Cover and belted cover

Abstract

To provide a cover and a cover with a belt for a commuting pass shown at a ticket barrier, an insurance card and a consultation ticket presented in a hospital, a membership card, a card for identifying in a company or an event, a postcard to be posted, a ticket for a gift, a photograph, an important business card, payment cash required to be prepared in advance, a coupon ticket, a New Year card, a memo for connection, a stamp, a revenue stamp, a memory or the like.SOLUTION: There is provided a bag body 1 obtained by using sheets individually extendable in an open direction at an opposite side to a bottom side part 6 without interfering a main surface part 2 and a sub surface part 3 divided in a bottom side part 6 position, and connecting lateral side parts so as to open one side of a polygon comprising the two surface parts. The main surface part and the sub surface part have the same width in at least the half or more of a length orthogonal to the bottom side part. An insertion piece 4 extending from an opening side 5 side of the sub surface part, folded in an opening side position, and insertable into the inner space of the bag body is also provided.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] This relates to covers and belted covers for commuter passes to be held up at ticket gates, health insurance cards to be presented in hospitals, patient registration cards, membership cards, identification cards in the company or at events, postcards to be mailed, tickets to be given as presents, photographs, business cards to treasure, New Year's cards, contact memos, postage stamps, revenue stamps, memory cards, etc. [Background technology]

[0002] [Prior art documents] A search for card holders and postcard holders returned the following result. Patent application no. 2002-570219 A search for commuter pass + cover + ticket gate returned the following two results. ·06-036415 ·05-091425 A search for medical card + cover returned 9 results.

[0003] Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] The prior art document, JP Patent Application No. 2002-570219, did not involve the insertion of flat objects. Search results for commuter passes and medical cards showed that all were card cases, none of which had an insertion piece, and none of them had a string or anything attached to them, so the following problems remained: There were no covers to put mail that needed to be posted, or photos for gifts, which you don't want to get dirty, scratched by folding, or wet in the rain. I couldn't use my fingertips properly and would drop my commuter pass. When passing through the ticket gate, the hand holding the commuter pass had to be moved delicately. It was a hassle to have to take out and put away my commuter pass every time I changed trains while carrying my luggage. -You had to attach it to your bag with a string, and every time you passed through a ticket gate, you had to check where your commuter pass was and take it out. There were times when I didn't realize I had forgotten my commuter pass until I reached the station. At the hospital, I had to take my medical card and insurance card out of my bag several times to present them. - He used to wear an identification card around his neck. Business cards and membership cards are not necessarily hard and durable, so they needed a cover that would protect them from dirt.

[0005] The invention is characterized in that a bag body is provided in which the sides are joined to form a polygonal bag body having an opening on one side thereof, the polygonal bag body being formed of two sides, and the main and minor portions have the same width for at least half of the length perpendicular to the bottom portion, and an insertion piece is provided that extends from the opening side of the minor portion, is folded around the opening side, and can be inserted into the bag body.

[0006] a) We have created a cover that can hold mail you want to mail, photos you want to give as gifts, tickets, etc., without them slipping out; these items are easily soiled and scratched. b) It has become possible to protect cards made of weak materials. C) I no longer drop my commuter pass even when I don't put much strength into it. 2) You no longer have to check where your commuter pass is every time you pass through a ticket gate. e) It is now possible to hold it in a way that makes it easier to touch. F) It is now easier to reach underneath the wheelchair and touch it without dropping it. (d) Materials other than transparent materials can be selected, so destinations and dates are no longer visible to others. (c) In the case of courier services, when the payment is to be exchanged, the payment can be seen from the outside, so it is possible to pay the fee while the package is still inside the package and hand it over as is. I) It has become easier to take out and put away medical cards within the hospital. N) I no longer have to hang it around my neck, so it's less of a hassle. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0007] [Figure 1] FIG. [Diagram 2] FIG. [Diagram 3] Usage diagram. [Figure 4] FIG. [Diagram 5] Usage diagram. [Figure 6] Usage diagram. [Figure 7] Front view and usage diagram. [Figure 8] FIG. [Figure 9] Front view and usage diagram. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS EXAMPLES

