DE1988230U - PAPER BAG FOR STORING ARCHIVE DOCUMENTS OD. DGL. - Google Patents

Description

32,588 RA. 202 353 * -Sigg ^A P ^{ril 19β8}

Konrad Janosch, 425o Bottrop, Vienkenstrasse * 13

Paper bag for storing Arohiv documents or the like.

The innovation concerns a paper bag for storing archive documents, files and other papers, which come from a flat foldable, wide back pocket with one of a fold-down flap closable open side, and has a particularly useful design to the object, which is an inexpensive and dust-proof Storage and particularly easy handling enables.

For storing filed parts of files, invoice documents, Various storage containers are used for documents, tab cards and the like. So is already known a folding box from which a bag with a flap can be made. These However, execution is expensive in terms of material and processing and also cumbersome to assemble. Usual cheaper mail and bags are, however usually not usable because they are not suitable for storing thick piles of paper.

In contrast, the hiring is based on the task To create an inexpensive paper bag for storing archive documents, which is dust-proof Storage is allowed and is also quick and easy to use "

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According to the hiring, this task is solved by that a wide-backed old bag is chosen, whose pocket opening is arranged on one long side and its flap is provided with a closure seal is whose tongue can be hooked into a slot in the pocket wall like a hook.

The novel, made of inexpensive paper :. The first advantage of the folding bag is that it is ready to use from the outset without any additional work or plugging. When not in use, does it take up little space despite its broad back _? white. it can be folded flat. The wide pocket opening makes it easy to fill in stacks of paper. »A particular advantage is that the flap can be attached quickly and easily to the wall of the pocket concerned. It is only necessary to insert a tongue assigned to the closure flap like a hook into a slot »This closure is so tight that the filled pocket does not open even if it is held with the flap pointing downwards»

The closure glass expediently has exposed tongues on both sides of the flap, which in the face the folded position in the direction of the pocket opening, This makes it possible to simply place the fold-down flap on the pocket wall provided with the slot and the tongue pointing downwards into the slot ■ It is also possible to use the flap

to insert and the nacii outwardly pointing tongue through guide the slot. In both cases it is simple Means a sufficient holding guaranteed even for heavy paper fillings

The closure marriage can be cheap and simple Way out of a U-shaped:. bent piece of paper produce that on a protruding tongue part of the folding flap on both sides, leaving the Tongues is stuck on. Of course, closure flaps made of plastic or glossy can also be used Experiments show that the use of a stiff piece of paper is completely sufficient in the Hegel.

The broad sides of the pockets are expediently reinforced from the inside with glued-on paper strips. Through this the bag gets a box-like appearance after filling and the outer surfaces of the broad sides are as well as the back of the flap for labeling: suitable. The new paper teaser lets you look more advantageous Place it flat, upright or horizontally without affecting the stability even though the bag is made of paper.

In order to protect the contents of the bag particularly well against dust, the broad sides are useful for opening the bag provided with corner tabs.

The subject of the innovation is shown in more detail in the drawing using an exemplary embodiment, namely shows

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■ Figure-. 1 a paper bag brought into the ready position ^ in a perspective view
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2 shows a central cross section through the sehlußlasche Yef and the slit region of the pocket on an enlarged Maßstalo.

The paper bag consists essentially of the large bag walls 3 »3" lazid the broad sides 2. The pocket opening 2 ^f is located on one long side and points to the viewer in the drawing. The broad sides 2 are each glued on from the inside

Reinforced cardboard strips and the dash-dotted lines mark the fold lines that help make the bag can be folded flat.

Towards the bag opening 2 *, the broad sides 2 are also provided with corner flaps 4, 4 ″ - which when the bag is folded flat, suitably rest inwardly against the broad sides 2. Before pulling, they are folded out and after the bag has been filled into the in FIG 1 position shown.

The fold-over flap 5 consists of a socket part 6, which is preferably also reinforced with a cardboard strip. The part 8 of the folding flap resting against the pocket wall 3 is provided with a closure glass Io. When folded, the crease edge 9 rests against the front upper edge of the bag wall 3 »

The flap 5 "consists of a U-shaped bent stiff piece of paper, which is on a protruding ;, In the drawing not recognizable tongue part of the folding flap 5 on both sides, leaving the tongues free 11,! Ι · is stuck on. Show when folded down the tongues 11, 11 "towards the pocket opening 2" »

The paper bag is delivered folded flat, for use it is shown in FIG. 1 pulled apart and the corner flaps 4, 4 'are bent outwards. Hun can hold the bag with a file or Paper pile are filled »Then the back flaps 4? 4 "bent inwards and the Closing flap 5 turned down. This can now be accessed either on the Tasehenwandung 3 are placed, whereupon the then downwardly facing tongue 11 'in the slot 12, the is applied to the pocket wall 3, inserted But * Bs is also possible, the flap / e 5 to insert under the pocket wall 3 and then to insert the tongue 11, which then points upwards, through the slot 12. In both cases a tongue 11 or 11VöLuroh protrudes through the slot 12 like a barb and takes care of the holder.

The fire does not stay on the embodiment limited, but there are still numerous possibilities for change without affecting the scope of the innovation is exceeded. For example, it is possible to change the dimensions of the paper bag to other dimensions give. In particular, the width of the trays can be

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different thick files are designed differently »It is also possible to use the locking flap Io made of plastic or some other suitable To manufacture material. Finally, there is also the option for particularly heavy Archrfo documents, e.g. models, plastic foils or cardboard instead of paper.

Claims (4)

Protection claims -; 1. Paper bag for storing archive documents, filed files and other papers, consisting of
a foldable one? wide-backed long pocket, with an open side that can be closed by a flap, characterized in that the pocket opening
(2 ¹ ) arranged on a long side and the flap (3) is provided with a vers / ehlußlasehe (lo) whose tongue (11 or 11 ') can be inserted like a hook into a slot (12) in the pocket wall (3). 2. Paper bag according to claim 1, characterized in that the closure lase (Io) on both sides of the flap (5) has exposed tongues (11, 11 ') which, in the folded position, can be seen towards the bag opening (21). 3. Paper bag according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the closure flap (Io) consists of a U- consists of bent stiff piece of paper, the
onto a protruding tongue part of the flap (5)
is glued on both sides, leaving the tongues (11, 11 ») free. 4. Paper bag according to claims 1 to 3 * characterized in that the broad sides (2) of the bag (1) and
the back part (6) of the folding flap (5) from the inside with
glued cardboard strips are reinforced. ■ -. 8th - Ex. Paper pocket according to claims 1 to 4 _y characterized in that the broad sides (2) are provided with corner tabs (4? 4 ") towards the eye opening (2).