DE7439863U - Containers for music cassettes - Google Patents

Description

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Jürgen Reichert
Hauke Sturm
Graphic designer
1 Berlin 19
Knobelsdorffstr. 35

Container for music cassettes Description:

The container was created to store music cassettes.

We set ourselves the task of making a music cassette holder to develop in which the cassettes by their toothed arrangement and not by partition walls or mechanical Pressure are held and, in contrast to most conventional designs, went from a diagonal, Alternately offset arrangement of the music cassettes in the container.

The container should stand alone, the labels on the cassettes easily recognizable and the cassettes themselves light be removable.

The basic shape of the container is a flat, lying cuboid, In one of the two largest areas, parallel to the smallest area, compartments are let in, which serve to To record music cassettes.

Tm cross-section, parallel to the smallest surface of the cuboid, the following description results:

In each case one of the largest surface diagonals of a music cassette is congruent with the upper edge (θ) of the container and the corresponding other largest (the second) diagonal of a mini cassette in the adjacent minor compartment. Vividly illustrated results in ri i (> arrangement of the cassettes by rotating every second ¹ ; is ν i 'I: te at the intersection of the largest surface diagonals by rlcii'. Iiiltnl of the two diagonals to one another.

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Half of the musicassotte that is below the diagonal is located in a compartment of the container that has the shape of a right triangle. The hypotenuse (O) of the triangle is slightly larger than the largest surface diagonal of a music cassette, which is the larger cathetus (K2) j slightly larger than the largest side of a music cassette, and

the smaller cathetus (Kl) is slightly larger than the second largest side of a music cassette. Smaller and larger cathetus alternate from subject to subject.

The height (il) of the container is slightly greater than the height in the right triangle; is the width of the container a little larger than the largest surface diagonal of a music cassette. (End of description in cross section)

The boundaries of each compartment are:

a) the two support surfaces (Λ) for the cassettes; she are perpendicular to each other on the smallest side, correspond to a smallest and a second smallest Area of a music cassette and are a little larger than them;

b) the two lateral boundary surfaces (B); They have the shape of a triangle and are congruent; the triangle arises from the connection of the smaller cathetus (Kl) with the intersection (S) of the larger cathetus (K2).

The individual compartments interlock and in this way form spatial bodies. The alternating arrangement is therefore unnecessary the usual partition walls. The interlocking of the compartments is based on the interlocking arrangement of the music cassettes away from each other.

The music cassettes are clearly arranged in the container, they are easy to remove and their labeling is good recognizable. In addition, the manufacture of the container appears to us to be simple and material-saving.

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Claims (4)

Jürgen Reichert Hauke Sturm graphic designer Berlin 19 Kobelsdorffst.ro 35 containers for music cassettes Protection claims: 1. Container for music tapes, characterized in that the music tapes on edge, on one of the smallest pages standing, are arranged in such a way that each e: 'ne of the largest surface diagonals of a cassette parallel to The base level and is congruent with the upper edge of the container and the corresponding other, largest surface diagonal of one located in the adjacent secondary compartment Musicassette. 2. Container for music cassettes according to claim 1, characterized in that it has the shape of a flat, lying Cuboid has, in one of the two largest surfaces, embedded compartments, parallel to the smallest surfaces who want to record music cassettes. 3. Container for music cassettes according to claim 2, characterized in that that half of each music cassette that is below the largest surface diagonal of the music cassette lies, protrudes into the container and partially enclosed by a compartment that has the shape of the protruding into the compartment Part of the cassette and its boundary surfaces are: a) the two support surfaces for the cassettes; They stand on the smallest side perpendicular to each other, a smallest and a second smallest area correspond to one another Musicassette and are little bigger than them; b) the two lateral boundary surfaces; everyone has that Shape of a triangle. 7439863 05/22/75 4. Container for music cassettes according to) claim "characterized in that the loan of the container is slightly larger al ρ the height in the right triangle, which is formed from the connection of the largest area diagrams of a cassette with one of the largest and one of the second largest sides of the music cassette and that the width of the container is a little larger than the largest surface diagonal of a music cassette. 5. Container for music cassette according to claim ¹ I, characterized in that the individual compartments intermesh and in this way form liaum bodies whose alternating, toothed arrangement makes partition walls superfluous. 7439863 2105.75