KR200492953Y1 - Stapler capable of stapling at prescribed position - Google Patents

Abstract

In this design, a support plate that receives elastic support is attached to a crimp part that deforms the end of the staple to secure paper, etc., and by placing a guide on the support plate, the edge of the paper, etc. is always placed in a fixed position by receiving this guide guide. Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a stapler capable of always stapling in a predetermined position. In particular, the present invention uses a pinning function that rotates the crimp portion to cause the staples to bend outward.However, since the guide is forcibly inserted or removed in the crimp portion, the staple end bends inward. Another object is to provide a stapler that can be easily stitched to a predetermined position even when performing a pinning operation in which the staple end is bent outward.

Description

STAPLER CAPABLE OF STAPLING AT PRESCRIBED POSITION}

The present invention relates to a stapler, and more specifically, a guide is installed in the crimp portion that fixes paper, etc. by deforming the end of the staple, and the paper is configured so that it does not move any longer by being caught by the guide, It is always possible to put staples in a fixed position. In addition, in the crimp part with stapling function to bend the staple end inward by rotating the crimp part and pining function to bend outward, this guide can be forcibly removed or inserted according to the stapling and pinning operation position. I did it.

A stapler is one of office supplies that can be easily stored or used by stitching paper of a certain thickness at a time.In addition to the stitching function, a stapler is manufactured by adding various functions such as (Patent Document 1) to (Patent Document 3) below. do.

(Patent Document 1) Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2018-0003937

It is related to Hotsukis, where the depth of the paper to be printed is adjusted, and the vertical and horizontal supports of Hotsukis are formed on the upper and lower portions of the vertical support, and a vertical mover is formed at the end of the horizontal supporter at the top, and the end of the vertical supporter is formed. It forms the upper part excluding the support of Hotsukis, and the vertical moving platform formed at the end of the horizontal support formed on the upper part is formed in a "c" shape in cross section, and the tightening bolts such as butterfly bolts are formed at the end of the horizontal support to move vertically. The base can be fixed, and the hotsukis base can be selectively compressed by rotating it from the lower side like a general hotsukis, and the hotsukis base is pressed so that it spreads sideways and the other is compressed so that it gathers in the middle. It is formed so as to match the eggs of the upper part of the hotsukis on the horizontal support, and the head of the hotsukis and the hotsukis support is connected to the vertical movement.

(Patent Document 2) Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1835035

The present invention relates to a stapler, and to a stapler capable of adjusting a stapling position capable of stapling a spacer core at a desired position of paper to be bundled. In such a configuration, in a stapler including a support member on which the iron is placed, a receiving member for accommodating an iron core, and a pressing member for driving an iron core to the iron core placed on the support member, the support member is penetrated in the vertical direction so as to be front and rear. A guide hole formed in the direction and a receiving portion provided at the lower portion of the support member to accommodate the support of the support member, and an insert that is movably and rotatably inserted into the guide hole of the support member, A support member having a plate-shaped support provided at a lower portion of the insert such that the insertion grooves are provided along the left and right directions of the support member and positioned under the support member; A plate-shaped second guide provided at a rear end of the first guide body and provided to extend forward so as to be perpendicular to the first guide body and a plate-shaped second guide that is detachably inserted into the insertion groove of the support body It characterized in that it further comprises a guide member with a sieve.

(Patent Document 3) Korean Patent Laid-Open Patent No. 10-2019-0079577

It relates to a stapler, comprising: a support portion formed to have a predetermined width and length; An operation part having one end coupled to one end of the support part and configured to be rotated in the vertical direction by an external force; The operation unit includes an elastic member formed to extend in a vertical direction to the other end of the operation unit and configured to be movable in an up-down direction by elasticity, and when an external force is generated, a working unit that performs a seal operation or a label paper attachment operation.

However, the existing stapler has the following problems.

(1) When stitching paper, etc., the stitching positions are different.

(2) For example, when repeatedly stitching multiple sheets of paper into one, the position where the staples are stuck on the paper changes as the paper is manually stitched.

(3) At this time, the location where the staples are stuck on the paper varies not only with the person who is stitching, but also with the speed of stitching.

