WO2019130575A1

WO2019130575A1 - Device for attaching protective member, and method for attaching protective member

Info

Publication number: WO2019130575A1
Application number: PCT/JP2017/047340
Authority: WO
Inventors: 哲視星川
Original assignee: トリニティ株式会社
Priority date: 2017-12-28
Filing date: 2017-12-28
Publication date: 2019-07-04
Also published as: JPWO2019130575A1; JP7054940B2

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a device for attaching a protective member with which it is possible to prevent the adherence of fingerprints as much as possible, and an attachment method in which said device is used, while providing easy and accurate positioning for affixing a protective member to be attached to a mobile terminal. [Solution] In order to attach a protective member to a mobile terminal, the present invention has a base part provided with a mobile terminal attachment part for securing the mobile terminal, a top board part that is placed on the base part, and a hand seal that is attached to the top board part and is closely bonded to the protective member. The base part furthermore is provided with an engagement part that regulates the position of the base part with respect to the top board part when the top board part is placed on the base part, the top board part furthermore is provided with a fitting part for fitting together with the hand seal part, and the hand seal part furthermore is provided with a removable adhesive part for temporarily attaching the protective member, the adhesive part fitting with the fitting part. Selected drawing: FIG. 1

Description

Protective member attachment device and protective member attachment method

The present invention relates to an apparatus for attaching a protective member of protective films to a screen of a portable terminal such as a smartphone and a method for attaching the protective member.

The screen of a portable terminal called a smart phone functions as a so-called touch panel, and is made of a transparent synthetic resin protective film or the like to protect the screen from dirt and scratches such as fingerprints in order to touch and operate the screen. There are cases where protective members such as thin protective glass are attached.

The protective member has the adhesive layer on the surface attached to the screen, so the release paper attached to the adhesive layer is removed and then attached to the screen.

However, the work of attaching the protective member is difficult, and dust or fingerprints may be attached to the adhesive surface to cause contamination, or a defect such as being stuck off the screen may occur.

As a solution to this, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2014-169098 “A screen protective film sticking aid used to stick a protective film for protecting the monitor screen on a monitor screen mounted on a device A frame molded so as to surround at least a part of the monitor screen and the side surface thereof; and the object attached to the monitor screen by attaching the frame to the device and sliding the monitor screen. And a removing member for removing the toner, and the removing member is provided on the frame, and after the removing member slides on the monitor screen, the protective film is supplied such that the sticking surface of the protective film faces the monitor screen. For the purpose of supplying the gap, and the pasting surface of the protective film supplied through the gap for the supply on the monitor screen Screen protective film application aid, characterized in that it comprises a pressing member for pressing. "Is disclosed to.

This screen protective film sticking aid must remove the release paper attached to the adhesive layer and attach the screen film at the attachment start position, which may be different from conventional hand attachment Absent. Therefore, it is not always possible to exclude the possibility of fingerprints and dust on the adhesive layer at that stage.

JP, 2014-169098, A

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned point, and the problem is that the protective member attached to the portable terminal can be protected from the attachment of fingerprint as much as possible while performing the simple and accurate pasting alignment. A member mounting device and a mounting method using the device.

In order to solve the above-mentioned subject, a protection member attachment device of the 1st viewpoint comprises a base part which comprises a portable terminal attachment part for fixing the portable terminal for attaching a protection member to a portable terminal, and a base part And the hand tool portion attached to the top board portion to be in close contact with the protection member, and the base portion is the top board portion when the top board portion is mounted. The engagement portion for defining the position, the top board portion, the fitting portion for fitting with the hand tool portion, and the hand tool portion are fitted with the fitting portion to temporarily attach the protection member And a releasable adhesive part.

In the protective member attachment apparatus of the second aspect, in the first aspect, the base portion further includes a floating portion for causing the top board portion to float upward when the top board portion is mounted. It is something to be equipped.

Further, in the protective member attaching apparatus according to the third aspect, in the first aspect or the second aspect, the topboard portion further includes a pressing hole portion for inserting a hand for pressing the protective member. is there.

In the protective member attaching apparatus of the fourth aspect, in the first to third aspects, the topboard portion is made of a transparent material.

