US20050224377A1 - Storage case for at least one image, sound or data carrier, e.g. a cd or a dvd - Google Patents

Storage case for at least one image, sound or data carrier, e.g. a cd or a dvd Download PDF

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US20050224377A1
US20050224377A1 US10/518,625 US51862505A US2005224377A1 US 20050224377 A1 US20050224377 A1 US 20050224377A1 US 51862505 A US51862505 A US 51862505A US 2005224377 A1 US2005224377 A1 US 2005224377A1
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    • G11—INFORMATION STORAGE
    • G11B—INFORMATION STORAGE BASED ON RELATIVE MOVEMENT BETWEEN RECORD CARRIER AND TRANSDUCER
    • G11B33/00—Constructional parts, details or accessories not provided for in the other groups of this subclass
    • G11B33/02—Cabinets; Cases; Stands; Disposition of apparatus therein or thereon
    • G11B33/04—Cabinets; Cases; Stands; Disposition of apparatus therein or thereon modified to store record carriers
    • G11B33/0405—Cabinets; Cases; Stands; Disposition of apparatus therein or thereon modified to store record carriers for storing discs
    • G11B33/0411—Single disc boxes
    • G11B33/0422—Single disc boxes for discs without cartridge
    • G11B33/0427—Single disc boxes for discs without cartridge comprising centre hole locking means

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  • the invention relates to a storage case for at least one picture-, audio-, or data carrying medium such as, for example, a compact disc or DVD, with two base elements each substantially right-angled and connected with one another along a first longitudinal edge via a linkage and enclosing therebetween an inner space for receiving therein a picture- audio- or data carrying medium, whereby the first base element retains at least one data carrier and the there with corresponding retaining means, and the second base element is a cover, which, in the closed condition of the storage case, closes the inner space of the storage case, and with a securement piece located between the inner sides of the base elements that are turned toward each other and that can be withdrawn out of the storage case, which secures the base elements against one another in the region of the second longitudinal edge that is turned away from the first longitudinal edge.
  • a storage case for at least one picture-, audio-, or data carrying medium such as, for example, a compact disc or DVD, with two base elements each substantially right-angled and connected with one another along a first longitudinal
  • Secured storage cases are known, for example, from U.S. Pat. No. 5,598,728 as well as U.S. Pat. No. 5,988,376.
  • the securement of the storage cases in order to secure, in particular, against a theft of the therein-contained picture-, audio-, or data carrying medium, is effected via a lock deployable from exteriorly of the storage case.
  • This lock engages, with hook-shaped projections, corresponding recesses on two small sides of the storage case turned away from one another.
  • two elongate flanges are formed on the lock that completely cover the longitudinal edges of the storage case, whereby both housing halves of the storage case can no longer be opened, at least without the use of force.
  • the invention provides a solution to the challenge of creating a storage case that can be produced in large numbers in a cost-favorable manner for storing picture-, audio-, or data carrying medium such as, for example, compact discs or DVDs, whose contents can be secured against unpermitted access and whose dimensions do not exceed the typical measurements for such a storage case.
  • a storage case with the above-noted features has a first securement structure connected with the first base element and extending into the interior volume of the storage case that engages the securement piece on the side thereof turned toward the second base element and a second securement structure connected with the second base element and extending into the interior volume of the storage case that engages the securement piece on the side thereof turned toward the first base element.
  • a storage case of this type that is secured against access to its contents comprises the same outer dimensions as the storage case without such an access securement.
  • the finishing-, transport-, and storage systems that are principally available in the wholesale and retail trade need not, therefore, be converted to a different dimension of the storage case, whereby the inventive storage case is, in total, very market friendly.
  • the storage case can be produced in large quantities in a cost-favorable manner as it is merely assembled from a few, easy-to-produce parts.
  • the inventive securement structures can be injected directly onto the base elements in that the base elements of a storage case for a CD or DVD are comprised, in any event, of an injected plastic portion such as, for example, polypropylene.
  • the sole separate piece that, in comparison to an unsecured storage case, is found in the inventive storage case, is the securement piece that can be withdrawn out of the storage case.
  • This piece because of its arrangement, structure, and assembly of materials, can be produced, in any event, by simple means and can correspondingly be produced in a cost-favorable manner.
  • the production costs of an inventive secured storage case are only relatively slightly higher than the production costs of a corresponding storage case that is, however, not secured.
  • the assembling-in of the securement structure can already be effected within the production context and, in particular, can already be effected during stockage of the storage cases.
  • a retrofit provision of the storage case with securement systems such as, for example, in connection with retail trade, is no longer required.
  • the storage cases are stocked in the sales spaces just as they are when delivered by the CD producer or the DVD producer.
