JPH042075Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] [Industrial application field] This invention concerns newspaper binding.

[Conventional technology]

A pair of base rods, which will be the spine binding part of the newspaper to be bound, and a presser rod, which will come into contact with the latest newspaper to be bound, are used as a set, and two mooring pins protruding from one side of the base rod will be attached to the newspaper. Insert it into the binding hole drilled in the presser rod, and insert it into the pin insertion hole provided in the presser rod from the back side toward the front surface, and engage the protruding mooring pin with the pin locking piece provided on the surface. A newspaper binding that can be locked is well known as a very common form, and all of the used members are independent pieces, and a newspaper binding constructed by combining them is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 48-58916. There is a technique published by.

[The problem that the idea aims to solve]

In the general newspaper binding mentioned in the prior art section, newspapers are piled up on top of the newspaper each time they are published, and when a preset number of piles is reached, the newspapers are piled up. Remove all of them at once,
It also takes time to fill in newly published newspapers. As a result, some newspapers are kept for a relatively long period of time, while others are kept for a short period of time, and there are many cases where people are confused because they have already been disposed of by the time they need to read them again. It was something I did.

In the conventional newspaper binding, the same end is used for engaging and removing the newspaper mooring pin provided on the newspaper binding, so it is necessary to remove the newspaper mooring pin, especially when removing a large number of moored newspapers. Therefore, after the removal work had been carried out, the most recent publication from the previous period (the previous day) had already been disposed of when you requested to re-read it. There are many cases where this has happened.

The newspaper binding method of this invention is based on the premise that newspapers for a preset period are always moored, and a method is taken to remove the newspapers that have expired from the preset period when the latest published one is newly moored. The purpose is to make things possible.

[Means to solve the problem]

This invention was developed as a means to achieve the above-mentioned purpose by adding a thin bar-like binding rod with a length that is the same as or similar to the full length of the vertical side of the newspaper.
A position a that is relatively close to one end and separated by a distance A, and a position b that is located a distance B that is shorter than the distance A from the other end. At positions a and b, the roots of mooring pins made of flexible material are implanted and fixed at right angles to the surface of the spelling rod, and at the same time, the distance B from the one end of the spelling rod is
A pin insertion hole through which the mooring pin can be inserted is bored at position b, which is the same distance B' from the other end, and position a, which is the same distance A' from the other end. and a locking piece that can lock the mooring pin by interlocking the mooring pin adjacent to the opening of the pin insertion hole on the surface from which the mooring pin does not protrude. It is something.

[Effect]

In the newspaper to be moored, slightly inward from the vertical side where the center fold of the newspaper is the engagement point,
During one set of newspaper binding, engaging holes (as described above in the normal case) are installed at positions corresponding to the plurality of (usually two) mooring pins and pin insertion holes (usually two) provided on one binding rod. (4 engagement holes in total based on)
1 in half of the engaging holes drilled.
Insert the anchoring pin in the binding rod of the book, then
With the other binding rod sandwiching the newspaper, pass the mooring pin through the remaining engagement hole, and further insert the mooring pin into the pin insertion hole of the opposing binding rod through the newspaper. At the same time, the other engaging pin that was previously passed through the engaging hole of the newspaper is inserted and penetrated into the pin insertion hole of the overlapping binding rod,
A mooring pin passed through each binding rod through the newspaper is latched to a pin locking piece provided on the other binding rod.

Next, remove the binding rod on the side on which the newspaper for later publication is to be stacked on top of the previously moored newspaper in the opposite manner to the above operation, and repeat the same operation as above for the latest newspaper. and moored.

In this way, newspapers within a predetermined period are moored, and for newspapers that have already passed the predetermined period, the oldest newspaper and the binding rods in contact with the paper are moored in other mooring groups. separating it from the paper, further removing only the oldest newspaper, reengaging the binding rod with the moored group of papers, and then removing the binding rod that is in contact with the latest paper of the mooring group, and Engage the latest published newspaper with the mooring pin of the removed binding rod, and after engaging, bind it so that the latest paper is placed on the mooring group paper, and attach each mooring pin to the pin locking piece. It can be hung to complete the process of replacing the new and old bindings.

〔Example〕

Before explaining the embodiment of the newspaper binding of this invention, the conventional newspaper binding form will be explained based on FIG. 1 of the attached drawings. A plurality of mooring pins 2 made of a flexible material such as a coil spring are implanted and fixed so that one end of each is erected at right angles to the base rod 1, and apart from this, the mooring pins 2 made of a flexible material such as a coil spring are planted and fixed so as to stand approximately at right angles to the base rod 1 located on the front side. When the presser rod 3 of the same shape is overlapped with the base rod 1, the tip of the mooring pin 2 passes through the pin insertion hole 4 at a corresponding position, and the opening of the pin insertion hole 4 is made on the surface of the presser rod 3. Therefore, the pin locking piece 5 is provided along with the base rod 1 provided with the mooring pin 2 and the pin insertion hole 4 through which the mooring pin 2 is passed. It consists of two holding rods (3).

