ES1060462U - Folding for tools or objects briefcase. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Foldable case for tools or objects; characterized in that it is constituted by a substantially laminar coil portion, which on the outside has closing means and, above, a handle; two flexible lateral flaps of the side closure of the case are fixed inside the coil portion, removable to access pockets for inserting one of the ends of the tools or objects; the inner part of the coiled portion implements releasable and selective fixing means of caps which cooperate in holding the opposite end of the objects inserted in the pockets, in order to adapt to different configurations of the objects and facilitate their introduction and extraction. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Folding briefcase for tools or objects.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a briefcase Folding for tools or objects.

Background of the invention

Cases are currently known for transport of tools such as tools, consisting of a rigid material box with its lid.

Usually in these briefcases the tools go loose, leading to disorganization and hindering location of them.

Other briefcases provided with lasts where they house the tools and objects they also need to be manufactured in rigid material, and have the disadvantage that much of the interior space is occupied by lasts, space that is not used to store objects.

Other briefcases are also known in which internal elastic rubber straps are provided, in which it is relatively complicated to insert or extract the tools or objects by the tightening they exert. In these briefcases also usually happen that the tools for this circumstance are left loose, causing disorder.

Also, in some of these briefcases it is not easy to adapt to the storage of different objects or that they change over time, especially those of last or cinch, which are somehow made to measure and in the holes provided is Difficult to adapt different objects.

These inconveniences are remedied by use of the briefcase of the invention.

Description of the invention

The briefcase of the invention has a constitution simple and economical, and implements means to keep tidy and placed the objects or utensils contained in it so that its Introduction and extraction is simple, cooperating in maintaining the order and facilitating the adaptation of the briefcase to change with the Time of stored objects.

According to the invention, the briefcase is constituted by a substantially quadrangular laminar portion Rollable and equipped with an outer handle for transport, as well as of means to secure its closure, usually straps and / or portions of adhesive curl.

Inside, the roll-up portion has flexible side flaps that closes the case briefly when closed or shaped, and that can be removed when It is open to access stored utensils.

Also on the inside, the portion Rollable has pockets where the tools are introduced or objects by one of its ends.

Complementarily, in the internal part of the removable portion disposable fixing means are arranged of a kind of caps that cooperate in holding the tools by the opposite end to the one inserted in the pocket.

How these caps can come off and place in the most appropriate position, its adaptation to any configuration that the objects to contain can adopt will be total, the objects being perfectly subject. At the time of his extraction, just detach and remove the corresponding cap to release the end of the object to be extracted, and then extract its opposite end of the pocket with ease.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1 shows a front view of the briefcase of the invention in closed or shaped position.

Figure 2 shows a side view of the Figure 1.

Figure 3 shows a view of the briefcase of the invention in open position.

Description of a practical embodiment of the invention

The briefcase 1 of the invention comprises a Portion 2 substantially flexible or foldable quadrangular laminar on itself according to seven flat sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, as You see the figures.

The planes alternate of greater and lesser length corresponding dimensions as they will be faced, as seen in the figures, while the sides of the briefcase they will be closed by means of flexible flaps 10 that can be set aside when briefcase is open to access objects 11 stored.

On the outside of section 8 corresponding to the top of the case is provided with a handle 12 for transport, while outside the rest of the sections, especially in the front 5 and closing flap 9, seams or straps 13 are sewn or fixed unbuttoning that constitute the means of closing the briefcase.

On the inside, portion 9 presents in its section of flap a portion 14 of adhesive curl that cooperates with its antagonist, not represented, in maintaining the closure of the briefcase.

Likewise, they are configured by the internal part pockets 15 by fixing on both sides 16, of continuous mode, of 17 laminar portions whose ends Opposites 18 are sewn at regular or irregular intervals forming the mouths of the pockets.

Since these pockets can accommodate tools or objects of different lengths and shapes, in order to ensure your position and do not leave, the case incorporates a kind of removable caps 19 that are fixed in position most appropriate in the central part of portion 2 holding the opposite end of the object in question.

The removable selective fixation of the caps are materialized by a portion of adhesive curl, not  represented, incorporated therein, which are fixed to a antagonist portion 20 arranged along the entire central part internal portion 2. This portion may be a single larger piece or consist of several strips.

Finally, both portion 2 and the flaps and Pockets can be manufactured in various flexible materials, preferring the portion two that incorporates some planes or cartons internal, not represented, that give a certain body or rigidity to their different planes.

Describe sufficiently the nature of the invention, as well as how to perform it in practice, should be noted that the provisions indicated above and represented in the attached drawings are susceptible to modifications of detail as long as they do not alter the principle fundamental.

Claims (5)

1. Folding case for tools or objects; characterized in that it is constituted by a substantially rolling sheet portion, which in its outer part has closing means and, superiorly, a handle; two flexible side flaps with lateral closure of the case, removable for access to pockets of introduction of one of the ends of the tools or objects are fixed on the inside of the rollable portion; The internal part of the roll-away portion implements removable and selective fixing means of caps that cooperate in holding the opposite end of the objects inserted in the pockets, in order to adapt to different configurations of the objects and facilitate their introduction and removal. 2. Briefcase according to claim 1 characterized in that the roll-away portion is constituted by a plurality of sections that fold over themselves, the ones having similar lengths facing each other, and finishing in a final plane as a flap. 3. Briefcase according to claim 1 characterized in that the closure means of the briefcase consist of unfastened straps and / or portions of adhesive curl. 4. Briefcase according to claims 1 and 2 characterized in that the pockets are configured by means of laminar portions fixed internally continuously along one or both sides of the roll-up portion, except for the flap section, and at their opposite ends at regular intervals or irregular configuring the mouths of the pockets. 5. Briefcase according to claim 1 characterized in that the removable and selective fixing means of the caps consist of continuous or discontinuous portions of adhesive curl arranged inside the roll-up portion in the areas where the corresponding ends of the different pieces are provided. , and antagonistic portions of the same material in solidarity with the caps.