JP3522337B2 - Card holder for container - Google Patents

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a side wall of a container for displaying the identification of a container, the destination of articles contained in the container, the name, type, quantity, etc. of the container. The present invention relates to a card insertion for a container disposed in a container. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a card for a container attached to a side wall of a container, which is molded from a thin plate made of a synthetic resin having a slit into which a card can be inserted, or information for automatically managing and displaying the container. 2. Description of the Related Art There has been known a container card holder in which a label is attached to a side wall of a container with an increase in the amount and a container card holder is disposed on the side wall of the container. [0003] In the above-described container card slot having a slit into which the card can be inserted,
Since the flat portion of the side wall of the container in which the card insertion can be arranged is not so large, there is a problem that a card insertion in which a large card capable of displaying a lot of information can be inserted cannot be arranged. [0004] Further, in order to automatically load or unload containers transferred by a conveyor or other transfer line into a predetermined location of a container storage place such as a warehouse,
A barcode label or an individual identification card (hereinafter, simply referred to as an “ID card”) capable of reading and / or writing information is attached to a side wall of a container. The barcode label or ID card is hidden by the inserted card, and the information is not read or the barcode label or ID card attached to the container reads the information arranged along the transport line. -Since the container is not placed on the transport line so as to be located on the writing device side, information is not read and / or written, so that there is a problem that automatic management of the container cannot be performed or erroneous operation is caused. . SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the conventional card insertion for containers, and to insert a card into the card insertion and attach a barcode label or ID card to the card insertion. An object of the present invention is to provide a container card holder with improved characteristics. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a through hole having a substantially rectangular shape and a substantially lower half in which a label or the like can be attached or attached. A card insertion main body in the form of a flat plate with no perforations, etc., and a vertical frame projecting substantially perpendicularly to the surface of the card insertion main body at both vertical ends of the card insertion main body. Further, the vertical frame is provided on the upper surface of a horizontal rib extending substantially at the center of the vertical frame.
And the tip thereof has a projecting piece that comes into contact with the wall surface of the container, and furthermore, at a substantially central portion of the card insertion body, is projected in the same direction as the vertical frame with substantially the same amount of projection, The present invention relates to a container card insertion provided with a convex portion as a support column. Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments without departing from the spirit of the present invention. [0008] The card insertion for containers of the present invention (hereinafter simply referred to as
Also called "card insertion." In FIG. 1, which is a partial perspective view of the container B to which C is attached, the card insert C is attached to a side wall b1 of a box-shaped container B formed of a synthetic resin or the like. b2 is a horizontal rib protruding below the side wall b1 of the container B. Next, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the card insertion C including a partially cutaway, FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line II of FIG. 2, and a partially enlarged perspective view of the card insertion C. The card insertion C will be described with reference to FIG. Reference numeral c1 denotes a card insertion main body having a substantially rectangular shape, and vertical frames c2 and c3, which are substantially perpendicular to the surface of the card insertion main body c1, protrude from both vertical ends of the card insertion main body c1. ing. c4 and c5 are vertical frames c, respectively.
2, a tab-shaped locking piece protruding in the horizontal direction from the lower end of c3, and edges of locking pieces c4 and c5 substantially parallel to the surface of the card insertion main body c1 on the opposite side to the container B. , Recess c4 ',
c5 'is provided. c6 and c7 are respectively
These horizontal ribs extend from a substantially central portion of the vertical frames c2 and c3 in a horizontal direction over a predetermined length. The horizontal rib c6,
FIG. 2 and the like show an example in which c7 extends over a length of approximately 1/4 of the card slot C.
c7 may be a single continuous horizontal rib. C8 and c9 extend upward from the upper surfaces c6 'and c7' of the horizontal ribs c6 and c7, respectively.
And c10 and c11 are through holes c8 formed in the card insertion main body c1,
Opposite to c9, upper surfaces c6 ′, c of horizontal ribs c6, c7
The vertical cross-section perpendicular to the surface of the card insertion main body c1 erected from the edge of 7 'is a wedge-shaped projection, and the wedge-shaped projections c10 and c11 attach the card insertion C to the container B. At this time, as shown in FIG. 3, the tips c10 ′ and c11 ′ of the protruding pieces c10 and c11 are connected to the wall b of the side wall b1 of the container B.
It is disposed at an angle to the container B side so as to contact 1 ′. As described above, when the card insertion C is attached to the container B, the tips c10 ′ and c11 ′ of the protruding pieces c10 and c11 are
Since it is configured to contact the wall surface b1 'of the side wall b1 of the container B, the container side wall surface c1' of the card insertion main body c1.
When the card D is inserted into the slit s formed by the container B and the wall surface b1 'of the container B, the card D
It can be prevented from entering the gap existing between the wall 7 and the wall surface b1 'of the container B, dropping from the card slot C, or inserting the card D obliquely into the card slot C. In addition, the through holes c8 and c9 are formed in substantially the same shape as the front shape of the projections c10 and c11, and the wedge-shaped projections c10 and c11 are formed.
11 is provided so as to simplify the die structure when integrally molding the card insert C and the synthetic resin with the whole. Reference numerals c12 and c13 denote mountain-shaped pressing pieces having one free end formed on the card insertion body C1 and projecting from the card insertion body c1 in the same direction as the vertical frames c2 and c3 of the card insertion body C1. Are arranged side by side at a predetermined interval. Through holes c12 ′ and c13 ′ having substantially the same shape as the front shape of the pressing pieces c12 and c13 are formed in the card insertion main body c1 facing the pressing pieces c12 and c13.
These through-holes c12 'and c13' correspond to the above-mentioned through-holes c8 and c13.
