ES86459U - Control sheet with indicator trestle (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Control sheet with indicator trestle that is essentially characterized by the fact that it consists of a cardboard of rectangular shape which is affected, by the margin intended for handling, a reinforcement consisting of a batch adhered by any suitable means of union which is provided to provide sufficient consistency and provide adequate protection to said margin, being also in this a plurality of holes aligned and parallel to the corresponding edge in which it is adaptable the trestle indicator and remove under any relative position with respect to the token that will be in each case the necessary so that this easel does not overlap with those of the remaining grouped tokens, said easel consisting in a lamellae of material that is substantially elastic which is folded on itself so that two are formed fins of unequal width riveted together throughout a narrow contact zone, with the particularity that the smaller fin of the fold has on both sides of said line two bulges that define in the larger internal part a narrow housing for the lateral introduction of the sign or sheet intended for inscriptions, which they are perceptible through a rectangular window that affects almost all the aforementioned fin, being found in the opposite part of the fold two drafts to enable the introduction and removal of the sign, the free edge of the minor fin in question being provided, which also it is in contact with the adjoining fin, of nails uniformly distributed and spaced apart according to the mutual separation between the holes of the tab, whose nails, in turn bending over themselves, penetrate in respective holes made in the fin greater being the degree of penetration the sufficient so that forcing slightly separating The edges of the fold can be placed as a grapilla on the manageable edge of the sheet so that the nails pass through the corresponding perforations of the latter thus ensuring the stability and immobility of the easel for which the edges of the fold must be separated again. in order to undo the blockage determined by the introduction of the nails in their respective perforations. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)