The method of attaching the protective member of the fifth aspect is a method of attaching a protective member to the portable terminal using the protective member attaching apparatus of the first to fourth aspects, wherein the portable terminal is A portable terminal arranging step arranged in the base portion, a protective member mounting step of mounting the protective member on the portable terminal, a top board portion arranging step of arranging the top board portion on the protective member, a top board portion Hand tool portion placement process for placing the hand tool portion in the fitting portion, hand tool portion close contact process for pressing the hand tool portion and bringing the hand tool portion into close contact with the protective member, and hand lifting the hand tool portion From the hand tool portion lifted by the tool portion lifting step and the hand tool portion lifting step, the top board portion and the protective member to the protective member The release paper removal process, the release paper removal process, the top board unit placing the top board unit on the base unit where the portable terminal is arranged, the top tool unit placing process, the hand tool unit pressing the hand tool unit again It is a protection member attachment method of attaching a protection member to a portable terminal using a protection member attachment device which has a pressing process, and a removal process of a hand tool part and the top board part.

Since the present invention is configured and operates as described above, it is possible to attach a fingerprint as much as possible while providing a simple and accurate attachment alignment of a protective member attached to a portable terminal attached to a portable terminal. It is possible to provide a protective member attachment device that can eliminate the problem and an attachment method using the device.

It is a whole perspective view of a protection member attachment apparatus, a protection member, and a personal digital assistant. It is a top view of a base part. It is a right view of a base part. It is a side view of a base part. It is the IID-IID line expanded sectional view of FIG. 2A. A is a plan view of the top board portion. B is a side view of the top board portion. C is a right side view of a top board part. A is a side view of a hand tool part. B is a plan view of the hand tool portion. C is a side view of a hand tool part. A is a plan view of the protection member. B is a side view of a protection member. It is a state diagram of a portable terminal arrangement process. It is a state figure of a protection member mounting process. It is a state figure of a top board part arrangement process. It is a state figure of a hand tool part arrangement process. A is a state figure of a hand tool part adhesion process. B is an XB-XB line enlarged cross-sectional view of A. It is a state figure of a hand tool part lifting process. It is a state figure of a release paper removal process. It is a state figure of a top board part mounting process. It is an XIV-XIV line expanded sectional view in FIG. It is an expanded sectional view of the hand tool part pressing process of pressing a hand tool part from the state of FIG. It is a state figure of a hand tool part and a top board part removal process. It is the figure which removed the hand tool part and the top board part, and showed the state which the protection member was attached to the portable terminal.

Hereinafter, the present embodiment will be described. The protective member attaching apparatus 10 of this embodiment has a base portion 20, a top board portion 30 mounted on the base portion 20, and a hand tool portion 40 for attaching to the top board portion 30. .

The base unit 20 has a portable terminal attachment unit 21 for fixing the portable terminal 100. It is preferable that the portable terminal attachment unit 21 have a concave shape which follows the outer shape of the portable terminal 100. Therefore, in this case, the portable terminal 100 is fitted to the concave portable terminal attaching portion 21, and the portable terminal 100 can be fixed to the base portion 20.

The base portion 20 has a rectangular plate shape and preferably has a thickness and a size that can accommodate the portable terminal 100 described later, and is preferably made of a synthetic resin.

The base portion 20 also has an engagement portion 22 that defines the positions of the base portion 20 and the top board portion 30 when the top board portion 30 is disposed on the base portion 20. In the present embodiment, the engaging portions 22 are disposed near the four corners of the base portion 20, respectively. Each of the engaging portions 22 has a substantially cylindrical shape as a whole, and has a shape in which the upper end portion is so-called chamfered and the diameter thereof is reduced. The height is preferably 20 millimeters or less in this embodiment, and more preferably 18 millimeters.

