JPS60237690A - Case for containing disk - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate pulling-out of a disk by providing the 1st case main body which can contain a half of the disk so as to be pulled out of an opening port, the 2nd case main body which can contain and bend a projection part of the disk to the reverse side and a cover which can be freely opened and closed. CONSTITUTION:An interior of the 1st case main body 1 has a semicircular containing part 3 for containing a half of a disk 2, and said containing part 3 opens 4 only one end face of the case main body 1. A center at the surface side of the end face at the opening 4 side of the 1st case main body 1 is notched 5 in a semicircular shape, so that a label 6 adhered to the center of the disk 2 contained in the containing part 3 can be seen. The 2nd case main body 7 for forming a semicircular disk containing recessed part 8 on its surface is connected pivotally to the main body 1 by pins 10, and can bend to the reverse side, while a case cover 11 which can be freely opened and closed is fitted to the 1st case main body 1 by pins 14.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention mainly relates to the so-called compact disc (C
D), or digital audio disc (DAD)
) is a storage case for discs, especially,
It relates to something that is taken out of a storage case and placed into a playback device during playback.

Various types of storage cases, which are removed from the case during use, have been invented not only for digital audio. One example of such a device is to simply attach an opening/closing lid to a box-shaped case that stores discs with one side exposed, but in such a structure, the discs cannot be taken out after opening the lid. The drawback is that it is difficult to grasp the thin disc on the bottom of the case, making it troublesome to take it out. In addition, as a different method, for example, as shown in Utility Model Application Publication No. 57-30879, the disc is wrapped in an inner box made of rectangular base paper folded along parallel lines, and this is inserted into the opening of the outer case for storage. However, in this invention, when storing the disc in the outer case, the disc is first wrapped in the inner box, and
When inserted into the outer box, the inner box must be held down so that it does not open, which has the disadvantage of making storage difficult.

The present invention has been made with the aim of eliminating such conventional drawbacks, and is capable of being reliably stored, and
The present invention provides a storage case for discs that is easy to take out and store, and its configuration will be described below based on the illustrated embodiment.

In the figure, (1) is a first case body, which has a semicircular accommodating part (3) for accommodating half of the disk (2) therein. The accommodating portion (3) has an opening (4) only on one end surface of the case body (11).
As shown in Figure 2, the central part of the surface side has a semicircular notch (5
), so that the unrecorded part at the center of the disc (2) housed in the housing part (3) or the label (6) affixed to the unrecorded part can be seen.

(7) has four semicircular disk housing parts (8) on its surface.
This second case body (7) has a mounting portion that protrudes from both end surfaces parallel to each other, and the mounting portion (9) is connected to the first case body (1). The end of the opening (4) side of the pin (10) (1
0), thereby allowing the protruding portion of the disc (2) accommodated in the first case body (11) to
With the surface side of the disk (2) open, the recess (
8) and this second case body (7) is placed in the pin (10) with respect to the first case body (1).
It is possible to refract the beam toward the back side around (10).

(11) is the side part on three sides (12) (12) (12
) and a surface portion (13), the side portions (12) projecting parallel to each other;
2a) (12a) is pivotally attached to the rear ends of both left and right side surfaces of the first case body (11) by pins (14) (14), and this case lid (11) is attached to both case bodies (1).
(7) is formed so as to cover the surface side of the disk (2) housed in the disk (7). Note that when the case lid (11) is closed, the side surface (12) of the case lid (11)
(12) (12) fits into each case body (11 (7)).

To explain how to take out the disc (2) housed as described above, first, as shown in Fig. 4, open the case lid (11), and then open the second case body (7) as shown in Fig. 5.
When the disk (2) is bent toward the back side, a half portion of the disk (2) protrudes, and the disk (2) can be pulled out from the first case body (1) by grasping this protruding portion. Conversely, to store the disk (2), the disk (2) may be inserted into the first case body (11) and the operation reversed to the above may be performed.

Note that the surface portion (13) of the case lid (11) may be made transparent so that the internal disk (2) can be seen. Further, as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 1, a projection (15) into which the center hole of the disk (8) fits may be formed in the recess (8) of the second case body (7). In this case, the recess (8
) is larger than a semicircle, and the housing portion (3) of the first case body (If) is made smaller than a semicircle by that amount.

As described above, according to the present invention, when the case lid is opened and the second case body is bent toward the back side, half of the disk protrudes, so that the disk can be easily grasped and pulled out. On the other hand, when storing the disc, all you have to do is insert the disc into the second case body, return the bent second case body to its original position, and close the case lid, making it easy and convenient. It has the effect of being able to be stored. Further, in the stored state, the disk is inserted into the housing portion of the first case body and is securely held, and there is no risk of it easily coming off.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the storage case of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the disc storage state, Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 2, and Fig. 4 is the case. FIG. 5 is a perspective view with the lid open, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view with the second case body further bent toward the back side. (Old-first case body, (21-disk, (3)-
Disc storage section, (41-opening, (7)--second case body, (8)--disc storage recess, (11)-
case lid. Patent applicant: Toyo Shigyo Co., Ltd. Agent: Patent attorney Hisayuki Moto Figure 1

Claims (1)

[Claims] A first case body that is open at one end and that accommodates half or nearly half of a disk in a manner that allows it to be extracted from the opening; A second case body is attached to the first case body to accommodate the disk with one side open and bendable toward the back side, and at least to cover the other side of the protruding portion of the disk. A disc storage case characterized by comprising a case lid attached to the first case body so as to be openable and closable.