Ring opening and closing bar and binding apparatus using the same
AssigneeCarl Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorsMakoto Mori, Miki Horita, Yasuhiro Tokita
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AssigneeCarl Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorsMakoto Mori, Miki Horita, Yasuhiro Tokita
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A rectangular opening/closing bar is formed, which is inserted in the curl ring of the ring binder to bind papers. The tip end of the opening/closing bar 28A is provided with an instruction portion 28a to raise and open ring pieces in turn while inserting the opening/closing bar 28A. Further, the opening/closing bar may have swollen portions on both ends of the opening/closing bar 28A to enable the bar slide smoothly in the curl ring. And it may be provided with a guide plate 28D perpendicular to the side wall 28b of the opening/closing bar 28A of the swollen portions side. In order to enhance the workability of the opening/closing bar, it may be preferable to use an auxiliary device for positioning the ring binder.
An opening/closing bar rectangular in shape, to be inserted in a curl ring of a ring binder, the ring binder having a base portion and a plurality of ring pieces to be inserted in holes of papers to be bound, the opening/closing bar having a tapered introduction portion on a tip end of the rectangular shape bar, and swollen portions are provided on one side of the opening/closing bar
An opening/closing bar rectangular in shape, to be inserted in a curl ring of a ring binder, the ring binder having a base portion and a plurality of ring pieces to be inserted in holes of papers to be bound, the opening/closing bar having a tapered introduction portion on a tip end of the rectangular shape bar, and swollen portions are provided on one side of the opening/closing bar
An opening/closing bar rectangular in shape, to be inserted in a curl ring of a ring binder, the ring binder having a base portion and a plurality of ring pieces to be inserted in holes of papers to be bound, the opening/closing bar having a tapered introduction portion on a tip end of the rectangular shape bar, and swollen portions are provided on one side of the opening/closing bar, wherein a side face of the swollen portions is formed linear in section which extends from an intersection between the side face and a lower swollen portion in a tangential line to a top of an upper swollen portion along a trace of the ring pieces when closing the curl ring and
A binding apparatus formed in combination with an auxiliary device, in which guide members are provided on both sides of a plate-like paper putting portion integrally, at a front-lower portion of the guide members to which a part of a binder setting portion for positioning a ring binder faces the binder setting portion is mounted rotatably, at a front upper portion of the guide member a holding portion for holding papers put on the putting portion is arranged, and an opening/closing bar for opening a curl ring of the ring binder set on the ring binder setting portion of the auxiliary device.
A binding apparatus formed in combination with an auxiliary device which comprises a plate-like paper putting member, a binder setting portion for positioning a ring binder is provided at a bottom portion of the putting member approximately perpendicular thereto and a binder setting device formed with a plurality of projections for being engaged with the ring binder, and an opening/closing bar to open a curl ring of the ring binder set in a ring binder setting portion.
An opening/closing bar rectangular in shape, to be inserted in a curl ring of a ring binder, the ring binder having a base portion and a plurality of ring pieces, the opening/closing bar having a longitudinal side longer than a length of the curl ring and a short side having a dimension larger than a diameter of the curl ring and sufficient for making a gap between the base portion and tips of ring pieces when the opening/closing bar is inserted in the curl ring enabling inserted papers to be bound, and an introduction portion formed by being tapered or rounded on the tip end of the opening/closing bar, wherein a guide plate is provided perpendicular to a side face of the swollen portions, and an upper surface of the guide plate is used as a stand for the papers and a lower surface of the guide plate is used as a guide during insertion of the opening/closing bar.
An opening closing bar rectangular in shape, to be inserted in a curl ring of a ring binder, the ring binder having a base portion and a plurality of ring pieces to be inserted in holes of papers to be bound, the opening/closing bar having a tapered introduction portion on a tip end of the rectangular shape bar, and swollen portions are provided on one side of the opening/closing bar
An opening/closing bar rectangular in shape, to be inserted in a curl ring of a ring binder, the ring binder having a base portion and a plurality of ring pieces to be inserted in holes of papers to be bound, the opening/closing bar having a tapered introduction portion on a tip end of the rectangular shape bar, and swollen portions are provided on one side of the opening/closing bar, wherein a side face of the swollen portions is formed linear in section which extends from an intersection between the side face and a lower swollen portion in a tangential line to a top of an upper swollen portion along a trace of the ring pieces when closing the curl ring and
An opening/closing bar rectangular in shape, to be inserted in a curl ring of a ring binder, the ring binder having a base portion and a plurality of ring pieces to be inserted in holes of papers to be bound, the opening/closing bar having a tapered introduction portion on a tip end of the rectangular shape bar, and swollen portions are provided on one side of the opening/closing bar, wherein a guide plate is provided perpendicular to a side face of the swollen portions, and an upper surface of the guide plate is used as a stand for the papers and a lower surface of the guide plate is used as a guide during insertion of the opening/closing bar and
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