(4) This causes various problems, such as not being able to place the staples in the desired position, or the paper, etc., is not properly stitched even when staples are inserted, or the paper etc. are easily separated from the stitched state.

(5) In particular, if the documents are filed incorrectly, there is a hassle of repeating the same operation, such as having to reprint the document and then file it again.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2018-0003937 (Publication date: 2018.01.10) Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1835035 (Registration date: 2018.02.27) Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2019-0079577 (Publication date: 2019.07.05)

The present design takes this into account, and by attaching a support plate that receives elastic support to the crimp portion that tightens paper, etc. by deforming the end of the staple, and by placing a guide on the support plate, the edge of the paper etc. The purpose of this is to provide a stapler that can always be stapled in a predetermined position because it is configured to be received and placed in a predetermined position.

In particular, the present invention uses a pinning function that rotates the crimp portion to cause the staples to bend outward.However, since the guide is forcibly inserted or removed in the crimp portion, the staple end bends inward. Another object is to provide a stapler that can be easily stitched to a predetermined position even when performing a pinning operation in which the staple end is bent outward.

In addition, the present invention provides a stapler that allows the guide and the support plate to be pressed and stably and accurately stitched to a predetermined position, even if the thickness of the paper to be stitched is thinner than the guide thickness, since the guide is installed on the moving support plate by receiving the spring support at the crimp part. It has another purpose.

A stapler that can be stitched to a predetermined position according to the present invention for achieving this purpose includes a base 100 having a crimp portion 110 on one side; A carrier 200 rotatably mounted on the other side of the base 100 and mounted with staples; In a stapler including a handle 300 mounted on the base 100 so as to rotate together with the carrier 200 and pressed against the crimp portion 110 to press the staple, the crimp portion 110 has one side of the paper A support plate 120 is provided that is pressed by elastic support of the spring 121 so that the corners are in close contact so that the staples can always be inserted in a predetermined position, and the support plate 120 includes guides 122 in contact with both edges of the paper. It features equipped.

In particular, the crimp portion 110 is characterized by having a pinning function and having support plates 120 at both positions facing each other with respect to the rotation center of the crimp portion 110.

At this time, at least one press-in hole 123 is formed in the support plate 120 so that the guide 122 can be forcibly inserted or removed, and the guide 122 is press-fit into a position corresponding to the press-in hole 123 It is characterized in that the protrusion 124 is formed to protrude.

The stapler that can be tied to a predetermined position according to the present invention has the following effects.

(1) By placing the object to be ironed on the crimp part and making it in close contact with the guide, it is always possible to iron it in a fixed position.

(2) Therefore, whoever irons it, not only can it be ironed in a fixed position at all times, but also a large amount of ironing in a short time can increase work efficiency.

(3) At this time, since the guide is mounted on the support plate supported by the spring, the support plate moves with elastic support regardless of the thickness of the object to be tied, so it is convenient to stably support it and attach it to a predetermined position.

(4) On the other hand, in the crimp part with the pining function, the guide is separated and forcibly inserted to support the object to be stitched.Therefore, stapling is performed so that the end of the staple is bent inward. You can conveniently work by changing the guide position according to the pining work that is bent outside.

[Fig. 1] is a perspective view showing the overall configuration of a stapler according to [Example 1] of the present invention.
[Fig. 2] is a plan view showing the configuration of a crimp portion according to [Example 1] of the present invention.
[Fig. 3] is a diagram showing a state in which stapling is performed in which the end of the staple is bent inward through the configuration of the crimp portion according to [Example 2] of the present invention, (a) is a cross-sectional view, and (b) is It is a plan view.
[Fig. 4] is a view showing a state in which a pinning operation in which the end of the staple is bent out through the configuration of the crimp portion according to [Example 2] of the present invention, (a) is a cross-sectional view, and (b) is a plan view to be.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Prior to this, terms or words used in this specification and claims should not be construed as being limited to their usual or dictionary meanings, and the designer should appropriately define the concept of terms in order to explain his own design in the best way. It should be interpreted as a meaning and concept consistent with the technical idea of the present invention according to the principle that it can be.