  • the invention makes possible further improvements in the production of storage cases via an injection molding process as each base element is assembled from a base surface arranged parallel to the picture-, audio-, or data carrier as well as from rear walls perpendicular to the base surface that close the storage case with their smaller sides and the securement structures are unitarily formed on the base surfaces and project therefrom into the interior volume of the storage case.
  • first securement structure projects into the interior space in an arcuate shape and that the second securement structure is configured in the form of a hook-shaped bent latch projecting into the interior space.
  • the securement piece is a rod that extends parallel to the second longitudinal edge. This leads to a particularly notable space-saving construction configuration of the securement system integrated into the storage case. Moreover, the use of a rod as the securement piece permits an enlargement of the effective length of the storage case handle over which a mechanical securement is effected. It is particularly of advantage if the rod extends over substantially the entire length of the second longitudinal edge and the securement structures are disposed both in the region of one end as well as in the region of the other end of the second longitudinal edge. Additional securement structures can be arranged, as well, in the middle of this longitudinal edge so that it is not possible to forcibly bend out the base elements of the storage case in this middle region.
  • the securement piece is blocked in a positive fit manner against at least one of the base elements.
  • the securement piece is blocked against movement in the withdrawal direction by a spring-biased blocking piece extending transverse to the withdrawal direction.
  • magnetic forces can be deployed, in that, for example, the blocking piece is comprised of metal that can be magnetized and is mounted on the securement piece.
  • the storage case can only first be opened if, initially, the securement piece must first be released from its blockage action via deployment of a magnet before the securement piece can then be withdrawn from the storage case.
  • this blocking piece which is comprised of a magnetizable metal, is secured to the securement piece, this blocking piece is no longer in the storage case after the release of the securement.
  • the customer to whom solely the already released storage case has been transferred, to thereafter ascertain, without further effort, the exact location of the blocking piece and to deploy this so-derived knowledge for later manipulations of the storage case.
  • an opening in the housing of the storage case is suggested through which the securement piece can be withdrawn whereby the securement piece is provided with a plate that, in the securement position, closes off the opening.
  • the blocking piece is arranged directly behind the plate on the securement piece. In this manner, the blocking piece, whose cross section may, in practice, be somewhat larger than the remaining cross section of the rod-shaped securement piece need only, upon the withdrawal of the securement piece, pass through the slightly enlarged opening but does not, however, need to pass through the otherwise tightly dimensioned pass through cross section of the securement structures.
  • one of the pair of securement structures be unitarily formed as a single piece with a latch that extends along the inner side of the base element and that serves as a retaining latch for an accompanying folio or book that is disposed on the inner side of the storage case.
  • Such latches are regularly formed on the current storage cases for the receipt of a DVD. Additionally, these latches can now be formed as a single piece with the securement structures.
  • first and the second securement structure be offset to one another in the longitudinal direction of the securement pieces and that the first securement structure be configured in a pair-wise manner whereby, as viewed in the longitudinal direction of the securement piece, the second securement structure is located between this pair.
  • the first base element is a basis part that, together with the cover, forms the housing of the storage case, that the basis part is provided along all four edges with small side walls, and that the first securement structures do not project over the height of the small side walls. In this manner, there remains sufficient room in the interior of the cover in order to provide an accompanying folio or book of normal dimensions or size.
  • FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the inventive storage case in a closed and secured condition thereof;
  • FIG. 2 is a view of a first base element configured as a basis piece of the storage case during the opened condition of the storage case;
  • FIG. 3 is a partial sectional view of the inventive storage case in a partially opened condition
  • FIG. 4 is a partial view along the sectional cut plane IV-IV indicated in FIG. 2 .
  • the storage case concerns a right-angled plastic box formed of a lower first base element 1 and an upper second base element 2 .
  • the first base element 1 is the basis part
  • the second base element 2 is the cover of the storage case.
  • the housing of the plastic box is comprised of two elongate end walls 3 , 4 , two short, respectively partitioned end walls 5 , 6 , an upper right-angled wall 7 , and a lower right-angled wall 8 .
  • the upper right-angled wall 7 forms the base surface of the second base element 2
  • the lower right-angled wall 8 forms the base surface of the base element 1 of the storage case.
  • the walls 7 , 8 and the end walls 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 enclose the interior space of the storage case in which one or more compact discs 13 are located.
  • the base elements 1 , 2 are connected with one another in a hinged manner via a double hinge.
  • the double hinge is located in the region of the elongate rear wall 3 .
  • the end wall 3 is connected via a first linkage 9 a of the double hinge with the base element 1 forming the basis part and is connected via a second linkage 9 b with the base element 2 serving as the cover.
  • the respective hinge is a so-called film hinge—that is, linkages formed unitarily with both base elements 1 , 2 and the end wall 3 via injection molding.
  • Polypropylene is particularly suitable as the frequently occurring bending of the linkages 9 a , 9 b do not lead to any material weakening of this material.
