KR200347862Y1 - Binding assembly having a one body type binding ring - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel that can greatly reduce the cost and ease of use, wherein the content of the bookbinding material such as a calendar, a table calendar, a notebook, a diary, a booklet or a notebook is recorded, and on one side Multiple inlays in which through-holes are formed; A panel capable of covering one side of the inlay and supporting the inlay; And a connection ring which is formed integrally with the panel and connects the inlays through the through hole of the inlay so that the inlay can be replenished and exchanged. The connecting ring and the panel can be molded integrally to reduce manufacturing cost and manufacturing time due to the reduction of the number of parts, and the insertion process into the inlay through hole of the connecting ring is very simple and simple. And it is possible to reduce the bookbinding time, has the effect that can be very easy to replenish or replace the inlay.

Description

Binding assembly having a one body type binding ring

The present invention relates to a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel, and more particularly, to a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel that can greatly reduce costs and facilitate use.

Generally, as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, a bookbinding assembly (such as a table calendar in the drawing) such as a calendar, a table calendar, a notebook, a diary, a booklet, a notebook, etc. ), A coupling ring 2 (commonly called a ring, wire, spring, strip, etc.) is provided to enable replenishment and exchange.

That is, the prior art bookbinding assembly is largely comprised of the inlay 1, the front panel 3, the back panel 4, and the connection ring 2. As shown in FIG.

Here, the inlay (1), the contents of the binding object is recorded, the through hole (1a) is formed on one side is composed of a plurality of sheets.

In addition, the front panel 3, the through hole (3a) is also formed on one side, and covers the front or rear of the inlay (1) to support the inlay (1).

In addition, the rear panel 4, the through hole (4a) is also formed on one side, and covers the back or the front of the inlay (1) to support the inlay.

Here, in the case of the table calendar illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, the front panel 3 and the rear panel 4 are connected to each other to play on the table.

In particular, the connection ring 2 of the related art has a through hole 1a of the inlay 1 and a through hole of the front panel 3 so that the inlay 1 can be turned over and the inlay 1 can be replenished and exchanged. 3a) and through holes 4a of the rear panel 4 at the same time to connect the inlays 1, the front panel 3 and the rear panel 4 with each other, the connecting ring (2) is shown in the figure A wide variety of forms and types have been developed and are widely used, such as the typical spiral springs shown, two-row springs and interlocking springs.

That is, such a conventional connection ring 2 is a completely separate part from the front panel 3 or the rear panel 4, and is connected to the inlay 1, the front panel 3 and the rear panel 4. Each penetrating hole 1a, 3a, 4a formed is simultaneously penetrated.

However, a bookbinding assembly having such a conventional separate connecting ring 2 and a separate front panel 3 and a back panel 4 fabricates the connecting ring 2, the front panel 3 and the back panel 4. In the process, the front panel 3, the rear panel 4 and the connection ring (2) must be manufactured separately, so that the production cost and manufacturing time are increased by increasing the number of parts, and the connection ring (2) is deceived. (1) and the spring (connection ring) separately manufactured as the bookbinding process of inserting into the through-holes 1a, 3a and 4a of the front panel 3 and the rear panel 4 is very cumbersome and complicated, making manual work impossible. Bookbinding (Binder, not shown), such as bookbinding costs and bookbinding time increases, and the spring (connection ring) bound by the bookbinding machine does not loosen once bound, so replenishment or replacement of the inlay is very manual There was a problem that became difficult or impossible.

An object of the present invention for solving the above problems, the connection ring and the panel can be integrally molded by one injection molding, reducing the manufacturing cost and manufacturing time due to the reduction of the number of parts, inlay penetration of the connection ring Since the insertion process is very simple and simple, manual work can be done without a bookbinding machine, which reduces the bookbinding cost and bookbinding time. In providing.

1 is a side view showing an example of a conventional bookbinding assembly.

2 is a perspective view of FIG. 1.

3 is a side view illustrating a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

4 to 8 are enlarged side views illustrating various embodiments of the connection ring of FIG. 3.

9 is an exploded perspective view of a part showing a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view of parts showing another example of FIG. 9. FIG.

11 is a side view illustrating a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

12 is a side view illustrating a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a side view illustrating a bent state of the connection ring of FIG. 12.

14 is another example of FIG. 12.

FIG. 15 is another example of FIG. 12.

16 is a side view illustrating a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel according to another embodiment of the present invention.

