NL1023834C2 - Storage case, especially for CDs or DVDs, includes relatively soft or flexible corner or hinge parts - Google Patents

Abstract

Relatively hard plastic parts (2, 3, 5) are combined with corner parts and/or hinge parts (6, 17) made from relatively soft plastic. A device (1) for storing information media such as CDs or DVDs comprises at least two cover parts connected via a hinged joint. The device comprises parts made from relatively hard plastic and relatively soft and/or flexible plastic parts located next to corners of at least one cover part and/or in a hinge part. An independent claim is also included for a CD or DVD case inlay.

Description

Title: Device for packaging plate-shaped information carriers.

The invention relates to a device for storing information carriers such as CDs and DVDs. Such devices are known from practice and are for example referred to as Jewel Case.

Jewel cases are made from polystyrene and comprise two cover parts that are hinged to each other. To this end, a first cover part is provided with a back with two wall parts adjoining it, a cavity being arranged in the wall parts. The other cover part is provided with two arms which extend along the said cavities and are each provided with a pin which can rotate in the adjacent cavity. An inlay is laid in the first cover part, on which a fixing device is provided in the middle for securing the information carrier with the aid of the central opening.

Such a locking device is often referred to as the rosette or the English term hub. In the known Jewel case this rosette consists of a circle of, for example, twelve fingers which are connected with a first end to a base of the inlay, which fingers have an upright, slightly inclined outwardly inclined first part and a second part which is connected to the first part is connected and extends approximately parallel to the ground plane. The free ends of the second parts lie close to each other. A CD or similar information carrier can be slid over these fingers with the central opening such that it is clamped by the fingers, optionally under small tabs at the level of the transition between the first and the second parts. The information carrier can be released by jointly pivoting the fingers, each around the connection to the ground surface, so that the first parts pivot slightly. This releases the information carrier.

These known devices have a number of disadvantages. For example, the plastic from which the Jewel Case is made, namely polystyrene, is 102 383 4 ^

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I relatively hard, brittle and vulnerable. When the box falls on a relatively hard I

substrate will break it. The pivot points are particularly vulnerable I

I proved. I

A further drawback of this known device is that it employs I

At least three parts must be assembled, which is expensive. I

Moreover, for example, promotional printed matter can only become difficult

I placed. v I

I. - A further drawback of this known device is that the I

I information carrier can only be difficult from the rosette or hub

10 taken. The rosette serves on the second parts of the fingers I with a finger

Be depressed while at the same time the information carrier being straightened I

I must be deleted. When swiveling the information carrier I

I undesired voltages therein, while moreover there is a good chance that the I

I break off fingers. I

The object of the invention is to provide a device of the kind described in the I

Described in the introduction, wherein at least a number of said I

I disadvantages is avoided. To this end, a device according to the invention is I

characterized by the measures according to one or more of the claims. I

A device according to the invention uses I

I 20 of at least two different plastics. The from relatively hard I

Plastic manufactured offer essentially the advantage that an I

I shape-stable box is obtained. The from relatively soft plastic I

Parts manufactured I here essentially offer protection against I

I, for example, shock loads such as may occur in the event of falls, while the I

Soft parts moreover, for example, integration of hinges possible I

to make. I

A device according to the invention preferably has I

I external dimensions that substantially correspond to known formats I

I CD boxes such as the Jewel Case and the Diamond Box or DVD boxes, but I

Of course, other formats can also be used. I

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In this description, relatively hard plastic is to be understood as a plastic with an E-modulus of at least about 1200 N / mm 2, while relatively soft plastic is to be understood to mean plastic with a Shore hardness of less than about 80. Underlay 5 at least one tray such as a dish-shaped part that can be inserted into a box is to be understood in this.

In an apparatus according to the invention an inlay can be provided, for example as known from the Jewel Case. However, it is preferable that an inlay is used as described in any one of claims 16 - 23. With such a device, at least inlay, the advantage is achieved that the resilient elements cannot pivot, at least not exclusively, with respect to a base surface of the inlay but also, at least able to move in a direction approximately parallel to the base of the inlay. This achieves the advantage that if an information carrier which is fixed on the hub or rosette, or at least the fixing device, is pivoted by means of its central opening, for example by engaging one point on the longitudinal edge, a number of resilient elements on one side of the hub can be pushed away "horizontally", that is to say parallel to the ground surface, so that the information carrier can be released virtually without tension. While with movement of the information carrier perpendicular to said ground surface, the resilient elements will retain these. Only pressing those resilient fingers in the usual way will then release the information carrier.