The base portion 20 also has a floating portion 23 for causing the top board portion 20 to float upward when the top board portion 30 is disposed on the base portion 20. Here, floating means that a gap is generated between the base portion 20 when the top board portion 30 is placed on the base portion 20 and the top board portion 30. This gap will be further described later. Moreover, when it has several floating part 23, it is preferable that the height is the same. This is because the top board portion 30 floats parallel to the base portion 20. Moreover, as for the height, ie, a clearance, 3 mm or less is preferable. Further, in the present embodiment, the floating portions 23 are provided in the vicinity of the four corners of the base portion 20 and inside the engaging portions 22. The floating portion 23 has a configuration in which the coil spring 23 a is disposed in the upper end 23 b of the lid-like upper end portion and is disposed in the storage portion 20 a of the concave base portion 20. Further, although the floating upper end 23b is urged upward by the coil spring 23a, the floating upper end 23b is engaged with the storage portion 20a so as not to project upward for a fixed amount or more. In this case, it is preferable that the floating upper end portion 23b float upward by about 3 mm in height by the coil spring 23a, and more preferably about 2 mm. In addition, when pressing the top board portion 30 disposed on the base portion 20 downward as described later, the floating portion 23 is pressed by the top board portion 30 and the protruding floating portion 23 is a portion of the base portion 20. It is pressed so as to be flush with the main unit, and is arranged to be able to appear and retreat. Thus, the floating portion 23 has a cushioning property. Therefore, it is also preferable to use a synthetic resin having cushioning properties, for example, a urethane material, for the floating portion 23. In this case, the floating portion 23 is pressed against the top board portion 30, and the protruding floating portion 23 is Although it may not be flush with the main body of the base portion 20, it does not cause any particular problem because the protective member 200 disposed between the base portion 20 and the top board portion 30 has a certain thickness.

The base unit 20 also has a portable terminal extraction unit 25. When the portable terminal 100 is arrange | positioned at the base part 20, it arrange | positions so that it may take out from the base part 20 literally. Since the portable terminal 100 is fitted in the concave portable terminal attaching portion 21 in the base portion 20, the portable terminal 100 is provided adjacent to the portable terminal attaching portion 21 in order to facilitate its removal. The portable terminal takeout unit 25 has a size that allows the user's finger to enter, and has a concave shape with rounded corners.

Further, when the portable terminal 100 has a camera (not shown), the base unit 20 has a camera corresponding unit 26 having an oval shape so as not to interfere with the camera. This is a hole exhibiting an oval shape. Also, the scratch protection unit 27 is attached with a microfiber cloth for protecting the back surface of the portable terminal from being scratched and the like, and the legs 28 are provided at the lower four corners of the base 20, Is preferably made of synthetic resin or rubber, and serves as a non-slip when attaching the protective member 200 to the portable terminal 100 on a table (not shown). Further, the mark unit 29 is a portion for displaying an advertisement or the like, and by arranging this, it is possible to define the orientation of the portable terminal 100 described later. That is, the lower side of the portable terminal 100 at the time of use is defined.

Next, the top board unit 30 will be described. The top board portion 30 preferably has a rectangular plate shape and is a transparent member. It is possible to use either glass or synthetic resin. Further, four corners of the top board portion 30 are respectively provided with notches having an L shape. This notch is the engagement receiving portion 31. The engagement receiving portion 31 is for defining the relative position of the base portion 20 and the top board portion 30 described above, and engages with the engagement portion 22 in the base portion 20. Here, to define the opposing position means that, when the top board unit 30 is placed on the above-mentioned base unit 20, a portion with the base portion 20 and a portion with the top board portion 30 coincide with each other. Even when the top board unit 30 is placed on the base unit 20 again, the one part of the base unit 20 and the one part of the top board unit 30 coincide with each other so that they overlap with each other. The positional relationship is the same. This effect will be described later. In addition, although the engagement receiving part 31 in a present Example is a notch which exhibits L shape as mentioned above, when engaging with the column-shaped engaging part 22 in the column-shaped base part 20, the circle | round | yen It may be a hole having a circular shape that engages with the columnar engaging portion 22.