[0008] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The bag (1) is made up of a main surface portion (2) and a secondary surface portion (3), and has an opening edge (5), a bottom edge portion (6) and a side edge portion (7), with an insert piece (4) extending from the secondary surface portion. There are also other configurations in which a belt stopper (17) extends from the main surface portion and in which the insert piece and the belt stopper are mixed. The main surface is called the base part because the belt stopper is directly connected to the main surface and the hand movement is directly transmitted from the belt stopper during use. The belt stopper is a belt-like part that has the function of preventing the inserted object from slipping out of the insertion opening at the opening edge. The extension of the secondary surface goes into the inner space of the bag, and the extension of the main surface wraps the bag and the arm or hand, so that the lengths of each part are inevitably different. Alternatively, depending on the inserted object and how it is worn, the position of the opening edge, especially on the secondary surface side, moves, and the lengths of the main and secondary surfaces are unrelated to each other. The side edges around the end of the opening edge of the main and secondary surfaces cannot be joined. intuition

[0009] The first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, the two surfaces of the main surface (2) and secondary surface (3) that form the bag body (1) are similar rectangles. The opening edge (5) is set on the short diameter side of the bag body, parallel to the base edge (6). A material similar to that used for clear files that becomes elastic when bent is used. The elasticity generated by bending the transparent material is ideal for a lid consisting of an inward-facing insert piece. The size of the insert (14) determines the size of the internal space of the bag body. Seam allowances (10) have been omitted from the drawing except for 3a. Figure 1 is a front view with the opening edge on the right side, and in figure a the main surface is placed at the front and the secondary surface at the rear. An insert piece (4) is provided in the extension direction from the secondary surface. When the insert piece is folded at the opening edge and inserted to serve as a lid, it should be sized so that things do not slip out of the opening edge and do not get in the way of opening and closing. For example, a shape surrounded by a string and an arc or something similar to a trapezoid is suitable, but the shape is within the range of choice. Here, it is similar to a trapezoid, with the tip of the insert piece being straight and the two sides on both ends being curved. The opening edge of the main surface is also made straight. The folded part of the insert piece becomes the opening edge, and the space between this and the end of the main surface becomes the insertion opening (9). Fig. 2b is a front view of the insertion piece inserted through the insertion opening. The left end is the bottom edge. The top and bottom lines indicating the width are the side edges (7). c is a front view from the opening side. The right end line is the secondary surface, which is outside the fold (8) of the insertion piece. The insertion opening appears near the base of the insertion piece. Figure 2 shows an example of an exploded view of a long strip of sheet material that runs horizontally. The dividing line between the main surface and the secondary surface forms the base, and the insert piece is an extension of the secondary surface. In some cases, a U-shaped cutout (27) is provided in the insert piece.

[0010] FIG. 3 shows a detailed view and usage diagram of the first embodiment. In the case of a, there is a seam allowance (10) at the joint of the side edge (7), and there is a separation part (11) on the side of the opening edge (5) that is not joined. This is a device to make it easy to insert, open, and fold. Next, in this figure, the center of the tip line of the insert piece (4) is slightly concave. A mountain fold (8) is provided to bring the surface of the inserted insert piece closer to the main surface part (2). The completed angle of the folding corner of the auxiliary line (13) that curves the fold of the insert piece is an obtuse angle. In addition, the tip of the insert piece is folded outward to prevent the insert (14) from slipping out, several bumps are provided on the inside of the main surface part to create friction, and a folding method or curve is devised so as not to interfere with the movement of the lid function, and an accessory is provided. At the very least, the end position of the secondary surface part cannot be determined. b shows how to use the product, and insert items such as postcards, envelopes, photographs, tickets, coupons, and banknotes into the state shown in Fig. 1b. This is a diagram of how the insert is inserted after the insert piece is inserted. When removing the insert, you can either hold down the insert piece and remove it from the insertion opening, or pull out the insert piece first and remove the insert, depending on the insert. Width A perpendicular to the opening edge from the bottom of the internal space must be greater than or equal to the width B of the insert plus width U perpendicular to the opening edge of the insert piece (A > B + U). Fig. 1c is an end view of a case where a protruding portion (12) is provided on the opening edge (diagonal lines removed). In this example, the inside of the main surface portion (2) and the outside of the secondary surface portion are convex, but it is also possible to provide the protruding portions at the insertion opening (9) evenly. The insertion opening is located between the two protruding portions on the main and secondary surfaces. The minor surface has reinforced areas (15). The reinforced areas are marked with diagonal lines. This creates more tension and functions better as a stopper. There is also a combination of making the edge line of the minor surface a convex line and the edge line of the major surface a straight or concave line. An anti-slip coating may be applied to the inside of the bag. The U-shaped cutout (27) is optional, but it serves as a knob when the insert is opened and as a stopper when closed. Typically, the insert piece is inserted between the main and secondary surfaces and then the insert (14) is inserted. The terms side and side surface, and base and bottom surface are synonymous. This is because the shape of the insert may change from linear to planar when in use. The insert is mainly intended for flat objects, and priority is given to their preservation.

