FR2628954A1 - STORE WITH PHOTOS WITHOUT INTERNAL ASPECTS PREVENTING THE SLIDE OF PICTURES IN THE SHOP - Google Patents

Abstract

a) Photo magazine without internal roughness preventing the photos from sliding into the magazine; b) Characterized in that, on the side edges 4, 5 also of the front panel 1 and of the rear panel 2, fold-over bands 6, 7 integrally therewith are provided, having the same width, folded inwardly and glued together by their end areas facing each other and in that the two fold-over bands 6 integrally with one of the panels 1 each exhibit ease of folding 10 immediately on the edges of the bonding zones 9; c) The invention relates to a photo magazine without internal roughness preventing photos from sliding in the magazine.

Description

(FRENCH REPUBLIC 3 N of publication 2 628 954 (To be used only

  for the NATIONAL INSTITUTES Reproduction Orders) OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY National Registration Number: 89 03518 PARIS

Int CIA: A 45 C 11/00.

@ APPLICATION FOR PATENT OF INVENTION A1

  ) Filing date: March 17, 1989. Q Applicant (s): So-calledFACOM AG. - CH.

  ) Priority: CH. March 28, 1988, No. 01 171/88-5.

Inventor (s): Alfons Gysin.

  4 Date of the public availability of the

  application: BOPI "Patents" No. 39 of 29 September 1989.

  6 References to other national documents appearing

paid Holder (s)

  () Agent (s): Cabinet Herrburger.

  - Store with photos without internal roughness preventing slippage of photos in the store.

  (a) Store with photos without interior asperities preventing slippage of photos in the store; _: v b) Characterized in that. are provided on the side edges,; /.1. , 4, 5 of the front panel 1 as well as the rear panel 2, the: "/ strips to be folded 6, 7 in one piece therewith, are provided, having the same width, folded inwards and glued together by their end zones turned towards each other and in that the two strips to fold 6 in one piece with one of the panels 1 each have a folding facility 10 immediately on the edges of the bonding areas 9 (C) The invention relates to a photo magazine without internal roughness preventing the slippage of photos in the store, N e0: DE LL D Sales of the booklets at the NATIONAL PRIMERIE, 27, rue de the Convention - 75732 PARIS CEDEX 15 l

  STORE WITH PHOTOS WITHOUT HOUSEHOLD ASPECTS

  SLIDE PICTURES IN THE SHOP

  A photo cardboard store for collecting photos, with a front panel and a back panel connected thereto by both side edges and the bottom edge, wherein the front panel and back panel are formed in one piece by folding around the lower edge, and is characterized in that are provided on the lateral edges of both the front panel and the rear panel, strips to fold in one piece with them, presenting the same width, folded inwards and glued together by their end zones turned towards each other and in that the two strips to fold in one piece with one of the panels each have an ease of folding

  immediately to the edges of the bonding areas.

By the description booklet

  British patent GB-A 2,031,376, there is known a store of the type mentioned at the beginning. This store is used for packing and shipping books, cassettes, records. It is formed of a piece of cardboard that is folded about in the middle. Between the front and rear walls formed by the folding, are arranged two strips starting with respect to the two side edges, folded glued where the fold lines are turned outward and flush with the side edges, in case of empty store . The end zones of the two folded strips advancing in the store are glued together in the middle of the store so that the location of the collage protrudes inside the store. A disadvantage of this store consists in the fact that the location of the mentioned bonding is inside the store where the width of the objects to be introduced into the store must be located between the two edges advancing in the store folded strips glued together , if not

  Difficulties may arise in filling the store.

  Objects to put can of course be against the edges of folded strips. But this requires a very large store, which causes economic disadvantages and a high need for space. The folded strips also require a relatively high material requirement, which leads to a relatively large weight of the magazine and a relatively high material cost. In addition the storage height of the empty magazines is relatively large because the folded strips glued to the side edges each contribute with a double thickness of material. But the height

  storage volume determines the volume to be transported

  to a given number of stores, and likewise the cost of

transport.

  The object of the present invention is to create a photo store of the type mentioned at the beginning, which can receive a relatively large number of photos without bumps, which is not intrinsically wider than the largest width of the photos to to deposit, that is suitable for a simple realization, which is avatageux from the economic point of view

  and allow without photos a storage height relative to

slowly.

