JPH077978U - Filing tool - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To provide a filing tool capable of efficiently forming a storage part between bent cover parts. [Structure] The filing tool 10 includes a cover portion 12.
The cover portion 12 includes a bottom surface member 14 having an appropriate width, and a front surface member 16 and a back surface member 18 that are integrally formed with the bottom surface member 14. Between the front member 16 and the rear member 18, at least one of the front member 16 and the rear member 18 is adhered to form the storage portion 46. Then, a fold line 26 that bends the bottom surface member 14 is formed in the bottom surface member 14 in parallel with the bonding surface of the front surface member 16 and / or the back surface member 18.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a filing tool, and more particularly, to a filing tool such as a document file in which a storage section including a plurality of pockets for storing documents, books, etc. is formed.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional document file, and FIG. 16 is an illustrative view of a main part of this document file. The document file 1 includes a cover part 2. The cover portion 2 is bent at two places. Then, between the folded cover portions 2, the first pocket 3, the second pocket 4, the third pocket 5, the fourth pocket 6 and the fifth pocket 7 which are storage portions are formed. Formed in order.

When using this document file 1, between the cover portion 2 and the first pocket 3, between the first pocket 3 and the second pocket 4, and between the second pocket 4 and the third pocket 4. Between the pockets 5, between the third pocket 5 and the fourth pocket 6, between the fourth pocket 6 and the fifth pocket 7, between the fifth pocket 7 and the cover portion 2, respectively, Books etc. are stored.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, in this conventional document file 1, the width of the cover portion 2 corresponding to the bottom portion of the document file 1 is such that the first pocket 3, the second pocket 4, the third pocket 5, the fourth pocket 6 and the fourth pocket 6 have the same width. Since the thickness of the pockets 5 of 5 is larger than the thickness of the 5th pockets 7, if a special jig is not used, the cover portion 2 and the first pocket 3 are bonded together and the 5th pocket 7 is It was not possible to adhere to the cover part 2. Therefore, the first pocket 3, the second pocket 4, the third pocket 5, the fourth pocket 6 and the fifth pocket 7 cannot be efficiently formed between the bent cover portions 2. It was

Therefore, a main object of the present invention is to provide a filing tool capable of efficiently forming a storage part between bent cover parts.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 This invention provides a cover member including a bottom member having an appropriate width, a front member and a back member integrally formed with the bottom member, and at least a front member and a back member between the front member and the back member. A filing tool that includes an adherend that is adhered to any of the above to form an accommodating portion, wherein the bottom member has a fold line that bends the bottom member parallel to the bonding surface of the front member and / or the back member. It is a tool. It is preferable that the storage portion is a pocket portion composed of a plurality of pockets, and an adhesive member is formed at the front and rear ends thereof, and the adhesive member is attached to the front member and / or the back member.

[0007]

[Action]

 Since a fold line is formed on the bottom member in parallel with the front member and the back member, the fold line is bent, and the folded bottom member is overlapped with the fold line as a boundary. The material to be adhered that forms the storage portion is closely overlapped, and the front member and / or the back member and the material to be adhered that forms the storage portion are bonded.

[0008]

[Effect of device]

 In the filing tool according to the present invention, since the fold line is formed on the bottom member in parallel with the front member and the back member, the fold line is bent to form the front member and / or the back member and the storage portion. Adhesive can be adhered in a state of being closely overlapped. Therefore, it is possible to efficiently form the storage portion by bonding the adhered material forming the storage portion between the front member and the back member without using a special jig.

The above objects, other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will be more apparent from the following detailed description of the embodiments with reference to the drawings.

[0010]

【Example】

 FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an illustrative view of a main part of the embodiment shown in FIG. The filing tool 10 is a document file in which a pocket portion 46 formed of a plurality of pockets, which is a storage portion, is formed between a cover portion 12 made of, for example, paper. As shown in FIG. 3, the cover portion 12 includes a substantially rectangular bottom member 14. A substantially rectangular front member 16 is integrally formed in a bendable manner at one end of the bottom member 14, that is, at the lower edge 14a in the developed view of FIG. A substantially rectangular back surface member 18 is integrally formed in a bendable manner at the other end edge of the bottom surface member 14, that is, the upper edge 14b in the developed view of FIG. A substantially strip-shaped upper surface member 20 is integrally formed on the upper edge 18a of the rear surface member 18 so as to be bendable.

