KR200386581Y1 - Assistant equipment for sheetbinding - Google Patents

Abstract

The subject innovation is the upper support 34 and the left support 36 connected by a diagonal bridge 42 to form a channel 44 on the upper left side to align the documents on the support plate 12 which is a box-shaped plate body. And a stapler 14 disposed on the front side of the channel 44 so as to staple the corners of the upper left side of the document 10. According to the present invention, the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28 are formed on the upper surface of the support plate 12 in the vicinity of the upper side and near the left side, respectively, so that these upper guide grooves ( The upper support 34 and the lower support 36 having a width smaller than their width in the 26 and the left guide groove 28 are disposed at the positions moved from the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, respectively. In the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, guide bolts 30 and 32 are placed on their center axes, respectively, and guides are provided to the upper support 34 and the left support 36. Slots 38 and 40 through which bolts 30 and 32 penetrate are formed in a diagonal direction, and upper and lower supports 34 and left supports are formed with nuts 46 and 48 with respect to guide bolts 30 and 32. (36) to be fixed.

Description

File Folder Orthosis {ASSISTANT EQUIPMENT FOR SHEETBINDING}

The present invention relates to a filing aid, and more particularly, to a filing aid that can be used for the job of stapling the edge of the document diagonally using a stapler.

Documents, which typically consist of several sheets of paper, are stapled to the left edge of the document so that they do not scatter. As such, staples that are to be stapled to the left edge of the document are usually stapled diagonally. This filing operation involves holding a document with one hand and operating a stapler with one hand to staple the corners of the document. However, unless a professional automatic steel making machine is prepared, documents must be handed out by hand if a large amount of documents are to be distributed, such as notices or advertisements. In such cases, staples may be placed in different places. There is a problem of poor work efficiency. Of course, a professional automatic steelmaking machine has a function of automatically filing a large amount of documents, but it would be uneconomical to have such a professional automatic steelmaking machine in an office or home where the amount of documents handled is small.

In the present invention, in view of such a conventional point of view, the stapler is placed in a fixed position to ensure that the corners of all documents to be ironed on the stapler is aligned correctly, and the operation of the stapler to bind the documents aligned in this way Its purpose is to provide a file brace to facilitate the work and to change the position of the staples which are placed on the corners of the document. In the present invention, the stapler is placed in a fixed position by a magnet and the documents arranged with respect to the stapler arranged in this way are aligned squarely by a support arranged so that two sides forming a right angle are at right angles. The edges of the documents are stapled in the stapling area of the stapler. Therefore, the worker arranges the paper stack with two hands so that the two sides can be aligned by the holder, and with the other hand, the paper can be filed by pressing the stapler. You can also change the position of the staples that are placed on the edges of the document by changing the position of the support that allows the document to be aligned. The present invention is convenient for use in offices or homes where the amount of documents handled is small.

To this end, in the present invention, the upper support and the left support connected by a diagonal bridge forming a channel on the upper left side so as to align the documents on the support plate, which is a box-shaped plate, and the stapler is disposed on the front side of the channel. According to the present invention, the upper surface of the supporting plate is provided with a wide upper guide groove parallel to the upper side and the left side, respectively, according to the present invention. The upper guide groove and the left guide groove are formed in the upper guide groove and the left guide groove so that the upper and lower support zones having a width smaller than their width can be disposed at the position moved from the upper guide groove and the left guide groove, respectively In the groove and the left guide groove, guide bolts are placed on their center axes, and the slots through which the guide bolt penetrates the upper support and the left support. To form a diagonally makes it possible to secure the support to the support platform and a left nut relative to the bolt guide.

The height of the upper support and the left support is greater than the depth of each of the upper guide groove and the left guide groove, so that when the upper support and the left support are disposed in the respective upper guide groove and the left guide groove, the height of the upper support plate Protrudes upward from the plane.

Inclined surfaces are formed at the left and right ends of the upper guide grooves and the upper and lower ends of the left guide grooves, respectively, and inclined surfaces are formed at the upper and lower ends of the upper support and the upper and lower ends of the left support, respectively. When disposed in the grooves, these inclined surfaces are coupled to the inclined surfaces of the upper guide groove and the left guide groove.

Guide bolts installed in each of the upper guide groove and the left guide groove to fix the upper support and the left support in the upper guide groove and the left guide groove, respectively, are fixedly positioned so that the head is located on the bottom side of the upper plate of the support plate.

