DE8001380U1 - CARRIERS FOR SLIDE SERIES - Google Patents

Description

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The innovation concerns a carrier plate for slide series.

Boxes or magazines are used to store framed slides in which a large number of slides one behind the other is arranged. For many purposes, however, it is desirable to have the slides so that each individual is clearly visible and can be easily removed. For this purpose, the slides should be fixed on a carrier be that they do not fall out when handling the carrier. The task of creating such a carrier is solved by the innovation. At the same time, the clarity is improved without having to rearrange the slides to have to.

The carrier according to the innovation consists of an elastic thin plastic plate with a Number of pockets for holding the framed slides is provided. On a plate in A4 format, e.g. 4 rows with 3 pockets each for slide frames of the usual format Place.

Figure 1 shows an example of a bag according to the innovation,

FIG. 2 shows a section along the line AB, FIG. 3 shows a section along the line A'-B ¹ and FIG. 4 shows a section along the line CD.

In Figure 1, (1) is the bottom of the pocket (recess). It is about the thickness of the slide frame lower than the surface (2) of the carrier plate. The distance between the edges (3) / (4) or (5) / (6) of the recess each other is slightly larger than the slide frame. At (7) and (8) the edge of the recess is beveled, to make it easier to touch the slide. The elastic tabs (9) and (10) are at the level of the surface the carrier plate and are intended to fix the slide in the pocket. The tabs range from Edge (4) up to about the middle of the side edges (5) or (6). .. ,, ,,,,

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In Figure 2 and the other figures have the numbers
same meaning as in Figure 1. In the figure is
the slide (11) is also drawn in. Figure 3 leaves the
Recognize the section through the flap (10) and the recess (12) underneath in the bottom of the bag,
while in Figure 4 both tabs (9) and (10) as well

both recesses (12) and (13) are visible. Also i

a slide (11) is also drawn in here. I.

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The carrier according to the innovation is preferably made of |

a thin, deep-drawable plastic plate

made of, for example, 0.3 to 1 mm thick polyvinyl chloride 1

or polystyrene. §

The thickness of the plates is chosen so that they, and |

especially the tabs (9) and (10), sufficient |

are elastic. The surface of the panels can be colored |

and printed, for example with information on the f

Slides or with characters according to which the arrangement of the |

Slides are made. |

When using the carrier, the slides are removed from the edge (3) §

all the way to the edge 4 in the pocket and |

pushed under the tabs (9) and (10). The pressure g

The tab holds the slides securely in the pockets. ^

The recesses under the tabs also make |

making it easier to insert slides whose frame |

is slightly thicker than the pockets are deep. 1

Claims (3)

1Y YES «· · for · ··» «Entitled to protection 1. Carrier for holding framed slides, characterized in that a thin elastic plate with a number of depressions (pockets) is provided, the bottom (1) of which is about the thickness of the slide frame; lies deeper than the plate surface (2), the recess having opposite edges (3) / (4) and (5) / (6), the distance between which is slightly greater than the slide frame, and that from [two sides forth at the level of the surface of the [plate tabs (9) and (10) from the edge (4) to about ^! to the middle of the side edges (5) or (6) protrude over the indentation that fixes the slide inserted into the pocket. 2. Carrier according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom (1) under the tabs (9) and (10) have recesses having. 3. Carrier according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the edge (3) has a bevel (7).