17 is another example of FIG. 16.

In the bookbinding assembly having the connection ring integrated panel of the present invention for achieving the above object, a plurality of inlays in which the contents of bookbinding such as a calendar, a table calendar, a notebook, a diary, a booklet or a notebook are recorded, and a through hole is formed at one side. ; A panel capable of covering one side of the inlay and supporting the inlay; And a connection ring unit which is integrally formed with the panel and connects the inlays through the through hole of the inlay so as to allow the inlay to be replenished and exchanged.

In addition, the panel and the connection ring of the panel to maintain the tainted state of the connection ring, the (coating) species or synthetic resins (rubber, PP, PE, PVC, etc.) so that the connection ring has a predetermined elasticity ) Can be made by injection molding with the same material as each other, or by selecting any one of separately manufactured and bonded to each other.

In addition, the front end of the connection ring portion for the firm fixing of the inlay, the through-hole is penetrated by the front end of the connection ring portion is formed projections are widened so that the end size is difficult to be separated from the inlay bound once, the panel An insertion groove (insertion hole) having a narrow inlet may be formed at a position corresponding to the front end of the connection ring part so that the projection of the front end of the connection ring is forcibly inserted and fixed.

On the other hand, within the range in which the inlaying operation is possible, the connection ring portion is made by selecting any one of a round ring shape, an angled triangle shape, an angled square shape and a polygonal shape, and the shape of the through hole according to the shape of the connection ring portion Silver is made by selecting any one of a polygon and a circle, such as a square, the cross section of the connection ring may be made by selecting any one of a polygon and a circle, such as a plate, square.

In addition, a fold line is formed between the panel and the connection ring portion to enable individual bending or the entire bending of the connection ring portion with respect to the panel, and the panel to maintain the unfolded state of the connection ring portion with respect to the panel. A pair of interference projections and interference retention grooves may be formed between the connection rings.

In addition, the panel may be formed in a variety of embodiments, such as a support jaw is formed below to support the inlay, or is formed in the form of a band shortened to cover only the top of the inlay.

Hereinafter, a bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel according to various exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, as shown in Figure 3, the bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the replacement of the inlay, such as calendars, table calendars, notebooks, diaries, booklets, notes, etc. As an assembly, it is largely comprised from the inlay 10, the panel 40, and the connection ring part 40a.

That is, the inlay 10, the contents of the bookbinding is recorded, the through hole 10a is formed on one side, consisting of a plurality of chapters can be configured to pass back or forward to the center of the connecting ring 40a to be.

The inlay 10 is bound by the retracted connecting ring portion 40a, and is separated from the connecting ring portion 40a by the open connecting ring portion 40a to enable replenishment and exchange of the inlay 10. do.

On the other hand, the panel 40, which is any one of the front panel 30 or the rear panel 40, a shape that can cover one side of the inlay 10, the panel supporting the inlay ( 40 (back panel in FIG. 3).

In particular, in the case of the table calendar illustrated in FIG. 3, the panel 40 is connected to the front panel 30 so as to be played on a table.

Here, the technical idea of the present invention can be applied to a calendar, a notebook, a diary, a booklet, a notebook, etc. in addition to the illustrated table calendar.

Meanwhile, the connection ring portion 40a of the present invention connects the inlays 10 to each other by penetrating the through hole 10a of the inlay 10 so that the inlay 10 can be turned over and the inlay 10 can be replenished and exchanged. In this case, the panel 40 is integrated with the panel 40.

Therefore, a user applies an external force to the connection ring portion 40a to open the tip of the connection ring portion 40a, and the tip of the connection ring portion 40a opens the through hole 30a of the inlay 10 and the front panel 30. After passing through), if no external force is applied to the connection ring portion 40a, the connection ring portion 40a is retracted so that the inlay 10 and the front panel 30 are fixed to the connection ring portion 40a. As a result, the inlay 10 and the connection ring portion 40a are assembled, and when the user wants to replenish and replace the inlay 10, the user applies an external force to the connection ring portion 40a again to connect the connection ring portion 40a. ) And the inlay 10 and the front panel 30 are removed from the connection ring part 40a to dismantle the inlay 10 and the connection ring part 40a.

The panel 40 and the connection ring part 40a may be coated (coated) so that the connection ring part 40a may have a predetermined elasticity in order to maintain the tainted state of the connection ring part 40a. Synthetic resins (rubber, PP, PE, PVC, etc.) is preferably produced by injection molding the same material.

