JPH11104035A - Toilet tissue paper roll holding case - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To cut paper by one work without touching any other material than paper by automatically preparing the edges of paper easily graspable by the next user with user's force. SOLUTION: In installing a toilet tissue paper roll 7, the end part is passed through the outside of a guide roller 2 and the inside of a cutting plate 5, and the edge 8 part of the paper is drawn out below a blade 1. In using the paper, the edge 8 of the paper is first grasped by fingers and drawn out downward to a required length. Secondly, when the paper is drawn upward, the cutting plate 5 held by a rotating shaft 3 is rotated to move the upper end part 4 thereof in rotation, and the paper is fixed. By continuously drawing the paper further strongly, the paper 1 is cut by the blade 1. Then, the cutting plate 5 is returned to its initial vertical attitude by its dead load, and the paper beyond the guide roller 2 is also hung down by its dead load. The paper for a length between the guide roller 2 and the stopper 6 is automatically hung down as the edge 8 below the blade 1.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a toilet paper roll holding box for facilitating paper removal.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In any of the conventional toilet paper roll holding boxes, as a method of taking out paper, a method of picking up the end of a paper with a finger, feeding the paper to a required length, and pressing the paper against a cutting blade to cut out the paper. It has become. In this method, the remaining unused paper is left only up to the cutting surface of the cutting blade, so the next user can use a nail to grab the edge of the paper that is in close contact with the roll and then grab it. After pulling out the appropriate length, the cutting blade is cut with the vacant hand. In any of the conventional methods, there is no example of a structure in which ears are prepared so that the next user can easily grasp the paper by hand.

[0003]

In a conventional product structure, when cutting paper, first grasp the end of the paper which is in close contact with the roll or freely positioned by a finger, and pull out the necessary length. Finally, three operations for cutting are required. However, since the end portion is not provided with an ear portion for easy grasping in advance, an extra operation such as pulling apart the end portion of the sheet with a nail is required when the end portion is in close contact with the roll. Even when cutting, the cutting operation is not possible unless the remaining paper is pressed with one hand. These operations require touching the paper box and working with both hands. In this case, it is possible that unspecified number of people are touching the paper box with unclean hands and using it.Therefore, it may be unsanitary, and those who use later must touch the holder with bare hands. It is not desirable in public health because it does not. The purpose of the invention is one-handed
It is to easily complete all operations hygienically by touching only new paper in a single operation.

[0004]

Means for Solving the Problems To solve the problem, a sheet is cut in one operation without touching a sheet other than a new sheet, and after a certain sheet is cut, the sheet is fed and cut. The necessary length of the end portion of the new sheet may be automatically prepared as an ear automatically using the remaining power or reaction force of the used human power, and the user may easily grasp and pull out the finger when using the next user.

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A structure has been adopted in which the ears of a sheet can be automatically prepared so that the next user can easily grasp it by using the human power after the last use. In this case, the user can easily cut the work by pulling out the required length with his / her finger and pressing the paper against the cutting blade surface and pulling the paper with only one operation, so that the cutting work can be completed. At the same time, convenient paper ears are prepared for the next user. Since the ear cutting work can use a part of the manpower used for cutting the paper, no special additional power is required.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In FIG. 1, when a new toilet paper roll (7) is loaded, the end first extends vertically through the outer side of the guide roller (2) and the inner side of the cutting plate (5) into the ear (8). Pull it out from the blade (1) to prepare it. Then, when using the paper for the first time, first grab the ear (8) of the paper with a finger and pull it downward in the vertical direction to reach the required length. When the paper is pulled upward, pull it up and hold the cutting plate held by the rotating shaft (3). (5) rotates and the upper end (4) rotates to the stopper (6) to hold down the paper, so that the paper is fixed. Therefore, if the paper is further strongly pulled, the paper is cut by the blade (1). When the cutting of the paper is completed, the cut-off plate (5) returns to its original weight or a vertical position with a spring, and the paper preceding the guide roller (2) hangs down by its own weight, the length between the guide roller (2) and the stopper (6). Is automatically hanging down from the blade (1) as an ear (8). Hereinafter, this operation is repeated. FIG. 2 shows a partially sectional perspective view of the embodiment. The toilet paper roll (7) is mounted on the holder body (9) using a roll shaft (10).

[0007]

According to the present invention, the required length of paper can be easily cut with one hand and one operation. In addition, it is sanitary because it does not touch anything other than new paper. Further, since the next ear is pulled out by the reaction force or surplus force of the cutting force of the paper by human power, another power such as electric drive is not required, and the structure is simple and the price is low, and it is hard to break down and convenient for maintenance. There are hygiene effects in toilets used by unspecified large numbers of people such as schools and public use. Also, conventional toilet paper may be perforated to make it easier to cut, but in the invention method, it can be cut easily because it is securely pressed down by the upper end of the cutting plate and the stopper, so it is necessary to make a perforation There is no advantage.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating the operation of an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Cutting blade 2 ... Guide roller 3 ... Cutting plate rotation shaft 4 ... Cutting plate upper end part 5 ... Cutting plate 6 ... Stopper 7 ... Toilet paper roll 8 ... Ear 9 ... Paper holder main body 10 ... Roll shaft

Claims (1)

[Claims] When using roll-type toilet paper stored in a holding box (commonly referred to as a case), the required length of paper is cut out by human power and cut, and then the extra power or reaction force of human power used for cutting. The toilet paper roll holding box is characterized in that it has a structure in which an appropriate length of the end of the remaining paper can be automatically drawn out as an ear for the next user to grasp and pull out using the finger.