Further, the top board portion 30 has a fitting portion 32 configured by a rectangular hole for fitting with the hand tool portion 40. The fitting portion 32 is preferably disposed parallel to the short side 30 a of the topboard portion 30 in the present embodiment, but may be parallel to the long side 30 b (not shown). When the fitting portion 32 is disposed parallel to the short side 30a of the topboard portion 30, it is preferable to place the fitting portion 32 at a position substantially dividing the long side 30b into two (see FIG. 3). This is because the hand tool portion 40 can be pressed by the hand tool portion 40 while holding the top board portion 30 horizontally while holding the vicinity of the center of the protection member 200 as described later.

In addition, the top board portion 30 can be provided with the pressing holes 34. The pressing hole 34 preferably has a first pressing hole 34 a and a second pressing hole 34 b. The first pressing hole 34a is a hole having a square shape, and the user's finger can be inserted from here as described later. Further, the first pressing hole portion 34 a is disposed at a position shifted leftward from the center of the short side 31 a of the topboard portion 30. This is to avoid interference with a camera lens disposed on the back of the portable terminal 100 (not shown). That is, although not illustrated in the portable terminal 100, a screen may be provided on the back depending on the type of the portable terminal, and when attaching a protective member to the screen, interference with the upward facing rear camera is avoided.

The second pressing hole 34b is a hole having a square shape, and the user's finger can be inserted from this. Further, the second pressing hole 34 b is disposed substantially at the center of the short side 31 a of the topboard 30 and inside the short side 31 a.

The first connecting portion 35 for connecting the fitting portion 32 and the first pressing hole portion 34a literally has a hole shape, and has a width of a hole narrower than the width of the fitting portion 32. . Similarly, the second connecting portion 36 connecting the fitting portion 32 and the second pressing hole portion 34b is also literally shaped like a hole, and has a hole width narrower than that of the fitting portion 32. doing. About this, it is for avoiding fitting with the hand tool part 40, the 1st connection part 35, and the 2nd connection part 36. FIG.

Next, the hand tool unit 40 will be described. The hand tool portion 40 has a handle portion 41, a base portion 42, and an adhesive portion 43. The handle portion 41 is, literally, for a user (not shown) to grip the hand tool portion 40 and has a U-shape, which is the upper surface of the base portion 42, and one end 42a and the other end 42b of the base portion 42. It is attached to connect the

The pedestal portion 42 has a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and has the adhesive portion 43 on the lower surface thereof. The adhesive portion 43 has a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and the area thereof is smaller than that of the base portion 42, and is fitted with the fitting portion 32 in the top board portion 30. Further, the adhesive portion 43 does not have to be entirely adhesive, but it is sufficient if the lower surface portion 43a is adhesive. Therefore, for example, the lower surface 43a can use a micro suction sheet. Also, a re-peelable adhesive sheet can be used. The thickness of the adhesive portion 43 is preferably substantially the same as the thickness of the top board portion 30.

Further, the protective member 200 will be described. The protective member 200 comprises a protective member body 210. As the protective member main body 210, either a film-like sheet, one made of a synthetic resin, or one made of glass can be used. It is preferable at the point which can use what was made with hard synthetic resins other than a foldable film-like sheet | seat, or glass. Moreover, about these, the commercially available transparent thing, a colored transparent thing, or the so-called UV cut film etc. which cut an ultraviolet-ray can be used. Further, on the back surface of the protective member main body 210, an adhesive portion 210a for attaching to the screen 110 is provided, and further, the adhesive portion 210a has a release paper 230. This point is well known.

The protective member 200 does not constitute the protective member attaching device 10. In addition, on the back surface of the protection member 200, a release paper 230 having the same size as that of the protection member 200 is provided. Therefore, when the release paper 230 is peeled off, the adhesive surface 210a appears. This is also well known.

The portable terminal 100 will also be briefly described. The mobile terminal 100 has the screen 110 disposed, and if used in the present embodiment, for example, a game machine with a screen is included, so it goes without saying that so-called mobile phones called smartphones, tablet computers included.