Therefore, the embodiments described in the present specification and the configurations shown in the drawings are only the most preferred embodiment of the present invention, and do not represent all the technical ideas of the present invention, and various equivalents that can replace them at the time of the present application And it should be understood that there may be variations.

A stapler that can be stitched to a predetermined position according to [Embodiment 1] of the present invention includes a base 100, a carrier 200, and a handle 300, as shown in [Fig. 1] and [Fig. 2].

In particular, the base 100 is equipped with a support plate 120 supported by a spring 121 to a crimp portion 110 that bends and tightens the end of the staple, and a guide 122 is mounted on the support plate 120 , The object (O) placed on the crimp portion 110 is caught by the guide 122 and placed in a predetermined position so that it can always be tied to a predetermined position.

At this time, the support plate 120 is configured to be pressed by receiving the elastic support of the spring 121 as the handle 300 is pressed, so even if the thickness of the object O is thinner than the thickness of the guide 122, it is determined while stably supporting It was made to be able to attach to the position.

Hereinafter, this configuration will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Here, the reference numeral "O" denotes an object to be bound, such as paper.

end. Base

The base 100 is formed in a band shape having a predetermined size, as shown in [Fig. 1] and [Fig. 2], and supports rotation of a carrier 200 to be described later on one side and a crimp portion ( 110).

Here, the crimp portion 110, as shown in [Fig. 1] and [Fig. 2], put the edge or edge of the object (O) such as paper, and the carrier 200 to be described later together with the handle 300 When pressed together and rotated, the staples inserted in the carrier 200 are forcibly embedded in the object, and the end of the staple is bent to tighten the object (O). In addition, a groove 111 ′ is formed in the crimp portion 110 to perform a stapling function in which the end of the staple is bent inward when the object O is stitched. Here, the staple is formed in a "c" shape, and as the hammer to be described later is pressed, both ends protrude toward the crimp part 110 and penetrate the object O, and the through ends are bent to face each other. It refers to a shim made of conventional techniques to make.

Meanwhile, the crimp portion 110 is provided with a guide 122 such that the object O placed on the crimp portion 110 is always placed at a predetermined position, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. At this time, the guide 122 is preferably configured to be in contact with both edge portions of the object O, so that the object O can always be placed in a predetermined position. Since the guide 122 has a rectangular shape, such as a paper, it is preferable to manufacture the guide 122 in a shape that is bent in a right angle accordingly.

In addition, as for the guide 122, it is preferable to install the support of the spring 121 on the crimp portion 110 on the support plate 120 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. That is, the spring 121 is fixed to the base 100 and the other is installed to support the support plate 120, so that the object (O) placed on the support plate 120 to be caught by the guide 122 Even if the thickness of the guide 122 is thinner than the thickness of the guide 122, the support plate 120 is pressed into the base 100 by rotating and pressing the handle 300, which will be described later, so that the object O can be retracted.

In the base 100 made as described above, a carrier 200 is mounted on the other side so as to rotate toward the crimp portion 110 as shown in FIG. 1.

2. carrier

The carrier 200, as shown in Fig. 1, is rotatably mounted on one side of the above-described base 100, and a pusher receiving elastic support therein pushes several staples to the opposite side receiving rotational support. It refers to the usual technique. At this time, the staple can be embedded in the object O as the hammer mounted at the end of the handle 300 to be described later is pressed and attached to the object O.

3. Handle

The handle 300 is mounted on the base 100 so that it can rotate together with the carrier 200 described above, as shown in FIG. 1. At this time, the base 100 is provided with a hammer on the opposite side of the rotational support portion. The hammer is made to protrude out of the carrier 200 while forcibly separating the staples that are temporarily combined in the above-described carrier 200 and pushed with a pusher to be stuck in the object (O) placed on the crimp part (110), and the groove (111) By bending the end of the staple by using a conventional technique to substantially stitch. At this time, the hammer enters into the carrier 200 as the handle 300 is pressed, and presses the staples so that the hammer is forcibly embedded in the object O to be retracted.