The right edge 14c of the bottom member 14 is integrally formed with a folding portion 24 so as to be bendable. Similarly, the left edge 14d of the bottom member 14 is integrally formed with a folding portion 26 so as to be bendable. . The bottom member 14, the folded portion 24, and the folded portion 26 have, in the central portion in the width direction of the bottom member 14, parallel to the longitudinal direction of the bottom member 14, that is, parallel to the bonding surfaces of the front member 16 and the back member 18, A polygonal line 28 is formed. In addition, a polygonal line 30 is formed at the center of the folded portion 24 so as to be orthogonal to the polygonal line 28. Similarly, a fold line 32 is formed at the center of the folded portion 26 so as to be orthogonal to the fold line 28.

A substantially strip-shaped adhesive member 34 is integrally formed on the right edge 16 a of the front member 16 so as to be bendable. Similarly, a substantially strip-shaped adhesive member 3 is formed on the left edge 16 b of the front member 16. 6 is integrally formed so as to be bendable. A recess 38 is formed on the lower edge of the front member 16.

A substantially strip-shaped adhesive member 40 is integrally formed at the right edge 18b of the back member 18 so as to be bendable. Similarly, a substantially strip-shaped adhesive member 4 is formed at the left edge 18c of the back member 18. 2 is formed integrally so as to be bendable.

The upper surface member 20 is bent along the fold line 20a, but when the documents, books, etc. stored in the filing tool 10 are thick, the upper surface member 20 is sequentially bent along the fold line 20b or the fold line 20c.

Two holes 44 a and 44 b are formed near the upper edge of the upper surface member 22. A hole 44c is formed near the right edge of the upper surface member 20, and a hole 44d is formed near the left edge of the upper surface member 20.

A pocket 46 is formed between the front member 16 and the back member 18 to store books, documents and the like. That is, between the front member 16 and the back member 18, a first pocket member 48 shown in FIG. 4, a second pocket member 50 shown in FIG. 5, and a third pocket member 50 shown in FIG. The pocket material 52, the fourth pocket material 54 shown in FIG. 7 and the fifth pocket material 56 shown in FIG. Then, a first pocket 46a is formed between the front member 16 and the first pocket member 48, and a second pocket 46b is formed between the first pocket member 48 and the second pocket member 50. Is formed, a third pocket 46c is formed between the second pocket member 50 and the third pocket member 52, and a fourth pocket 46c is formed between the third pocket member 52 and the fourth pocket member 54. A pocket 46d is formed, a fifth pocket 46e is formed between the fourth pocket member 54 and the fifth pocket member 56, and a fifth pocket 46e is formed between the fifth pocket member 56 and the background member 18. Six pockets 46f are formed.

The first pocket member 48 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape and includes a partition portion 58 formed in the center thereof. A convex portion 60 smaller than the convex portion 38 of the front member 16 is formed on the upper edge of the partition portion 58. A first strip-shaped first side surface member 62a is integrally formed at the right edge 58a of the partition 58 so as to be bendable. A second strip-shaped second side member 62b is integrally formed at the right edge 64 of the first side member 62a so as to be bendable. Furthermore, a substantially strip-shaped first adhesive member 68a is integrally formed on the right edge 66 of the second side member 62b so as to be bendable. A substantially strip-shaped third side member 62c is integrally formed on the left edge 58b of the partition 58 so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped fourth side surface member 62d is integrally formed at the left edge 70 of the third side surface member 62c so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped second adhesive member 68b is integrally formed on the left edge 72 of the fourth side member 62d so as to be bendable.