Next, a method of attaching the protective member 200 to the portable terminal 100 using the protective member attaching device 10 will be described. The attachment method of the protection member 200 using the protection member attachment apparatus 10 mounts the protection member 200 in the portable terminal arrangement process 500 and the portable terminal 100 which arrange | positions the portable terminal 100 in the base part 20 as follows. Protection member placement step 510, a top board portion placement step 520 for placing the top board portion 30 on the protection member 200, and a hand tool for placing the hand tool portion 40 in the fitting portion 32 of the top board portion 30. Part placement step 530, a hand tool part adhesion step 540 for pressing the hand tool part 40 to bring the hand tool part 40 and the protection member 200 into close contact, a hand tool part lifting step 550 for lifting the hand tool part 40, and its hand The hand tool portion 40 and the top board portion 30 lifted by the tool portion lifting process 550 Release the release paper 230 attached to the protection member 200 from the member 200, place the release paper removal step 560, and place the top board portion 30 on the base portion 20 where the portable terminal 100 is disposed. The method is an attachment method of the protective member 200 including a placing step 570, a hand tool portion pressing step 580 for pressing the hand tool portion 40 again, and a hand tool portion 40 and a top board portion 30 removing step 590.

The portable terminal arrangement step 500 for arranging the portable terminal 100 in the base unit 20 will be described. In the portable terminal placement step 510, the base portion 20 has a concave shape conforming to the outer shape of the portable terminal 100 so as to dispose the lower portion 120 when used in the portable terminal 100 at a position close to the mark portion 29. Are arranged to be fitted to the portable terminal attachment unit 21 that presents (see FIG. 6).

Next, the protection member placement step 510 for placing the protection member 200 on the portable terminal 100 will be described. After the mobile terminal 100 is placed on the base unit 20 in the mobile terminal placement step 500 described above, the protection member 200 is placed on the mobile terminal 100. Here, the protective member 200 is placed so as to fit the screen 110 of the portable terminal 100. That is, it mounts so that those relative positions of protection member 200 and screen 110 of personal digital assistant 100 may not shift.

Next, the top board portion arranging step 520 for mounting the top board portion 30 on the protective member 200 will be described. After the portable terminal 100 and the protective member 200 are mounted on the base portion 20, the top board portion 30 is further disposed. At this time, the engagement receiving portions 31 disposed at the four corners of the top board portion 30 and the engaging portions 22 disposed respectively near the four corners of the base portion 20 are disposed so as to engage with each other. Thereby, the opposing position of the base part 20 and the top board part 30 is prescribed | regulated, and the position of the base part 20 and the top board part 30 does not shift | deviate. In addition, the positions of the base portion 20, the portable terminal 100, the base portion 20, and the protective member 200 are also defined, and they are arranged without shifting. When the top board unit 30 is further arranged on the base unit 20 after the mobile terminal 100 and the protection member 200 are arranged, there is a slight shift in the facing position between the mobile terminal 100 and the protection member 200. In this case, a user's finger (not shown) can be inserted into the pressing hole 34, that is, the first pressing hole 34a or the second pressing hole 34b, and the protection member 200 can be touched to correct the deviation. In this case, when the floating portion 23 is disposed in the base portion 20, the top board portion 30 is supported by the floating portion 23, and a slight gap is generated, that is, the top board portion 30 is floated. Therefore, the correction is easy without the protective member 200 being pinched by the top board portion 30. In addition, when the top board portion 30 is transparent, the user (not shown) can easily visually check the deviation between the protective member 200 and the portable terminal 100, so that the correction becomes even easier.

Next, the hand tool portion arranging step 530 for arranging the hand tool portion 40 in the fitting portion 32 of the top board portion 30 will be described. First, when a release paper (not shown) is attached to the adhesive portion 43 in the hand tool portion 40, it is removed, and the hand tool portion 40 is arranged to be fitted in the fitting portion 32 in the topboard portion 30. Thereby, the opposing position of the top board part 30 and the hand tool part 40 is prescribed | regulated, and the position of the top board part 30 and the hand tool part 40 does not shift | deviate. At this time, the adhesive portion 43 fits the fitting portion 32, and the base portion 42 is placed on the top board portion 30. Here, as described above, if the thickness of the top board portion 30 and the adhesion portion 43 are substantially the same, the adhesion portion 43 and the top board portion 30 become substantially flush.

