WO2020110356A1

WO2020110356A1 - Holder for taping tape

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Publication number: WO2020110356A1
Application number: PCT/JP2019/024414
Authority: WO
Inventors: 博明松田
Original assignee: 株式会社エスアンドイーコーポレーション
Priority date: 2018-11-27
Filing date: 2019-06-20
Publication date: 2020-06-04
Also published as: JP2022089173A; JP7241385B2; JP2020081436A

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a taping tape holder which is for rotatably supporting a taping tape in a stable state, and with which the taping tape can be drawn by an appropriate amount or length by hand. [Solution] Developed is a taping tape holder, which has a cylindrical base in the center thereof and is for holding a taping tape wound around the cylindrical base, wherein the taping tape holder has: a penetrating rod that penetrates through the cylinder of the cylindrical base; a pair of flanges at least one of which is detachably arranged on both end sections of the penetrating rod and follows a side surface of the taping tape, and which have a straight-line section for desktop mounting on at least a corresponding position, and are arranged to be parallel to each other; a pair of drawing members which are erected parallel to the cylinder center shaft on the one flange and are for drawing the taping tape from between the drawing members; and drawing member penetration holes for penetrating and fixing the pair of drawing members provided to the flange on which the drawing members are erected and the other flange.

Description

Holder for taping tape

The present invention relates to a taping tape holder.

Generally, medical or exercise taping tapes are known. Although it may be simply called “taping”, it is included in the “taping tape” in the present invention. In the case of exercise, there is a use in which athletes fix the wounds on joints and muscles with tape in order to prevent injury or prevent deterioration of the injured part. For medical purposes, there are uses such as fixing the insertion site and insertion direction of a drip injection needle, or fixing the catheter insertion port. If there are stretchable and non-stretchable tapes, the tape widths thereof are various, and there are tapes of 12 cm, 19 cm, 25 cm, 38 cm, and 50 cm. Basically, there are many things that cannot be cut by hand, but there are some that can be cut by hand, and there are also those that are water repellent. Usually, it has a three-layer structure of a release paper part, an adhesive part and a cloth part, and the cloth part and the adhesive part are integrated.

As a specific example of the taping tape of the stretchable member, a cloth-like member of the taping tape is formed by knitting a thread, and the stretchable member is used for the thread so that the entire taping tape can be stretched. When weaving, it is possible to give directionality by using a stretchable member in the vertical direction and a non-stretchable member in the horizontal direction.

Conventionally, such a taping tape does not have a holder for rotatably supporting the taping tape in a stable state, and is in a state of rolling on the floor surface. In such situations, there were hygienic problems rather than cleanliness. Particularly, for medical use, a taping tape is attached to a catheter insertion opening, etc., so that there is a risk of contamination from the widthwise end of the taping tape if it is unsanitary. Of course, in medical practice, the risk of contamination by body fluids cannot be denied. For example, when taping tape is rolling on the floor surface, the taping tape rolls on the floor surface that has been contaminated by body fluid in the past, and contamination from the widthwise end portion occurs. It could not be denied the risk of doing. Further, the taping tape is composed of a release paper and a cloth-like member to be adhered to the human body. An adhesive is used on the surface where both are joined as a taping tape, and microorganisms that prefer the components of the adhesive. If the same is attached to the widthwise end, there is a risk that it will grow from the widthwise end and spread over a wide area of the taping tape. It is also necessary to be aware that the cloth portion that constitutes the taping tape is easily impregnated with liquid, and that the cloth itself is easily proliferated by bacteria and the like, so that the cloth portion is contaminated. From this, it should have been desirable to have a device for keeping it hygienic, especially with regard to taping tape, but this has not been sought until now. In particular, the widthwise end of the taping tape usually has adhesive material even up to the widthwise end so that it does not come off when it is attached to the human body. There was a risk that dust and the like containing bacteria would adhere to the widthwise end.

Although there is no patent document as a tool for rotatably supporting a taping tape, non-patent document 1 is cited as a non-patent document.

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Non-Patent Document 1 discloses a motive to rotatably support a taping tape and a device to equip a fixture with a slide-type cutter.

However, the non-patent document 1 and the product have features in that they are “integrated with the cutter” as is apparent from the naming, but the holder itself is unstable. Therefore, it was far from a stable holder. From the viewpoint of usability and safety in storage, a tool for rotatably supporting the taping tape in a stable state has been desired. Also, in a medical setting, it is desirable to be able to pull out an appropriate amount or length with one hand because it is the work of attaching the taping tape while observing the lying patient, but it is appropriate to use one hand. It was not possible to bring out the desired amount or length.

