JPH10287384A - Cd package - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a CD package capable of being adapted to mail the CD package as it is without the need for an outer envelope by making a package for housing a CD visibly and minimizing its size. SOLUTION: This CD package 1 is formed into the form of an envelope by folding back a front sheet 3 from one side of a rectangular rear sheet 2, closing both sides 4 of the front and the rear sheets 3, 2, and folding back a cover sheet 5 from an open side of the rear sheet 2. The rear sheet 2 has a window 8, through which a CD 10 contained in the envelope is visible, and relief holes 11 for folding the front and the cover sheets 3, 5 in the same size as an outer diameter of the CD 10 on fold-lines 9, 6 for folding them back while relieving the thickness of the sheet, which are all integrally formed with the rear sheet 2. The outside of both the window 8 and the relief holes 11 is smoothly covered by sticking thin films 12 through which the CD 10 contained can be seen.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a CD package for storing and protecting a disk (hereinafter abbreviated as "CD") which can be handled with one hand, such as a compact disk having a diameter of 12 cm. The present invention relates to a CD package that can be configured in a limited size and that can be adapted for mailing without requiring an outer envelope.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A mailing envelope is made of cardboard or the like.
There is known a CD package for accommodating a CD by forming an escape hole on the periphery thereof to allow the paper thickness to escape, thereby minimizing an envelope size. This CD package is placed in an outer envelope formed of a thin film, and the unevenness of the escape portion on the outer periphery of the envelope is formed smoothly, and is adapted for mailing before being shipped.

[0003]

However, the above C
There is a problem that the operation of putting the D package in the outer envelope has to rely on humans, and there is another problem that the CD put in the CD package cannot be checked unless the CD is taken out. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to accommodate a CD and configure it to have a minimum size, and to adapt to mailing without using an outer envelope, and to visually check the CD while the CD is housed inside. The present invention is to provide a CD package that can be identified by the following.

[0004]

In order to solve the above problems, a front plate is folded back from one side of a rectangular back plate to the front side thereof, and both sides of the front plate and the back plate are closed, and the back plate is closed. In a CD package having an envelope shape in which a cover plate is folded from an open side to accommodate a CD, a window through which the internal CD can be viewed is provided on the back plate, and the thickness of the cover is released on a fold line where the front plate and the cover plate are folded. To form an escape hole for folding back to the same size as the outer diameter of the CD, closing the integrated window and escape hole from the outside, and attaching a film-like thin film that allows the inside CD to be seen through. did.

[0005] A relief hole is formed on the fold line for folding the front plate and the cover plate of the CD package formed in the shape of an envelope so as to escape the plate thickness and fold the same size as the outer diameter of the CD. The CD package can be positioned with a minimum dimension, and a film-like thin film that covers the escape hole from the outside can be adhered to prevent foreign matter from entering. Peripheral irregularities can be configured smoothly. Therefore, it does not require an outer envelope, is suitable for mailing as it is, and
A CD package that can reliably protect a CD can be configured with minimum dimensions. Also, a window through which the internal CD can be viewed is formed integrally with the escape hole on the back plate,
In addition, by closing the integral escape hole and the outside of the window with a film-like thin film that allows the inside CD to be seen through, the inside CD can be confirmed while being inserted in the CD package. Since the outer surface can be configured smoothly, the mail can be mailed without any trouble without the need for an outer envelope.

When the window is formed in a shape capable of inserting and holding the CD, and the front plate is fixed to the back plate so as to push the CD into the window, the CD is reduced while the thickness is reduced. Positioning can be reliably protected.

[0007]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a CD package according to the present invention. In the CD package 1, the front plate 3 is folded from one side of a rectangular back plate 2 made of a flexible plate material such as cardboard, and both sides 4 and 4 of the front plate 3 and the back plate 2 are closed by gluing. At the same time, the lid plate 5 is folded openably and closably along the folding line 6 from the open side of the back plate 2 to form an envelope for accommodating a CD. A cut 7 for opening and closing adjustment is formed in the opening of the front plate 3.