In addition, the guide bolt may have a structure in which the guide bolt is spirally coupled to the upper guide groove of the support plate so that the head is placed on the upper support object.

In addition, a washer and a spring may be interposed between the head of the guide bolt and the upper plate bottom of the support plate.

Referring to the present invention in more detail based on the accompanying drawings as follows.

1 shows a file brace of the present invention, which is composed of a support plate 12 on which a document 10 is placed, and a stapler 14, commonly referred to as a stapler. The support plate 12 is formed of a box-shaped plate body, the stapler 14 is a staple cage coupled to the bottom support portion 18 and the hinge shaft 20 to the bottom support portion having a staple end bent groove 16 in a conventional form. And a pressure cover plate 24. As shown in Fig. 3, when the document 10 is placed vertically, a staple of a normal inverted " U " shape is placed in the upper left corner.

In the text, "upper", "upper", "upper", "lower", lower ", lower", "left", "left", "left", or "right", "right", "right" The term " part " refers to a direction based on the position of the drawing when the document 10 or the supporting plate 12 is placed vertically.

On the upper surface of the support plate 12, which is a box-shaped plate body, a wide upper guide groove 26 and a left guide groove 28 are formed near the upper side and near the left side, respectively. These upper guide grooves 26 and the left guide grooves 28 form a right angle, but the left side of the upper guide groove 26 and the upper side of the left guide groove 28 are separated from each other. The upper side portion 26a and the lower side portion 26b of the upper guide groove 26 form a parallel straight line, and inclined surfaces 26c and 26d are formed at the left and right ends of the upper guide groove 26 in the diagonal direction, respectively. In addition, the left side portion 28a and the right side portion 28b of the left guide groove 28 also form parallel straight lines, and the inclined surfaces 26c and 26d of the upper guide groove 26 are formed on the upper and lower ends of the left guide groove 28. Inclined surfaces 28c and 28d are formed in the same diagonal direction. In addition, guide bolts 30 and 32 are installed in the upper guide grooves 26 and the left guide grooves 28 on their central axes, respectively.

On the other hand, in the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28 is disposed the upper support 34 and the left support 36 having a width smaller than the width of the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28 do. The height of the upper support 34 and the left support 36 is greater than the depth of the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, respectively, these upper support 34 and the left support 36 When disposed in each of the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, a predetermined height protrudes upward from the upper surface of the support plate 12. The upper support 34 has inclined surfaces 34c and 34d that have upper and lower sides formed in a straight line and are coupled to the inclined surfaces 26c and 26d of the upper guide groove 26 at the left and right ends thereof. The left and right sides of the left support 36 also form a straight line and have inclined surfaces 36c and 36d coupled to the inclined surfaces 28c and 28d of the left guide groove 28 at the upper and lower ends thereof.

On these upper support 34 and the left support 36, the slots 38 and 40 through which the guide bolts 30 and 32 of the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28 pass are respectively inclined surfaces. It is formed diagonally like 34c and 36c.

On the position where the left side of the upper support 34 and the upper side of the left support 36 are separated from each other, the bridges 42 are mounted on these upper support 34 and the left support 36 in a diagonal direction. Accordingly, a channel 44 is formed between the left side of the upper support 34 and the upper side of the left support 36 through the edge of the upper left side of the document 10 under the bridge 42. 34 and the left support 36 and the bridge 42 are configured in the form of a unitary body as shown in FIG.

The upper support 34 and the left support 36 extend upward through their slots 38 and 40 when they are disposed in the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28 as will be described in detail later. The upper ends of the guide bolts 30 and 32 are coupled to the nut 46, 48 which can be loosened or locked by hand.

On the other hand, in the upper left position of the bridge 42 forming the channel 44 through which the edge of the upper left side of the document 10 passes, on the support plate 12 in the orthogonal direction with respect to the diagonal bridge 42 in the diagonal direction. The stapler arrangement groove 50 in which the stapler 14 can be placed is formed. The depth of the stapler placement groove 50 is such that the bottom support portion 18 of the stapler 12 can be fully inserted so that the upper surface of the staple end bent groove 16 is formed on the upper surface of the support plate 12. It can be placed at the same height as. On the bottom of the stapler placement groove 50, a magnetic plate 52 is arranged so that the bottom support 18 of the stapler 12 made of metal can be temporarily fixed.

In addition, a drawer 54 in which the stapler 14 and a staple box (not shown) to be used is placed is provided below the support plate 12.

