DE1814426U - STAPLING DEVICE FOR PERFORATED WRITTEN MATERIAL. - Google Patents

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■ Attorney's file Ir, 2614-

Stapling device for cooked documents.

Dia! Firing concerns a booklet ^ orrl-aCainang for geloclitea documents, with a cardboard or plastic strip QfLer serving as an underside for the documents to be filed. a simple Ai-: tendeclv: el made of Po.ppe _s plastic or dsl · »· 'or folded into a folder. and with a stapler strip made of elastic material to fix the written material on the base,

Such devices are already known in numerous designs * Diose is in large part in use as loose-leaf binders, in which the folder serving as a base is folded into a folder with an inwardly directed fold on the BiGgoltante * A stapler strip is used flexible belt od _e like., which is passed stretched from the rear entsprsehende by two perforations of the falses and whose free ends are benutst as filing pins for abanheftende records "laughing stringing dee written material on the free ends of the latter are bent over and hold the printed

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': firmly on the base or on the back fold, whereby gev / ormal another one with corresponding perforations provided pelvic flap uses \ 7ira, through the perforation of which

; gene passed through the free ends before bending them

} are. It is also already known instead of to one

\ l Folder with folded file cover;, simple ₉ s "B _e in letter

; ■: Cardboard or plastic strips to be classified into folders

U use that are perforated _? and on devi new the written material by means of a "flexible tape and

Π an additional cover flap in the same way as

Ij can be _{stapled 9} as on the back fold of the pre-drilled

'i foeaen loose filler. As a simplification for such

if flat file is a kind of binder for punched items

;; "'written material thought," in which the written material is in the

H folder or, if necessary, on an ordinary card

·} The lid held in place by a resilient band

; '! become karaij that with its one end of the portfolio body

,: I) EV /., Is attached to the folder. Bas pointed free

"'"' End of said tape is going through "from bottom to top

. ¹ J · the one loclranj of the written material and then from top to bottom

■ Ι guided through the other perforation at the bottom

i and sclilies ;; lioh incorporated into a holder on the Ivlap ^ enlcbody-

■ is, for example, in a corresponding hole in the

■■ - ■ same »In this lalle iot an additional cover flap

; 2! To hold the _t Scliriftgutes made redundant since ₉

.} the - albeit narrow ~ band rests on the written material

■ -Ϊ and this holds on to *

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According to the hiring, the proposal is now made to design a stapling device of the type mentioned at the beginning * in such a way that the strip serving as a base is provided with a series of perforations arranged parallel on a longitudinal wheel of the same, the pairwise spacing of which corresponds to the normal spacing of the two written material _{holes corresponds to 9} and that the adhesive strip in a known manner has a main part to be placed on the written material, the length of which is adapted to the standardized spacing of the two written material holes and at the ends of which has the width of the tabs corresponding to the diameter of the written material holes, which zvfeokB latter mounting of the printed matter on the substrate by both the Lo RECOVERY it. of the written material as well as a pair of the holes in the base are to be inserted »

This has various advantages: "The formation of the base with a series of perforations, the distance between which in pairs corresponds to the normal spacing of the document perforations, enables documents to be filed in different positions in relation to the base or two groups of narrow documents to be filed next to each other on one Underlay by means of two stapler strips. Older Eefterstr & ifen, which "has so far only been used for stapling together a few perforated sheets or documents, initially allows extremely quick raid simple work of the writing

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good on the pad ©. The ■ documents to be filed will with perforations lying one above the other - so on the: base placed; that his lures are "located" above a pair of lures in the base. Then just need the two tongues of the stapler strip through the poison material perforations and the underlying perforations of the pad are pulled through. »The tongues are laid down then, due to its elasticity, automatically flat against the underside of the pad, while the main part of the stapler strip rests on the written material. Since the main part is wider than the tongues, the written material is in a large area against the base pressed ο

Although the tongues automatically lie flat against the base from below after being pushed through, it can be advantageous ₉ on the underside of the base a cover of some kind in advance , i.e. ₉ which covers the holes in the base, but in the push-through direction the tongues are at a small distance from the base »When the tongues are pushed through, they enter the space between the cover and the base and are thus guided parallel to the base and lying flat on it«,

ΈβΜί the folder serving as a base in the manner of a loose-leaf binder su a folder with an inwardly directed fold on the edge of the folder.