The back plate 2 is formed by cutting out a window 8 and
On the fold line 9 for folding the front plate 3 and the fold line 6 for folding the cover plate 5, relief holes 11, 11 are formed integrally to escape the thickness of the plate and to fold the same size as the outer diameter of the CD 10. Hole 11,1
A film-like thin film 12 for covering the window 1 and the window 8 from outside thereof is attached. By forming the window 8 at a position and a size facing a part of the accommodated CD 10, the size of the window 8 is formed so that the CD 10 can be viewed from the outside and the CD 10 can be fitted therein. As a result, the CD 10 is partially cut away, is pressed by the front plate 3 and is fitted into the window 8 of the back plate 2 as shown in the drawing, and the step formed by the plate thickness enables reliable positioning and holding. Becomes

FIG. 2 is a half sectional perspective view showing a developed structure of the CD package of FIG. The back plate 2, the front plate 3, and the lid plate 5 are formed in an integral plate shape having a window 8 and relief holes 11, 11, and on one surface thereof, a transparent or translucent film-like film through which a medium CD can be seen. The thin film 12 is laminated to form a smooth outer surface. The front plate 3 is folded from the arrow A to the arrow B by the fold line 9, and the glued portions 13, 1 coated with an adhesive are applied.
The back plate 2 and the front plate 3 are fixed in the vicinity of the both sides 4 via 3.

In the CD package 1 having the above-described structure, the thickness of the CD package 1 is folded over the folding lines 9 and 6 for folding the front plate 3 and the cover plate 5 formed in the shape of an envelope to the same size as the outer diameter of the CD. Since the escape holes 11 and 11 are formed, the CD can be accommodated in the minimum dimension, and since the film-like thin film 12 that covers the escape holes 11 and 11 from the outside is stuck,
The unevenness of the relief holes 11, 11 on the fold lines 9, 6 can be made smooth, so that foreign substances can be prevented from entering, and a CD package that is suitable for mailing without requiring an outer envelope is minimized. Can be configured.

The back plate 3 is cut out of a window 8 through which a CD inside can be viewed, and the outside of the window 8 is closed together with the escape holes 11, 11 by a film-like thin film 12 through which the CD stored therein can be seen. Since the outer surface such as the unevenness can be formed smoothly, it is possible to confirm the CD inside the CD package while keeping it in the CD package, and it is possible to adapt to mailing without using an outer envelope.

The window 8 is formed in such a shape that the CD can be fitted and held, and the front plate 3 is fixed to the back plate 2 so as to push the CD into the window 8, thereby suppressing the overall thickness dimension. While
The positioning of the CD can be reliably protected.

As described above, the CD package of the present invention
The contents can be checked at any time from the outside, and the package with the minimum dimensions does not require an outer envelope,
As it is, it can be adapted for mailing while protecting the CD.

[0014]

According to the CD package of the present invention, a relief is provided so that the thickness of the CD package is reduced to the same size as the outer diameter of the CD on a fold line where the front plate and the cover plate of the CD package formed into an envelope shape are folded. Since the holes are formed, the CD is positioned by the clearance holes, and the CD package can be configured with a minimum dimension. Since the film-like thin film that covers the clearance holes from the outside is adhered, foreign matter is prevented. Intrusion can be prevented,
In addition, irregularities on the periphery of the CD package can be smoothly formed. Therefore, it is possible to configure a CD package that is suitable for mailing as it is without requiring an outer envelope and that can reliably protect the CD with minimum dimensions. In addition, by forming a window on the back plate that allows the internal CD to be viewed integrally with the above-described escape hole, and by closing the outside of the integrated escape hole and the outside of the window with a film-like thin film that can see through the internal CD. In addition to being able to check the CD inside while keeping it in the CD package, and because the outer surface of the window, such as the unevenness of the window, can be configured smoothly, it can be mailed without any trouble without an external envelope. it can.

When the window is formed in a shape capable of inserting and holding a CD, and the front plate is fixed to the back plate so as to push the CD into the window, the CD can be formed while suppressing the thickness. Positioning can be reliably protected.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a CD package of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a half sectional perspective view showing a developed configuration of the CD package of FIG. 1;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 CD package 2 Back plate 3 Front plate 4 Side part 5 Cover plate 6 Fold line 8 Window 9 Fold line 10 CD 11 Escape hole 12 Thin film 13 Glue part

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A front plate is folded from one side of a rectangular back plate to a front side thereof, both sides of the front plate and the back plate are closed, and a cover plate is folded from an open side of the back plate to accommodate a CD. In the envelope-shaped CD package, the back plate is provided with a window through which the inner CD can be seen, and the thickness of the front plate and the cover plate is folded on a fold line to fold the same thickness as the outer diameter of the CD. Characterized in that the escape window is integrally formed, the integral window and the escape hole are closed from the outside, and a film-like thin film that allows the inside CD to be seen through is adhered.
package. 2. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the window is formed in a shape capable of inserting and holding a CD, and a front plate is fixed to a back plate so as to push the CD into the window. CD package.