A fastening device as described above on the basis of an inlay can incidentally also be accommodated in one of the cover parts, or in both cover parts.

In an advantageous embodiment the inlay is fixedly connected to one of the cover parts via hinge means. This means that 1 02 383 4 ""

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I these are not, at least not unintentionally, removed from the further device

I divorced. I

It is advantageous if corner parts of at least one and at I

Both cover parts are preferably provided with parts from said relative part

Soft plastic, providing good protection against damage

I is obtained. Alternatively or additionally, a hinge section I

are manufactured from said relatively soft plastic, wherein I

hinging means such as living hinges can also be formed. I too

I can be selected by suitable material selection and design in one or more I

Hinge lines are provided, for example bending lines. The hinge part I

I is preferably fixedly connected to the cover parts, for example by I

I bonding, fusing and / or form closure. More specifically, an I

I of plastics, in particular the relatively soft plastic, against the I

I other plastic, in particular the relatively hard plastic

Injection molded, for example by using 2K injection molding. I

A device according to the invention is preferably in plane I

I injection-molded state, in one or more steps, the two cover parts I

I and a back part connecting the cover parts are substantially in one plane I

located. The back part and one of the cover parts can thereby be provided I

Of cooperating coupling parts, such that the back part through an angle of I

I can be swiveled about 90 degrees and against the relevant I

The cover part can be fixed. These coupling parts can, for example, be I

I are click fingers that can hook behind a click edge. In addition, at I

a portion of relatively hard plastic I is preferably in the back part

I, for example, a window which is with the two cover parts

I connected, at least immediately after the injection molding of the relatively hard I

I plastic. The relatively soft plastic is against it and / or in between I

I arranged for the formation of the hinges. At the first time I

I close the connection between said hard plastic part in the I

I 30 back broken away from the cover parts, so that only the connection through the I

Relatively soft plastic is retained. As a result, it is simply ensured during manufacture that the said back part remains in place. Said back part can for instance act as a lens for text recorded behind it.

In an alternative embodiment, an inlay can be provided with relatively soft parts thereon which extend beyond the cover parts. As a result, relatively soft corners can be provided in an alternative way:

It is preferred that the wall thickness of the relatively hard plastic is reduced where the relatively soft plastic is applied. As a result, the outer dimensions of the device can be kept the same as known devices. Incidentally, parts of relatively soft plastic can also be provided in a similar manner in a central region of the cover parts. For example logos, anti-slip studs and the like.

It is preferable that the cover parts insofar as they are made from said relatively hard plastic. As a result, for example, promotional printed matter, booklets and the like can be stored in the device and viewed from the outside. A large transparent surface is thereby obtained. The relatively soft plastic is preferably colored. By variation in colors, for example, codes can be applied, such as, for example, different colors for different buyers / users.

A device according to the invention is preferably injection molded in one piece, more in particular including inlay.

To clarify the invention, embodiments of a device according to the invention will be further elucidated with reference to the drawing. In the drawing: Fig. 1 shows, in opened, flat condition, a device according to the invention, without inlay; 1023834 ^ 6

Fig. 2 shows a package according to the invention in closed condition; I

Fig. 3, in an open, flat condition, a package according to I

invention, in an alternative embodiment; I

Fig. 4 shows a package according to Fig. 3, with the spine set up; I

Fig. 5 shows, in enlargement, a part of a middle edge part of I

1 a package according to FIG. 4; I

Fig. 6 shows in perspective view a part of a package I

I according to the invention, at least of an inlay with an I on it

fixing device according to the invention; I

Figs. 7A-C in opened, partially closed and fully closed I

1 a package according to the invention, containing a CD; I

Fig. 8 is an enlarged sectional side elevation and partly in I

top view a fixing device according to the invention; I

Fig. 8A shows, in cross-sectional side view, an insert for an I

Fixing device according to the invention; I

Fig. 9 shows in top view an alternative embodiment of an I

I fixing device according to the invention; I

FIG. 9A in enlargement a resilient element in top view and I

I is a sectional side view of a device according to FIG. 9; I

Fig. 10 is a perspective top plan view of a portion of an I

I alternative embodiment of an inlay according to the invention, in an I

I cover part; I

Fig. 11 shows a cross-section through a hinge part according to I

Invention; and I

Fig. 12 shows, in cross-sectional side view, a further alternative I

I embodiment of a device according to the invention, with I

molded inlay. I

In the following description, exemplary embodiments of I

I devices according to the invention are shown for illustration. These serve I

I 30 by no means be interpreted restrictively. Combinations of different I

Examples of embodiments and parts thereof shown can also be combined or used separately in other, for example existing, storage devices.