[0011] A second embodiment having a belt stopper (17) made of soft material will be described with reference to Figs. 4 to 8. The insert piece (4) and belt stopper may be made of the same sheet material as the bag body, or may be joined to a different sheet material near the opening edge (5) by using other tools. A part may be made of transparent material and connected to a different material. The material of the sheet is selected according to the season. Linen, cotton, and mesh sheets are suitable for summer. The insert (14) is explained using a commuter pass. In an example with an opening edge on the long diameter side, the belt stopper shape can be divided into a band type (28), a bifurcated type (19), and a ring type (29). The belt stopper can be made of elastic fabric or rubber to make it easier to move the attachment position. Rubber is suitable for the ring type. Either a band type or a bifurcated type is acceptable. A bonding material such as hook-and-loop fastener is preferable. FIG. 4 shows a form in which a belt stopper made of the same material is extended from the main surface portion (2). FIG. 1A is a perspective view from the main surface side, showing the bonding material (16) on the main surface side, and FIG. 1B is a perspective view from the secondary surface side (3), showing the bonding material on the belt stopper side. Figure 5a is a transparent view of the insertion piece inserted after the commuter pass is inserted, and the folded part of the insertion piece becomes the opening edge and the insertion opening (9). In figure b, the belt is wrapped while closing the insertion opening with a belt stopper, and the adhesive material on the main surface is used to fasten the belt. In figure c, the insertion piece is not folded, but is placed directly against the arm, and the adhesive material is used to fasten the belt. In this case, the length of the insertion piece can be relatively long. How to use the second type of band-type pass is explained in Figure 6. The pass is worn on the wrist, etc., and when it is to be used at the ticket gate, it is wrapped around the wrist or hand and the bonding materials are overlapped on the main surfaces to fasten them. In a, the pouch (1) with the commuter pass (14) inserted is attached to the back of the hand, and in b, the wrist is in the palm-side position in a. If a character part (18) were to be provided, it is shown in a mesh pattern in a position that will not get in the way when in use. In c, the pouch has been shifted to the palm side. Currently, the right side is the place to hold the ticket at the ticket gate, so attaching it to the palm side on the right side will provide the smoothest movement. It can be made easier to move to the palm by increasing the width of the adhesive (16) or attaching it loosely. It is mainly used by inserting the insert and then inserting the plug.

[0012] The bifurcated type (19) will be explained with reference to FIG. FIG. 1A is a front view from the main surface portion (2) side with the opening edge (5) on the right side, and there is a fixing portion (25) with the belt stopper (17) on the main surface portion, with a bonding material (16) between them. The fixing portion is from the bottom edge of the main surface portion to near the opening edge. b explains how to use the two-pronged type. This is a perspective view of the palm side when the thumb is passed through the fork. The thumb is inserted between the fork and worn in the same way as with the band type. c shows the case where the position of the bonding material is changed and the longer part is placed over the index finger. In both b and c, the finger is passed through as well, so the fixation is more complete. The ring type (29) will be explained in Fig. 8. It is an end view showing the insertion space or the position of the arm, hand, etc. (21). The belt stopper, which is independent of the bag body, may remain in a band shape, may first be molded into a simple ring shape, or may be molded in one piece with both ends overlapping. If it remains in a band shape, the tip and end areas of the main surface part and the belt stopper are overlapped at the position of the main surface part, and the three points near the tip and end of the main surface part and the belt stopper that are in contact are joined and fixed as sewing points (20). If it is a simple ring shape, any point of the ring is joined and fixed to the main surface part. If there is some overlap, the line of the end of the belt stopper and the line of the opening edge of the main surface part are aligned and brought into contact with the main surface part to be joined and fixed. In reality, three points are joined and fixed as described above. a is before wearing it on the arm, b is after wearing it on the arm, and c is an enlarged view of the joint area in b. Regarding how to wear all three types, the pouch (1) that encases the commuter pass (14) can be worn on the outside of the arm, around the arm, or even on the palm, closer to the wrist or on the back of the hand, and it doesn't matter whether it's on the left or right hand. Normally, it is worn after using the toilet, but if the need arises to wash hands arises, it is moved to the upper arm side. When used by children with thin arms, it is worn on the upper arm side, and as the child grows, it is moved to the wrist side. When changing or charging the commuter pass, which may happen once a month, if it is made of rubber, the insert piece (4) is pulled out and the commuter pass is pulled out. When putting the insert piece of Figure 5c on the arm without folding it, the commuter pass is inserted directly between the main and secondary surfaces (2, 3).

