ES1060431U - Perfected disc case (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Cover for discs, characterized by consisting of a single piece, preferably made of cardboard, having two tabs in one direction and two covers in the other direction, one of them being provided with one tab and the other with 3 slots, and arranging on the back of a printed box. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Improved disc case.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a cover for disks, which brings novel features and notable advantages compared to the known and used means for same purposes in the current state of the art.

More particularly, the invention consists of a single piece, preferably cardboard, made by die.  This piece is equipped with tabs, which will be placed in the slots arranged for this purpose. This will make the process of construction be simplified, so production costs will decrease, and the opening and closing of the cover will be achieved They are very simple. Additionally, on the back of the case will print a box, so that it can be sent directly under the non-standardized mail rate.

Background and summary of the invention

There are numerous backgrounds of cases and boxes for discs in which they have been lowering costs without losing in Security regarding content. In this way, the Traditional plastic boxes have given way to endless covers made of less rigid materials such as flexible plastics and Thick cardboard. In the state of the art of patents and utility models similar to the one presented in this invention, fits highlight those that are made of cardboard or paper sheets and arranged in an open envelope, which means leaving exposed air a part of the disk. This entails the possibility of falling accidental during transport, with the risk of damage supposed.

By the present invention, no part of the disk is exposed to the outside. In addition, the use of eyelashes and Slots for closing avoids the need to use items self-adhesive, which as is known lose effectiveness with the use.

Brief description of the drawings

This and other features and advantages of the invention, will become more clearly apparent from the detailed description that follows in a preferred way of embodiment, given by way of illustration only and not limiting, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in the that:

Figure 1 is a plan view of the piece single, preferably cardboard, in fully position extended, in which you can see the different tabs and slots

Figure 2 is a view of the cover partially closed with a disk inside, where two of the tabs are located in their corresponding slots and just need to locate the third to keep the case perfectly closed.

And Figure 3 shows the back of the case a Once closed, which shows the box in which you can write down an address, or any other data, such as the content of the disk.

Description of a preferred embodiment

As indicated above, the detailed description of the invention will be carried out as far as which continues with the help of the attached drawings, through the which the same numerical references are used to designate the same or similar parts. Thus, attending first the representation of figure 1, a view is shown schematized, in plan, of the cover object of the invention, according to the chosen embodiment. This fact should not be understood. as limiting in any way, since everything that is said It is equally applicable in the case where the embodiment chosen be another.

Centering the description on the mentioned figure 1, it can be seen that the piece has in its center a base (1), flanked in one direction by the two covers (2) and (3), and in the another direction through the tabs (4). The cover (3) is equipped with instead of another tab (5), while in the cover (2) they are arranged the 3 slots (6) and (7). It can be seen that both tabs and Slots have pointed shapes in one case and curvilinear in the rest, in order to get the insertion of each other It is easier.

In figure 2, the arrangement of the case when it is partially closed and with a disc in its interior. To get to this position, first place the disk (8) on the base (1). Then the lid is folded down (2) on the disc, inserting the tabs (4) into the slots (6). From this way, it is observed that only a small part of the disc is left exposed, but after folding the lid (3) over the lid (2), by inserting the tab (5) into the slot (7), the disc is perfectly protected.

Finally, in figure 3 we see both the obverse as the back of the case once completely closed. In the seen from the back, the printed box (9) is observed. This box Its purpose is to write in it an address to send directly the disk through non-standardized postage, or any other data of interest, such as the content of the disk.

Claims (4)

1. Cover for discs, characterized by consisting of a single piece, preferably of cardboard, having two tabs in one direction and two covers in the other direction, one of which is equipped with a flange and the other with 3 slots, and having on the back of a printed box. 2. Cover for discs, according to the first claim, characterized by being provided with a pointed flange and two other curved ones to facilitate its insertion. 3. Cover for discs, according to the first claim, characterized by being provided with 3 curved grooves to facilitate the insertion of the tabs in them. 4. Cardboard cover for discs, according to the first claim, characterized by having a box on its back that makes it franking.