In view of this, the present invention provides a tool for rotatably supporting the taping tape in a stable state, thereby enabling the taping tape to be pulled out by an appropriate amount or length with one hand. An object of the present invention is to provide a taping tape holder that can be used.

In order to achieve such an object, the present invention provides a taping tape holder for holding a taping tape wound around a tubular base, the tubular base having the tubular base in the center thereof. Of the insertion rod, and at least one of the insertion rod is detachably arranged at both ends of the insertion rod so that the side surface of the taping tape is imitated, and at least corresponding positions thereof are arranged in parallel with each other on the desk mounting linear portion. A pair of flanges, a pair of pull-out members which are provided upright on the one of the flanges in parallel with the cylinder center axis to pull out the taping tape from between them, and a flange which is different from the pull-up member provided upright. Has developed a taping tape holder having a pull-out member insertion hole for inserting and fixing the above-mentioned pair of pull-out members.

Next, according to the present invention, in addition to the above characteristics, the desk-mounting linear portions of the pair of collars are fixed to the cylinder center axis by inserting and fixing the drawer member insertion holes in the pair of drawer members. We have developed a taping tape holder that is characterized in that it is arranged at the same angle.

Next, in addition to the above characteristics, the present invention is configured such that the desk-mounting linear portion forms a trapezoidal bottom side and left and right sides with the cylinder central axis as an upper side in a state where the flange is mounted. We have developed a holder for taping tape that is characterized by

Next, in addition to the above features, the present invention provides a leader line formed by connecting a center point of a gap formed by the pair of leader members and a center point of the insertion rod in a front view of the collar with the desk. We have developed a taping tape holder that is characterized in that two pull-out rods are arranged so that they are 40 degrees or more and 60 degrees or less with respect to the straight line of the upper mounting straight portion.

Next, according to the present invention, in addition to the above characteristics, at least one of the pair of drawing members has a taping tape cutting blade directed to a gap formed by the pair of drawing members. Developed a holder. Further, in addition to the above characteristics, the present invention has developed a taping tape holder characterized in that the taping tape cutting blade has a convex curved surface shape.

Next, in addition to the above features, the present invention is characterized in that a flange pressing linear portion substantially parallel to the desk mounting linear portion is provided in a region of the brim facing the desk mounting linear portion. We developed a holder for taping tape.

Next, according to the present invention, in addition to the above characteristics, a locking portion for applying and locking a member to prevent rolling when the taping tape is pulled out is provided at an upper portion of the collar on the side of the pair of pulling members. We developed a holder for taping tape, which is characterized by having.

Next, according to the present invention, in addition to the above characteristics, the detachably arranged flange has a screw insertion hole at the center, and the insertion rod has a flange fixing screw for inserting the screw insertion hole at an end surface thereof. And a taping tape holder characterized by having a screw cap for screwing and fixing the collar to the insertion rod in a state in which the collar fixing screw is inserted into the screw insertion hole of the collar. ..

Next, in addition to the above characteristics, the present invention is configured such that, of the collars, a collar that is not configured to be removable from the insertion rod is configured to be removable without being configured to be removable from other insertion rods. We have developed a holder for taping tape, which is characterized in that it is configured to form a pair with other tsuba as well as other tsuba.

Finally, the present invention has developed a taping tape system including a taping tape and any one of the above-mentioned holders for taping tape. In addition, we developed a taping method that pulls out and attaches the taping tape with the taping tape system applied to the human body.

ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to the holder for taping tapes of this invention, it is a tool for rotatably supporting a taping tape in a stable state, by which an appropriate amount or length of the taping tape can be pulled out with one hand. It is possible to provide a taping tape holder which can be

FIG. 1 shows an example of a holder for a taping tape according to the present invention. Fig. 1 shows how the holder for taping tape is used Fig. 2 shows how the holder for taping tape is used FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of an insertion rod according to the first embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the collar which can be attached or detached concerning this invention The figure which shows an example of the collar which makes a pair with the collar of FIG. 5 concerning this invention. The figure which shows an example of the holder for taping tapes which has the linear part for a collar pushing down according to this invention. The figure which shows an example (perspective view) of the holder for taping tapes of this invention when there are three collars. The figure which shows an example (top view) of the holder for taping tapes of this invention when there are three collars. The figure which shows an example of the usage aspect of the holder for taping tapes of this invention when there are three collars. In a front view, the leader line formed by a line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of drawer members and the center point of the insertion rod is 40 degrees or more and 60 degrees or less with the straight line of the desk-mounting linear section. Showing an external appearance when the angle is 50 degrees as an example The figure which shows the structure of this holder for taping tapes for inserting the pull-out member provided in the fixed collar into the pull-out member insertion hole provided in the collar on the side which is not fixed. FIG. 1 showing an example of a tubular base and a taping tape. FIG. 2 showing an example of a tubular base and a taping tape. The figure which shows an example of the insertion rod in which the collar fixing screw (male screw) is erected on the end surface of the insertion rod. FIG. 2 showing an example of a holder for a taping tape according to the present invention. FIG. 3 showing an example of a holder for a taping tape according to the present invention.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Example 1 relates to claims 1 to 3, and claim 7 to claim 2, Example 2 relates to claim 4, and Example 3 relates to

claims

5 and 6. The contents of the present invention are not limited to the following examples, and various modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention.