In the present invention made as described above, since the edge of the object to be tightened by placing it on the crimp part is caught by the guide and supported so that it does not move anymore, the staples stored in the carrier can always tighten the fixed corner of the object as the handle is pressed. do.

The stapler that can be stitched to a predetermined position according to [Embodiment 2] of the present invention has the same configuration as [Embodiment 1] described above, as in [Figs. 3] and [Fig. 4], but has a pining function. Two support plates 120 are mounted on the crimp portion 110, and when stapling or pinning using one guide 122, it can be fixed and used in an appropriate position. Accordingly, a detailed description of the same configuration as in [Embodiment 1] is omitted here, and only the additional configuration will be described.

In [Example 2], as in [Figs. 3] and [Fig. 4], a crimp portion 110 having a stapling function and a pining function is used. Here, stapling refers to a conventional technique in which the end of the staple is struck inward when stapling is stapled, and the pinning refers to a conventional technique in which the end of the staple is bent outward and tied. Accordingly, the crimp portion 110 is used in which two pairs of grooves 111 ′ and 111 ″ respectively required for stapling and pinning are formed, and in particular, these grooves 111 ′ and 111 ″ are formed with stapling and The crimp portion 110 is rotatably mounted so that it can be used for pinning. At this time, the rotation is mounted on the base 100 so as to be able to rotate about the axis, and by inserting a spring on this axis, the crimp portion 110 receives elastic support and remains in close contact with the base 100. In some cases, when the crimp portion 110 is pulled away from the base 100 and rotated, the desired positions of the grooves 111 ′ and 111 ″ can be adjusted.

On the other hand, [Example 2], as described in [Example 1], elasticity as described in [Example 1], one around the grooves 111 ′ and 111 ″ necessary for stapling and pinning, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 A support plate 120 to receive support is mounted, and the guide 122 is forcibly inserted into the support plate 120, and is separated from time to time so that it can be mounted on another support plate 120. Thus, stapling work. When doing a pinning, the guide 122 is mounted on the support plate 120 around any one of the grooves 111', and the guide 122 fixed to the support plate 120 around the groove 111' is separated when pinning. Thus, by fixing the guide 122 to the support plate 120 around the pinning groove 111", the pinning operation can be performed.

To this end, in the support plate 120, as shown in [Fig. 3] and [Fig. 4], at least one press-fitting hole 123 is formed, and the guide 122 is press-fit corresponding to the press-fitting hole 123 By protruding the protrusion 124, the press-fit protrusion 124 is forcibly fitted into the press-fit hole 123 to fix the guide 122 to the support plate 120, or, conversely, forcibly pulling out the guide from the support plate 120 ( 122) can be separated.

As described above, the present invention is configured so that the guide can be forcibly fixed or removed around the grooves required for stapling and pinning, so by rotating the crimp part, the guide position is changed to the appropriate position when stapling and pinning work. By fixing it while going, you can always attach it to a fixed position with respect to the object to be ironed.

100: base
110: crimp portion
111', 111": home
120: support plate
121: spring
122: guide
123: press-in hole
200: carrier
300: handle

Claims (3)

delete delete A base 100 with a crimp portion 110 on one side; A carrier 200 rotatably mounted on the other side of the base 100 and mounted with staples; In the stapler including; a handle 300 mounted on the base 100 so as to rotate together with the carrier 200 and pressing the staple against the crimp portion 110;
In the crimp portion 110,
A support plate 120 is provided that is pressed by elastic support of the spring 121 so that one edge of the paper is in close contact so that the staples can always be inserted in a predetermined position, and the support plate 120 has guides contacting both edges of the paper ( 122),
The crimp portion 110,
Equipped with a pinning function, and equipped with support plates 120 at both positions facing each other based on the rotation center of the crimp portion 110,
At least one press-in hole 123 is formed in the support plate 120 so that the guide 122 can be forcibly inserted or removed,
The guide 122 is a stapler that can be convex to a predetermined position, characterized in that the press-fit protrusion 124 is formed to protrude at a position corresponding to the press-in hole 123.

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