Similarly to 9, when the pressing pieces c12 and c13 are integrally formed with the entire card insertion C and the synthetic resin, the pressing pieces c12 and c13 are provided so as to simplify the mold structure. Pressing pieces c12, c13
Presses the card D inserted in the slit s formed by the container side wall surface c1 'of the card insertion main body c1 and the wall surface b1' of the container B, as shown in FIG.
To prevent the card D inserted in the card from moving. C14 and c15 are the card insertion main body c1
Are provided in the upper part of the card holder as necessary, and are provided to save the material of the card holder C and to reduce the weight of the card holder C. Reference numeral c16 denotes a projecting portion projecting in the same direction as the vertical frames c2 and c3 provided at substantially the center of the card insertion main body c1 with substantially the same amount of projection. The projecting portion 16 is shown in FIG. As described above, it is preferable that the wall surface of the card insertion main body c1 be formed by bulging toward the slit s side.
The convex portion 16 is configured such that the card insertion main body c1 is attached to the card insertion main body c1 by the external force applied to the card insertion main body c1 when attaching or attaching a barcode label or an ID card to the card insertion main body c1 after the card insertion C is attached to the container B. It acts as a kind of support strut for preventing bending. By providing such a convex portion 16, the card insertion main body c1 is provided.
Does not bend, so that the barcode label or the ID card can be stuck or attached flat without wrinkles and the like, so that the reading error of the barcode label or the ID card can be prevented and the card insertion body c1 is bent. Bar code label or ID
The operation of attaching or attaching the card to the card insertion body c1 can be performed reliably and quickly. Next, the card holder C and the engaging portion H of the container B
With reference to FIG. 5 which is a partially enlarged perspective view of FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 which is a cross-sectional view taken along the line II of FIG. 5, the means for attaching the card insertion C to the side wall b1 of the container B will be described. H1 is a horizontal protruding piece projecting from the side wall b1 of the container B above the horizontal rib b2 and substantially in parallel with the horizontal rib b2, between the horizontal rib b2 and the horizontal protruding piece h1. Is a gap h2 substantially equal to the thickness of the locking pieces c4 and c5 so that the above-described locking pieces c4 and c5 of the card insertion C can be inserted.
Is provided. A projection h3 is provided on the lower surface of the horizontal protruding piece h1 on the free end side, and the locking pieces c4 and c5 of the card insertion C are separated from the horizontal rib b2 by a gap h2 between the horizontal protruding piece h1. As shown in FIG. 6, the protrusion h3 is inserted into the recesses c4 of the locking pieces c4 and c5 of the card insertion C.
4 ′, c5 ′, so that the card insertion C does not easily come off the container B. Although FIG. 5 shows only the engaging portion H with which one of the locking pieces c5 of the card insertion C is engaged, as shown in FIG. c4 is also locked by the engaging portion H having the same configuration. As described above, the locking piece c of the card insertion C
4, c5, the gap h2 between the horizontal rib b2 and the horizontal projection h1
And the protrusions h3 vertically provided on the lower surface of the horizontal protruding piece h1 on the free end side are engaged with the locking pieces c4, c of the card insertion C.
The card insertion C is attached to the side wall b1 of the container B by being fitted into the concave portions c4 'and c5' of the fifth container 5. Then, the container side wall surface c1 'of the card insertion main body c1 and the wall surface b of the container B
The card D indicating the name or quantity of the articles stored in the container B is inserted into the slit s formed by 1 '. In addition, the lower half of the card insertion body c1 of the card insertion C is a flat plate-like portion having no through hole or the like.
Can be attached or attached. Of course, if necessary, a barcode label or ID card L can be attached or attached to substantially the entire surface of the card insertion main body c1. Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects. Since the card is inserted into the slit between the card slot and the container, and a bar code label or an ID card is attached or attached to the card slot main body of the card slot, the card is inserted into the container and the container. It is possible to display or store a large amount of information on the goods, and to prevent the bar code label or ID card from being hidden by the card inserted in the card slot. Containers can be reliably managed. Since a projecting piece whose tip comes into contact with the wall surface of the container is disposed on the container side of the card insertion, the card enters the gap existing between the card insertion and the container and falls from the card insertion or the card insertion. Can be prevented from being inserted obliquely into the card slot. Since a projecting portion protruding toward the container is provided at the approximate center of the card insertion, bending of the card insertion at the time of sticking or attaching the bar code label or ID card to the card insertion can be prevented. Therefore, the barcode label or ID
Since there is no wrinkle of the card, it is possible to prevent a reading error of the barcode label or the ID card,
Since there is no bending of the card insertion, the work of attaching or attaching the bar code label or the ID card to the card insertion can be performed reliably and quickly.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a partial perspective view of a container to which a container card slot of the present invention is attached. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a card insertion according to the present invention including a partly cutout. FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of the card insertion device of the present invention, taken along the line II of FIG. 2; FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the card insertion of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged perspective view of an engagement portion provided on the card insertion and container of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional view of the card insertion device of the present invention, taken along line II of FIG. [Explanation of Signs] B: Container C: Card insertion D: Card H: Joint L ... Barcode label or ID card c1 ... Card insertion body c4, c5 ... Locking pieces c10, c11 ... Protrusion piece c16 ..... Protrusion

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims 1] A flat plate having a substantially square shape and a substantially lower half in which a label or the like can be stuck or attached and through holes or the like are not formed. And a vertical frame projecting substantially perpendicular to the surface of the card insertion main body at both vertical ends of the card insertion main body. together <br/> that are erected on the upper surface of the extended by horizontal ribs part, the tip has a protrusion that contacts the wall surface of the container, even more, at a substantially central portion of the card insertion body A card holder for a container, provided with a projection as a support post, which is projected in the same direction as the vertical frame with substantially the same amount of projection.