In contrast to the previously known newspaper binding constructed using the above technology, the embodiment of this invention will be explained based on FIG. A plurality of mooring pins 11 made of a rod-shaped coil spring or a flexible material made of elastic synthetic resin are connected to the roots of the rods on the surfaces of each of the two thin rod-shaped binding rods 10 whose length is the same as the length. 10, 10, the two binding rods 10, 10 are planted and fixed at right angles to the longitudinal direction thereof, and the lengths of the two binding rods 10, 10 match, and the binding rods 10, 10 facing each other are
Pin insertion holes 12, 12 are bored at positions corresponding to the tips of the mooring pins 11, 11 provided in 10, and
Pin locking pieces 13, 13 are provided adjacent to the openings of the pin insertion holes 12, 12 on the surface from which the mooring pins 11, 11 do not protrude, respectively. To explain this configuration in more detail, two spelling rods of the same shape 1
0, a position a provided at a distance A relatively close to one end, and a position b provided at a distance B shorter than the distance A from the other end. At the same time, the roots of the mooring pins 11, 11 are implanted and fixed at right angles to the surface of the rod 10, and
In these spelling rods 10, 10, a position b is provided at a distance B' that is the same as the distance B from the one end, and a position is provided at a distance A' that is the same as the distance A from the other end. Pin insertion holes 12, 12 through which the mooring pin 11 can be inserted and passed through are bored in each of the mooring pins 1 and 1.
Pin insertion holes 12, 1 on surfaces that do not allow 1, 11 to protrude
A pin locking piece 13 that can be locked by interlocking a mooring pin 11 is provided adjacent to the opening of 2, and one of the two same-shaped binding rods 10, 10 is inverted and combined. It is.

The two binding rods 10 having the same structure constitute one set of newspaper bindings, and in this invention, although they are not basically set for front and rear use, the binding rods 10 are If the total length of 10 is the same as the binding size of the newspaper or shorter than the binding size, it is necessary to provide a hanging hand that engages the stepladder-like newspaper mounting frame, and it is necessary to install a hanging hand that engages the newspaper mounting frame in the form of a stepladder. '', then the binding rod 10 provided with a hanger (not shown) should be considered the ``rear rod.'' In addition, if the length of the binding rod 10 is longer than the length of the vertical side of the newspaper to be moored, the portions of the newspaper to be moored that protrude from the upper and lower sides should be mounted on the arms of the newspaper mounting frame. Therefore, there is no need to provide the above-mentioned hanging hand.
There is no need to distinguish between "front" and "rear" of each of the spelling rods 10 assembled with rods.

[Effect of idea]

This idea, configured as described above, is to moor newspapers within a set period of time, and when binding newly published newspapers, only the oldest paper is removed at the same time. The group is sandwiched between two spelling rods 10, 10, and each spelling rod 1
0 and 10 are configured to be locked to the spelling rods 10 and 10 facing each other, so that the oldest paper can be freely removed and the newest paper inserted and engaged, and addition and removal can also be performed. This allows the binding to be carried out in the order in which they are bound, and therefore, the number of copies of the group of moored papers sandwiched between the binding rods 10, 10 can be kept constant at all times, and in this addition/removal work, the binding is always carried out on either side of the binding rod 10. Since the locking pin 11 in the holder engages with a desired set amount of the group of anchoring papers, there is an effect that no disadvantages due to incorrect ordering will occur during the addition/removal operation. In addition, in terms of production, the newspaper binding of the present invention is made by making a set of two binding rods of the same configuration with mooring pins, so as a result, the front and back sides can be separated and produced Since it can be manufactured in one mold without having to do anything, the finished product is a set of two pieces, but since it is made by combining two pieces of the same configuration, no special consideration is required for the production procedure. It is.

As mentioned above, this invention enables rational production in terms of production, and in terms of use, there is no need for anyone to teach or explain how to use it, even if it is the first time someone is using it. It is effective and easy to use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a conventional newspaper binding, and FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the newspaper binding of the present invention, with a portion cut away to reveal the inside. 10... Spelling rod, 11... Mooring pin, 12...
Pin insertion hole, 13...locking piece,...end,...
...End, a...Position, b...Position, a...
Position, b...Position, A, A', B, B'...Distance.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A position a provided on the surface of a thin bar-shaped binding rod 10 whose length is the same as or similar to the full length of the vertical side of a newspaper, at a distance A and relatively closer to one end than the other end. and a position b provided at a distance B shorter than the distance A from the other end, and the roots of the mooring pins 11 and 11 made of flexible material are attached to the surface of the rod 10 at positions a and b, respectively. At the same time, in this spelling rod 10, a position b is provided at a distance B' that is the same as the distance B from one end, and a distance A is provided from the other end. Pin insertion holes 12, 1 into which the mooring pin 11 can be inserted and passed through, respectively, and the position a provided at the same distance A'.
2, and adjacent to the openings of the pin insertion holes 12, 12 on the surfaces from which the mooring pins 11, 11 do not protrude, a locking piece 13 capable of locking the mooring pin 11 by interlocking is provided. Formed spelling rod 10:2
Newspaper binding characterized by being composed of books as a set.