Method and structure for packing binder rings for binding documents

Abstract

Disclosed herein is a method of packing binder rings for binding documents. In the method, a plurality of binder rings having a predetermined length is held by a fork-shaped jig. Thereafter, the binder rings held by the fork-shaped jig are heat-adhered to a fastening film, and the fork-shaped jig is removed from the binder rings, thus forming a unit packing set. Subsequently, a plurality of unit packing sets is contained in a packing box in such a way as to fold the unit packing sets or stack the unit packing sets on top of one another such that the binder rings overlap with each other, thereby preventing the binder rings from becoming entangled with each other although a user draws the binder rings out of the packing box one by one.

1 . A method of packing binder rings for binding documents, comprising:
 fastening a plurality of binder rings having a predetermined length to a fork-shaped jig;   heat-adhering the binder rings held by the fork-shaped jig to a fastening film, and removing the fork-shaped jig from the binder rings, thus forming a unit packing set; and   containing a plurality of unit packing sets in a packing box in such a way as to fold the unit packing sets or stack the unit packing sets on top of one another such that the binder rings overlap with each other.   
     
     
         2 . A binder ring packing structure of cutting a binder ring wound around a paper tube into a plurality of binder rings at regular intervals and containing the binder rings in a packing box,
 wherein the binder rings are held by a fork-shaped jig;   a fastening film is heat-adhered to one side of the binder rings such that the binder rings are fastened to the fastening film;   the fork-shaped jig is removed from the binder rings, thus forming a unit packing set; and   a plurality of unit packing sets is contained in the packing box in such a way as to stack the unit packing sets on top of one another such that the binder rings of adjacent unit packing sets overlap with each other.