Here, the panel 40 and the connection ring portion 40a, it is preferable that the injection is made of the same material to each other in order to reduce the manufacturing cost, in addition to being separately manufactured after each other, also bonded to each other integrally by an adhesive or welding, etc. It is possible.

On the other hand, as shown in Figure 4, in order to further secure the inlay 10, the tip of the connection ring portion 40a, the through hole 10a is penetrated by the tip of the connection ring portion 40a once A protrusion 40b having a wide end portion may be formed so that separation of the bound inlay 10 is difficult.

Here, the shapes of the protrusions 40b may vary widely, and the drawings are merely examples.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, the projection 40b of the tip of the connecting ring 40a is forcibly inserted and fixed by a predetermined external force at a position corresponding to the tip of the connecting ring 40a of the panel 40. Insertion groove 40c having an inlet narrower than that of the protrusion 40b may be formed.

Therefore, the user forcibly inserts the tip projection 40b of the connection ring portion 40a into the insertion groove 40c as if it is a "tick button" of clothing, so that the tip projection 40b of the connection ring portion 40a is pressed. By forcing the insertion groove (40c) to enable a more firm fixation of the inlay 10, the end projections (40b) of the connecting ring (40a) by applying an external force of a predetermined degree or more for replenishment or replacement of the inlay (10) ) Can be separated from the insertion groove (40c).

In addition, as shown in Figure 6, instead of the insertion groove 40c of Figure 5, such as the insertion hole 40d is formed in the shape of the insertion groove 40c of Figure 5 and the insertion hole 40d of Figure 6 Modifications and variations are possible to those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

On the other hand, as shown in Figures 7 and 8, within the range in which the inlay 10 can be turned over, the connection ring portion 40a, as well as this round ring-shaped connection ring portion 40a of Figs. The connection ring portion 41 of the angular triangle of FIG. 7, the connection ring portion 42 of the angular rectangle of FIG. 8, and various other connection rings of the polygonal shape may be applied. In particular, the inlay 10 may be turned over once a month. Desktop calendars, calendars, etc. may be advantageous to apply a polygonal shape that can limit the inlaying to some extent.

Thus, as shown in Figure 9, when explaining the assembly process of the bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel of the present invention, as shown in Figure 9, the user applies the external force to the connection ring portion 40a to the connection The front end of the ring portion 40a is forcibly opened, and the front end of the connection ring portion 40a is penetrated through the through hole 30a of the inlay 10 and the front panel 30, and then no external force is applied to the connection ring portion 40a. If it is not applied, the connecting ring portion 40a is retracted, and when the user presses the connecting ring portion 40a so that the tip projection 40b of the connecting ring portion 40a is inserted into the insertion groove 40c. The tip protrusion 40b of the connection ring portion 40a is inserted into the insertion groove 40c as if it is a " tick button ", thereby making it possible to more firmly assemble the inlay 10 and the inlay 10. In contrast, the process of replenishing and exchanging It is capable of performing group connecting the insert to the front end protrusion (40b) of the ring (40a) by leaving from the groove (40c).

On the other hand, as shown in Figure 10, according to the shape of the connection ring portion 40a, the shape of the through hole 10a may be formed in a circular shape in addition to the polygon, such as a square, the cross section of the connection ring portion 40a In addition to the polygon, such as a plate or square, the shape of the through-hole 10a or the cross-sectional shape of the connection ring part 40a may be changed in various ways. will be.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and of course, modifications by those skilled in the art are possible without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

For example, in the technical idea of the present invention, in addition to the table calendar shown in FIGS. 3 to 10, as shown in FIG. 11, the connection ring portion 40a is integrally formed on the panel 40 so that the connection ring portion 40a is formed. The front protrusion 40b of the panel 40 may be applied to any bookbinding assembly such as various notebooks or diaries such as being forcibly inserted into the insertion groove 40c of the panel 40.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 12, the user opens the connection ring part 40a by hand so that the connection ring part 40a based on the panel 40 is easier to replace and replenish the inlay 10. A folding line 50 is formed between the panel 40 and the connection ring part 40a to allow individual bending or total bending of the panel. The unfolded state of the connection ring part 40a is based on the panel 40. It is also possible to form a pair of interference projections 51 and interference interference grooves 52 between the panel 40 and the connection ring portion 40a to maintain.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 13, assembling the inlay 10 in a state in which the connecting ring portion 40a is bent backward with respect to the fold line 50 and the entire connecting ring portion 40a is easily opened at the same time. In addition, it is possible to facilitate replenishment and exchange, and as shown in FIG. 12, by forcibly inserting the interference brace protrusion 51 of the panel 40 into the interference brace groove 52 of the connection ring portion 40a. By maintaining the unfolded state of the connection ring portion (40a) is to enable a firm fixing of the inlay (10).