The second pocket member 50 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape and includes a partition portion 74 formed in the center thereof. At the upper edge of the partition 74, a recess 76 smaller than the recess 60 of the partition 58 is formed. A first strip-shaped first side surface member 78a is integrally formed on the right edge 74a of the partition portion 74 so as to be bendable. In addition, a substantially rectangular second side surface member 78b is integrally formed at the right edge 80 of the first side surface member 78a so as to be bendable. Furthermore, a substantially strip-shaped first adhesive member 84a is integrally formed on the right edge 82 of the second side member 78b so as to be bendable. A substantially strip-shaped third side surface member 78c is integrally formed on the left edge 74b of the partition portion 74 so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped fourth side surface member 78d is integrally formed at the left edge 86 of the third side surface member 78c so as to be bendable. Furthermore, a substantially strip-shaped second adhesive member 84b is integrally formed at the left edge 88 of the fourth side member 78d in a bendable manner.

The third pocket member 52 includes a substantially rectangular third pocket member front portion 90. On the upper edge 90a of the third pocket front part 90, a substantially rectangular third pocket material rear part 92 is integrally formed so as to be bendable.

The third pocket member front portion 90 includes a partition portion 94 formed in the center thereof. A recess 96 smaller than the recess 76 of the partition 74 is formed on the upper edge of the partition 94. A first strip-shaped first side surface member 98a is integrally formed at the right edge 94a of the partition portion 94 so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped second side surface member 98b is integrally formed on the right edge 100 of the first side surface member 98a so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped first adhesive member 104a is formed integrally with the right edge 102 of the second side member 98b so as to be bendable. A substantially strip-shaped third side surface member 98c is integrally formed at the left edge 94b of the partition 94 so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped fourth side surface member 98d is integrally formed on the left edge 106 of the third side surface member 98c so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped second adhesive member 104b is integrally formed on the left edge 108 of the fourth side member 98d so as to be bendable.

The third pocket member rear portion 92 includes a partition portion 110 formed in the center thereof. At the upper edge of the partition 110, a recess 112 having the same size as the recess 96 of the partition 94 is formed. On the right edge 110a of the partition 110, a substantially strip-shaped first side surface member 114a is integrally formed so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially rectangular second side member 114b is integrally formed at the right edge 116 of the first side member 114a so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped first adhesive member 120a is integrally formed on the right edge 118 of the second side member 114b so as to be bendable. On the left edge 110b of the partition 110, a substantially strip-shaped third side member 114c is integrally formed so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped fourth side surface member 114d is integrally formed at the left edge 122 of the third side surface member 114c so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped second adhesive member 120b is integrally formed on the left edge 124 of the fourth side member 114d so as to be bendable.

The fourth pocket member 54 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape and includes a partition portion 126 formed in the center thereof. A recess 127 smaller than the recesses 96 and 112 of the third pocket member 52 is formed on the upper edge of the partition 126. A first strip-shaped first side member 128a is integrally formed on the right edge 126a of the partition 126 so as to be bendable. Further, a second strip-shaped second side member 128b is integrally formed at the right edge 130 of the first side member 128a so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped first adhesive member 134a is integrally formed at the right edge 132 of the second side member 128b so as to be bendable. A substantially strip-shaped third side member 128c is integrally formed on the left edge 126b of the partition 126 so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped fourth side surface member 128d is integrally formed at the left edge 136 of the third side surface member 128c so as to be bendable. Furthermore, a substantially strip-shaped second adhesive member 134b is integrally formed at the left edge 138 of the fourth side member 128d so as to be bendable.

The fifth pocket member 56 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape and includes a partition portion 140 formed in the center thereof. A recess 142 smaller than the recess 128 of the partition 126 is formed on the upper edge of the partition 140. A first strip-shaped first side surface member 144a is integrally formed on the right edge 140a of the partition 140 so as to be bendable. In addition, a substantially rectangular second side surface member 144b is integrally formed at the right edge 146 of the first side surface member 144a so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped first adhesive member 150a is integrally formed at the right edge 148 of the second side surface member 144b so as to be bendable. A substantially strip-shaped third side surface member 144c is integrally formed on the left edge 140b of the partition portion 140 so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially strip-shaped fourth side surface member 144d is integrally formed on the left edge 152 of the third side surface member 144c so as to be bendable. Further, a substantially rectangular second adhesive member 150b is integrally formed on the left edge 154 of the fourth side surface member 144d so as to be bendable.

