BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional disassembly diagram for a preferred embodiment for the invention.
FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional exterior structural diagram for a preferred embodiment for the invention.
FIG. 3 is an illustration for a preferred embodiment in use for the invention.
FIG. 4 is a three-dimensional disassembly diagram for another preferred embodiment for the invention.
FIG. 5 is a three-dimensional exterior structural diagram for another preferred embodiment for the invention.
FIG. 6 is an illustration for another preferred embodiment in use for the invention.
FIG. 7 is an illustration for another preferred embodiment in use for the invention.
FIG. 8 is an illustration for another preferred embodiment in use for the invention.
FIG. 9 is an illustration for another preferred embodiment in use for the invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2. The invention is related to a self-stick-on transparent highlighter plastic film that can replace highlighter pens. The invention consists of a plastic film stack (1), an internal case (2) and an external case (3).
The self-stick-on plastic film stack (1) is made of multiple pieces of self-stick-on plastic film (10) that has fluorescene colors in red, orange, yellow, green and blue to add aesthetic and decorative effect and attraction. The self-stick-on plastic film (10) in different colors can be printed with simple symbols like arrow for users to identify different documents and replace highlighter pens with their added function and value.
As shown in FIG. 1, every piece of self-stick-on plastic film (10) sticks to its next piece of transparent highlighting plastic film (10) through adhesive (11) on one side of its bottom. The adhesive (11) is applied to the neighboring pieces of self-stick-on highlighting plastic film (10) alternatively. That means if the top piece of transparenting hlighting plastic film (10) has adhesive (11) on the left side, the bottom piece (10) will have adhesive (11) on the right side. Similarly, if the top piece of transparenting hlighting plastic film (10) has adhesive (11) on the right side, the bottom piece (10) will have adhesive (11) on the left side (11).
The internal case (2) is made of a plate with two sides curving up toward center to form a concave holder (21) and can accomodate more than one stack (1) of plastic film. The larger the internal case (2) is, the more plastic film stacks (1) are accommodated.
The external case (3) is similar in appearance but has a little larger concave holder (31) than the internal case (2). It can accomodate the internal case (2). The external case (3) and the internal case (2) can be made in different bright colors to add aesthetic effect and strong contrast to plastic film stack (1).
According to the above configuration, actual assembly is to put several self-stick on plastic film stacks (1) of different highlighting colors in parallel and stick them to the concave holder (21) of the internal case (2). Then, the topest piece of self-stick on transparent highlighting plastic film (10) for each plastic film stack (1) has its free end to stick out to the surface of the external case (3) through the concave holder (21) opening. When it is in use, depending on the user's preference in highlighting color and need, the user would peel the topest piece of self-stick-on highlighting plastic film (10) from the most proper plastic film stack (1) and put it to the document that needs special notes and can not be marked. In this way, it can replace highlighter pens and also avoid messing up the important document. Afterward, it only needs to remove the self-stick on transparent highlighting plastic film (10) to maintain the original document appearance. So it is both convenient and useful.
Please refer to FIG. 3 for the status of use of the self-stick-on plastic film (10) of the plastic film stack (1). Since adhesive (11) is applied to each neighboring piece of self-stick-on plastic film (10) in an alternative way, when one piece of self-stick-on plastic film (10) is peeled, the next self-stick-on plastic film (10) will be pulled out and its free end will be exposed out of the external case (3). Similarly, the entire stack of self-stick-on plastic film (10) will be used up if the same peeling is repeating.
Please refer to FIG. 4 and FIG. 5. The internal case (2) or the external case (3) for the plastic film stack (1) in the invention can combine into one and be used independently. They form the configuration as in the Figures, where the internal case (2) has a hanging tab (22) with a round hole (221) and a long hanging tab (23) with a round hole (231) and a long hole (232) on the two sides. To facilitate the peeling of the self-stick-on plastic film (10), the two sides of the concave holder (21, 31) opening for the internal case (2) or the external case (3) have supportive bumps (211, 311) to match the number of the plastic film stacks (1). The bumps (211, 311) can fully support the exposing single piece of self-stick-on plastic film (10) and provide users with convenience in peeling the film. Even without looking at the self-stick-on plastic film (10), the user can easily peel it off and does not take off multiple pieces of self-stick-on plastic film (10).
As shown from FIG. 6 to FIG. 9, the internal case (2) uses one side that has a hanging tab (22) with a single round hole (221) or another side that has a long hanging tab (23) with a round hole (231) and a long hole (232) to side to bind itself to a portable notebook or planner through spirals to achieve fixation effect and convenience of instant use. In summary, the invention is an unique new product and can not be found or published in the similar products. It meets the application requirements for new type patent and is submitted for patent approval. The above is only a preferred embodiment. Specifically, any structural modification equivalent to the content of the invention and illustrative figures is covered in the scope of the invention.
Patent Application
20080044612
