JPS6348185Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] ``Industrial application field'' The present invention is designed to attach long objects (hereinafter referred to as
This invention relates to an improvement of a holder for a bag gusset that can hold objects (simply referred to as objects).

``Prior Art'' Conventionally, various holders for bag gussets have been proposed in which storage pockets for small items are provided on the outer surface of the gusset of bags such as school bags.

This type of pocket has the advantage of increasing the storage capacity, allowing small items to be stored in an organized manner, and also being able to take things in and out without opening or closing the lid of the bag itself. To prevent this, the pocket should be covered with a lid, the fabric of the pocket should be made of elastic netting, or a rubber string called a ``rubber step'' should be sewn to the edge of the pocket opening to narrow the opening. It is usual.

``Problems to be Solved by the Invention'' However, the conventional gusseted pockets described above have the disadvantage that the length of the object to be stored is limited by the depth of the pocket, if the pocket has a cover. ing.

In addition, it is said that the above-mentioned elastic net or rubber step can be used to hold objects that protrude beyond the pocket by pressing them against the gusset side to prevent them from falling off. In order to ensure this retention, it is necessary to use a material that expands and contracts with strong force (that is, has a large rubber force), but if this rubber force is large, both ends of the gusset part will be pulled toward the center. As a result, the gusset becomes curved and it is not possible to obtain sufficient holding power.
Furthermore, the tensile force that pulls both sides of the gusset toward the center causes the gusset to lose its shape after long-term use of the bag.

Therefore, the present invention was made to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and provides a holder for the bag gusset that uses an elastic band with a large rubber force to securely hold the bag, but that does not cause the gusset to deform or lose its shape. It is intended to.

``Means for Solving the Problems'' In line with the above-mentioned purpose, the structure of the present invention, whose gist is the scope of the above-mentioned utility model registration claims, is such that the gusset part 2 of the bag body 1 is A pocket 4 having an upper opening 5 is provided at the lower part of the outer surface, and window holes 13, 13 are bored at both sides of the gusset 2 above the pocket 4, and inside the bag body 1, A band iron 10 with one side of the ring body 6 supported by each end folded portion 12, 12 is riveted so that both the ring bodies 6, 6 protrude outward from the gusset portion 2 through the window holes 13, 13, Furthermore, between the ring bodies 6, 6, there is an elastic band 7 having flexible fabric pieces 17, 17 sewn to both ends.
A technical means is taken in which each flexible fabric piece 17 is folded around one side of the ring body 6, and the folded overlapping portions are fixed and connected.

``Function'' Therefore, the holder of the bag gusset of the present invention inserts a long holding object, such as a whistle (not shown), through the inside of the elastic band 7 and inserts its tip into the pocket 4. Then,
The lower end of this holding object is held in the pocket 4, and the upper part is pressed against the gusset part 2 by the elastic band 7, so that the holding object will be held so that it will not fall off even if the bag body 1 shakes up and down when carrying it. It is.

In order to firmly hold this object with the elastic band 7, the elastic band 7 must have a large rubber force, but the reaction force of this rubber force is The band iron 10 acts to prevent the gusset part 2 from curving or losing its shape. Dough pieces 17, 17
acts to strengthen the connection with the ring body 6.

``Example'' Next, an example of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, 1 is the main body of the bag, and 2 is the gusset of the main body 1 of the bag. Although the bag body 1 is a school bag in the illustrated example, it may of course be a handbag or a shoulder bag.

A pocket 4 having an upper opening 5 is provided at the lower part of the outer surface of the gusset 2. This pocket 4
The size of the holder can be selected as desired, but the holder is not intended to store the entire object inside, but is used for inserting and locking only the lower part of the holder. Therefore, the height of the pocket 4 is the minimum necessary.In other words, the shallower the pocket 4 is, the easier it is to put in and take out a long object, and the amount of fabric used for the pocket 4 can be reduced. Furthermore, it is desirable to form the opening of the pocket 4 so that it is always open, as this also makes it easier to take in and take out the held items, and for this purpose, it is preferable to arrange the pocket 4 in a box-shaped structure made of less flexible fabric. good.

A pair of window holes 13, 13 are bored in both sides of the gusset 2 above the pocket 4.
These window holes 13, 13 are for penetrating the annular bodies 6, 6, which will be described later. In this embodiment, they penetrate not only the annular bodies 6, 6, but also part of the return parts 12, 12, which will also be described later. Its size and position are set so that it appears.

