PL9918B1 - File with vertically arranged pages. - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a card-file device in which the sheets rest vertically in a box of a suitable design. There are file-file devices of this type, in which the cards usually rest vertically in the box on parallel supporting rods placed on the two side walls of the box. . There are also record-keeping devices in which the pages, usually the bottom edge, rest on the bottom of the box and by means of a certain device "each individual can be lifted and placed horizontally forward or backward to make notes on it. this relates to a file in which the pages are held securely in their position, and at the same time recording on the sheets is facilitated in such a way that a suitable device is placed, enabling the complete lifting of a particular sheet from its normal position and translation in one direction or the other to make notes. The invention outside the box is a tool that allows the insertion and removal of sheets from the box as needed. In the concept of the invention, the top and bottom edges of the sheets are reinforced by parts protruding to keep them in position by hanging on parallel bars supporting the boxes. the support rods and thus prevent them from being completely removed from the box. It is most practical if one or both of the support rods can be moved to the side to facilitate insertion or removal of the sheets. The parts protruding at the corners of the sheets can be cards; Also, the top and bottom edges of the pages may have metal reinforcing parts that extend beyond the vertical edges of the pages. The protruding parts can also be placed in holders which hold ordinary rectangular pages. The upper projections should be somewhat longer than the lower ones. The figure shows an embodiment of the invention. Fig. 1 shows a perspective view of a filing system in accordance with the invention; Fig. 2 is an upper view in enlarged scale; Fig. 3 is a vertical section along line III-III aa of Fig. 2; Figures 4 and 5 — details in enlarged scale; Fig. 6 is a side view of a children's sheet. The box / is used to place a greater number of sheets 2, which are placed between the diaphragm sheets 3, with a tag. The upper edge of each sheet has a metal reinforcement 4, which is provided at both ends with protruding parts 5, 6, by which the sheet is placed on supporting rods 7 or 8, which are attached to the longitudinal walls of the box 1. Lower the edge of each sheet of paper is also provided with a reinforcing part 9 made of metal, which has protruding parts 10 and 11 at both ends. These parts, when lifting the sheet from the normal position for making notes, interfere with the rod 7 or 8 so that the sheet is held in a position where the bend 12 is level with the top edge of the sheets which are in the normal position in the box. The raised sheet may be folded in one or two directions until it rests on the flat surface formed by the top edge of the sheets suspended in the boxes (Fig. 1). The upper protruding parts of the dividing sheet are provided on one side or both sides in horizontal tabs 13, which serve to mark the pages according to the division in the box. In the example shown, the support rod 8 is moved sideways so far that the part protruding 11 of the page may shift when the sheet is to be inserted or Inserting or ejecting the card is done in such a way that the card is placed in an oblique position. The supporting cradle 8 is moved in such a way that the pages in the box 1 are not without their support. In order to keep the sheets of pages in their position, the protruding parts 5 and 6 may deliberately be somewhat longer than the protruding parts 10 and 11. The row for sliding sideways of the bar 8 consists of e.g. the rod is cut and can be operated with a wrench or the like. PL PL

Claims (3)

1. Patent claims. 1. A file with vertically inserted pages and a parallel support rod on two side walls, on which the pages in a vertical position hang freely in a box, a significant area, with the pages on the upper and lower edges equipped with parts The standstands, which are used to keep the cards hanging in the box, when the sheets are lifted from the normal position in the box, interfere with the support rods, so that it is impossible to completely remove the sheets from the box. 2. File according to zasitrz. 1, "a significant area, that the sheets on the upper edges are provided with a reinforcing part which protrudes above the vertical edge of the sheet, thanks to which protruding parts are formed that rest on the poles supporting the boxes. --3, A file according to claim 1, 2, the significant area that the sheets on the bottom side have reinforcements that protrude beyond the vertical edge of the sheet in such a way that protruding parts are formed, which hold the sheet in the box, raised from the normal position. 4, File according to claims - 1, the significant area that the support bars in the box, or one of them, are sideways sliding plates, making it easier to insert the sheets into the box and take them out 5, A file according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the protruding parts of the dividing cards are provided with flags, which are used to place signs, according to the division into classes of cards of the card, 6. A file according to claim 1, 2 and 3, characterized by the area with the protruding parts of the flanges The upper flaps are longer than the protruding parts of the lower edges, Robert Emanuel Kristens son. Deputy: Inz, M, Zoch, patent attorney. To the patent description No. 9918. Ark. i. ^, 6-HG. 2. To patent specification No. 9918. Ark. 2. / IG. 4. I I KI I r ~ ^ l rl I i Jl y \ i v ~ ** L_lI I | Ej 75 7 * /ts.5. asph 10 on 3. 4 6 14 ^ * r £ V // 7 ///? ~ / "/// A //////// 7777, W7T5 7 -iz 7 / us.n-4 0 Print by L. Boguslawski , Warsaw PL PL