Next, the hand tool portion close contact process 540 in which the hand tool portion 40 is pressed to bring the hand tool portion 40 and the protective member 200 into close contact with each other will be described. As described above, in a state in which the hand tool portion 40 is disposed in the fitting portion 32 in the top board portion 30, a user (not shown) presses the hand tool portion 40. As a result, the top board unit 30 moves downward together with the hand tool unit 40, and the adhesive unit 43 in the hand tool unit 40 adheres to the protective member 200. At this time, when the floating portion 23 is provided to the base portion 20, the floating portion 23 is present, and the top board portion 30 located at the floating position is pressed by the hand tool portion 40, and the top board portion 30 protrudes. The floating portion 23 is pressed so as to sink. At this time, if the heights of the plurality of floating portions 23 are the same, the top board portion 30 is pressed while maintaining the horizontal state, and thus the protection member 200 is maintained while keeping the hand tool portion 40 in parallel. Close contact with At this time, the release paper 230 of the protective member 200 is still attached. Therefore, even if the hand tool portion 40 is pressed, the protection member 200 is not attached to the portable terminal 100 at this time.

Next, the hand tool portion lifting process 550 for lifting the hand tool portion 40 will be described. This is not to lift only the hand tool portion 40 but to lift the protection member 200 in close contact with the hand tool portion 40 and the top board portion 30 located therebetween. As described later, even if they are placed on the base unit 20 again next time, the base unit 20, the portable terminal 100, the protection member 200, the top board unit 30 and the hand tool unit 40, and their opposed positions There is no difference.

Next, the release paper removal process 560 will be described, in which the release paper 230 attached to the protection member 200 is removed from the hand tool portion 40 lifted by the hand tool portion lifting step 550, the top board portion 30, and the protection member 200. In FIG. 12, the release paper 230 attached to the protective member 200 is peeled off as indicated by a broken line. The release paper 230 in a peelable state is described. As described above, when the release paper 230 attached to the protection member 200 is completely peeled off and removed, the adhesive surface 210 a is exposed on the back surface of the protection member 200.

Next, the top board mounting step 570 for mounting the top board 30 on the base 20 where the portable terminal 100 is disposed will be described. In the top board mounting step 570, the portable terminal 100 is disposed on the protective member 200 which is in close contact with the hand tool 40 again and the top board 30 located therebetween, with the adhesive surface 210a exposed. The engagement receiving portions 31 disposed at the four corners of the top board portion 30 and the engaging portions 22 disposed respectively near the four corners of the base portion 20 are engaged with each other. Arrange to match. Thereby, the opposing position of the base part 20 and the top board part 30 is prescribed | regulated, and the position of the base part 20 and the top board part 30 does not shift | deviate. Further, the relative positions of the base unit 20 and the portable terminal 200, and the base unit 20 and the protection member 200 are also defined. Accordingly, the relative positions of the base portion 20, the portable terminal 200, the protection member 200, and the top board portion 30 are defined, and they are arranged again without shifting.

Next, the hand tool portion pressing step 580 for pressing the hand tool portion 40 again will be described. In the hand tool portion pressing process 580, a user (not shown) presses the hand tool portion 40 in a state where the hand tool portion 40 is disposed in the fitting portion 32 in the top board portion 30. As a result, the top board unit 30 moves downward together with the hand tool unit 40, and the hand tool unit 40 presses the protection member 200. At this time, when the floating portion 23 is provided to the base portion 20, the floating portion 23 is present, and the top board portion 30 located at the floating position is pressed by the hand tool portion 40, and the top board portion 30 protrudes. The floating portion 23 is pressed so as to sink.

Since the release paper 230 of the protective member 200 is peeled off this time, the protective member 200 is attached to the portable terminal 100. At that time, in the case where the first pressing hole 34a or the second pressing hole 34b in the pressing hole 34 is provided, the first pressing hole 34a or the second pressing hole 34b in the pressing hole 34 A finger can be inserted to further press down the protective member 200, and the protective member 200 can be brought into close contact with the portable terminal 100. Further, in that case, as described above, the user's finger is inserted into the first pressing hole 34a or the second pressing hole 34b in the pressing hole 34, the protection member 200 is further pressed, and the protection member 200 is carried By bringing the terminal 100 into close contact with the terminal 100, it is possible to reduce the possibility of soot and air contamination.