The invention of the present embodiment is a holder for a taping tape for holding a taping tape (a taping tape having a tubular base in the center and wound around the tubular base), wherein the tubular base has a tubular shape. At least one of which is detachably disposed at both ends of the insertion rod so as to follow the side surface of the taping tape, and which has a straight portion for desktop placement at least at a corresponding position and is arranged in parallel with each other. A flange, a pair of pull-out members that are erected parallel to the cylinder center axis on the one flange, and that pull out the taping tape from between each other, and a flange that is different from the flange on which the pull-out member is erected. And a pull-out member insertion hole for inserting and fixing the pair of pull-out members.

In addition, the invention of the present embodiment is a taping tape system including the taping tape and the holder for the taping tape in this embodiment. In addition, it is a taping method in which the taping tape is pulled out and attached while the taping tape system is applied to the human body.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a taping tape holder according to the present invention. The taping tape holder (0101) includes an insertion rod (0102) for inserting the tubular base of the taping tape, a pair of flanges (0104) having a linear portion (0103) for desktop mounting, and a drawing member (0105). ) And a drawer member insertion hole (0106).

2 and 3 are views showing the usage state of the taping tape holder. The taping tape holder (0201, 0301) rotatably supports the taping tape (0202, 0302) by inserting the tubular base of the taping tape into the insertion rod (0102) shown in FIG. Since the taping tape is wound around the tubular base, when it is used, the wound tip portion (0203, 0303) is pulled. Since the tip end portion is arranged at a fixed position, there are drawer members (0204, 0304). It does not matter whether the wound tip portion (0203, 0303) comes out in the horizontal direction (0203) or the vertical direction (0303) from the pullout member (0204, 0304), but this is the tubular base of taping tape. It depends on the orientation of the insertion.

In order to hold the taping tape in the taping tape holder according to the present invention in such a state, the taping tape to be held must not collide with the pull-out member in the held state. .. For that purpose, the diameter of the taping tape to be held is restricted in relation to the drawing member. The taping tape having such a regulated diameter is configured so that the outermost lowermost surface does not contact the mounting surface of the taping tape holder while being held by the taping tape holder. That is, the length (distance) from the central axis of the taping tape of the taping tape holder to the straight line portion for desktop mounting is configured to be longer than the radius of the taping tape inserted into the insertion rod. With this configuration, it is possible to prevent the outermost bottom surface of the outermost periphery from coming into contact with the mounting surface of the taping tape holder, and prevent contamination of the outermost bottom surface of the taping tape.

Below, each structure of the holder for taping tapes in a present Example is demonstrated.

The “cylindrical base” is a tape around which the taping tape is wound, and the taping tape is formed by being present in the center of the taping tape. The taping tape can be pulled out smoothly by being wound around the tubular base.

13 and 14 are views showing an example of the tubular base and the taping tape. As shown in FIG. 13, the cylindrical base (1301) is present in the center of the taping tape (1302) and thus retains the shape of the taping tape. Further, as shown in FIG. 14, the taping tape (1401) is wound around the cylindrical base (1402).

The "insertion rod" in the present invention is a portion through which the tube of the tubular base is inserted. When pulling out the taping tape, the entire taping tape including the tubular base rotates around the circular center of the tubular base. Therefore, in order to make the withdrawal smooth, the shape of the insertion rod is the tubular base. It is desirable that the cross section of the is a ring shape. Alternatively, when the cross-sectional shape of the cylindrical base is not ring-shaped, the insertion rod itself may be configured to rotate.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the insertion rod according to the present embodiment. The insertion rod (0402) is present in the substantially central portion of the collar portion (0401). Here, the shape of the insertion rod is circular. In addition, a method in which the insertion rod includes welding on one of the flanges (any method that does not allow easy removal, is not limited to welding. For example, screwing that requires a tool to remove, locking using bolts and nuts However, it is possible to prevent only the insertion rod from separating from the flange and scattering with the taping tape.