In addition, inside the bag body 1, there are folded portions 1 at both ends.
A band iron 10 pivoting one side of the ring body 6 at 2 and 12, respectively.
The ring bodies 6, 6 are made to protrude outward from the gusset 2 through the window holes 13, 13, and are riveted thereto. These annular bodies 6, 6 are rectangular ring-shaped ones, and one side thereof is a folded part 1 provided at both ends of the band iron 10.
2 and 12, respectively, and are pivotally connected. In addition, rivet holes 11, 11 are arranged in this band iron 10, and rivet holes 14, 14 provided in the gusset part 2 are provided.
The rivets 15, 15 inserted into the rivet holes 11, 11
It is riveted to the inner surface of the gusset part 2.

Furthermore, between the ring bodies 6, 6, there is an elastic band 7 having flexible fabric pieces 17, 17 sewn at both ends.
Each flexible fabric piece 17 is folded around one side of the ring body 6, and the overlapping part is fixed and connected. In the illustrated example, the elastic band 7 is formed by sewing flexible fabric pieces 17, 17, such as leather, to both ends of an elastic band 16 made of fabric woven with rubber. 17 is folded back into a bifold shape by wrapping one side of the ring body 6, and the folded overlapping part is riveted with rivets 19, 19, thereby connecting both ends to the ring bodies 6, 6, but it can be changed to rivet attachment. It may also be sewn on.

In addition, 8 in the figure is a tightening body of the school bag called a front band, and this tightening body 8 may be configured to pass inside the ring bodies 6, 6.

"Effect of the invention" This invention consists of the above-mentioned structure, and the gusset part 2
A pocket 4 is provided at the bottom of the pocket 4, and an elastic band 7 is arranged above the pocket 4, so that the lower end of the long object to be held is stored in the pocket 4, and the upper part is held by the elastic band 7. Therefore, it can be held securely and the bag body 1
To provide a holder for a bag gusset part, which can hold an object without fear of falling off even when the object shakes.

In addition, in the present invention, the pocket 4 and the elastic band 7 are arranged at separate positions, making it easy to manufacture.Furthermore, since there is less surface covering the gusset 2, the increase in fabric cost is kept to a minimum, and the bag body It is possible to provide a holder for a bag gusset part that has a good appearance while minimizing the influence on the design of item 1.

Since the object held by the holder of the bag gusset of the present invention is exposed except for the part stored in the pocket 4 and the part pressed by the elastic band 7, it is easy to attach and remove the holder. It is. That is, when holding an object, in addition to the method of inserting the lower end of the object through the inside of the elastic band 7 and then inserting it into the lower end pocket 4, the upper end of the object is inserted from below the elastic band 7. It is possible to push it up through the inside of the elastic band 7 and then lower it so that the lower end of the holding object is inserted into the pocket 4.
Of course, it is possible to attach and detach the holder using these two reverse methods, which has the effect of making attachment and detachment of the holder extremely easy.

In addition, a noteworthy effect of the present invention is that since the two ring bodies 6, 6 are connected by a band iron 10, this band iron 10 serves as a reaction force receiver for the tension generated by the elastic band 7. Even if the elastic band 7 with a large rubber force is used, the distance between the ring bodies 6 and 6 will not narrow, so a large rubber force can always be obtained and the holding can be performed reliably. The elastic band 7 does not cause the gusset part 2 to lose its shape, and since the flexible fabric 17 is interposed at the connection between the elastic band 7 and the ring body 6, the durability of the connection is improved. It is something that can be preserved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the essential parts of an embodiment of the bag gusset holder of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the elastic band. 1~bag body, 2~gusset, 4~pocket, 5~
Upper opening, 6 - ring body, 7 - elastic band, 10 - band iron,
11~Rivet hole, 13~Window hole, 14~Rivet hole, 15~
Stud.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] At the bottom of the outer surface of the gusset 2 of the bag body 1, there is an upper opening 5.
Window holes 13, 13 are provided in both sides of the gusset 2 above the pocket 4, and inside the bag body 1, there are folded back parts 1 at both ends.
A band iron 10 with one side of the ring bodies 6, 6 pivoted at 2, 12, respectively, is riveted so that both the ring bodies 6, 6 protrude outward from the gusset part 2 through the window holes 13, 13, and , between the rings 6, 6 is an elastic band 7 with flexible fabric pieces 17 sewn on both ends, each flexible fabric piece 17 is wrapped around one side of the ring 6 and folded back. A bag gusset holder made by fixing and connecting overlapping parts.