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is folded, so are the perforations, their pairwise; "spacing from each other deia Norraalalbstand der Schriftgutlochun ~ gen, provided only in one wall of the rebate, in such a way that the other wall of the fold is the belly: ~ The hole for the perforations is used »

In the drawing, the subject of the innovation is illustrated by the schematic representation of two exemplary embodiments «, Bs seigern

3? Ig. 1 and 2 a stapling device according to the furnace with a simple strip as a base for the documents in plan view and in side view,

3 shows a further embodiment of the stapling device according to the innovation with a folder folded like a folder su a folder and Fig. 4 shows a section along the line IV-IV in Fig. 3

In Mgο 1 and 2 , the perforated documents 6 are fastened to a cardboard or plastic strip 7 by means of a stapler strip 5. Her stapler strip 5 consists of elastic iilaterial, v / ie sS plastic, pressed cardboard .od. the like. Br has a wider main body 5a, the length of the standard distance (8 cm) of the usual Schriftgutlocaungen 6 ^e entspricht5 and at its ends tongues 5b whose width is adapted to the diameter of the Sehriftgutlochungen 6 ^f. The cardboard and plastic strip 7 _t , which serves as a base for the written material, is also a simple one in its place

Smooth folders appear kaim _s has a number of Loetengen 7 *, which are arranged in a certain distance from the upper longitudinal edge of the same and parallel to this edge and in pairs from each other a deia Horznel distance of the writing material perforations 6 ″ corresponding distance on v / iron. In the example shown Are the perforations 7® attached in such a way that two holes each, between which there is a further perforation " ₉ " have the said spacing from one another. or the filing of two groups of smaller documents next to one another on the cardboard strip "or" once in its place "folder by means of two stapler strips 5" The filing of the documents β on the cardboard strip 5 is carried out in that shown in FIG Position, in v / elcher the Sehriftgutlochungen β ″ ^{superimpose a pair of curls 7 S} , the tongue en 5b are pushed through a group of superimposed holes 6 ^S and 7 * "The main part 5a then rests in full length on the written material, and the tongues lie flat from below against the base", as on the left in EIg. 2 is shown.

On the right side of Pig "2 an additional cover 8 is indicated", x ^ eleiie so attached under the cardboard strip 7 ", for example, welded or glued on, that you wipe the cardboard strip in the direction of insertion of the associated tongue 5b a little less Front bathroom

den is * If the tongue 51s through the corresponding;, superimposed holes 6 "of the written material and the Loclrangen ·? ' the cardboard strip Mndiircligesteckt is 8 holds the cover passing reaching the end of the tongue in abutment against the bottom of the cardboard strip. Instead of individual covers for $ Ede LocJtang 7 ⁵ is usefully idle a transitory (not shown) covering strip is provided, which with its longitudinal edges on the file cover is attached.

In Fig. 3 and 4 a Ua pe 9 is used as a base for the documents to be filed 6, which consists of cardboard or plastic "and is folded in the manner of a folder of the rear folder cover 9b a faia aui% is designated the top wall 9c and the lower wall with 9d '' In this case includes only the upper © l? alzwandung 9c is a borrow of perforations 9 ⁸ on whose pairwise distance from each other the lormala " opening gap of SchriftgutIochungen corresponds to 6 ^e, while the lower Palzwandung 9d serves as a continuous cover for the perforations 9 ^S. When filing documents β by means of a stapler strip 5, the tongues 5b of the latter "enter the space between the pallet walls.

From fig * 3 and 4 can also be seen in the map dasο Nehen the marked records δ Hauai still sufficient for the filing other written material by a second stapler strip 5 -is free.

Protection claims;

Claims (1)

Sweet hat claims; J ^ CJ * 7'i £ ITa ■■ -> ■ HI Ii ι ι I | ιι HIIlIl mil II IHIl ΙΙί HJIl I IMi ι ■ III 11 lM 'I ^ ' ίΛΎ ^ Ετη. ^ Η tfliHli ι -ι ι- ι J ¹ i.-wKW ^^ ff ^ t 1 »Stapling device for curled documents, with a cardboard or plastic strip serving as a base for the documents to be filed or a simple folder or folder folded into a cap and with a stapler strip made of elastic material for fastening the Documentation on the base, because it is marked that the strip (7) or folder (9) serving as base is provided with a row of tones parallel to a longitudinal edge of the same arranged curls ( 7'I) SiJ ₀ 9'5, whose The distance in pairs from one another corresponds to the standardized spacing of the document perforations (6 ·), and that the length of the stapler strip (5), known per se, is to be placed on the written material {6}, the length of which corresponds to the distance between the "two document perforations (β ⁸ ) adapted main part (5a) wad, at the ends of which tongues (5b) corresponding in width to the diameter of the document holes (6 ') have _s which latter between corner holder of the written material (6 on the base (7 "bsw, 95) both through the written material ^{holes (6 S} ) and through a pair of holes (T 'or 9') in the base. 2 "stapler according to claim 1, gelcennaeichnet dadurcli that the bottom of the cardboard or plastic strip (7) or of the file cover is provided with a cover (8), in the region of the perforations (7 ^s) USSD particularly during the" plug-in direction of the Tongues (5b) of the stapler strip (5) from the underside a small distance away. 3. HeftYorrichtimg according to claims 1 and 2 "" in which the folder is folded in the manner of a loose-leaf folder into a folder with an inwardly facing folder on the folded edge, thereby gekennseich.net that the Loehungen (9 ^J ) »their pairs Distance from one another corresponds to the standardized spacing of the scotch material perforations (6 ^S ), are only provided in one wall (9c) of the fold, in such a way that the other wall (Sd) of the Ifalses serves as a cover for the perforations (9 ¹ ).