Subsequently, the "insertion rod" is detachably fixed to the other flange on the end face. If this fixing is designed to have a screw insertion hole (loose fit) in the other flange, a collar fixing screw (male screw) for fixing the screw after inserting the screw insertion hole to the end surface of the insertion rod is installed upright. And a cap having a female screw for fixing the collar by sandwiching the collar with the end surface of the insertion rod in a state where the collar fixing screw (male screw) is inserted into the screw insertion hole of the collar. desirable. In this way, when the flange fixing screw (male screw) is erected on the end surface of the insertion rod and the flange is detachably fixed using the screw insertion hole of the flange, after temporarily placing the flange on the insertion rod end surface, Since it can be fixed, the collar can be detachably fixed to the screw insertion rod more easily. From the standpoint of facilitating fixing, the end face of the insertion rod should be smooth.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of an insertion rod in which a collar fixing screw (male screw) is erected on the end surface of the insertion rod. The flange (1501) is provided with an insertion rod (1502), and a flange fixing screw (male screw 1503) is provided upright on the end face of the insertion rod.

In the present invention, the “tsuba” is a pair of at least one of which is detachably arranged at both ends of the insertion rod, and which follows the side surface of the taping tape, and which has at least a corresponding straight portion for tabletop placement in parallel with each other. It is the tsuba. By arranging at least one of them to be removable, the taping tape can be replaced. By copying the side surface of the taping tape, the taping tape can be prevented from coming into contact with the floor surface, and the taping tape becomes hygienic. By having the desk-mounting linear portion at the corresponding position, when the taping tape holder is to be placed, the desk-mounting linear portion should be placed downwards for stable placement. Will be able to.

The "on-desk-mounting linear portions of the pair of flanges" here are configured to be arranged at the same angle with respect to the cylinder center axis by inserting and fixing the drawing member insertion holes in the pair of drawing members. Is desirable. With such a configuration, when the taping tape is pulled out from the pulling member, a force is evenly applied in the direction perpendicular to the cylinder central axis of the taping tape holder according to the present invention, so that the taping tape is pulled out. It is possible to prevent the holder from falling over.

In addition, it is desirable that the "straight part of the pair of tsuba for desktop mounting" is wider than the entire width of the taping tape holder. The wider the linear portion for placing on a desk, the more stable the tape holder itself. On the other hand, the wider the space, the more space is required for use and storage. Therefore, it is desirable that the horizontal width of the straight portion for placing on the desk is a width that can stabilize the taping tape holder so that it does not fall over. Specifically, as described above, specifically, the entire width of the taping tape holder. Wider than is desirable. A desirable example is 1.02 times or more and 1.20 times or less the diameter before opening the taping tape (generally, the taping tape is easily wrapped and wrapped with a flexible material because it is easy to unwind).

When the width is wider than the entire width of the taping tape holder, the "desktop mounting straight part" should have a trapezoidal bottom and left and right sides with the cylinder center axis as the upper side in the state where the flange is mounted. It may be configured to. Here, "a trapezoidal shape with the central axis of the cylinder as an upper side in a state where the tsuba is placed" means that the lateral width is widened from the upper side toward the straight line portion for desktop mounting which is the bottom side. Therefore, it does not matter whether the left and right sides and the bottom side intersect with each other in a square shape or a round shape.

5 and 6 are views showing an example of the collar according to the present invention. FIG. 5 shows a collar which is detachably attached, and FIG. 6 shows a collar which forms a pair with the collar shown in FIG. In FIG. 5, the flange (0501) has a desk-mounting linear portion (0502), a central hole (0503) for making contact with the insertion rod at the same position as the hole at the center, and a drawer. There are a plurality of holes (0504) for receiving members. In FIG. 6, the flange (0601) has a desk-mounting linear portion (0602) and an insertion rod (0603) at substantially the center thereof, and a plurality of drawing members (0604). When comparing the two flanges, the center hole (0503) of the removable flange and the hole (0605) existing in the center of the insertion rod are at the same position, and similarly, a plurality of pull-out members (0604) and pull-out members are inserted. A plurality of holes (0504) for inserting are at the same position, and the others have the same shape. Although the shapes do not have to be completely the same, it is important that the angles of the straight parts (0502, 0602) for desktop placement are the same in terms of stability in preventing falls or the like. By joining the pair of flanges, a taping tape holder as shown in FIG. 1 is obtained.

Further, as in the case of the tsuba in FIGS. 5 and 6, “a trapezoidal shape with the central axis of the cylinder as an upper side in a state in which the tsuba is placed” means, in short, from the upper side to the straight line portion for desktop placement which is the bottom. It means that the lateral width is widened, and it does not matter whether the left and right sides and the bottom side intersect with each other in a square shape or in a round shape.

