ES162975U - Folding presenter. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Foldable presenter, characterized by being constituted by several rectangular surfaces aligned and joined together by a strip of cardboard, plastic or other material of a certain width, so that the space between the rectangular surfaces mentioned is occupied by a folding line provided in the strip that joins them from the rear, which allows them to be folded on top of each other so that the space occupied by the presenter in the folded position equals the space of a tail of their surfaces constituents, the strip that joins them being flanked by longitudinal flaps, integral and collapsible, in which the aforementioned transverse folding lines are continued, flaps to which, from time to time, they are made transversely aligned notches, joining the two battlements resulting from those practiced, by circular and elastic rubbers, and that tensed and passing through of holes provided in the same longitudinal flaps go from each of the notches alluded to an anchor made in transverse flaps, folding and formed in the same strip that serves as a link to the rectangular surfaces, and at a point of said intermediate strip between two folding lines, said joining strip extending at one of its ends, when the presenter is deployed, in order to protrude inferiorly from the space occupied by the rectangular surfaces, presenting at the same end a transverse flap, similar to those mentioned above, but carrying at the same time, at the ends of the longitudinal flaps, cross pieces that make up the feet of the presenter, likewise foldable by being integral with the aforementioned longitudinal flaps, all in such a way that, when said flaps are lowered at the same time, overcoming the tension exerted on both elastic bands with e in order to flush with the strip from which the rectangular surfaces forming the presenter are integral, they can overlap each other, whereas when deployed, the detailed operations occur in reverse, but automatically, since the tension of the elastic bands lifts the longitudinal flaps until they form a right angle with respect to the strip that serves as a unión to the rectangular surfaces, a limit position adopted by the impact of those flaps against the lateral ones belonging to the transverse flaps provided in the same strip, and which, by of the same elastic rubbers, they also rise at the same time, leaving those pieces crossed at the end of their respective longitudinal flaps, so arranged, that they are constituted in the presenter's feet when adopting this one a vertical position with respect to them . (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)