[0013] Other modifications are shown in Figure 9. For convenience, necessary parts are shown with dashed lines or transparent drawings. In type a, the third surface (30) is overlapped to close the opening on one side without joining, creating a second opening (22). A rectangle ABCD with AB=DC and AD=BC is the bag (1). Find point G on the extension of the bottom side BC where BC=CG, and draw a straight line DG or a convex line outward from the straight line DG to create the three-sided portion. Next, above the straight line AD, draw a line AHD with AD as the diameter or chord, and use this as the insert piece (4) to create a sheet of polygon ABGDH. Fold at DC to join the bottom edge of the bag to the bottom edge CG of the third surface to create the base (6). AHD lines do not necessarily have to have their apex at the midpoint, but may be easier to handle if they are offset. AD lines are concave lines with their low points offset. Also, if you paint the end lines as two transparent offset curves, the insertion points become clearer and the design has more impact. The symbol b indicates the case where the main surface portion (2) extends to the center of the side portion (7), and if a belt stopper (17) is provided, it will be connected to this center position. Figure c is a form in which a hole or cutout (23) is provided on the bottom of the first form. An example of its use is keys (24), where the handle end of the key is clamped with the insert piece and the tip of the key is set by protruding from the hole. A harder material is better, and the left and right sides are wider, making it easier to hold and handle. Unlike Figure 3c, it can also have a structure in which either side is covered, which provides a stronger stopping force when the key is pressed. If the base is given a spring function, some or all of the side joints are not necessary, or the width of the side is widened to provide a side surface.

[0014] Supplement the rest. Depending on the material, attach a card-sized lining or protective sheet. Since the adhesive materials (16) are frequently attached and detached, new adhesive materials are installed or reinforced in areas where wear is a concern, either by increasing the number or size of the adhesive materials or by removing them. Holes or notches (23) may be provided on the main and secondary surface portions (3). A string or chain may be passed through the hole. The string may be hooked onto the insert piece. Since it is completed mainly by folding, it can be made from Japanese paper, bamboo, or wood. It can also be made from flexible fabrics, materials that can stand on their own or can be made to stand on their own by inserting a core, or hard materials such as PP sheets or film materials, and plastics can also be used for key covers. [Explanation of symbols]

[0015] 1 Bag body 2 Main surface part 3 Minor surface part 4 Insertion piece 5 Opening edge 6 Bottom edge 7 Side edge 8 Fold 9 Insertion hole 10 seam allowances, 11 separation parts, 12 protruding parts 13 Auxiliary wire 14 Insert 15 Reinforcement point 16 Joint material 17 Belt stopper 18 Character part 19 Bifurcated type 20 Sutures 21 Arms, hands, etc. 22 Second opening edge 23 Holes or notches 24 Keys 25 Fixing point 26 Tip 27 Notch 28 Band type 29 Ring type 30 Third side part

Claims

[Claim 1] A cover with a belt stopper, characterized in that a bag body is provided in which the side edges of individual sheets of a main surface portion on the front side and a secondary surface portion on the back side, which are divided at a bottom edge position, are joined together to form a polygonal body having one side open, the secondary surface portion extends from the opening edge side of the secondary surface portion and is folded at the opening edge position to provide an insertion piece of approximately a semicircle with a diameter of the opening edge which is then folded inside the bag body, a bonding material is attached to the outer surface of the main surface portion, a belt stopper is formed on the outer side of the bag body, which extends only from the opening edge side of the main surface portion or is connected only to the opening edge side of the main surface portion and has a band-like or string-like bonding material at its tip, the belt stopper travels around the outside of the secondary surface portion in a direction to close the opening, and returns to the main surface portion, and the bonding materials are fastened together at any point.

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