DE8712942U1 - Hanging file for loose-leaf filing - Google Patents

Description

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£ ^&khgr; LEWINSKY & PRIETSCH

GcWnardstr. 31

$ ' D-8000 i/.arrY,sn 2f 25. 9. 1987

f/ 17.120-1/vm

|i · 5 Brause GmbH, Manchinger Str. 129, 8070 Ingolstadt

"Hanging folder for loose-leaf filing"

The innovation concerns a hanging file for vertical
Hanging in system or organizational records

for loose-leaf filing of loosely inserted documents. Such hanging files have two essentially parallel, usually laterally open folder covers, which are connected to each other at their lower end to form a flexible base and which each have a hanging rail at their upper, freely extending ends, with which the hanging file can be placed in corresponding shelves,
Furniture or other filing cabinets.

The previously known hanging folders have folder covers made of cardboard, which
It tears, gets dirty and is subject to extremely high levels of wear and tear with use and also does not allow for the organizational effects required in offices today.

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The innovation is based on the task of remedying these deficiencies and creating a hanging folder that, in addition to
optical advantages, is subject to little wear, can be applied cleanly and has excellent or-

organizational effects.

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in the manner set out at the outset, in accordance with the innovation
solved that the two plastic film
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strip and have a welded flat sleeve on their upper edge that holds the corresponding hanging rail. Such a hanging folder
is virtually indestructible due to the materials used for it, hardly absorbs dirt, is visually perfect and allows for a variety of organizational effects.
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Pursuing this task and the solution
The advantages offered are preferably the plastic film
The folder cover of such a hanging folder is kept in colour, suitably translucent, in order to
Organization with different colors different
To identify types of registered documents
and to make the latter largely recognizable from the outside.

In the spirit of such organizational measures it is, if!

According to another feature of the innovation in the here i

proposed hanging file whose hanging rails are on- 1

taking flat sleeves form the edge strips, which - like f

usual - color riders, plug signals or other organi- i;

sation means to provide additional order and i

to provide subdivision tools. f

Finally, this advantage is in certain cases highly §

increased if such a hanging folder has its \

front folder cover pockets, so for inserting

of business cards or for recording organizational j

such as file notes, price lists and the like, on ]

points. I

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The proposed type is shown in two exemplary embodiments, shown!

Fig. ₁ 1 a suspension file according to the innovation in the most commonly used form and

Fig . 2 shows such a hanging file with additional pockets.

The hanging folder according to the innovation consists of two folder covers 1 that are essentially parallel to one another and open at the sides, which are connected to one another at their lower end by a plastic strip 3 welded on both sides to form a flexible base, and each have a welded flat sleeve 2 at their upper, freely extending ends, which accommodate the hanging rails 4. In the special embodiment shown in Fig. 2, the front of the two folder covers 1 made of plastic film has two inlets.

Pockets, one pocket 5 of which is intended for inserting business cards and another pocket 6 for holding organizational aids such as file notes, price lists and the like.

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Claims (3)

Protection claims: 1. Hanging file for vertical hanging in system or organizational filing systems for loose-leaf filing of loosely inserted documents, the two essentially parallel, laterally open folder covers of which are connected to one another at their lower end to form a flexible base and each have a hanging rail at their upper freely extending ends, characterized in that the two folder covers (1) made of plastic film form their base by means of a plastic strip (3) welded to their lower edge regions on both sides and each have a welded flat sleeve (2) on their upper edge regions which receives the associated hanging rail (4). 2. Hanging file according to claim 1, characterized in that the plastic film of the folder cover (1) is colored, preferably translucent. 3. Suspension file according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the flat sleeves (2) receiving the hanging rails (4) form the edge strips of the suspension file. i. Hanging folder according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the front folder cover (1) has pockets, such as a pocket (5) for inserting business cards and another pocket (6) for holding organizational aids such as file notes, price lists and the like.