Subsequently, similarly, as a feature of the “tsuba”, the area of the flange facing the straight-line portion for desktop mounting may have a straight-line portion for pushing down the flange substantially parallel to the straight-line portion for desktop mounting. .. By applying a downward force to the “straight portion for pressing the collar”, it becomes difficult for the taping tape to fall when it is pulled out from the taping tape holder. A circular shape instead of a "straight line" has some stability if pressed by hand, but a "straight line" is more slippery and easier to press down.

Further, it is preferable that the "straight portion for pushing down the collar" has an engaging portion for applying and engaging a member in order to prevent rolling when the taping tape is pulled out.

FIG. 7 is a view showing an example of a taping tape holder according to the present invention which has a straight portion for pushing down the collar. The taping tape holder (0701) has a flange pressing linear portion (0703) substantially parallel to the desk mounting linear portion in the area of the flange facing the desk mounting linear portion (0702). In addition, the locking portion (0704) is present in the straight portion for pressing the collar. Although the shape of the locking portion is concave here, the shape is not necessarily limited to the shape. By pressing the "straight part for pressing the collar" with the scissors held in one hand, the taping tape holder holding the taping tape can be firmly fixed on the desk. Further, the taping tape holder holding the taping tape can be firmly fixed on the desk by pressing the vicinity of the tip of the scissors held in one hand against the recess of the locking portion. Since the practitioner needs to quickly perform the taping tape pulling out and cutting operation and the taping tape applying operation, the scissors held in one hand are placed on the desk or the scissors placed on the desk are removed from the desk each time. In order to save the trouble of taking and inserting a finger, it is desirable to be able to fix the taping tape holder holding the taping tape with scissors held in one hand.

Furthermore, subsequently, as a feature of the "tsuba", a pair of tsuba does not necessarily mean two tsuba. Three or more flanges may be provided in one taping tape holder. In this case, the position of the one brim fixed to the insertion rod may be the end portion or the central portion of the insertion rod. When the one flange to be fixed is the end of the insertion rod, the other flange is basically configured to be detachable from the insertion rod. As described above, the flange on the opposite side to the fixed flange of the insertion rod of the other flange arranged on the insertion rod is configured to be detachably fixed with a screw or the like, and is fixed detachably. The one or more flanges inserted between the flange and the flange fixed to the insertion rod may be configured so that the position thereof can be freely changed with respect to the insertion rod. With such a configuration, there is an advantage that the width can be freely set when holding a plurality of taping tapes on the insertion rod. On the other hand, it is conceivable that both the flanges on the left and right ends of the insertion rod are detachably fixed together, and that one flange located in the middle of both the flanges is fixed to the insertion rod so as not to be detachable. In this case, the distance from the flange that is fixed so that it cannot be detached to both ends of the insertion rod is fixed, so when the holder for the taping tape is composed of a total of three flanges, the width of the taping tape is Fixed to this. Similarly, a tsuba is placed in the central part of the insertion rod so that it cannot be detached, and a tsuba that is detachably fixed to both ends of the insertion rod is placed, and the insertion rod can be freely moved between these tsuba. It can also be configured to place the tsuba.

FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 show an example of the taping tape holder of the present invention when there are three flanges. 8 is a perspective view and FIG. 9 is a top view. There are two insertion rods (0802a, 0802b, 0902a, 0902b) on both sides from the flange (0801, 0901) which is not configured to be removable, and the two insertion rods are configured to be removable. The other flanges (0803a, 0803b, 0903a, 0903b) are paired. The relationship between each pair of flanges is as described above.

FIG. 10: is a figure which shows an example of the usage aspect of the holder for taping tapes of this invention when there are three collars. The taping tape holder (1001) here has two insertion rods existing on both sides from the flange (1002) on the non-detachable side and the other flanges (1003a, 1003b) detachably configured. Are in pairs. The tubular base of the taping tape (1004a, 1004b) is inserted through the two insertion rods. The other relations of the drawing member (1005) and the like are the same as those described above and in the following.

Here, there is provided a position adjusting flange which is provided on the side of the flange which is not configured to be detachable and which is provided with an insertion rod and which can be inserted into the insertion rod and which is configured to be paired with the flange and the detachable flange. It may exist. As a result, the combinations of taping tapes will be abundant and the convenience in use will improve.

Next, the "drawing members" in the present invention are a pair of drawing members that are erected on one of the collars in parallel with the cylinder center axis and draw the taping tape from between them. If the drawing member has a round bar shape and a smooth surface, the taping tape is not easily scratched. Therefore, it is desirable that the drawing member has a round bar shape and a smooth surface. Further, as in the third embodiment, one of the pair of drawing members may also serve as the cutting blade.