Reference will be made in the description to parts made from relatively hard plastic, also called (relatively) hard parts, as well as parts made from relatively soft plastic, also called (relatively) soft parts. These terms are used in relation to each other. Relatively hard plastic in this at least is understood to be plastic with an E-modulus greater than about 1200 N / mm 2, more in particular greater than 1500 N / mm 2, and preferably greater than 2000 N / mm 2. Plastics such as polystyrene are particularly suitable. Preferably, plastics are used which can be easily made transparent. Such relatively hard plastics are dimensionally stable and allow, for example, use on existing full-filing devices. Relatively soft plastics in this description should at least be understood to include plastics, which should also include natural rubber, with a Shore hardness of less than about 80, preferably less than about 70 and more in particular less than about 60. A Shore hardness of approximately 40 is preferably used. Combinations of, for example, polystyrene and a (synthetic) rubber or elastomer appear to be particularly suitable.

The combination of a relatively hard and a relatively soft plastic with melting temperatures such that 2K injection molding techniques are thereby possible for forming a device according to the invention is particularly advantageous. However, other combinations can also be used. A device according to the invention is preferably manufactured by injection molding, in particular in one piece or, if a loose inlay is used, in two parts, with cover parts being injection-molded in one piece. The invention provides for the first time a package made of a hard plastic such as polystyrene and a soft plastic such as a 1023834

I elastomer is made with integrated hinges. In the further I

In the description, the device will be described as a box, in particular I

a box for packaging plate-shaped information carriers such as I

I CDs, DVDs, cards and the like. Writings may also be incorporated herein I

5 included. I

In Fig. 1, in the open condition, a box-1 according to the invention is I

I, in the open, flat state. This box comprises a first I

I cover part 2, a second cover part 3 and an intermediate part I

I hinge part 4. In the embodiment shown, the hinge part 4 comprises I

10 a central back part 5, designed as an I in the embodiment shown

I elongated lens made of polystyrene, surrounded by a soft plastic I

I frame part 6 which is connected on both sides to a cover part 2 I

I and 3, respectively, as shown in sectional side elevation in Fig. 11. The I

Cover parts 2, 3, for example also injection molded from polystyrene, are ter I

I 15 site slightly rejuvenated (diluted), so that the opposite I

I injection molded soft plastic, as parts 6A of the frame part 6 with I

the outer surfaces 8, 9 are approximately flush with the surfaces of I

I has the cover parts 2, 3. Between the cover parts 2, 3 and the back part 5, I

On either side of the back part 5 a hinge formed by the I

Intermediate soft plastic part of the frame part 6. Optionally, I

I as shown in FIG. 11, incisions 10 or the like are provided for I

I defining specific hinge lines. I

The soft plastic extends in the embodiment I shown

I near the center of the box, leaving a wavy boundary line I

11 is obtained. This offers a pleasant appearance and a pleasant feeling, I

I in particular where a closed box 1 will often be engaged. I

In the exemplary embodiment shown in Fig. 1, the first I

I cover part 2 on two opposite sides, perpendicular to the back part I

wall parts 12. the second cover part 3 has opposite the I

Hinge part 4 has an upright wall 13 and on the perpendicular thereto I

On the second cover part 3, an inlay or tray 16 can be placed between the walls 13, 15 and the hinge means 4, in a manner known per se from, for example, the Jewel Case. Where necessary, a tray 16 according to the invention will be further explained. With the box 1 closed, the walls 12 and 15 fall side by side, so that a closed box 1 is obtained as shown in Fig. 2. The inlay with a CD or the like thereon is thereby enclosed.

At the corner points of the two cover parts 2, 3, corner elements 17 of soft plastic are provided, which, when the box 1 is closed, as shown in Fig. 2, are located on the outside of the box 1 and on top of each other. Moreover, the corner elements can of course also have a rounded shape other than the one shown and can also extend over the entire length of the sides, for example, or in a comparable manner on a central part of one or both cover parts in soft parts. plastic elements are provided (not shown) such as logos, anti-slip elements and the like.

