DE1324074U - - Google Patents

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Merchant Walter from Ma rw It e B er l I ₁ .η gw 68, yrlodrlohotraje .2 Folder with tabs attached to a lid or

-iron.

For folders with on a lid near the a row attached to the longitudinal edge or -iron, the eur storage of letters, clip-on files or the like. serve, lies in the fact that the Laat der tin the paper pulp hanging on the pens on the lid of a folder atark claims, if the folder is upright on the shelf, that it discards oioh considerably after a short period of time and one completely frozen, hardly usable Oeatalt is preserved. This Ubelotand is avoided in the utility model by that the laot of the paper hanging on the pens is transferred directly to the HUoken, so that the pens or stirrups carrying Deokel is relieved little mare · attaches to the one line pin or -bligel when closing the folder, and the Transferring paper load directly to the RUoken. Bine such The stem can have a spring protruding from the inside

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or be formed by a resiliently attached hook. Such alignment pins or straps can also be used for both alignment pins StUtaen be arranged. The immediate transfer of the Paper load on the lUioken prevents the folder from warping, because the RUoken is the most rigid, solid part of the Folder is, and on the other hand a union is thereby excluded »because the burden is taken up symraetriooh. Appropriately, the nozzle sit approximately in the middle between the both Rxokenlängakanton.

never ^ elohnun ^ illustrates an example of execution of the utility model on a folder with ötarren, unimaginable Lining up, namely is

Fig. Loino Looks up on 4on opened folder,

Fig.2 a section along line 2-2 in Fig.l,

Fig.3 a section on line 3-3 in Fig.l, whereby the folder is intended to be closed upright,

Fig.4 a partial section on an enlarged scale for Veranaohauliohun ^ dor execution of the 3tütae and

Fig.5 is a view on the same scale.

The folder consists in a common way of one Chick a with beokels ο and d, which are hingedly attached to its longitudinal edges b, of which the deokel d has two means of one riveted base plate e fixed rigid mounting bracket f and g bears. For example, binhangs are attached to the stirrups f, g staples h hung in their kidney-shaped slots i.

At the llUoken a _f about in the middle between the lM, ng8-

Claims (1)

■ · 3 - edges b, sitat a centerο rivets k attached spring m, the near the inside protrudes and has a rinnenföraige Auabuohtung η. If the folder is closed, the upper one snaps Lying pin f with its inner pin ο over the spring m and falls into the channel η. As a result, the load of the attached stapler h is transferred directly to the rack &, the neocle d thus exonerates. When opening it slides Pin ο off the spring η without further ado. A corresponding support can also be provided for the lower hill g. Instead of a spring, you can also use a spring-mounted lever arms or the like. be arranged on the back. The new feature can be used on all files with a row of Ujjol or pins attached to a lid are, even if they are divided in a known manner and can be separated from one another by pivoting, such as with the well-known lever folder MeoManlkon. As novel and as the subject of Sohutae beanepruoht: On a folder lid for storing letters, vinhanging binders and the like with mounting brackets attached to a cover or pens 1. The arrangement of a support for one or both of the stirrups or pegs which the laot of those hanging on them Paper pulp with relief of the lid immediately carry the chicken, , ■ '·. ; ' i I. -yt ', "■' Λ \: '' - ι f · ■ ·;! - * ', ■■■ ■ 'ι. ij '■■ / IS- ,! ... ■ (: ■ ■ - · »■ ^{; V} '2. the arrangement of the StUtae at the Huoken (a) in such a way,
that as when closing the folder »reaches under the pen or BU-gel, 3. in particular the arrangement of the posts in the Hitti awisohen the two longitudinal edges of the volcano (b), 4 * the execution of the stütae in the form of a spring (m) attached to the back (a), which when the folder is closed
grabs under the pin or bracket, 5. the formation of a channel-like groove (n) in the tongue (m) into which the bracket or pin (o) falls, 6. the application of the innovation in particular to files with decoctions attached to a cover, see also B. rigid be feet II ten self-contained lacing brackets, 7. the suitable and well-known execution " Oils PntentanwBlto ) itz, Reinhold