JPS6123434Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to a card organizing storage device.

Recently, single sheets of hard or soft paper on which necessary information can be written or written have been widely used in place of compiled sheets of paper in various types of office work, and with the adoption of such forms, generally called cards, office work efficiency has improved. In order to effectively accomplish business operations using cards, it is necessary to store cards by account, but in this case, it is necessary to store cards according to their nature, for example, those that require constant writing, and those that require writing only rarely. A sufficient improvement in office efficiency cannot be achieved unless the items are divided into items that are not needed, items that do not require writing but often require verification, items that only require storage, etc., and are stored in a manner appropriate to their nature. However, no card organization/storage device has been found that can achieve such a storage method and can be easily and inexpensively manufactured, and this point has been a drawback of conventional card organization/storage.

Therefore, this invention aims to eliminate such conventional drawbacks.

To achieve this objective, the invention comprises bonding the lower edges of overlapping substantially rectangular transparent inner and outer sheets to the inner surface of the upper edge of the substantially rectangular folded sheet below these sheets; Glue the lower edge of the horizontally extending strip sheet that projects upward to the outer surface of the upper edge of the folded sheet, and then bend the upper edge of the inner sheet outward to create a downward receiving groove that can accommodate the upper edge of the outer sheet. , and at a folding line that extends laterally below the lower edge of the inner sheet and the lower edge of the outer sheet, the folded sheet portion below the folded sheet is folded so as to be openable so as to overlap with the inside of the inner sheet, and To provide a card organizing/storage tool characterized by providing a storage bag part on the inner surface of a stacked sheet part and further forming a writing hole in an outer sheet.

Hereinafter, embodiments and usage examples of this invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

The illustrated embodiment of a card organizer according to the invention has, in its open state, an inner sheet 11 and an outer sheet 12 located at the top and a folded sheet 13 located at the bottom. inner sheet 1
1 and outer sheet 12 are both formed of a transparent plastic material, such as rigid vinyl chloride, and have a substantially rectangular shape. These sheets 1
1 and 12 usually have the same width, or the width of the outer sheet 12 is slightly narrower than the width of the inner sheet 11,
They overlap so that the outer sheet 12 is located outside the inner sheet 11. The lower folded sheet 13 also has a substantially rectangular shape and is usually similar to the inner sheet 11.
Although it has the same width as the inner sheet 11 and the outer sheet 12, it is formed longer in the longitudinal direction than the inner sheet 11 and the outer sheet 12. This folded sheet 13 does not need to be made of a transparent material, but it does need to be bendable, and is made of cardboard, for example.

These sheets 11, 12 and 13 are interconnected by adhering the lower edge 11a of the inner sheet 11 and the lower edge 12a of the outer sheet 12 to the inner surface of the upper edge 13a of the folded sheet 13. Specifically, for example, the outer surface of the lower edge 12a of the outer sheet 12 and the inner surface of the upper edge 13a of the folded sheet 13 are adhered to each other by an appropriate method such as using double-sided adhesive tape or heating after applying an adhesive. Furthermore, on the outside thereof, the inner surface of the lower edge 11a of the inner sheet 11 and the outer surface of the upper edge 13a of the folded sheet 13 (more specifically, the outer surface slightly below the upper edge 13a) are adhered to each other in the same manner.

The upper edge portion 14 of the inner sheet 11 is bent outward to form a downward receiving groove 15. One purpose of this receiving groove 15 is to
the outer sheet 12 and the inner sheet 11 have longitudinal dimensions suitable for such accommodation;
is formed so that it can be elastically bent.

At approximately the same position as the lower edge 12a of the outer sheet 12, a strip-shaped sheet 17 extending laterally by, for example, the width of the inner sheet 11 is adhered at its lower edge 17a to the outer surface of the upper edge 13a of the folded sheet 13. An upward receiving groove 18 is formed between the lever strip sheet 17 and the outer sheet 12.
Strip sheet 17 is preferably made of the same material as inner sheet 11 and outer sheet 12.

Horizontal fold line 19 below the lower edge 11a of the inner sheet 11 and the lower edge 12a of the outer sheet 12
(Illustrated with a chain line for clarity and its position is indicated by an arrow 19), the folded sheet 1 below this
The portion 20 of No. 3 is bent upward so as to overlap the inside of the inner sheet 11. This fold can be opened, and the folded state is illustrated in FIG.

On the inner surface of the portion 20 of the folded sheet 13, a first
- The storage bag part 21 which opens downward in the open position shown in Fig. 5 and upward in the folded position shown in Fig. 6 is attached to the part 20 by appropriately folding three edges of, for example, rectangular and slightly thin paper. It is formed by

A relatively large writing hole 22 is formed through the outer sheet 12 in the center thereof. The writing hole 22 may be circular as shown, or may have any other suitable shape, such as a rectangular shape, or may have a plurality of writing holes 22.
2 may be provided.

The lower edge 23 of the folded sheet 13 is provided with a heading section 24 projecting therefrom as necessary, and this heading section is formed by, for example, a transparent piece 2 that is folded in half and glued to both sides of the folded sheet 13 at a double-sided edge.
Consists of 5. According to such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 5, the small heading card 26 can be removably inserted into the heading section 24, and can be read in the inserted state.

Further, although not shown, writing holes similar to the writing holes 22 can be provided in the inner sheet 11 as needed.