The cover parts 2, 3 and the back part 5 are preferably injection molded in one piece, in the position shown in Fig. 1, wherein thin bridges (not shown) of the same hard plastic connect the cover parts 2, 3 to the back part 5. Subsequently, the soft plastic is applied, preferably by 2K injection molding techniques, by inserting the injection-molded part into a second mold cavity or after releasing mold parts by sliding or the like, for forming the relatively soft parts 4, 17. In this flat 25 In this condition, for example, a paper or the like can be placed on the two cover parts and over the back part. Retaining elements 18 such as per se known "half moons" can be provided on either side of each cover part 2, 3 for retaining them. An inlay 16 can then be laid on, at least in, the second cover part 3 and the box 1 can be closed by folding the hinge part 4 along the two hinge lines 102 383 4 10. Suitable closing means can be provided for the closed I keep the box 1.

Figs. 3 - 5 show an alternative embodiment of a box I according to the invention, which differs only from that according to Figs. 1 and 2 in coupling means 19 for securing the back part 5 against the second cover part 3. For the further description and the meaning of the reference numerals, explicit reference is made to the other figures. In this embodiment the coupling means 19 comprise two click fingers 20, one at both ends of the back part 5. These I 10 can cooperate with a corner part 21 on the second cover part 3, as shown enlarged in Fig. 5. To that end, a part of the corner 22 of the cover part 3 is kept free on the inside of the soft plastic, so that the finger 20 behind it can intervene. This offers the advantage that the back part 5 can be fixed firmly as the rear wall of the second cover part 3, so that only one hinge then has to be used for opening and closing the box 1. With the closed box shown in Fig. 4, the entire longitudinal edge opposite the hinge part 4 is made of soft plastic.

Fig. 6 shows inlay 16 according to the invention, provided with a basic shape known per se from the Jewel Case, but with another fixing device 23 being used. Such a locking device is also commonly referred to as a rosette or hub. This is shown in more detail in Figs. 8 and 8A.

In this embodiment the inlay 16 is largely made of relatively hard plastic with a base surface 24 and slightly raised edge parts 25 within which an information carrier such as a CD or DVD can be recorded. The securing device 23 is partly formed in the same plastic and comprises a series of fingers 26 arranged in a circle, similar to the known rosette. In this fixing device 23 according to the invention, however, the fingers 26 are designed such that first parts 11 thereof extend approximately perpendicular to the base surface 24 and form a cylindrical part over which a central opening 28 of a CD or DVD with some space fits. From the underside (i.e. the side opposite the side where the CD or DVD will be carried), a stopper 29 as shown schematically in cross-section in Fig. 8A is inserted into the fixing device 23. This plug 29 is formed from relatively soft plastic and provided with a ring of protruding projections 30 which can slide between the fingers 26 beyond the (imaginary) cylinder formed by the first parts. The stopper 29 can be provided with grooves, such that the parts located between the grooves fit between the fingers 26. On the underside, the stopper 29 is provided with an outwardly extending flange 31 which fits into a recess in the underside of the tray 16.

The stopper 29 is preferably fixedly connected to the tray 16 with the flange, for example by form closure, clamping, gluing, fusion or the like, while the cams 30 are free from the fingers and can move between them, in a direction approximately parallel to a main surface 32 of the CD or DVD, at least on the base surface 24. The stopper 29 is relatively thin-walled, so that it deforms relatively easily if it is pressed against or directly under the cams 30, in substantially inward direction. The cams 30 protrude so far beyond the first parts 27 and at such a height above the base surface 24 of the inlay 16 that the cams, when inserted CD or DVD, rest on the main surface 32 thereof, whereby the CD or DVD is retained. If it is loaded approximately vertically, i.e. in the direction Ph, it will not easily be able to pass over the cams 25 and thus be retained. However, if skewed, i.e. the CD is tilted relative to the locking device, for example by gripping the CD on one side and lifting it, as indicated by Pk, a number of cams 30 will be pushed away between the second parts 33 of the fingers 26, whereby the CD or DVD can easily be removed, whereafter the relevant 1023834 I 12

cams 30 spring back. This causes tensions in the CD or DVD

minimized and use of the box 1 simplified. However, the CD or DVD can also be taken out by pressing on the top side of the fixing device 23, in particular on top of the stopper 29 and / or the second parts 33 of the fingers 26, whereafter the CD or DVD is straight. in the direction Ph.

It is preferable that the soft plastic in the base surface I between the fingers 23 is somewhat higher and forms resting surfaces 35, so that the CD or DVD can rest on it.