When the heights of the plurality of floating portions 23 are the same, the topboard portion 30 moves downward while maintaining the parallel, so the protective member 200 is not inclined and pressed, and the mobile terminal 100 does not shift. The protective member 200 can be attached.

Next, the hand tool portion 40 and the top board portion 30 removal step 600 will be described. Remove the hand tool portion 40 from the top board portion 30. The hand tool portion 40 is fitted to the fitting portion 32 in the top board portion 30 and is in close contact with the protective member 200. In this state, the hand tool portion 40 and the top board portion 30 can be removed while pressing the protection member 200. When the first pressing hole 34a or the second pressing hole 34b in the pressing hole 34 is provided, the finger of the user may be inserted in the first pressing hole 34a or the second pressing hole 34b in the pressing hole 34. The protection member 200 can be attached to the portable terminal 100 by removing the hand tool portion 40 and the top board portion 30 while pressing the protection member 200 further. In these cases, the protective member 200 can be attached to the correct position without touching the adhesive surface 210a of the protective member 200 (see FIG. 17). Therefore, the attachment position of the protective member 200 can be simply and accurately aligned, and adhesion of dust and fingerprints can be prevented as much as possible. After that, in order to take out the portable terminal 100 from the base unit 20, the user's hand (not shown) can be inserted into the portable terminal taking out unit 25 and taken out. In addition, it is possible to use a protective member made of a hard glass material instead of attaching only a flexible film that is freely bendable as in the conventional device.

10 Protective member attachment device.
Reference Signs List 20 base unit 21 mobile terminal attachment unit 22 engaging unit 23 floating unit 30 top board unit 32 fitting unit 34 holding hole 40 hand tool unit 43 adhesive unit 100 mobile terminal 200 protective member 500 mobile terminal arrangement step 510 protective member engagement Placement step 520 Top board portion placement step 530 Hand tool portion placement step 540 Hand tool portion sticking step 550 Hand tool portion lifting step 560 Peeling paper removal step 570 Top board portion rearranging engagement step 580 Hand tool portion pressing step 590 Hand tool portion And top board part removal process

Claims

A base unit including a mobile terminal attachment unit for fixing the mobile terminal in order to attach a protective member to the mobile terminal;
A top board portion placed on the base portion;
A hand tool portion attached to the top board portion and in close contact with the protective member;
The base portion is an engagement portion that defines a position with the topboard portion when the topboard portion is placed thereon;
The top board portion is a fitting portion for fitting with the hand tool portion.
The protective member attaching apparatus for attaching a protective member to a portable terminal, the hand tool unit being fitted with the fitting portion and further comprising a peelable adhesive portion for temporarily attaching the protective member.
The protection according to claim 1, wherein the base portion further comprises: a floating portion for causing the top board portion to float upward when the top board portion is placed. Member mounting device.
The protective member attaching apparatus for attaching a protective member to a portable terminal according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising: a pressing hole portion for inserting a hand to hold the protective member.
The protective member attaching device for attaching a protective member to the portable terminal according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the top board portion is made of a transparent material.
A protective member attachment method for attaching a protective member to a portable terminal using the protective member attachment device according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
A portable terminal arrangement step of arranging the portable terminal in the base unit;
A protection member placement step of placing the protection member on the portable terminal;
A topboard portion arranging step of arranging the topboard portion on the protective member;
A hand tool portion arranging step of arranging the hand tool portion in the fitting portion of the top board portion;
A hand tool portion adhesion step of pressing the hand tool portion to bring the hand tool portion and the protection member into close contact;
A lifting step of lifting the hand tool portion;
A release paper removing process for removing a release paper attached to the protective member from the hand tool unit lifted by the hand tool unit lifting process, the top board unit, and the protective member.
A top board mounting step of mounting the top board on the base on which a portable terminal is disposed;
A hand tool portion pressing step of pressing the hand tool portion again;
A protective member attaching method for attaching a protective member to a portable terminal using a protective member attaching device including the hand tool portion and the removing process of the top board portion.