Here, the forbidden biting projection 51 and the forbidden biting groove 52 are not necessarily required, but the above-described protrusion 40b and the inserting groove 40c may replace this, and as shown in FIG. It is also possible to simultaneously install the inhibiting projections 51 and the inhibiting engagement grooves 52 together with the projections 40b and the insertion grooves 40c described above.

The shape and type of the interference blocking protrusion 51 and the interference blocking groove 52 may be variously applied to the panel 40 as shown in FIG. 15.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 16, the bookbinding assembly having the connection ring integrated panel of the present invention may be applied to bookbinding assemblies such as notebooks or diaries. In particular, the panel 40 may include the inlay 10. The support jaw 60 is formed below to support the inlay so that the support can be more firmly supported, and can be used even when a separate front panel is removed.

In addition, the shape of the panel 40 is also very diverse, and is not necessarily a shape covering the entire one surface of the inlay 10, as shown in FIG. 17, the length is so as to cover only the top end of the inlay 10 It is also possible to form a reduced band shape.

Therefore, the scope of the claims in the present invention is not defined within the scope of the detailed description, but will be limited by the claims and the technical spirit thereof.

As described above, according to the bookbinding assembly having the connection ring integrated panel of the present invention, the connection ring and the panel may be integrally molded by one injection molding, thereby reducing manufacturing cost and manufacturing time due to the reduction of the number of parts, and The insertion process into the inlay through hole of the ring part is very simple and simple, so that manual work is possible without a bookbinding machine, thereby reducing the bookbinding cost and bookbinding time, and having an effect of replenishing or replacing the inlay very easily.

Claims (10)

A plurality of inlays in which contents of bookbinding products such as a calendar, a table calendar, a notebook, a diary, a booklet, a notebook, etc. are recorded and a through hole is formed on one side; A panel capable of covering one side of the inlay and supporting the inlay; And A connection ring formed integrally with the panel and connecting the inlays through the through holes of the inlays to enable the inlaying and replenishment and exchange of the inlays; Bookbinding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel comprising a. The method of claim 1, The panel and the connection ring portion of the panel are injection-produced or manufactured separately from the same material such as (coating) species or synthetic resins (rubber, PP, PE, PVC, etc.) so that the connection ring portion has a predetermined elasticity. A bookbinding assembly having a connecting ring integrated panel, wherein any one of them is selected by being bonded to each other. The method of claim 1, The front end of the connection ring portion, the through-hole is penetrated by the front end of the connection ring portion is a binding assembly having a connection ring-integral panel, characterized in that the end of the protrusion is widened so that it is difficult to leave the bound inlay . The method of claim 2, A binding ring-integrated panel having a connection ring, characterized in that an insertion groove (insertion hole) having a narrow entrance is formed at a position corresponding to the end of the connection ring portion of the panel so that the projection of the connection ring end is forcibly inserted and fixed. Assembly. The method of claim 1, The connecting ring unit, the bookbinding assembly having a connecting ring integrated panel, characterized in that any one of the shape selected from a round ring shape, an angled triangle shape, an angled square shape and a polygonal shape. The method of claim 1, The through-hole is formed by selecting any one of a polygon and a circle, such as a square, the cross section of the connection ring unit is formed by selecting any one of a polygon and a circle, such as a plate, square, and the like. Having a bookbinding assembly. The method of claim 1, And a fold line is formed between the panel and the connection ring portion to enable individual bending or total bending of the connection ring portion with respect to the panel. The method of claim 7, wherein A binding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel, characterized in that a pair of interference projections and interference retention grooves are formed between the panel and the connection ring portion to maintain the unfolded state of the connection ring portion with respect to the panel. The method of claim 1, The panel is a binding assembly having a connection ring integrated panel, characterized in that the supporting jaw is formed below to support the inlay. The method of claim 1, The panel is a bookbinding assembly having a connecting ring integrated panel, characterized in that the panel is formed in the form of a wedge shortened to cover only the top end of the inlay.