This invention devises a staple 56 (see FIGS. 8 and 9) of the upper left corner of the document 10, first, in a "shallow position" close to the corner of the upper left side of the document 10. It is determined whether to staple 56 or to a "deep location" far from the top edge of the document 10. In the present invention, the stapling 56 is first described in the "shallow position" at the upper left corner of the document 10.

In order to iron the staples 56 in the "shallow position" at the upper left corner of the document 10, the upper support 34 and the left support 36, which are integrally connected through the bridge 42, are provided on the lower side thereof and The right side portion is moved in contact with the lower side portion 26b and the right side portion 28b of each of the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, and then the upper support 34 and the left support 36 Each of the nuts 46 and 48 to each of the upper guide grooves 26 and the guide bolts 30 and 32 of the left guide groove 28 extending upward through the respective slots 38 and 40. Tighten the upper support 34 and the left support 36 to fix it (FIG. 2). Then, the stapler 14 is disposed in the stapler placement groove 50 of the support plate 12. The stapler 14 is temporarily fixed by the magnetic plate 52 mounted on the bottom of the stapler placement groove 50.

Thus, when stapling the document 10 in the state in which the staple 14 is disposed in the stapler placement groove 50 of the support plate 12, the document 10 is shown in FIG. The upper side is disposed so as to contact the lower side of the upper support (34) fixed to the backing plate 12 and the left side of the document 10 in contact with the right side of the left support (36). At this time, the upper edge of the left side of the document 10 is to enter the stapler 14 side through the channel 44 formed by the upper support 34 and the bridge 42 mounted on the left support 36. will be.

As such, the upper left corner of the document 10 entering the stapler 14 through the channel 44 is located at the front side of the bottom support 18 of the stapler 14 as shown in FIGS. 3 and 6. Put on. The range in which the upper edge of the document 10 enters the stapler 14 side may be determined by the position of the upper support 34 and the left support 36 of the support plate 12. In such a state, the user presses the pressure cover plate 24 of the stapler 14 so that the upper edge of the document 10 may be bound to the staple 56.

 The document 10 with the upper left corner bound to the staples 56 withdraws the document 10 by pulling the upper left corner in the direction opposite to the direction in which the upper left corner is entered into the channel 44 in order to iron the document 10. You can complete the task.

As shown in FIG. 9, to staple 56 at the "shallow position" of the document 10, the staples 56 can be fixed at the "shallow position" at the upper left corner of the document 10. The upper support 34 and the left support 36 were loosened the nuts 46 and 48 holding them, respectively, and then the upper support 34 and the left support 36 which were integrally connected through the bridge 42. ) Are moved so that their upper and left edge portions are in contact with their upper edge portion 26a and left edge portion 28a in their respective upper guide grooves 26 and left guide grooves 28. At this time, the inclined surfaces 34c and 34d of the upper support 34 and the inclined surfaces 36c and 36d of the left support 36 are respectively inclined surfaces 26c and 26d and the left guide groove of the upper guide groove 26. The upper support 34 and the left support 36 are stably moved while being guided in contact with the inclined surfaces 28c and 28d of 28. In this way, the upper support (34) and the left support (36) of the upper and left edges thereof in the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, their upper edge portion (26a) and the left edge portion (28a) After moving so as to contact each of the guide bolts 30 and 32, the nuts 46 and 48 are fixed to the upper support 34 and the left support 36 (FIG. 4).

In this state, the upper left corner of the document 10 enters the stapler 14 through the channel 44 formed by the bridge 42 mounted on the upper support 34 and the left support 36. The stapler 56 can be stapled to the "deep position" of the document 10 with the stapler 14.

In this invention, fixing the upper support 34 and the left support 36 in the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, respectively, the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove ( 28 are guide bolts 30 and 32 and nuts 46 and 48. As shown in FIG. 10, the first embodiment of the guide bolts 30 and 32 shows the specific configuration of the guide bolt 30 (the guide bolt 32 has the same configuration, and thus only the guide bolt 30 is described). ) Head 30a is fixedly positioned so as to be located on the bottom surface side of the top plate of the support plate 12.

However, in the second embodiment of the guide bolt 30, the guide bolt 30 is the upper guide groove 36 of the support plate 12 so that the head 30b integrally formed thereon is placed on the upper support 34. It may be composed of a structure that is spirally coupled to).

