Pipe-type file with lock function using wire of dial-type padlock

Abstract

To provide security countermeasures which can be easily performed on data, materials, and personal information organized and managed together in a pipe-type file.SOLUTION: There is provided a pipe-type file with a lock function which cannot be opened and closed unless a dial-type padlock is unlocked, the file being manufactured by making a hole at a position near the center of the top and the bottom at the center of a margin on an end side to be formed when an A-side and a B-side of the pipe-type file are opened and index sheets are overlapped and passing a wire of the dial-type padlock through the hole.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] This invention is a pipe-type file with a lock function that uses the wire of a combination padlock. This is related to. [Background technology]

[0002] This is a proposal for security measures for paper data and documents left in the form of pipe files, including past management, technology, accounting, human resources management, and personal information. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Patent Publication No. 2018-015994 [Patent Document 2] JP 2004-209677 [Patent Document 3] Application No. 05-086569 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] Large companies have centralized digital management of information, but small and medium-sized enterprises and individual corporations It is still common to see data being organized and managed together in pipe-type files or similar. The reality is that there is a great deal of potential for trade secrets to be leaked. Measures to address these concerns are needed. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] When you open sides A and B of a pipe file and overlap the flap paper, it is in the center of the margin on the fore-edge side. A hole near the center of the top and bottom allows the wire of a combination padlock to pass through. To provide a pipe file with a lock function using a wire of a combination padlock, characterized in that the pipe file is opened on both sides A and B, and a mechanism for storing data, materials, etc. in the pipe file is utilized, and the wire of the combination padlock is passed through holes on sides A and B, and the tip of the wire is fitted into the body of the combination padlock to lock it, and the pipe file cannot be opened or closed on sides A and B unless the combination padlock is unlocked. The mechanism of claim 1 is used to read and write the piped file every time the piped file is opened or closed. The hole is designed to eliminate the need to insert and remove the wire of a combination padlock. A wire of a combination padlock is used, characterized in that one end of a fastener made of a thin wire with an oval shape formed at both ends is fixed by a wedge-shaped fixing plate on each of the A and B sides of a pipe file, and the other end is used as a hole for locking the opening and closing of the A and B sides. When closing the file, a shortened wire of a combination padlock is passed through the two holes for locking the opening and closing of the A and B sides, and the tip of the wire is fitted into the main body of the combination padlock to lock it, so that the A and B sides of the pipe file cannot be opened or closed unless the combination padlock is unlocked. Pipe file with lock function or pipe file using the mechanism of claim 1 There should be no protrusions on the outside of sides A and B. In order to achieve this shape, a stopper with a hole through which the wire of the combination padlock can be passed is fixed to the center of the tip of a thin metal strip with a hinge function that normally closes and opens when used as a lock function on the inside of the A and B sides using adhesive and masking tape. The tip of the stopper on the B side is bent outward by the thickness of the thin strip so that when it is overlapped with the tip of the stopper on the A side, the inside is flush, and thin metal plates are attached to the top and bottom of the tip of the stopper on the B side as top and bottom support plates to prevent the tips of both stoppers from tilting toward the center due to gravity.When closing the file, a shortened wire of a combination padlock is passed through a hole through which the wire of the combination padlock can be passed, and the tip of the wire is fitted into the main body of the combination padlock to lock it, and we also offer as an option a pipe file with a locking function that uses the wire of a combination padlock, characterized in that the A and B sides of the pipe file cannot be opened or closed unless the combination padlock is unlocked. Effect of the Invention

[0006] By using a pipe file with a locking function that uses a combination padlock, Even if you store it without thinking about security, you will still need to manage your PIN. Most problems will lead to solutions. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0007] [Figure 1] Figure 1 shows an image of a pipe file with a lock function using a combination padlock. [Diagram 2] Figure 2 shows the A-view of the image A of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a combination padlock. [Diagram 3] Figure 3 is an image of a pipe file with a lock function using a combination padlock. [Figure 4] Figure 4 shows the AA view of the image B of a pipe file with a locking function using a combination padlock. [Diagram 5] Figure 5 shows a front view of the lockable pipe file B using a combination padlock. [Figure 6] Figure 6 shows an image of a pipe-type file with a lock function using a combination padlock. [Figure 7]Figure 7 is an image diagram D of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a dial-type padlock

Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0008] Embodiments of the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 1 to 7

[0009] FIG. 1 is an image A of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a dial-type padlock which is shown in the figure

[0010] FIG. 2 is a view A of the image A of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a dial-type padlock which is shown in the figure

[0011] FIG. 3 is an image B of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a dial-type padlock which is shown in the figure

[0012] FIG. 4 is a sectional view A-A of the image B of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a dial-type padlock which is shown in the figure

[0013] FIG. 5 is a front image diagram of the image B of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a dial-type padlock which is shown in the figure

[0014] FIG. 6 is an image C of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a dial-type padlock which is shown in the figure

[0015] FIG. 7 is an image D of a pipe-type file with a locking function using a dial-type padlock which is shown in the figure

Example

[0016] FIG. 1 is a representative diagram of the present invention

Industrial Applicability

[0017] Use a pipe - type file with a locking function using a dial - type padlock Due to this, it can be easily stored without much awareness of security and is manufactured and sold as a convenient good

Explanation of symbols

[0018] 1 A side 2 Documents to be stored and kept 3 Pipe of the pipe - type file 4 Fastener made of thin wire 5 Wedge - shaped fixing plate 6 Hole through which the wire can pass 7 Dial - type padlock body 8 Back cover 9 Wire of the dial - type padlock 9C Wire C of the dial - type padlock 9D Wire D of the dial - type padlock 10 Throttle for the fastener made of thin wire 11 Thin metal strip with a hinge function on the A - side 12 Thin metal strip with a hinge function on the B - side 13 Hinge 14 Opening and closing angle of the thin metal strip with a hinge function on the B - side 15 Opening and closing angle of the thin metal strip with a hinge function on the A - side 16 Fixed side of the thin metal strip with a hinge function 17 Support plate

Claims

1. When you open sides A and B of a pipe file and overlap the flap paper, it is in the center of the margin on the fore-edge side. A hole near the center of the top and bottom allows the wire of a combination padlock to pass through. This pipe file with lock function utilizes the wire of a combination padlock, which utilizes the mechanism by which data, documents, etc. are stored in a pipe file that opens on both sides A and B, and is characterized in that the A and B sides of the pipe file cannot be opened or closed unless the combination padlock is unlocked by passing the wire of the combination padlock through the holes on sides A and B and fitting the tip of the wire into the body of the combination padlock to lock it.

2. The mechanism of claim 1 is used to automatically read and write the piped file each time the piped file is opened or closed. The hole is designed to eliminate the need to insert and remove the wire of a combination padlock. A wire of a combination padlock is used, characterized in that one end of a fastener made of a thin wire with an oval shape formed at both ends is fixed by a wedge-shaped fixing plate on each of the A and B sides of a pipe file, and the other end is used as a hole for locking the opening and closing of the A and B sides. When closing the file, a shortened wire of a combination padlock is passed through the two holes for locking the opening and closing of the A and B sides, and the tip of the wire is fitted into the main body of the combination padlock to lock it, so that the A and B sides of the pipe file cannot be opened or closed unless the combination padlock is unlocked. Piped file with locking function.

3. Using the mechanism of claim 1, there are no protrusions on the outside of sides A and B of the pipe file. In order to achieve this shape, a stopper with a hole through which the wire of the combination padlock can be passed is fixed to the center of the tip of a thin metal strip with a hinge function that normally closes and opens when used as a lock function on the inside of the A and B sides using adhesive and masking tape. A pipe file with a locking function that utilizes the wire of a combination padlock, characterized in that the tip of the stopper on side B is bent outward by the thickness of the thin strip so that when it is overlapped with the tip of the stopper on side A, the inside is flush and at the same time, thin metal plates are attached to the top and bottom of the tip of the stopper on side B to act as upper and lower support plates so that the tips of both stoppers do not tilt toward the center due to gravity.When closing, a shortened wire of a combination padlock is passed through a hole through which the wire of the combination padlock can be passed and the tip of the wire is fitted into the main body of the combination padlock to lock it, and the A and B sides of the pipe file cannot be opened or closed unless the combination padlock is unlocked.

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