The presence of a plurality of "drawing members" prevents the taping tape from loosening. The taping tape is wound around a tubular base, but since there is a release paper between the wound tapes, it has a structure that is easy to loosen as a whole. Therefore, there is an effect that the taping tape is prevented from being loosened by passing it between a plurality of existing drawing members. Further, this can prevent the tip of the taping tape from coming into contact with the desk, so that the taping tape can be prevented from being contaminated.

The "drawer member insertion hole" in the present invention is a portion for inserting and fixing the pair of drawer members provided on a flange different from the flange on which the drawer member is erected. The drawer member insertion holes also exist as a pair at the same intervals as the drawer member. By doing so, by inserting the pull-out member into the pull-out member insertion hole, it becomes easy to assemble the collar having "the desk-mounting linear portion at at least the corresponding position".

It is convenient to configure this taping tape holder as follows in order to fit the pull-out member provided in the fixed flange into the pull-out member insertion hole provided in the flange that is not fixed here. Is. This will be described with reference to FIG. 12. First, the central hole (1204) of the flange (1200) that is to be detachably attached to the convex screw (1202) provided on the end surface of the insertion rod (1205) is inserted through the flange. Temporarily put. At this time, the diameter of the drawing member (1203; the diameter is intentionally made small for the sake of clarity in the figure, but the diameter is actually almost the same as the inner diameter of the drawing member insertion hole (1201)). A circle L0 whose radius is the distance L1 from the center of the other fixed tsuba in the innermost part is always drawn on the tsuba (1200) which is about to be fixed when the circle L0 is drawn on the tsuba (1200) which is to be fixed. Configure to pass through the surface. According to this structure, by manually turning the temporarily placed collar (1200) around the convex screw (1202), the collar (1200) is naturally caught in the pull-out member insertion hole (1201) provided in the collar (1200). Therefore, there is an effect that the positioning can be easily performed. This facilitates the assembly of the taping tape holder. The description of the convex screw is as shown in FIG.

Although the above is the basic configuration, the taping tape holder according to the present invention may be provided with a vent hole. 5 and 6 also show examples of the case where the vent holes (0505, 0606) are provided. By ventilating the vicinity of the taping tape through the vent, it is possible to prevent the growth of bacteria. Furthermore, you may make it irradiate ultraviolet rays from this vent. For example, it is conceivable to store the taping tape holder equipped with the taping tape in something like a brush or a comb sterilization box in a public bath when not in use. The taping tape rotates each time it is used, and the side surface exposed from the vent changes, so that the side surface is evenly disinfected over time. You can also check the amount of taping tape remaining from the vent. The number of vent holes is not particularly limited.

16 and 17 are plan views showing an example of the flange on the side where the pull-out member of the taping tape holder according to the present invention is erected (the other flange is invisible in the removed state). The brim (1601, 1701) is provided with an insertion rod (1602, 1702) on which a brim fixing screw (1603, 1703) is erected, and is a trapezoidal straight portion for desktop placement (1604, 1704). In addition to having the drawing members (1605, 1705), large and small vent holes (1606, 1706) are provided. The difference between the flanges of FIGS. 16 and 17 is the information of the flange and a part of both side surfaces being flat (FIG. 17) or being entirely circular (FIG. 16). It is to be noted that the flange-fixing screw is erected on the insertion rod, which is not essential, but the description of the insertion-rod on which the flange fixing screw is erected is as shown in FIG.

The large and small vents can also be used as a guide to know the consumption of taping tape. The amount of taping tape remaining is sufficient while the side of the taping tape is visible through the large vent, and when the side of the taping tape cannot be seen through this large vent, the remaining amount of taping tape remains. Indicates that the side of the taping tape is visible only in a part of the small-diameter vent hole, indicating that the next taping tape needs to be prepared. Regarding the winding amount of the taping tape, since the winding diameter is large in the large-diameter ventilation hole portion, the length of the taping tape for one round is relatively long, and conversely, the winding diameter is small in the small-diameter ventilation hole portion. Therefore, the length of the taping tape for one round becomes relatively short. Therefore, the side diameter of the taping tape decreases sharply in the small-diameter vent area, and the state in which the side of the taping tape is visible only in a part of the small-diameter vent hole is a kind of running out of remaining amount. Can be taken as a warning.