Fig. 9 shows an alternative embodiment of an I fixing device 23 according to the invention, in which Fig. 9A shows an enlarged top view and sectional side view of a finger 26. In this embodiment the cams 30 on the fingers are like resilient elements 26, at the level of the transition between the first parts 27 and the second parts 33 thereof. A CD or DVD can be pressed over the cams 30 with the central opening 28 and is held thereunder in a known manner. In this embodiment the resilient elements 26 are connected by means of springs 34 to the base surface 24, such that the respective finger 26 can move in the direction Pv, approximately parallel to the base surface 24, if against the first part 27 or the cam 30 of the relevant finger 26 is pressed. As a result, the fingers I 26, or at least the cams 30, are individually displaced, so that the CD or DVD can be removed virtually stress-free in the manner previously described.

In the embodiment shown, the spring 34 is formed by two curved bridge elements 36 which connect the first part 27 to the ground surface 24. An opening 37 is provided between the bridge elements 36. The bridge elements can deform elastically, in the direction of a more straight shape, to allow the displacement Pv. It will be clear, however, that such springs 34 can be designed in various ways, both in the hard plastic and in soft plastic.

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It will be clear that a fixing device 23 according to the invention, as described and shown above, can also be formed directly in a cover part 2, 3.

Figs. 7A-C show in three steps how a CD can be locked in a box according to the invention. The box 1 is opened, so that the inlay 16 is free. The CD is then pressed onto the locking device. Subsequently, the first cover part 2 is pivoted over the inlay 16 and the CD, along the hinge line 10. The soft corner parts of the first cover part 2 are pressed against the soft corner parts of the second cover part 3, to the position shown in Fig. 7C. In the embodiment shown, the soft corner parts of the second cover part are each substantially designed as a quarter of a hollow cylinder with a closed end face. However, all kinds of other embodiments are of course possible.

Fig. 10 shows an alternative embodiment of a box, at least 15 of an inlay 16 for such a box. The soft corner parts 17 are provided on the inlay 16, the cover parts 2, 3 being designed such that the soft parts 17 form the corners of the box 1 after assembly. A good connection between the inlay and the cover parts can hereby be obtained. Moreover, manufacture can be simplified thereby in appropriate cases.

Fig. 12 shows, in cross-sectional side view, a part of a further alternative embodiment of a box 1 according to the invention, wherein the inlay 16 is connected via second hinge part 40 to the second cover part 3. For the rest, the box 1 and the inlay 16 can be designed as shown, for example, in and described with reference to the earlier figures. In this embodiment, the cover parts, the back part 5 and the inlay 16 are preferably manufactured from the same plastic, although, for example, the inlay can also be injection molded separately and placed as an insert in a mold, next to the cover parts 2, 3, whereafter the relatively soft plastic is applied to form the soft 1023834

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parts such as the hinge parts 4, 40. Such an embodiment offers I

I have the advantage that the inlay 16 cannot come loose and only in the second I

I cover part 3 has to be folded in the direction indicated by I

I the arrow V. I

The invention is by no means limited to the description and the I

Embodiments shown in the drawings. Many variations thereof are possible I

Within the scope of the invention as defined by the claims. I

For example, different parts of embodiments shown I

I are combined. An inlay and / or a locking device (rosette or hub) I

I according to the invention can be used in existing storage devices

I applied. The stop for a locking device can of course be different from I

1, while the fingers, or at least resilient elements I

I can take other forms and be provided in different numbers. I

Multiple cover parts and / or inlays can be interconnected with I

Hinge parts, in particular from relatively soft plastic, for example I

I for multiple CD or DVD boxes. The cover parts can of course be I

I have all shapes and sizes, in particular thicknesses, as well as the I

I soft parts. Instead of injection molding, glued or otherwise I

fixed plastic parts, in particular soft plastic parts, are I

Applied. The relatively soft parts can have any desired color, shape and / or I

I have, for example, profiling or the like. Boxes for, for example, I

I different suppliers, customers and / or applications can, for example, I

I are distinguished by colors from the soft parts. I

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Claims (24)