As shown in FIG. 2, the cover portion 12 is valley-folded at the lower edge 14 a and the upper edge 14 b of the bottom surface member 14 so that the front surface member 16 and the back surface member 18 face each other. Then, as described above, the first pocket member 48, the second pocket member 50, which is the adhered material forming the storage portion, is formed between the front member 16 and the back member 18 with the bottom member 14 as the bottom. The third pocket member 52, the fourth pocket member 54, and the fifth pocket member 56 are arranged in this order in succession to form the pocket 46 portion in which the pockets 46a to 46f are formed.

As shown in FIG. 9, the first pocket material 48 that faces the front member 16 and forms the first pocket 46 a is valley-folded at the right edge 64 and the left edge 70, and the right edge 66 and the right edge 66. A mountain fold is made at the left edge 72. Then, the front member 16 is valley-folded at the right edge 16a and the left edge 16b. The first adhesive member 68a of the first pocket member 48 and the adhesive member 34 of the front member 16 are adhered. Similarly, the second adhesive member 68b of the first pocket member 48 and the adhesive member 36 of the front member 16 are adhered. In this way, documents, books, etc. are stored between the front member 16 and the first pocket member 48. At this time, the right edge 58a and the left edge 58b of the first pocket member 48 are appropriately valley-folded according to the thickness of the documents, books, etc. to be stored.

The second pocket member 50 is valley-folded at the right edge 80 and the left edge 86. Then, the first adhesive member 84a of the second pocket 50 and the vicinity of the right edge 58a of the partition 58 of the first pocket member 48 are adhered. Similarly, the second adhesive member 84b of the second pocket member 50 and the vicinity of the left edge 58b of the partition portion 58 of the first pocket member 48 are attached.

As shown in FIG. 10, the third pocket member 52 is mountain-folded at the upper edge 90a at the third pocket member front portion 90 and the third pocket rear portion 92. Further, the third pocket material front portion 90 is valley-folded at the right edge 100 and the left edge 106. Then, the first adhesive member 104a of the third pocket member front portion 90 and the vicinity of the right edge 74a of the partition portion 74 of the second pocket member 50 are adhered. Similarly, the second adhesive member 104b of the front portion 90 of the third pocket material and the vicinity of the left edge 74b of the partition portion 74 of the second pocket material 50 are adhered.

The third pocket member rear portion 92 is valley-folded at the right edge 116 and the left edge 122. Then, the first adhesive member 120a of the rear portion 92 of the third pocket member and the vicinity of the right edge 126a of the partition 126 of the fourth pocket member 54 are adhered. Similarly, the second adhesive member 120b of the third pocket member rear portion 92 and the vicinity of the left edge 126b of the partition portion 126 of the fourth pocket member 54 are adhered.

The fourth pocket member 54 is valley-folded at the right edge 130 and the left edge 136. Then, the first adhesive member 134a of the fourth pocket member 54 and the vicinity of the right edge 140a of the partition portion 140 of the fifth pocket member 56 are adhered. Similarly, the second adhesive member 134b of the fourth pocket member 54 and the vicinity of the left edge 140b of the partition portion 140 of the fifth pocket member 56 are bonded.

The fifth pocket member 56 that faces the back member 18 and forms the sixth pocket 46 f is valley-folded at the right edge 146 and the left edge 152, and is mountain-folded at the right edge 148 and the left edge 152. On the other hand, the back surface member 18 is valley-folded at the right edge 18a and the left edge 18b. Then, the first adhesive member 150a of the fifth pocket member 56 and the adhesive member 42 of the back member 18 are adhered. Similarly, the second adhesive member 150b of the fifth pocket member 56 and the adhesive member 44 of the back member 18 are adhered.

When the front member 16 and the first pocket member 48 are bonded together and when the fifth pocket member 56 and the back member 18 are bonded together, the fold line 28 formed on the bottom member 14 is valley-folded to form a front surface. The member 16 and the first pocket member 48 and the fifth pocket member 56 and the back member 18 are formed so as to be in close contact with each other. Then, after appropriately bonding with an adhesive and returning the fold line 28 to the unfolded state, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the first pocket material 48, the second pocket material 50, and the third pocket material 50 are formed. A strip-shaped bottom reinforcing member 156 is inserted between the bottom ends of the pocket member 52, the fourth pocket member 54 and the fifth pocket member 56 and the bottom member 14. Then, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, the fold lines 30 and 32 of the bottom member 14 are valley-folded, and the folded-back portions 24 and 26 are folded back.