  The aim is achieved in that, on the side edges, both the front panel and the rear panel, strips are provided to fold in one piece with them, having the same width, folded in and out. bonded together by their end zones adjacent to each other, and in that the two strips to fold in one piece with one of the panels immediately have an ease of folding immediately at the edge of their bonding areas. By these measures, we obtain, that during the establishment of photos in the store, at the distance of the store of photos of the two cities only one of the bands to fold, is folded around the folding facility in place and that the other band to be glued to it is practically entrained. Through this the full width of the front and back panels is available for setting up photos, which gives a relatively narrow photo shop. By this configuration, the front and back panels of the photo store filled with photos do not make bumps. Since for both the front panel and the rear panel the relatively narrow bending tape is cut, a relatively small piece of cardboard with a relatively small amount of paper can be used for making the photo shop. The resulting economic benefits are obvious. The unique, two-sided bonding between the front panel and the back panel makes possible a

  realization of the economically advantageous photo shop

  geous. Because the only bonding locations are located between the end zones folded in, there is not, even with relatively thin cardboard, uncomfortable adhesive traces, visible from the outside, on the front and back panels . Storage height

  empty photo stores only add up the thick

  quadruple of cardboard without cover plate and merchandise store, as a result of the cost of transportation

advantageous are possible.

  Advantageously the folding facilities are arranged on the two strips to fold in one piece with the front panel. As a result of this arrangement, the photos, sliding on the cover plate can be pushed into the open store

without hindrance.

  These two strips to fold in one piece with the other panel can each be provided with ease of folding between the edges of the collages and the side edges of the photo store. This arrangement ensures that at the opening of the photo store are folded on both sides only the first tapes to be folded but that the tapes to be folded from the fully open photo store are all

  even also foldable to the outside. More advantageous-

  Preferably, the folding facilities between the edges of the collages and the side edges of the photo store are offset from the edges of the collages by 1 to 25 percent of the width of the strips to be folded. The folding facilities placed on the strips to fold in one piece with the rear panel can be located more

  close to the side edges of the photo store that the faci-

  folds of the two strips to fold in one piece with the front panel. During the separation of this photo store, the location of gluing between the two strips to be folded will tilt towards the front panel and free up space towards the back panel for

set up photos.

  More advantageously, the strips to be folded are at most twice as wide as the distance between the lateral edges of the storage magazine and the folding facilities immediately on the edges of the two collages. These measurements ensure that, for an open-backed photo store, the folded strips are not on the front panel or back panel, but touch them at most by the full width of the front and back panels.

  is available for setting up photos.

  The strips to be folded may at their ends facing the lower edge of the photo store be moved behind the folding line between the front panel and the rear panel by a recess at right angles. By this measurement the corners of the loaded photo store are closed in a relatively hermetic manner. This is especially advantageous if the ends of the strips to be folded turned towards the

  bottom edge of the photo store are flush with each other

  one of the folding facilities located on the front panel and on the rear panel on both sides of the fold line between the front panel and the rear panel, where the distance from these folding facilities to the fold line is in accordance with the distance

  between the side edges of the photo store and the faci-

  folding units immediately on the edges of the two collages. By fulfilling these conditions the lower border area of the filled photo store appears

practically at right angles.

The ease of folding can

  into a groove, perforation, scratch or

  several cuts and discontinuous grooves in line.

  Other improvements are characterized in that: - the folding facilities are placed on the two strips to fold in one piece with the front panel; - The two strips to fold in one piece with the other panel are each provided with a folding facility located between the edges of the bonding areas and the side edges of the photo store; the folding facilities are placed between the edges of the gluing areas and the lateral edges of the staggered photos store from the gluing areas of from 1 to 25 per cent of the width;

strips to fold.

  - The folding facilities placed on the two baides folded in one piece with the rear panel are located closer to the side edges of the photo store that the folding facilities placed on the two strips to fold a room zcule with the front panel; - The strips to be folded are at most twice as wide as the distance between the lateral edges of the photo store and the grooves immediately at the edge of the two bonding areas; - The strips to fold at their ends facing the lower edge of the photo store are shifted rearwardly with respect to the fold line between the front panel and the rear panel, by means of a recess at right angles; the ends of the folded strips facing the bottom edge of the backward-facing photographic magazine are each flush with one of the folding facilities placed on the front panel and the rear panel of each side of the line of bending between the front panel and the rear panel, how is the distance from these

  folding at the fold line is related to the

  between the side edges of the photo tray and the folding facilities immediately

two bonding areas.

