DE7513158U - Element for packaging photographic sheet material - Google Patents

Description

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29 Oldenburg
EUsabethetxaße 6

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Clement for aie packaging of photographic sheet material

The jirfinaung relates to an element for the packaging of photographic sheet material, in particular for the packaging of negatives and images of a single j-ji development order.

jj ± e negatives and images of a intwickiun ^ sauftrages weraen returned to the customer separately, .uie iiegative for example, are known to be inserted ir. Papierfalttasciien and aie pictures in a separate i'üte or äimlich molded an envelope paper bag packed uie eingetaocaten negative, and of which getx'ennt packed images are then packed again in a fixed x'apierüü.fce that can be stranded with J ₁ Ufcrucken such as address, order number una other belonging to the i ^ ntvvicklun _L, B3uftrag notes.

This way of packing and shipping from to one ii.ntwicKlu.ag order related documents is in the multitude by K una en. relatively little and therefore also cost-effective

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intense. Apart from that, the settlement is designed Jint development orders for everyone involved in the process Parties, even for the customer, as cumbersome; because at, every control and assessment during the Processing of the development order involves extensive handling for the purpose of .can- and unpacking the photographic Materials.

The object of the invention is to find an element of the type mentioned to create by which handling aem photographic sheet material oeim Packing and unpacking is reduced to a minimum.

This task is solved according to the x ^ rfinaung been, aau> a schieooarer in a sleeve box ochiebeeinsats sin ^ e-formed recesses for the negatives and has the pictures and caß the jiüllschachtel its upper side is one of the ^, inlaid recess for the pictures has oichtfenster.

Slide insert and envelope box together form one flat box similar to one known per se The matchbox can be opened by pulling the insert in the Hülischachcel moved v / ird. in aie depositing hollows of the push-in insert can tire in otreifen. cut negative of the developed iriljses and the corresponding

From IG _t paper; e of the negatives, or images, werden- simply inserted Ld e Hüllschachtel advantageously has on. their upper side has an oichtfenster assigned to the insertion recess for the pictures. In addition to the advantage of instant recognition of the subject to be seen in the viewing window, this viewing window also has the advantage that a picture to be seen is given a frame effect, ie the picture looks like a framed picture through the viewing window. Framed pictures are visually more appealing, which increases the customer's enjoyment of his pictures.

In addition, the element according to the invention offers packaging of pictures and negatives still has the advantage that archiving is possible. The box-shaped elements can e.g. how books are stacked or set up on a shelf, - ^ by appropriate labels, which are also dated from Customers can be made, such can be archived photographic records can be easily found.

Preferably, the Schiebeeinsatζ is designed so that the molded recesses overlap each other. The insertion recess for the negatives extends in the longitudinal direction of the sliding insert because the negative cutouts cut into strips need a rectangular, elongated insert space. The recess for the pictures corresponds its dimensions correspond to the size of the paper removed from the pictures and is used as a recess for the negatives

stepped edge incision molded into the slide insert. Both iSinle troughs are, however, arranged symmetrically to the longitudinal axis of the sliding insert. For packing the artwork the streifenföraiigen Wegativ sections in the assigned i) insertion recess and then ax Pictures inserted so that the negatives are held down by the pictures resting on them in the sliding insert.

After a '' further training, the insertion recess for The pictures have at least one that ends with the upper plane of the sliding insert and protrudes into the recess Image holding nose open. The inserted images are also secured against falling out through this image holding lug. When inserting the pictures, the hands of the pictures are snapped under the picture holding noses, so that the pictures are also held again hold the negative strips underneath.

Polystyrene has been chosen as the preferred material for the slide insert, as this material deforms Ie5: ht can be and offers sufficient strength with low wall thickness. Polystyrene is also easy to work with, so that the shaping for the sliding insert can be done by deep drawing with suitable tools.

Plastic, but also paper or stronger cards can be used.

An exemplary embodiment of the fixation from which further inventive features result is shown in the drawing shown. Show it:

Fig. 1 is a schematic plan view of a sliding insert

Fig. 2 is a section through the Schiebeinsats along the Line II-II in Fig. 1 and

3 shows a schematic, perspective view of the envelope box

According to Figure 1; into the rectangular slide insert 1 an insertion recess 2 is formed by deep drawing, which also has an arcuate recess on one side of the head 3, into which the slide insert is pushed in and out a finger of the operator can intervene. The extending in the longitudinal direction of the sliding insert 1 Insertion recess 2 is used to insert strip-shaped negatives, not shown, of films. I can of course accept negatives can also be placed in the tray 2 together with the surrounding cellophane envelopes. Almost in the middle is the longitudinal side edge of the trough 2, as shown, offset to the outside and thus forms the trough 4 for the Pictures from. By a clan 5 »from the bottom of the tray 2 stands tall, the tray 4 for the images is offset in terms of height from the tray 2 for the negatives. with 6 is a ι in the upper edge plane of the sliding insert

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into the insertion recess for the images above denotes under which inserted paper images grip and thus before falling out of the Sliding insert are protected.

According to FIG. 2, in which a section along line II-II in FIG. 1 is shown, the sliding insert is off a sheet of thin polystyrene formed by deep drawing. Identical components have the same reference numbers Mistake.

Fig. 3 shows schematically in a perspective view a cover box 7 into which the sliding insert 1 can be pushed. The envelope box 7 has a viewing window 8, under which, when the sliding insert is inserted, the paper images in the insertion recess 4 for the images come to rest so that you can see the top picture through the viewing window with the sliding insert closed and envelope box can consider existing element.

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Claims (1)

. J Expectations: Λ _._ Element for the packaging of photographic sheet material, in particular for the packaging of negatives and images of a single development & saufträges, characterized in that a sliding insert (1), which can be pushed into an envelope box (7), is molded into insertion recesses (2, 4) for the Has negatives and the images and that the envelope box has a viewing window (8) assigned to the insertion recess for the images on its upper side. 2. Element for the packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the Einisgemulde (2) for the negatives to the bottom of the sliding insert (1) is drawn and that the insertion recess (4) for the images on both sides in the edge region of the sliding insert symmetrically above deposition of the insertion recess (2) for the negatives. 5. E element for the packaging according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the insertion jug (4) for the images has at least one with the upper edge plane of the sliding insert (1) terminating in the insertion hollow protruding image holding nose (6). 4_. Element for the packaging according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the material for the sliding insert (1) is polystyrene.