Further, one string 158 is passed through the lid member 22 in the order of the holes 44c, 44a, 44b, 44d. At this time, the string 62 passes through the outside of the lid member 22 between the holes 44c and 44a and between the holes 44b and 44d, and the string 62 passes through the inside of the lid member 22 between the holes 44a and 44b. Then, eyelets are punched into the holes 44c and 44d, and both ends of the string 62 are fixed to the holes 44c and 44d, respectively.

When using this filing tool 10, between the front member 16 and the first pocket material 48, between the first pocket material 48 and the second pocket material 50, and between the second pocket material 50. And between the third pocket material front portion 90, between the third pocket material rear portion 92 and the fourth pocket material 54, between the fourth pocket material 54 and the fifth pocket material 56, and the fifth pocket material 56. Documents, books, etc. are accommodated between the back member 18 and the back member 18. Then, the upper edge 18a of the back surface member 18 is valley-folded, and further, any one of the upper edges 20a, 20b, 20c of the upper surface member 20 is bent according to the thickness of a document, book, or the like to be stored. After that, the filing tool 10 is fixed by hooking the string 62 passing through the outside of the lid member 22 between the holes 44c and 44a and between the holes 44b and 44d to the outside of the back surface member 18.

According to this embodiment, when the front member 16 and the first pocket member 48 are bonded together and when the fifth pocket member 56 and the back member 18 are bonded together, the polygonal line formed on the bottom member 14 is used. 28 is valley-folded. Therefore, the front member 16, the first pocket member 48, the second pocket member 50, the third pocket member 52, the fourth pocket member 54, and the fifth pocket member 56 are overlapped with each other. The sixteen adhesive members 34 and 36 are adhered to the adhesive members 68a and 68b of the first pocket 48, and the adhesive members 150a and 150b of the fifth pocket 56 are adhered to the adhesive members 42 and 44 of the back member 18. be able to. Therefore, the first pocket 46a, the second pocket 46b, the third pocket 46c, the fourth pocket 46d, the fifth pocket 46e, and the sixth pocket 46f are provided between the front member 16 and the rear member 18. Can be formed efficiently.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an illustrative view of a main part of the embodiment shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a cover sheet.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a first pocket.

FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a second pocket.

FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a third pocket.

FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a fourth pocket.

FIG. 8 is a plan view showing a fifth pocket.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a state in which a first pocket, a second pocket, a third pocket, a fourth pocket and a fifth pocket are assembled.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a state in which a third pocket is assembled.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a state in which a bottom reinforcing member is inserted in the filing tool.

12 is a sectional view taken along line XII-XII in FIG.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a state where the bottom reinforcing material of the filing tool is bent.

14 is a sectional view taken along line XIV-XIV in FIG.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional filing tool.

16 is an illustrative view of a main part of the filing tool shown in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Filing Tool 12 Cover Part 14 Bottom Member 16 Front Member 18 Back Member 20 Top Member 22 Lid Member 28 Line Line 46 Pocket Part 46a First Pocket 46b Second Pocket 46c Third Pocket 46d Fourth Pocket 46e Fifth Pocket Pocket 46f Sixth pocket 48 First pocket material 50 Second pocket material 52 Third pocket material 54 Fourth pocket material 56 Fifth pocket material

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A cover portion including a bottom member having an appropriate width, a front member and a back member integrally formed with the bottom member, and at least the front surface between the front member and the back member. A filing tool that includes an adherend that is adhered to any one of a member and the back member to form a storage part, wherein a bottom member is folded parallel to the bonding surface of the front member and / or the back member to the bottom member. A filing tool characterized in that a bending line is formed. 2. The storage portion is a pocket portion formed of a plurality of pockets, and an adhesive member is formed at front and rear ends thereof, and the adhesive member is adhered to the front member and / or the back member. The filing tool of claim 1, wherein