Finally, further improvements

  characterized in that the folding facilities consist of a groove; the folding facilities consist of a perforation; the folding facilities consist of a radiused line; the folding facilities consist of several notches and grooves

discontinuous online.

  In the line, based on the attached drawings two embodiments of the invention are described in more detail. It is shown: FIG. 1: the development of a photo store with the folding facilities on the strips to be folded in one piece with the front panel; - Figure 2: the perspective representation of this photo store in assembly condition by gluing, ready for use;

- Figure 3: a cross-section

  schematic side of this photo store.

  - Figure 4: the development of a photo store, in which the strips to bend both on the front panel and on the panel

  rear are provided with folding facilities.

- Figure 5: a cross-section

  schematic side of this photo store in assembly condition by gluing, ready to use, and

- Figure 6: a longitudinal section

  nal partial schematic on the lower edge area

  from the photo store according to figures 1, 2 and 3.

  Figure 1 shows the development of a photo shop cut out of cardboard. The photo store for receiving photos from Fig. 2 shows a front panel 1 and a rear panel 2 which are obtained by folding the carton around the fold line 3. On the side edges 4 of the front panel 1 and on the lateral edges 5 of the rear panel there are foldable strips 6, 7 of the same width which are in one piece respectively with the front panel 1 and with the rear panel 2. At the preparation of the photo magazine the strips fold 6 and 7 packed in their end zone of glue 8 are folded in and the carton is folded around the folding line 3, after which the end zones of the strips to be folded 6, 7 provided with glue 8, turned one towards each other are glued together. The collages 9 thus created complete the connection between the lateral edges

  4 and 5 of the front and rear panels 1, 2.

  On the two strips to fold 6 in one piece with the front panel 1, is arranged for each A ease of folding 10 immediately on the edges of the collages 9. At the opening of the photo store, the strips to fold 6 d one piece with

  the front panel 1 are folded around this faci-

  The folding strips 7 in one piece with the rear panel 2 are consequently practiced substantially in extension, as shown in FIG. 2. By this arrangement, the photos placed on the cover panel 11 of the magazine Photos can be pushed on the back panel 2 and from there into the photo store. The end zones of the strips to be folded 6, 7 provided with the gluing zones 9 are further turned towards the front panel 1 and do not prevent the introduction of the photos into the photo store, as is also the result of the schematic drawing shown in FIG.

in Figure 3.

  At the upper edge 12 of the photo store exists by means of a perforated connection a

film sleeve 13 known per se.

  In Figure 4 is shown the development of another photo store. In this magazine the two strips to fold 7 in one piece with the rear panel 2 each carry a folding facility 14 located between the edges of the gluing sites 9 provided with glue 8 and the side edges 5 of the photo store. These folding facilities make it possible for the strips to be folded 6, 7 of the open photo magazine can also be compressed to the outside, as shown schematically in FIG. 5. In practice, the folding facilities 14 are displaced relative to each other. at the edges of the gluing sites 9 with a value of 1 to 25 percent of the width of the strips to be folded 6, 7. At the opening of the photo store the strips to be folded 6 are first folded around the facility Folding 10. Other folding facilities. 7 are practically brought into extension until the full opening of the photo store, because the folding facilities 14 are solicited by a lever shorter than the folding facilities 10 on the strips to fold 6. Because, that the folding facilities 14 placed on the two strips to fold 7 in one piece with the rear panel 2 are located closer to the side edges 5 of the photo store that the folding facilities 10 on the other two strips to fold 6 are at the side edges 4, the collages 9 at the opening also of the photo store are oriented towards the front panel 1, as already at

  Figure 2 for the previous arrangement.

  As folding facilities 10 and 14, discontinuous cuts and grooves are used in line. This kind of folding facility facilitates the

  folding the carton around the desired line.

  The bending strips 6, 7 are twice as wide which: the distance between the lateral edges 4 of the photo store and the folding facilities 10, which are located directly on the edges of the bonding areas 9. At full opening from this

  photo shop the terminal areas with

  9 of the folding strips 6, 7 touch the front panel 1 and leave free the entire width of the

  front and back panels 1, 2 for the dep8t of photos.

