover plate 7 fits between the side plates 5, 5, and the front edge of the cover plate 7 and the front of the side plate 5 are cut. The edge 5' is on the same plane. Further, the lid portion 3 can be opened simply by tilting the lid plate 7 forward, and in this open state, the cassette tape can be inserted or removed between the lid plate 7 and the locking plate 9.

The present invention is effective as a holder for the above-mentioned case, and the embodiments shown in FIG. 2 and below will be described.

The holder 11 of the present invention has side parts 13 erected on the left and right side edges of the substrate 12, and a bottom part 14 extending downward.
In the embodiment shown in Fig. 2, five fitting parts 15 are arranged on the top and bottom, and two on the left and right, and are integrally molded. There is. However, the number is not limited to 10 in a row as a whole, but an appropriate number may be arranged in a row, or they may be molded one by one.

The substrate 12 has a flat plate shape with a through hole 16 extending the entire width downward.
will be established. Inset portions 1 are provided above and below the front edge of each side portion 13.
A protruding locking pawl 17 is provided at 5. This locking pawl 17 hooks and supports the front edge 5' of the side plate 5 of the case 1, so the fitting part 1
The length protruding from the side plate 5 is approximately the thickness of the side plate 5, and does not extend to the cover plate 7.

Further, if the side portion 13 is provided with a cut groove 18 for imparting elasticity to the locking pawl 17, and the fitting portions 15 are arranged side by side on the left and right as shown in FIG.
Adjacent fitting parts are separated to form only one, and locking claws are protruded on the left and right sides of the side parts to separate the left side of one fitting part and the right side of the other fitting part. It can be used jointly as a side part.

The bottom part 14 is located below the through hole 16 and the case 1
It supports the lower surface of the holder and shallowly protrudes into the fitting part 15. Further, holding portions 19, 19 are provided on the upper left and right sides of the substrate 12 and protrude to approximately the same length as the bottom portion 14, and support the upper surface of the case fitted into the fitting portion 15.

Therefore, each fitting part 15 has side parts 13 having locking claws 17 on the left and right sides, holding parts 19, 19 on the upper side,
The lower part is surrounded by the bottom part 14, and the front side is open. The case 1 of the cassette tape is fitted into this fitting part 15 from the open front side, and this fitting is done by making use of the elasticity of the side part 13 and pushing it strongly while sliding the arcuate surface of the locking pawl 17. Case 1
When the rear plate 4 is pushed in to the extent that it touches the base plate 12, the left and right side parts 13 are restored, each locking pawl 17 locks the front edge 5' of the side plate 5, and the bottom part 14 locks into the lid part 3.
supports the bottom plate 8 from below, and also supports the holding parts 19, 19.
supports the top plate 6 of the body portion 2 from above. Therefore, the case is supported at the top, bottom, left, right, and front sides within the fitting portion 15, so that it will not come off or come off. In addition, since the lid portion 3 only has a bottom plate 8 supported by the bottom portion 14, the case can be brought into an open state by pulling down the upper edge of the lid plate 7 toward you. in this case,
As shown in FIG. 4, since the protruding length of the bottom part 14 is short, the rotation of the bottom plate 8 is not obstructed, and the lower edge of the locking plate 9 faces the back plate 4 when the lid part 3 is rotated. However, it can be escaped through the through hole 16. Therefore, the through hole 16 may be a shallow recess into which the locking plate 9 escapes. When the lid part 3 is sufficiently rotated to open the lid, the bottom plate 8 is attached to the bottom part 14 as shown by the solid line in FIG.
The lid plate 7 is supported almost horizontally and does not sag. In order to support the cover plate 7 in a substantially horizontal state, the bottom portion 14 may be projected into the fitting portion 15 by a length that is approximately four-and-a-half of the thickness of the case 1.

In order to take out the case 1 from the fitting part 15, it is sufficient to pull it out forward against the elasticity of the left and right side parts 13.

In summary, the present invention involves fitting a case containing a cassette tape into a fitting part made up of left and right sides and a bottom part provided on a circuit board, and using locking claws protruding from the sides to secure the front edge of the side plate of the case. The upper surface of the case is supported by a holding part if necessary. Therefore, if the inset parts are arranged vertically, horizontally, and horizontally to form a board frame, the cases containing the cassette tapes can be arranged in an orderly manner, which is effective for displaying and selling recorded tapes. Then,
Moreover, not only can the lid of the case be opened and closed freely when the case is stored, but when the lid is open, the lid is supported almost horizontally by the bottom, which prevents the internal cassette tape from falling and makes it easy to put on and take off. Cheap. Then, if you fix it to the wall horizontally so that each side part faces up and down, you can open and close the lid part of the case by rotating it horizontally.
An interesting holder can be provided. In addition, if multiple holders in a vertical row are rotatably connected with a hinge or the like so that they can be placed over each other or placed in parallel, the holders can be placed in parallel and unfolded for display on a wall or for sale. It can be used for carrying or storage. Furthermore, since the holder of the present invention can be integrally molded from synthetic resin, it is easy to mold and has high practical value.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a cassette tape case, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 3 is a front view of the above, Fig. 4 is a longitudinal side view of the same, and Fig. 5 is the same as the above. FIG. 1...Case, 2...Body part, 3...Lid part,
5... Side plate, 11... Holder, 12... Board,
13...Side part, 14...Bottom part, 15...Inset part,
17...Latching claw.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The side parts facing each other on the left and right sides of the board, the bottom part raised downward, and the holding part raised upward constitute a fitting part for the case of the cassette tape on the front surface of the board, and each of the above-mentioned sides A locking pawl is provided on the front edge of the housing for locking the front edge of the side plate of the body portion of the case fitted into the fitting part, and the front surface of the locking pawl is an arcuate surface, and the bottom part is fitted into the fitting part. protruding from the substrate to such an extent that it does not impede the rotation of the lid of the case in which it is placed and supports the lid in its open state horizontally;
Further, a through hole is formed in the lower part of the base plate to have the entire width of the hole through which the lower edge of the locking plate of the lid part escapes when the lid part is rotated, and a cut is provided on each side of the board to impart elasticity to the locking pawl. A cassette tape holder with grooves.