ES1301108U - VISITING CARD (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Business card, with a common size to any business card and suitable to be carried in wallets, card holders, diaries, or other elements with similar functions, and made of paper, cardboard, plastic, wood, or metal, characterized because it is made up of two sheets (1 and 1') joined by a central fold (2) which have two inclined recesses (11 and 11') with slits (111) close to one of their ends symmetrically and in correspondence between them. and 111'), bearing the external faces of the sheets (1 and 1') contact information, services, or advertising messages. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

VISITING CARD

TECHNIQUE SECTOR

The mentioned invention falls within the sector of accessories or objects whose purpose is to commercially promote a company, product or person.

More specifically, the stated invention falls within the elements previously exposed and which are intended to be carried in card format in personal items such as wallets, card holders, diaries, or any personal item with similar purposes.

STATE OF THE ART

Today we are aware of the existence of a great variety of types of accessories or objects, in card format, dedicated to the previous purpose and where these could be classified into two generalized groups;

- those whose purpose is exclusively promotion, that is, they have a single use, and,

- Those that have this purpose, but also have a secondary utility.

In the case of the former, the cards that are made of cardboard or plastic, or even wood, with a wide variety of designs, and which generally have a rectangular configuration, are quite well known.

In the case of the latter, those that provide a second utility, there is knowledge of cards with different secondary utilities, some of which are listed below;

- calendar: this type of accessory generally has a rectangular configuration, with an annual calendar on one side,

- magnifying glass: this type of accessory has a magnifying glass in the shape of a window in its upper part which has the commercial information in the lower part,

- ruler: this type of accessory usually has a linear marking on its upper contour, generally expressed in millimeters and centimeters,

- and finally there is knowledge of cards made of a type of resistant material such as metal, which have punched holes in different shapes whose use is as a tool or utensil.

As of the date of writing this report, the inventor has no record of any invention which bears a relationship of configuration and utility as the stated invention.

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

Today it is common, or even routine, to use mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets, objects which are usually carried with the same zeal, or even in the same place, as personal documentation itself; in fact, there are devices which have covers in which to house such documents.

Having previously explained the elements known in the state of the art, none of them provides a utility which allows a more comfortable handling of such devices.

The invention that is recommended here aims to provide the user with said comfort by providing a business card which has an ideal configuration for this purpose.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Thus, the business card that is recommended here is configured as a remarkable novelty within its field of application, being the characterizing details that make it possible and that distinguish it from what is already available today. known conveniently collected in the indications that accompany the present description.

Specifically, what the invention proposes, as indicated by the statement and the object of the invention, is a business card which, in addition to displaying advertising, or contact information of a company or person, provides a second utility to the user. allowing the fixation of the mobile device in an inclined position without having to use the hands for such action.

For this purpose, a business card is presented with a standard size to that of any business card in order to be kept in the wallet, agenda card holder, or other elements with similar functions, and in which contact information is shown, of services, or advertising messages.

Said card is configured by two sheets joined by a central fold in order to be able to be opened at different angles and thus maintain verticality.

In order to be able to carry out the secondary function of fixing the mobile device on it so that the user can have both hands, on both leaves, and close to one of their ends, they are arranged symmetrically and in correspondence with each other. respective inclined recesses with slits.

On the outer face of both sheets there is contact information, services, or advertising messages, in order to be able to be displayed when the card is closed, or when it is open, maintaining the verticality at any opening angle of the card.

In this way, the mobile device fits into a slightly inclined horizontal or vertical position on said slots when the card is open, arranging it at different opening angles depending on the type or model of the device, or the vertical or horizontal position that it determines. of the same user.

The material that makes up said card will generally be paper or cardboard, not ruling out other materials used lately in the making of cards such as plastic, wood, or even metal.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order not to intend to limit said invention in its variety of embodiment, an embodiment of the invention is illustrated below.

Figure 1.- Represents a front view of the invention in the closed position.

Figure 2.- Represents a perspective view of the invention in the open position.

DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

With reference to the attached figures, according to the numbering reflected therein, and in a preferred but non-limiting embodiment, the business card is arranged in a size common to any business card and suitable for being carried in wallets. , card holders, agendas, or other elements with similar functions.

It consists of two sheets (1 and 1') joined by a central fold (2) placing two inclined recesses (11 and 11') with slits (111 and 111') close to one of their ends symmetrically and in correspondence between them. ).

On the external faces of the sheets (1 and 1') there is contact information, services, or advertising messages.

The material with which the card is made will preferably be paper or cardboard, not ruling out the use in its production of materials such as plastic, wood, or metal.

Claims (1)

1. Business card, with a common size to any business card and suitable to be carried in wallets, card holders, diaries, or other elements with similar functions, and made of paper, cardboard, plastic, wood, or metal, characterized because it is made up of two sheets (1 and 1') joined by a central fold (2) which have two inclined recesses (11 and 11') with slits (111) close to one of their ends symmetrically and in correspondence between them. and 111'), bearing the external faces of the sheets (1 and 1') contact information, services, or advertising messages.