Hereinafter, the method of use and advantages of the card organizing/storage device of this invention will be explained using administrative processing for National Health Insurance as an example.

The card organizer is prepared for each account, that is, for each household, and is stored in a folded and closed state with the folding line 19 facing downward, as shown in FIG. In this state, the heading portion 24 projects upward.
When the upper edge 16 of the outer sheet 12 is inserted into the downward receiving groove 15 formed by the upper edge portion 14 of the inner sheet 11, a storage section 27 opens laterally between the inner sheet 11 and the outer sheet 12. is formed. The cards to be stored in this will be described later. In this inserted state, the insured ledger/benefits record card 28 is placed on the outside of the outer sheet 12 by fitting its upper and lower edges into the downward receiving groove 15 and the upward receiving groove 18, respectively. Stored with the side facing outward. This card 28 consists of an insured person ledger that records the name, gender, date of birth, relationship, loss of qualification, etc. of the insured family members in the household, and a benefit record card that records monthly benefits for each insured family member. It is extremely easy to read and often requires writing. If this card is stored as described above, the card can be read and written to without being removed with the organizer closed.

In the aforementioned storage section 27, a tax ledger 29, a medical expense total card 30, and a National Health Insurance tax payment form 31 smaller than these cards 29 and 30 are stored in order from the outside (FIG. 6). The card 29 is stored with the written side facing outward. This card is used to calculate and determine the National Health Insurance tax amount by filling in annual income, resident tax income percentage, fixed asset tax, etc. for each insured family, and generally needs to be filled out once a year. .

When reading or writing to the tax ledger 29, the card 28 is slid laterally along the receiving grooves 15 and 18 or withdrawn. In this way, since the outer sheet 12 is transparent, the card 29 can be read without removing it when the organizer is closed, and if it is slid appropriately to the side, it can be written through the writing hole 22 without removing it. .

The medical expense total card 30 that records the annual medical expenses for each insured family member in the household, compiled by item, and the payment slip 31 that the taxpayer submits each time he or she pays the National Health Insurance tax. , both are stored with the written side facing inward. Although these cards 30 and 31 cannot be read or written to unless the card organizer is opened, the card 30 is partially attached to the card 3.
Although it is hidden by 1, medical expense tally card 3
0 is only entered once a year, and payment slip 31 is only checked, so there is no problem. Furthermore, by storing the payment slip 31 in this manner, it is possible to prevent the payment slip 31 from being dissipated, which tends to occur in the past.

Storage bag portion 21 provided on folded sheet 13
Inside, medical fee billing statements 34 submitted every month by medical institutions for each insured person are stored, stacked one on top of the other in, for example, month order. The billing statement 34 has conventionally been stored separately from the insured person ledger 28, but by storing it in the same card storage device as described above, inspection becomes easier.

This invented card organizer/storage tool allows all cards related to each account to be stored in storage locations appropriate for their purpose and frequency of use, making it easier to centrally manage office work and storing cards. allows functional use of the card and further prevents the card from being dissipated. Moreover, you can write to cards that are frequently written to while they are stored.

In addition to the above-mentioned advantages, the card organizing/storage device of this invention has the advantage that the lower edge 12a of the outer sheet 12 and the lower edge 1 of the strip-shaped sheet 17 are
Since the upper edge 13a of the folded sheet 13 is sandwiched between the sheets 7a and 7a, an upward receiving groove 18 of the thickness of the belt-shaped sheet 17 is formed when these sheets are in a straight state. Therefore, another advantage is obtained that the lower part of the card organizer (the lower part when folded as shown in FIG. 6) does not become particularly thick. These advantages are particularly important when the card organizers are stored side by side in a vertical arrangement.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 shows one of the card organizing/storage devices invented by this invention.
A front view showing the opened state of the embodiment, FIG.
Figure 3 is a rear view corresponding to the figure, with the hidden parts of the outer sheet added with dashed lines, Figure 3 is a diagram of Figure 1 with the hidden parts added with dashed lines, Figures 4 and 5 are the writing holes and headings. FIG. 6 is an enlarged sectional view of what is shown in FIG. 1 along a longitudinal section that does not pass through the section, and FIG. In the drawing, 11 is an inner sheet, 11a is its lower edge, 12 is an outer sheet, 12a is its lower edge,
13 is a folded sheet, 13a is its upper edge, 14 is the upper edge portion of the outer sheet, 16 is the upper edge of the inner sheet, 17 is a band-shaped sheet, 17a is its lower edge, 19
21 indicates a bending line, and 21 indicates a storage bag portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] bonding the lower edges of the overlapping substantially rectangular transparent inner and outer sheets to the inner surface of the upper edge of the substantially rectangular folded sheet below the sheets;
Glue the lower edge of the horizontally extending strip sheet that projects upward to the outer surface of the upper edge of the folded sheet, and then bend the upper edge of the inner sheet outward to create a downward receiving groove that can accommodate the upper edge of the outer sheet. , and at a folding line that extends laterally below the lower edge of the inner sheet and the lower edge of the outer sheet, the folded sheet portion below the folded sheet is folded so as to be openable so as to overlap with the inside of the inner sheet, and A card organizing/storage device characterized by having a storage bag portion provided on the inner surface of the stacked sheet portion, and further having a writing hole formed on the outer sheet.