With no zipper or button, how do you insert and take out coins?
Because there are no zippers or snap buttons commonly found on coin purses on the exterior, it is hard to tell how it opens and closes. It makes one curious about its structure in use and whether the contents will spill out without a closure.
When you squeeze the sides with your hand, an opening widens so you can insert and take out coins, and when you let go, it returns to its original shape.
There are no zippers or buttons. On the exterior of meanswhile's coin case, no common metal hardware or closure devices are visible.
It is designed so that when you squeeze both sides with your hand, the center widens, allowing you to insert and take out coins[1]. This structure utilizes the resilience of flexible synthetic resin that bends and then returns to its original shape. When you release your hand, the widened gap immediately snaps shut and closes, so the contents inside do not easily slip out.
It is lightweight. Made of translucent PVC material, this multi-coin case[2] weighs only 24g[3]. By eliminating metal parts for closure, it feels less heavy in your hand, and because the contents inside are visible through it, you can immediately tell what is inside.
hmmm, since it opens simply by squeezing it with one hand without having to zip it up or undo buttons, handling coins becomes much simpler.
The maximum width the opening widens to when the sides are squeezed and the number of coins it can hold have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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Coin Case Large (Translucent) / MW-AC26216
Other stated figures
| Part | Free |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 24g |