An appropriate arrangement for visually confirming the remaining amount of the taping tape from the vent will be described with reference to FIG. If the overall width of the collar (a part in FIG. 16) is 210 mm, the area from the insertion rod to the small-diameter vent hole (b part in FIG. 16) is about 12.5 mm, specifically 11.5 mm. To 13.5 mm is desirable. Next, it is desirable that the diameter of the small-diameter vent hole (portion c in FIG. 16) is about 20.0 mm, specifically, in the range of 18.00 mm to 22.00 mm. Next, the area from the small-diameter vent to the large-diameter vent (portion d in FIG. 16) is about 10.0 mm, and specifically, it is within the range of 8.5 mm to 11.5 mm. desirable. Next, it is desirable that the diameter (portion e in FIG. 16) of the large-diameter vent hole be about 30.0 mm, specifically within the range of 26.00 mm to 34.00 mm. In the example of the collar of FIG. 17, the lateral width of the collar is about 200 mm, preferably 200 mm or more, and more preferably 200 mm to 215 mm. Also, the height in the vertical direction is preferably 200 mm or more, and is preferably about 200 mm to 215 mm. In either case, the distance from the center of the insertion rod to the end portion from the center of the pullout member is about 88 mm, but about 75 mm to 88 mm is preferable. This distance regulates the diameter of the taping tape that is inserted into the insertion rod, and with this held in the holder for the taping tape, the outer peripheral surface of the taping tape (the surface made of cloth) is sufficiently above the desk top surface. Separate.

As described above, it is a tool for rotatably supporting the taping tape in a stable state, and it is possible to pull out an appropriate amount or length with one hand in the taping tape sticking procedure. A taping tape holder can be provided.

In addition to the configuration of the first embodiment, the leader line constituted by a line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of leader members and the center point of the insertion rod in the front view of the collar is the straight line for desktop mounting. It is a holder for a taping tape in which two pull-out rods are arranged so as to be 40 degrees or more and 60 degrees or less with the straight line of the part.

Considering the stability in use of the taping tape holder, it is important that the taping tape holder does not fall over and does not move in the pulling direction when the taping tape is pulled out from the pullout member. Of course, it is a prerequisite that it can be used practically.

In FIG. 11, the leader line constituted by a line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of drawer members and the center point of the insertion rod in the front view of the collar is 40 mm in straight line with the straight line portion of the tabletop mounting portion. It is a figure which shows the external appearance in case of 50 degrees as an example in case it is above 60 degrees and above 60 degrees. The "leader line formed by a line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of lead-out members and the center point of the insertion rod in the front view of the collar" is a line 1101 in the figure, and this line is , An angle of 50 degrees with the straight line (1102) of the desk-mounting linear portion.

Based on this, assuming that it can withstand practical use, the range in which the taping tape holder does not fall and does not move in the pulling direction will be explained.
A leader line formed by a line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of drawer members and the center point of the insertion rod in front view of the collar is 40 degrees or less with respect to the straight line of the desktop mounting linear portion. During normal use, the taping tape holder falls over or moves. On the other hand, the leader line formed by a line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of drawer members and the center point of the insertion rod in front view of the collar is 60 degrees or more with the straight line of the desk-mounting linear section. If so, in addition to making it difficult to use in actual use, the holder for the taping tape falls or moves. On the other hand, the leader line formed by the line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of pull-out members and the center point of the insertion rod in front view of the collar is the straight line of the desk-mounting linear section. When it is 40 degrees or more and 60 degrees or less, in a practical use mode, the taping tape holder does not fall down and does not move in the pull-out direction, which provides a sense of stability.

Therefore, the leader line formed by the line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of drawer members and the center point of the insertion rod when viewed from the front of the collar is 40 degrees or more with the straight line of the desk-mounting linear section. It is desirable that the two pull-out bars are arranged so that the angle is 60 degrees or less.

Since the tape is placed at the above angle, and in the case of taping tape, the release paper is sandwiched between the tapes while being wrapped, it is possible to reduce the force in the pulling direction of the tape. Depending on the circumstances, the taping tape holder does not fall down and does not move in the pull-out direction, which provides a sense of stability.

As described above, it is possible to provide a taping tape holder that exhibits a stable feeling that the taping tape holder does not fall over and does not move in the pulling-out direction in a practical use mode.

In addition to the configuration of the first or second embodiment, at least one of the pair of pull-out members has a taping tape cutting blade directed to a gap formed by the pair of pull-out members. .. Further, the taping tape cutting blade is characterized in that it has a convex curved surface shape in the width direction of the taping tape. Further, the cutting blades may be provided on both the facing surfaces of the pair of drawing members. Since the taping tape has non-adhesive outer surfaces, that is, the front surface that is a cloth and the back surface that is a release paper, the taping tape cannot be temporarily fixed like a normal cellophane tape. Therefore, the taping tape holder does not have the temporary fixing portion. However, if the cutting portion of the taping tape cut by the cutting blade moves backward and separates from the pulling member, there is a problem in workability. Therefore, in the taping tape holder of the present invention, the taping tape is exposed except for the flange portion. Thereby, at the time of cutting, a force in the traveling direction can be lightly applied to the surface of the taping tape.

