A file rack with cursor index and dividers

Abstract

Disclosed is a file rack, comprising a left wallboard (1), a right wallboard (2), a rear wallboard (3), a front wallboard (4) and a baseboard (5), wherein the height of the front wallboard (4) is lower than than of the rear wallboard (3), and a movement track (41) parallel to the baseboard (5) and extending horizontally is provided on the front wallboard (4). The file rack further comprises a cursor-type component (7) adapted to the movement track (41), and the cursor-type component (7) can move horizontally along the movement track (41). The cursor-type component (7) is made up of three parts altogether: an index device (71) of the cursor-type component (7) at the front end of the cursor-type component (7), a track sleeve hanging device (73) adapted to the movement track (41) being provided at a part near the index device (71) of the cursor-type component (7), and a separator (72) for a vertically stacked file rack being provided at the other end of the cursor-type component (7). The file rack is easy to implement and has a simple and convenient operation, the thickness of a storage unit can be adjusted with only one hand, the separator (72) can also prevent files from tilting to the left or the right, and the separator (72) does not need to be in contact with the rear wallboard (3) and the baseboard (5), thereby making the area thereof far smaller than that of a separation plate in a conventional vertically stacked file rack, and greatly reducing the raw materials used.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a file rack with a vernier index and a partition, and belongs to the technical field of file racks. Background technique

[0002] At present, common upright stacking file racks such as figure 1 As shown, it is composed of a left wall 1, a right wall 2, a rear wall 3, a front wall 4, and a bottom plate 5. When in use, the front wall faces the user, and the front wall 4 is shorter than the rear wall 3. Files are stacked parallel to the left wall 1 and right wall 2, and the distance between the left wall 1 and the right wall 2 determines the thickness of the documents that can be accommodated; multi-unit vertical stacking file racks such as figure 2 As shown, it is characterized in that the side wall panels shared by the two units become the partition 6 between the units. The disadvantage of these common upright stacked file racks is that the storage thickness of each unit is fixed, and there is no sorting device inside the uni...

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Embodiment

[0015] Example: such as figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 , Figure 4 As shown, a file rack with a vernier index and a separator, in particular relates to a file rack suitable for stacking files and folders upright.

[0016] A file rack with a vernier index and a separator, its main body is the same as a conventional vertical stacked file rack, the vertical stacked file rack has storage units with adjustable storage thickness, and each unit has an index device.

[0017] A file rack with a vernier index and a divider, which is provided with a vernier part 7, and the vernier part 7 has a track threading device 73, an index device 71, and a sheet part extending vertically to the rear wall. The sheet part constitutes the unit separator of the vertical stacking file rack; the vernier part 7 is put on the upper part of the front wall plate 4 through the track threading device, and the upper part of the front wall plate 4 constitutes the moving track 41 of the vernier part 7, and th...

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a file rack with a vernier index and a partition, and belongs to the technical field of file racks. Background technique

[0002] At present, common upright stacking file racks such as figure 1 As shown, it is composed of a left wall 1, a right wall 2, a rear wall 3, a front wall 4, and a bottom plate 5. When in use, the front wall faces the user, and the front wall 4 is shorter than the rear wall 3. Files are stacked parallel to the left wall 1 and right wall 2, and the distance between the left wall 1 and the right wall 2 determines the thickness of the documents that can be accommodated; multi-unit vertical stacking file racks such as figure 2 As shown, it is characterized in that the side wall panels shared by the two units become the partition 6 between the units. The disadvantage of these common upright stacked file racks is that the storage thickness of each unit is fixed, and there is no sorting device inside the uni...

Examples

Embodiment

[0015] Example: such as figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 , Figure 4 As shown, a file rack with a vernier index and a separator, in particular relates to a file rack suitable for stacking files and folders upright.

[0016] A file rack with a vernier index and a separator, its main body is the same as a conventional vertical stacked file rack, the vertical stacked file rack has storage units with adjustable storage thickness, and each unit has an index device.

[0017] A file rack with a vernier index and a divider, which is provided with a vernier part 7, and the vernier part 7 has a track threading device 73, an index device 71, and a sheet part extending vertically to the rear wall. The sheet part constitutes the unit separator of the vertical stacking file rack; the vernier part 7 is put on the upper part of the front wall plate 4 through the track threading device, and the upper part of the front wall plate 4 constitutes the moving track 41 of the vernier part 7, and th...

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