RU46713U1 - THE CALENDAR - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of printing, in particular, to mounted calendars. The calendar contains a block of calendar sheets, sewn together on one side with a connecting element made in the form of rings or spirals and inserted into notches made on one side of each calendar sheet, as well as an element for hanging the calendar, and the calendar is equipped with at least one insert, installed in the connecting element and made of elastic material, on one side of the liner there are protrusions of a T-shape located from each other at a distance multiple of the distance between adjacent windows threads or rings of the connecting element and having the ability to enter the rings or turns of the connecting element when installing the insert in the calendar, while the insert can be made of transparent material.

Description

Known calendar, made in the form of calendar sheets. stitched together with each other on one side by a connecting element made in the form of rings or spirals inserted (inserted) into the notches that are available on one side of each calendar sheet. Each calendar sheet of the calendar is divided into two fields, one of which has calendar dates, for example, of one of the months of the year, and additional information, for example, in the form of a graphic image, can be placed on the other.

(see Swiss patent No. 607844, class B 42 D 5/04. 1977) - the closest analogue.

As a result of the analysis of the implementation of the known calendar, it should be noted. that the presence of two zeros on each calendar sheet leads to the need to reduce both the size of calendar dates and the information placed on the adjacent field of the calendar sheet, which creates inconvenience when reading information, especially when you consider that mounted calendars have, as a rule, some deletion from workplaces, as a result of which the size of information placed on a calendar sheet is very important.

In addition, in order to gain access to a calendar sheet other than open for viewing, it is necessary to remove the calendar from the wall and flip the calendar sheets relative to the connecting element in order to open the desired sheet. which is inconvenient and time-consuming, during which the calendar is not available to third parties.

The objective of this utility model is to develop a calendar, mainly a wall type. convenient to use and informative.

The task is ensured by the fact that in a calendar containing a block of calendar sheets stitched on one side with a connecting element made in the form of rings or spirals and inserted into recesses made on one side of each calendar sheet, as well as an element for hanging the calendar, new is that the calendar is provided with at a minimum. one insert installed in the connecting element and made of elastic material, on one side of the insert there are protrusions T shaped, located from each other at a distance multiple of the distance between adjacent turns or rings of the connecting element and having the ability to enter the rings or turns of the connecting element when installing the insert in the calendar, while the insert is made of transparent material.

When conducting patent research, no solutions were found that were identical to the declared one, and therefore, the claimed utility model meets the patentability criterion of “novelty”.

The information set forth in the application materials is sufficient for the practical implementation of the utility model.

The essence of the utility model is illustrated by graphic materials on which:

In Fig.1 a calendar, a General view in plan with a liner installed in the connecting element;

2, a calendar insert.

The calendar is made in the form of a block of calendar sheets 1, stitched along their upper (in the plane of the drawing) side of the connecting element 2 with the possibility of rotation of the calendar sheets relative to the connecting element.

The connecting element 2 can be made in the form of rings or spirals. 3 calendar sheets missed (missed) in the notch, available on one side of each calendar sheet 1.

At least one side of each calendar sheet 1 has calendar dates, for example, one of the months of the year, grouped by

weeks. On the other side of each calendar sheet, calendar dates and / or graphics may be applied.

In the connecting element 2 there is an element 4 for hanging a calendar, for example, on a wall made in the form of a rod with an eye in its middle part.

The calendar is equipped with at least one insert 5 made of elastic and. possibly a transparent material, such as plastic. On one side of the insert there are T-shaped protrusions 6. the distance between the protrusions is a multiple of the spiral pitch or the distance between adjacent rings of the connecting element 2. The insert is designed to accommodate information that can be very diverse. This may be calendar information, for example, for a week, month, year. century. This may be advertising information or certain information related to any activity. The insert can be made in the form of a sheet for notes, without any information initially.

The number of calendar inserts can be very different. They can be located both outside the block of calendar sheets 1. and between sheets.

Given that the liners 5 are made of elastic material. The T-shaped part of their protrusions 6 easily goes into the rings or coils of the spiral of the connecting element 2 and is fixed in it. Also, easily, each insert can be removed from the calendar.

Inserts can also be made of transparent material, which avoids disturbing the general background of the calendar sheet in front of which the insets are located.

Given that the inserts are usually smaller than the size of calendar sheet 1, the general view of the calendar in the presence of one or more inserts does not change.

The proposed shape of the protrusions of 6 inserts makes it easy and convenient to remove them from the calendar (for example, for temporary use or making entries), and install them back to the right place. When installing the 5 inserts in the calendar, there is no need to use additional funds

fixing of loose leaves. For this, a connecting element 2 of the calendar is used. To insert 5 is easily inserted or removed from the calendar, it is necessary that the distance between the tabs 6 of the insert is a multiple of the distance between adjacent rings of the connecting element or the pitch of the spiral (depending on the implementation of the connecting element).

Huck. if the distance between adjacent rings of the connecting element is “h”. then the distance between adjacent tabs of the liner should be “Ph”. where P is the number of gaps between the rings or turns of the connecting element, between adjacent protrusions 6 of the insert 5. The fulfillment of this dependence makes it easy to install and remove the insert from the calendar.

The calendar is used as follows.

For use, the calendar is hung through element 4. for example, on the wall and open the calendar sheet 1 needed for viewing. If it is necessary to change the calendar sheet, the calendar is removed from the wall and, by flipping the calendar sheets 1 relative to the connecting element 2, open the necessary calendar sheet and hang the calendar on the wall.

Inserts 5 at the same time. deployed together with the calendar sheets on the connecting element 2. They do not interfere with the rotation of the calendar sheets and are securely fixed with their tabs 6 in the connecting element. To remove the insert 5 from the calendar hung on the wall, take the insert by its lower part and applying force downward, pull the T-shaped parts of the protrusions from the connecting element 2. Since the protrusions 6 are elastic, they bend easily beyond the contour of the rings or spirals connecting element. Removed from the calendar insert 5, if necessary, can easily be installed in the calendar. To do this, its T-shaped protrusions are pressed against the connecting element 2, the T-shaped protrusions are elastically bent and. Entering the contour of the connecting element (inside the spiral or rings), they elastically straighten, taking the original shape and fixing the insert 5 in the (on) calendar.

Claims (2)

1. A calendar containing a block of calendar sheets stitched on one side with a connecting element made in the form of rings or spirals and inserted into the notches on one side of each calendar sheet, as well as an element for hanging the calendar, characterized in that the calendar is equipped with at least one insert installed in the connecting element and made of an elastic material, on one side of the insert there are protrusions of a T-shape, located from each other at a distance multiple of the distance m forward adjacent coils or rings of the connecting element and able to call in the rings or coils of the connecting element during installation of the insert into the calendar. 2. The calendar according to claim 1, characterized in that the insert is made of transparent material.