DE3020994A1 - Filling sheet for transparencies - has transparent front sheet with rear equipped with strips attached by welded seams forming pockets - Google Patents

Abstract

The clear view filing sheet is for transparencies and is used for suspension filing folders. The filing sheet consists of a transparent foil as a front sheet with the rear equipped with strips attached by welding seams to the front sheet. The strips are subdivided by the welding seams so that a number of pockets are formed to holding the transparencies together with indicator cards. There are two channels at the top edge of the sheet (1), one of which is used to hold a suspension rail and the other to insert an indicator strip.

Description

"Transparent slide archive sheet for suspension files

or folder "The invention relates to a transparent slide archive sheet for hanging files or folders.

Many companies, institutes etc. take slides from different slides Topics at different times mixed up over the years. The darkrooms re = tournament 20 or 36 slides after unlocking in the order in which they are originally recorded in a box. The photographic industry offers other Storage boxes for up to 200 slides and demonstration magazines for up to to 100 slides, which only fit into certain projectors. As a result = of that slides are usually presented isomerically again in the order that has been established. Slides are seldom selected from different boxes and taken out to make a new theme with old slides or an old theme with a mixture of old and To illustrate new slides. The accumulation of boxes full of slides is just the right thing not as a registry.

To build up a certain topic with slides, the different ones Were recorded for a while, it required laborious search work.

The invention now ideally solves this problem by using Transparent slide archive sheets with pockets are used for compilation individual, specific topics. The slides are clearly arranged in it and it no more searching to find slides from different boxes. The format of the archive sheet, for example in Din 821, takes 20 slides, which can be viewed without touching a single slide. You can use slides compare and compile in several archive sheets.

The archive sheet has two channels at the top, one of which is for An organization strip is used or clip-on and signal tabs are used or without a label, while the wide canal with a hanging rod is provided as it is used for hanging files. Instead of a hanging rod the channel can also be provided with pinholes for stapling the Sheets in folder.

This pocketed clear slide archive sheet brings a new flexibility for large and small slide collections. With this system it is possible to have slides and relevant material such as maps, statistics etc. side by side to be placed in the same registry. The sheets can even be used for coin collections to serve.

The drawing illustrates the subject matter of the invention by way of example Execution. They show: FIG. 1 a front view of the archive sheet, FIG. 2 a vertical cross-section of the same, Figure 3 is a partial front view of the sheet with A = punch holes.

The archive sheet consists of the transparent film 1, which is e.g. in the Size of DIN 821 is kept and forms the front = front. The back of the sheet is provided with strips 2, which by means of welds 3, 4 so on the front sheet i are attached that twenty pockets 5 for slides and four pockets 6 for title cards be formed. The individual pockets 5 and 6 are about ten mm wide Distance from each other so that the slides can be easily inserted or removed from the pockets which can be found.

At the top of the sheet 1 are two channels 7 on the back, 8 provided for receiving a hanging rail 9 and orientation cards.

Instead of a suspension rail 9, the archive sheet 1 can also have binding holes 10 have to accommodate the sheet in a folder. Slides can be placed in the pockets 5 pushed in and then always overlooked without touching them. she can be grouped into topics as required and quickly exchanged, the same = the cards inserted in the pockets 6, as = as also the ones in the Channel 8 or 7 inserted orientation strips.

The example shown is based on DIN 821.

Of course, any other DIN size can be used for special cases will.

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Claims (5)

Patent claims / protection claims: 1. + larsicht-slide archive sheet for Suspension files or folders, characterized in that they are made from a transparent film (1) consists of a front sheet, the back of which is provided with strips (2) which attached by welds (3, 4) to the front sheet (1) and divided so that a number of pockets (5) and (6) is formed to accommodate slides and ories = animal cards. 2. Transparent sheet according to claim 1, characterized in that the the upper edge of the sheet (1) is provided with two channels (7, 8) on the back, of which one channel to accommodate a suspension rail (g) and the other channel is used to insert an orientation strip or Signalreiterna. 3. Transparent sheet according to Claims 1 and 2, characterized in that that the upper edge of the sheet (1) on = instead of a hanging rail mounting holes (10) has to staple the sheet in a folder. 4. Transparent sheet according to Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that the pockets (5, 6) are open at their upper ends in full width and one Have a distance of about ten mm to the pockets above, for convenience Inserting the slides into the pockets. 5. Transparent sheet according to Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the pockets (6, 6) are set up in special sizes for coin collections.