  The strips to fold 6, 7 are from Figures 1 and 4, at their ends 15, 16 facing the lower edge of the photo store, shifted rearwardly with respect to the fold line 3 between the front panel and the back panel, by a recess at right angles. These ends 15, 16 are flush folding facilities 17, 18 existing on the front panel and on the rear panel. The distance of these folding facilities 17, 18 to the folding line 3 is confirmed at the distance between the lateral edges 4 of the photo store and the folding facilities 10. The end zone of the fully open photo store is consequently rectangular . The folding facilities 17, 18 consist of grooves which are pressed into

the box.

Claims (7)

  1) Photo store for collecting photos, with a front panel (1) and a rear panel (2) connected thereto by both side edges and by the bottom edge, wherein the front panel and back panel are formed in one piece by folding around the lower edge, characterized in that, on the side edges (4, 5) of both the front panel (1) and the rear panel (2), strips to be folded (6 , 7) in one piece with these are   provided, having the same width, folded towards the   and joined together by their end zones turned towards each other and in that the two strips to fold (6) in one piece with one of the panels (1)   each have a folding facility (10) immediately   on the edges of the bonding areas (9).   ) Photo magazine according to claim 1, characterized in that the folding facilities (10) are placed on the two strips to be folded (6) of a   single piece with the front panel (1).   3) Photo store according to claim 1, characterized in that the two strips to fold (7) in one piece with the other panel (2) are each provided with a folding facility between the edges of the bonding areas (9) and the side edges (5) from the photo store.   4) Photo magazine according to claim 3, characterized in that the folding facilities (14) are placed between the edges of the bonding zones (9) and the lateral edges (5) of the photo magazine, peeled off. edges of the bonding areas (9) from 1 to   percent of the width of the strips to be folded (7).    ) Store-to photso according to any one   Claims 3 to 4, characterized in that, the   folding facilities (14) placed on the two strips to fold (7) in one piece with the rear panel (2)   are located closer to the lateral edges (4,5) of the magazine.   sin photos that the folding facilities (10) placed on the two strips to fold (6) in one piece with the front panel (1). 6) Photo store according to any one   claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the banks   folds (6, 7) are at most twice as large as the distance between the lateral edges (4) of the   store, and the grooves (10) located immediately   at the edges of the two bonding zones (9).   7) Photo store according to any one   Claims 1 to 6, characterized in that, the   strips to be folded (6,7) at their ends (15, 16)   at the bottom edge of the photo tray are shifted rearwardly with respect to the fold line (3) between the front panel (1) and the rear panel (2)   by means of a recess at right angles.   8) Photo store according to claim 7, characterized in that the ends (15, 16) of the strips to fold (6, 7) facing the lower edge of the photo store, shifted rearwardly are each one of the folding facilities (17, 18) placed on the front panel (1) and on the back panel (2) of each   side of the fold line (3) lying between the   front section (1) and rear panel (2), whereby the distance of these folding facilities (17, 18) to the fold line (3) is related to the distance between the side edges (4). the photo store and the folding facilities (10) located immediately on the edges of the two bonding areas (9).   9) Photo store according to any one   Claims 1 to 8, characterized in that, the faci-   folding units (10, 14, 17, 18) consist of a groove.   O) Photo store according to any one   claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the   folding facilities (10, 14, 17, 18) consist of a perforation. 110) Photo store according to any one   claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the   Plea Facilities (10, 14, 17, 18) consist of a radiated line.   12) Photo store according to any one   Claims 1 to 8, characterized in that   Folding facilities (10, 14, 17, 18) consist of   several cuts and discontinuous grooves in line. -1 / 4- 4 4 Fig.6, F8 7 3 Fig. 1 -2/4 - 12Fig. 3 e 11 / Fig. 2 -3 / 4- X 6 8 8 17 10 4 16 16 I am 3 8 18 14.14 7 7 5 Fig. 4 -4 / 4-6 i 4 6 9 9 > 7 2 5 Fig. 3 4 9 1 9 4 6, r _10> 6 2 5. Fig.5 1 17 Fg6 2 18 Fig. 6