1. Device for storing information carriers such as CDs and DVDs, provided with at least two cover parts, hinged to each other, the device comprising relatively hard parts, made of relatively hard plastic, and at least near corners of at least one of 5 cover parts / or relatively soft parts are provided in a hinge part, made from relatively soft and / or flexible plastic. Device according to claim 1, wherein the relatively soft parts are made from an elastomeric material or rubber. 3. Device as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the cover parts are at least largely manufactured from a relatively hard plastic such as polystyrene. 4. Device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein the device comprises an inlay on which or in which an information carrier can be secured, which inlay is at least substantially manufactured from a relatively hard plastic such as polystyrene and can be received in or on one of the cover parts. Device as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the relatively hard plastic has an E-modulus of more than 1200, preferably more than 1500, more in particular more than 2000 N / mm 2 and the relatively soft parts an Shore hardness have at most 80, preferably less than 70, more in particular less than 60 and in particular about 40. Device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein the device is substantially designed as a Jewel case type CD box. 7. Device as claimed in any of the claims 1-5, wherein the device is essentially designed as a DVD box. Device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein the relatively soft parts are provided as corner parts of one of the cover parts. 1023834 ~ 16 I 9. Device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein at least a number of the relatively soft parts are connected at least partially. I Device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein the cover parts are connected by a hinge part which is at least partly made of said relatively soft plastic. I 11. Device as claimed in claim 10, wherein the hinge part comprises a first part made from said relatively hard plastic and a second part made from said relatively soft plastic, wherein hinge elements are formed in substantially said relatively II soft plastic . I 12. Device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein the II device is provided with an inlay in one of the cover parts, which inlay II comprises means for holding a CD or DVD, which inlay comprises at least a part of the relatively soft parts includes. I Device as claimed in claim 12, wherein the relatively soft parts connected to the inlay extend at least partially over an edge of the cover part concerned, such that with closed device I at least partially extend outside the device. 14. Device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein the cover parts have rounded corners, preferably at least partially determined by the relatively soft parts. I 15. Device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein an upright edge of a first of the cover parts when closed device II substantially fits within an upright edge of the second cover part, wherein relatively soft parts are arranged substantially on the second cover part such that they extend over substantially the full thickness of the device. I 16. Device in the form of a box, preferably according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein an inlay or cover part is provided with a securing device for an information carrier arranged for engaging in a central opening of such an information carrier, which securing device comprises a series of elements over which said central opening can be slid, which elements comprise a first part that extends approximately perpendicular to a base surface of the inlay and a second part which is connected to the first part and encloses an angle with it, such that the second parts of the elements are facing each other, at a distance from said ground surface, wherein at least the first parts are resiliently connected to the ground surface such that they are slightly movable in at least one direction approximately parallel to said ground surface, at least approximately parallel on a main surface of an information recorded on said fixing device The carrier and / or elements resilient therebetween are included which are movable in at least one direction approximately parallel to said base surface, at least approximately parallel to a main surface of an information carrier accommodated on said fixing device. 17. Device as claimed in claim 16, wherein the elements are manufactured from a relatively hard plastic, while these are mutually connected and / or to the ground surface through a part of relatively soft plastic and / or a relatively soft plastic plug extends between the elements with cams that can hold the CD. 18. Device as claimed in claim 16, wherein said relatively soft plastic extends between said elements and extends at least between the first parts, such that the relatively soft plastic forms engagement cams outside the first parts behind which an information carrier can be secured. 19. Device as claimed in any of the claims 16-18, wherein the first parts are connected to the ground surface via resilient elements, such that the first parts thereof can move in a direction parallel to the ground surface. 1023834 - 18 20. Inlay for a CD or DVD box provided with a securing device II for an information carrier, arranged for engagement in a central opening of such an information carrier, which securing device comprises an I series of elements over which said central opening II can be slid, which elements comprise a first part II which extends approximately perpendicular to a base of the inlay and a second part II which is connected to the first part and encloses an angle therewith, such that the second parts of the elements face each other, distance I from said ground surface, wherein at least the first parts are resiliently connected to the ground surface such that they are slightly movable in at least one direction approximately parallel to said ground surface, at least I approximately parallel to a main surface of an on said I information carrier included in the securing device and / or elements resilient therebetween are included which b be movable in at least one direction approximately parallel to said base surface, or at least approximately parallel to a main surface of an information carrier included on said fixing device. I 21. Inlay as claimed in claim 20, wherein the elements are manufactured from a relatively hard plastic, while these are mutually connected and / or to the base surface by a part of relatively soft plastic and / or a relatively soft material between the elements plastic stopper with II lugs that can hold the CD. I 22. Inlay according to claim 21, wherein said relatively soft plastic extends between said elements and extends at least between the first parts, such that the relatively soft plastic forms engaging cams outside the first I parts behind which an information carrier can be secured. I 23. An inlay according to any one of claims 22, wherein the first parts are connected via elements resilient to the ground surface such that the first parts can move in a direction parallel to the ground surface. Assembly of a device according to one of claims 1 - 19 and an inlay according to one of claims 20 - 23, wherein the inlay is fixedly connected to at least one of the cover parts, in particular via hinge means. 1023834-_