As described in the first embodiment, the pull-out members are paired, and the taping tape is passed through the gap formed by the pair of pull-out members. Therefore, if the taping tape cutting blade exists toward the gap formed by the pair of pulling members, it is not necessary to use scissors for cutting the taping tape, which is very convenient.

This cutting blade may be integrated with one of the drawing members, or may be provided separately in the drawing direction than the drawing member. Further, the cutting blade may be a slide type.

The cut taping tape should have rounded corners so that it can be easily expanded and contracted during use. For this reason, if the taping tape cutting blade has a convex curved surface, the cutting surface of the taping tape also has a curved surface, which easily expands and contracts during use. Therefore, the shape of the taping tape cutting blade is preferably a convex curved surface.

0101, 0201, 0301, 0701: Holder for taping

tape

0102, 0402, 0603, 1205, 1502, 1602, 1702:

Insertion rod

0103, 0502, 0602, 0702, 1604, 1704: Straight part for

desktop placement

0104, 0401, 0501, 0601, 1200, 1501, 1601, 1701:

Tsubo

0105, 0204, 0304, 0604, 1203, 1605, 1705: Drawer member 0106, 1201: Drawer member insertion hole 0202, 0302: Taping tape 0203, 0303: Taping tape winding Rotated distal end portion 0503, 1204: Center hole 0504: Plural holes 0605: Hole existing in the center of the insertion rod 0703: Collar pressing linear portion 0704: Locking portion 1101: Collar front view Leader line 1102 composed of a line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the members and the center point of the insertion rod:

straight lines

1202, 1503, 1603, 1703 of the linear portion for desktop mounting: convex screw, flange fixing screw, male screw 1301, 1402: Cylindrical base 1302, 1401:

Taping tape

0505, 0606, 1606, 1706: Vent

Claims

A taping tape holder for holding a taping tape wound on a tubular base, having a tubular base in the center,
An insertion rod for inserting the cylinder of the cylindrical base;
At least one is detachably arranged at both ends of the insertion rod, and the side surface of the taping tape is imitated, and a pair of flanges arranged in parallel with each other having at least corresponding straight portions for desktop mounting,
A pair of pull-out members that are erected on the one flange in parallel with the central axis of the cylinder and that pull out the taping tape from between them;
A pull-out member insertion hole for inserting and fixing the pair of pull-out members, which is provided in a flange different from the flange in which the pull-out member is erected,
Holder for taping tape.
The pair of desk-mounting linear portions of the pair of flanges are arranged so as to be arranged at the same angle with respect to the cylinder center axis by inserting and fixing the drawer member insertion holes in the pair of drawer members. Item 2. A holder for taping tape according to Item 1.
The taping according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the desk-mounting linear portion is configured to form a trapezoidal bottom side and left and right sides with the cylinder center axis as an upper side in a state where the flange is mounted. Holder for tape.
The leader line formed by the line connecting the center point of the gap formed by the pair of drawer members and the center point of the insertion rod when viewed from the front is 60 degrees or more with the straight line of the desk-mounting linear section. The taping tape holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the two pull-out rods are arranged so as to be less than or equal to one degree.
The holder for taping tape according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein at least one of the pair of pull-out members has a taping tape cutting blade directed to a gap formed by the pair of pull-out members.
The holder for taping tape according to claim 5, wherein the taping tape cutting blade has a convex curved surface shape.
The taping tape according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a flange pressing linear portion that is substantially parallel to the desktop mounting linear portion is provided in a region of the flange facing the desktop mounting linear portion. holder.
The locking part for applying and locking a member in order to prevent rolling at the time of pulling out a taping tape is provided in an upper part of the pair of pulling-out members on the side of the pulling tape according to any one of claims 1 to 7. Holder for taping tape described.
The detachable collar has a screw insertion hole at the center,
The insertion rod is provided with a collar fixing screw for inserting into the screw insertion hole on the end surface, and the collar is fixed to the insertion rod with the flange fixing screw inserted in the screw insertion hole of the collar. The taping tape holder according to any one of claims 1 to 8, which has a screw cap for performing.
Among the flanges, the one on the side that is not configured to be detachable from the insertion rod has a pair with another one that is configured to be detachable without being configured to be detachable from other insertion rods. The taping tape holder according to any one of claims 1 to 9, which is configured to be formed.
A taping tape system comprising a taping tape and the taping tape holder according to any one of claims 1 to 10.
A taping method in which the taping tape system according to claim 11 is applied to a human body and the taping tape is pulled out and attached.