In addition, in the third embodiment of the guide bolt 30, the head 30a of the guide bolt 30 is placed under the upper plate of the support plate 12, but is disposed between the head 30a and the bottom plate of the support plate 12. 58) and the spring (60) is interposed to provide elasticity to the guide bolt (30). In this case, the elasticity of the spring 60 is applied to the upper support 34 when the nut 46 is coupled to the portion of the guide bolt 30 extending upward of the upper support 34. When moving the position of the upper support (34), loosen the nut 46 slightly, and pull the upper support (34) to the upper side and then tighten the nut (46).

In this way, the proposal allows the edges of all documents to be correctly aligned with respect to the stapler placed in a fixed position, and the position of the staples to be stapled at the corners of the documents. A file brace is provided to facilitate the operation of the stapler for filing documents.

1 is a perspective view of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a plan view of the present invention to be stapled in a shallow position close to the distance from the upper left corner of the document.

3 is a plan view of the same state of use.

Figure 4 is a plan view of the subject innovation adjusted to be stapled to a deep position away from the upper left corner of the document.

5 is a plan view of the state of use.

6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A of Figure 2 showing a state before the stapler is mounted.

FIG. 7 is a cross sectional view similar to FIG. 6 showing a stapler mounted and thereby ready to be stapled. FIG.

FIG. 8 is a partial plan view of a document showing staples in a shallow position close to a distance from the upper left corner of the document; FIG.

Fig. 9 is a partial plan view of a document showing a state in which staples are attached to a deep position away from the upper left corner of the document.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B in FIG. 2 showing guide bolts of the first embodiment for guiding them when the upper and left supports are moved so that documents can be aligned; FIG.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 10 showing a second embodiment of the guide bolt; FIG.

FIG. 12 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 10 showing a third embodiment of a guide bolt; FIG.

Explanation of Signs of Major Parts of Drawings

10 ... Documentation 12 ... Support Plate

14 ... Stapler 26 ...

28. Left guide groove 30, 32 ... Guide bolt

34 ... Upper Support 36 ... Left Support

38, 40 ... Slot 46, 48 ... Nut

Claims (6)

The upper support 34 and the left support 36 are arranged on the support plate 12, which is a box-shaped plate body, connected to a diagonal bridge 42 to form a channel 44 on the upper left side. In a file brace in which a stapler 14 is placed on the front side of the channel 44 to staple the upper left corner of the document 10, the upper surface of the backing plate 12 is located near the upper side and on the left side. A wide image guide groove 26 and a left guide groove 28 are formed near the sides of the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, respectively, so that the image having a width smaller than their width in the image guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28 is formed. The support 34 and the lower support 36 can be arranged at the position moved from the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, respectively, the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28 Guide bolts 30 and 32 are placed on their central axes, respectively, and guide bolts 30 and 32 are provided on the upper support 34 and the left support 36, respectively. The through slots 38 and 40 are formed diagonally so that the upper support 34 and the left support 36 can be fixed with the nuts 46 and 48 with respect to the guide bolts 30 and 32. File braces characterized in that. The upper support 34 and the left support of claim 1, wherein the height of the upper support 34 and the left support 36 is greater than the depth of the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, respectively. A filing aid characterized in that a predetermined height protrudes upward from the upper surface of the backing plate 12 when 36 is disposed in each of the upper guide grooves 26 and the left guide grooves 28. The upper and lower ends of the upper guide groove 26 and the upper and lower ends of the left guide groove 28 are formed with inclined surfaces 26c, 26d, 28c and 28d, respectively, and the left and right sides of the upper support 34. Inclined surfaces 34c, 34d, 36c, 36d are formed at the upper and lower ends of the end and the left support 36, respectively, so that the upper support 34 and the left support 36 are respectively the upper guide grooves 26 and the left. When disposed in the guide groove 28, the inclined surfaces 34c, 34d, 36c, 36d of the upper support 34 and the left support 36 are inclined surfaces of the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28. (26c) (26d) (28c) (28d) filing braces characterized in that the coupling. The upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, respectively, to fix the upper support 34 and the left support 36 in the upper guide groove 26 and the left guide groove 28, respectively. The guide bolts 30 and 32 installed in the filing aids, characterized in that the head (30a) is fixedly positioned so as to be located on the bottom side of the top plate of the support plate (12). The guide bolt 30 is helically coupled to the upper guide groove 36 of the support plate 12 so that the head 30b of the guide bolt 30 is placed on the upper support 34. File filing braces, characterized in that consisting of a structure. 5. File filing brace according to claim 1 or 4, characterized in that a washer (58) and a spring (60) are interposed between the head (30a) of the guide bolt (30) and the bottom surface of the support plate (12).