JPS644534Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a file suitable for storing magazines and the like.

Conventional files of this type include pipe files,
There are various types of files, such as stand type file, cap type file, press file, Z type file, and high clip file. However, opening and closing the binding tool is an essential task,
This can be complicated if you are busy. The purpose of this invention is to provide an extremely convenient file in which the filing process can be completed simply by pushing in magazines, etc., and there is no need to operate a binding tool. A pair of casings each having a required number of vertical slits on the inner wall thereof are bent into a ∩ shape and have horizontal spring properties on the vertical plate part, and a casing on the outside surface of one vertical plate part. A required number of locking bodies each having a sloped upper edge and protruding claw pieces whose tips are lowered are housed in such a manner that each of the claw pieces protrudes from each of the slits. When filing a magazine, etc., when filing a magazine, etc., by pressing both ends of the magazine, etc. against the upper edge of the claw piece, the upright plate part of the locking body bends the claw piece so that it fits into the inside of the slit. When the clip passes the position of the pawl, it is restored due to its spring properties, and the pawl protrudes again to lock the magazine or the like.

The illustrated embodiment will be described below.

At both ends of the spine 2 of the cover 1, the lower ends of one of the side walls 3, 3' extend outward to form mounting plate parts 4, 4', and from the lower end of the side walls 3, 3' to the approximately central part. A pair of casings 6, 6' each having four rows of vertical slits 5, 5'... up to its height are riveted to face each other with side walls 3, 3' having the slits 5, 5'... as inner walls, respectively; Also, it is bent into a ∩ shape to impart horizontal spring properties to the standing plate portion 9, and one of the standing plate portions 9
A locking body 8 made of plastic or zyuracon is formed on the outer surface thereof, and has a protruding claw piece 7 whose upper edge is in the shape of a quarter arc and whose tip side is lowered. are housed inside each housing 6, 6', and each claw piece 7... protrudes from the slit 5, 5'.... When filing a magazine, etc. A, as shown in Fig. 4, when the magazine, etc. A is pushed in the direction of the spine 2, its edge hits the upper end of the claw piece 7, and since the claw piece 7 is slanted, a force is applied in the horizontal direction. As a result, the standing plate part 9 of the locking body 8 is bent and the claw piece 7 is inserted into the slit, allowing the magazine, etc. The claw piece 7 is made to protrude from the slit 5 again to lock the magazine etc.

As mentioned above, when filing a magazine or the like, the present invention is such that by simply pushing it in, the claw piece sinks into the slit due to the spring properties of the locking member, and then protrudes again, thereby completing the locking process automatically. This has the effect that the complicated operations of conventional products, such as opening and closing the binding tool, are omitted, making it extremely easy to use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is an overall perspective view, Fig. 2 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a part of the casing housing the locking body. FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway enlarged perspective view, and FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the operation of the locking body when loading a magazine or the like. 1...Cover body, 2...Spine cover, 3, 3'...Side wall, 4, 4'...Mounting plate section, 5, 5'...Slit, 6, 6'...Housing, 7... Claw piece, 8...locking body, 9...standing board part, a...magazine, etc.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of casings are fixed to both ends of the spine and have a required number of vertical slits in their opposing inner walls, and are bent into a ∩ shape to impart horizontal springiness to the upright part. A required number of locking bodies each having a protruding number of claw pieces having an inclined upper edge and lowering the distal end thereof on the outer surface of one of the upright plate portions are inserted through each of the above-mentioned slits. A file characterized by being stored so as to be exposed.