DE2111815A1 - Label holder for folders - Google Patents

Description

AB Galco,

idingSj Sweden

It contains a label for folders

The innovation concerns a label holder for folders geraäss the preamble of the attached claim 1.

Such a label holder is known. To remove the label holder from the binder spine must with the fingers, the flanges through the Schiit ze with the fingers from the inside · the file spine press out, the spring force of the holder to be overcome shall: - · The Insert or replace the label is thereby uncomfortable and awkward .

The reason for this is: The basic task of a label holder to design ^ that the setting and exchanging of the labels can be carried out quickly and easily, according to the fire this b ^ i * .a label holder as indicated in the introduction Gattting thereby achieves ι that this is in the attached claim 1 'is indicated on the label «If the label * * hold- acc. be removed from the Mappeiirüeken if j it is simply moved in the longitudinal direction of the backj. wherein the obliquely cut flange ends run onto the end edges of the Schlitzöffhußgen. With continued moving the holder detaches itself completely from the back of the portfolio "

The flanges of the holder are preferably designed so as stated in claim 2, whereby a simplified manufacture ' position while maintaining the intended mode of action is possible.

Certain folders,. '. E.g. those with a back made of sheet metal Recesses for the labels and holers. It is useful to if the label holder is the one in the accompanying claim has the specified mark, which makes it easier to slide the holder out of the slots.

If the label holder has the characteristics specified in claim k , the risk of the upper edge of the holder itself hooking into the upper boundary of the recess is avoided *

A further development of the innovation is shown in the enclosed Claim 5 indicated characteristics. This embodiment prevents the label holder from accidentally coming off slides out through the slots · This is important because even a slight movement · of the label holder can lead to the fact that the folder can no longer be opened.

The thickened.-Flanschtene in the embodiment according to claim 5 also have the consequence that the holder is stronger against the The back of the portfolio is tightened and the label holds better.

In claim 6 a further development of the innovation is indicated, by which the etiquette is held securely in place

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The innovation is described below with reference to the accompanying drawing. Fig. 1 shows in schaubllällcher representation of the exterior of a binder with the middle:; articulated; 'split spine, with part of a label holder being drawn in with mixed lines on the left half of the spine »Fig. 2 is a diagram of the actual label. chain holder. Fig. 3 shows a section along the line HI-III in Fig. 1 ", Fig. K " shows a section along the line IV-IY in Fig. 1; - ", '■ .;' .. ,, I '■ -' · "

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The back of the folder shown in the drawing consists of two back halves 1 and 3, which are articulated to one another by a central hinge 5. The back halves are made of sheet metal and each provided with a pressed-in part 7 or 9 for receiving the label and the label holder. Slot-shaped openings 11 and 13 are received on the outer edges of the impressions. The slits 11, 13 are cut open at least at their upper ends only in the bottom surface of the indentations 7 and 9, respectively, by leaving a part 15 of the folder spine inclined inwards and downwards (at the upper edge of the indentation). This can be seen most clearly from Fig. H. The slots 11 and 13 are somewhat wider at their lower ends at 17 and 19, respectively.

The label holder 21 itself is made of resilient, transparent Made of plastic and shaped like an arch to connect to the outline of the back. Along the sides of the holder 21 extend flat flanges 23,25 »which are inclined inwards and are directed towards the inside of the holder against each other. The flanges have obliquely cut upper ends 27, 29 and wedge-shaped thickened lower end parts 31, 33. The label holder 21 has an upper edge 35 which is beveled inwards and downwards and is provided with an inwardly directed rib 37 along its lower edge.

When the label holder is attached to the folder, do the flanges 23 protrude? 25 through the slots 11, 13 and grip around the outer edges of the press-fit 7 and 9, as shown in FIG. 3 is best seen. The etiquette is between the Label holder 21 and the bottom surface of the press-fit 7 and 9 held clamped, the label below on the rib 37 of the label holder 21 is resting »_

When "" the label holder is to be removed from the folder spine, it is moved up the folder spine along with the beveled ends 27 _} 29 of the flanges to rest against the

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inclined upper edge parts 15 of the indentations 7? 9 arrive. With continued displacement of the label holder, the inclined ends of the flanges on the inclined parts 15 of the back of the folder run up, at the same time the longitudinal edges of the slots spread the flanges apart and thereby the eti • Bend chain ladder 21 while overcoming its spring force. The label holder 21 can now be pulled free from the back of the portfolio and the label can be inserted or replaced.

Placing the label holder with the label attached takes place in that one flange of the holder is inserted into its slot, while the other flange against the bottom of the indentation is placed next to its slot. By pressure exerted on the label holder 21 from the outside the second flange is also made to snap into its slot and grip around the slot edge, causing the "Label holder is held.

To prevent the label holder from accidentally opening a short distance on the inclined back parts 15 runs, whereby the opening of the back of the folder would be difficult or impossible, are the lower ends of the flanges with the thickened parts 31j 33 provided, which in the lower, wider ends 17, 19 of the Engage slots. The slot width and the mass of the thickenings are adjusted so that the thickenings only can slide against frictional resistance in the slots. The thickenings thus keep the label holder in the desired position Altitude by engaging the wider slot parts and if the holder is to be removed, a certain amount of force must be applied Shifting must be exercised in order to overcome the resistance to movement of the thickenings in the slots.

The bevel 35 on the upper edge of the label holder 21 facilitates the holder sliding out of the recess.

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Claims (1)

AB Gal-co, Lidingö, Sweden • S chut ζ ans pruche 1. Label holder for folders, especially one Folder with its center articulated along the back, comprising one made of clear, resilient fabric Label holder that follows the outline of the back of the The folder is shaped and has two perpendicular side flanges, each of which runs along the outer edges of the back of the folder Engage slot, whereby the label holder with a label inserted in it is held on the back of the portfolio and after the flanges have been bent apart against the spring force of the holder, it can be removed from the back of the portfolio, thereby g e k e η n that the one ends (27,29) of the flanges (23, 25) are cut obliquely and that the slots (11,13) a have such a width that the sloping ends of the flanges at Moving the holder in the longitudinal direction of the back of the portfolio run onto the end edges (15) of the slots, spreading the flanges apart, so that with continued displacement slide the flanges completely out of the slots and remove them of the holder. 2. Label holder according to claim 1, characterized in that g e k e η η ζ e i c h η e t that .the paddles (23,25) are flat and in the relaxed state of the holder at an acute angle a plane passing through the side edges of the holder. 3. Label holder according to claim 1 or 2, in particular at Portfolio back with indentations for labels and holders, characterized in that the one with the sloping ends (27/29} of the flanges interacting edges of the slots (11, 13) from the surface of the portfolio spine, sloping inward Back parts (15) exist, the run-up tracks for the inclined Flanges-make ends. 109840/017 1 H. Label holder according to claim 3, characterized in that the end edge (35) of the holder (21) adjacent to the obliquely cut ends (27, 29) of the flanges is also beveled. 5 'Label holder according to claim l + ^1, characterized in that the other ends of the flanges (23,25) are thickened (33 _31?) And that the corresponding ends (17 ₅ 19) of the slots (11,13) is wider than the remaining slots are made. 6. Label holder according to claim 5 _l-5 in which the obliquely cut ends (27,29) of the flanges at the upper end of the holder (21) lie, characterized in that the holder at its lower edge against the inside of a file spine (1 , 3) has protruding label support rib (37). '- 109840/0171