  • the end wall 3 forms, together with both linkages 9 a , 9 b , the first longitudinal edge 10 of the storage case.
  • a second longitudinal edge 11 is disposed oppositely this first longitudinal edge 10 .
  • the storage case is opened in the region of this second longitudinal edge 11 .
  • FIG. 3 shows the storage case in a slightly opened condition in the region of this second longitudinal edge 11 .
  • additional cooperating interconnecting elements 4 a can be formed after whose release the storage case can then be swung about the linkages 9 a , 9 b .
  • Picture-, audio-, or data carriers can be disposed in the base element 1 of the storage case, whereby the base element 1 is provided with a preferably annular depression 12 .
  • a total of two compact discs 13 are located in the depression 12 .
  • the compact discs 13 are held in their central hole by means of a central pin 14 that is a portion of the base element 1 .
  • An additional bay 15 is located as well on the inner side of the base element 1 which can, for example, receive a further, in this event, right-angled, data carrier.
  • the lower base element 1 is comprised of the same size as the upper base element 2 .
  • the end walls 4 , 5 , 6 comprise somewhat the same height as those of the upper base element so that the separation plane of the storage case is approximately in the middle thereof. In this manner, a separation into halves of the interior space is achieved.
  • the compact discs are disposed in the lower portion that is solely formed by the base element 1 of the interior space. Additional space is available in the upper portion of the interior space formed solely by the base element 2 , this additional space preferably being used for storage thereat of a printed publication such as, for example, an accompanying book. There can be, for example, written explanations concerning the content for the use of the compact disc in this accompanying book.
  • FIG. 3 An accompanying book 16 of this type is shown in FIG. 3 . It can be recognized that the accompanying book 16 is retained on the inner side 17 of the upper base element 2 via spring-biased tabs or latches 18 , whereby the latches 18 are formed as a single piece on the upper base element 2 . In connection with the illustrated embodiment, as can be particularly seen in the view of FIG. 2 , a total of two such latches 18 are available, whereby these latches extend along the inner side 17 of upper wall 7 of the base element 2 . These latches 18 serve, as a result of their spring biased dispositions, as retaining latches for the accompanying book 16 lying on the inner side of 17 .
  • the book 16 can be supported on a step 19 in the region of the first longitudinal edge 10 that is formed on the inner side of the linkage end wall 3 .
  • the storage case is provided with a securement system in order to protect the storage case against unpermittted access to its contents.
  • the securement element deployed in this connection is removable from the storage case so that, thereafter, the storage case can be opened and closed in a conventional manner. Details of the securement system are described hereinafter with reference principally to FIGS. 3 and 4 :
  • the important components of the securement system are a separate securement piece 20 in the form of an elongate rod extending parallel to the second longitudinal edge 11 , furthermore, a first securement structure 21 on the first base element 1 , and a second securement structure 22 on the second base element 2 .
  • the first securement structure 21 is an U-shaped piece that is formed with both of its shanks on the inner side 23 of the wall 8 of the basis piece. In this manner, a type of arc is formed that extends transverse to the longitudinal direction of the separate securement piece 20 and through which this securement piece 20 can be passed.
  • the second securement structure 21 is unitarily formed with the spring-biased latch 18 and comprises the form of a latch having one formed side and its other end free.
  • This latch is U-shaped in cross section, just as the first securement structure 21 but is, however, configured oppositely to the U-shaped first securement structure 21 .
  • the step 22 a of the second securement structure 21 that extends substantially parallel to the walls 7 , 8 , can, in the closed condition of the housing, lie on the inner side 23 of the first base element 1 .
  • FIG. 3 shows the rod-shaped securement piece 20 in broken lines in the position that the securement piece 20 assumes in the secured condition of the storage case, although FIG. 3 shows the storage case in an unsecured condition, as opposed to a secured condition.
  • the second securement structure 22 and the latch 18 are formed via a common connection section 24 on the inner side 17 of the cover.
  • the first securement structures 21 are arranged respectively in a pair-wise manner and, in fact, are arranged in the region of the corners as well as once again in the middle of the second longitudinal edge 11 of the storage case.
  • a pair of this type with the reference numbers 21 a , 21 b is shown in FIG. 2 .
  • the second securement structure 22 is located between this pair 21 a , 21 b of the first securement structure. This means, at the same time, that the first and the second securement structures 21 , respectively, 22 , are offset relative to one another in the longitudinal direction of the securement piece 20 .
  • the securement piece 20 which extends parallel to the second longitudinal edge 11 and which is at a spacing to the end wall 4 located thereat, is provided on its one end with a plate 25 fixedly secured thereto.
  • the securement piece 20 including the plate 25 , is comprised of plastic.
  • the plate 25 is dimensioned such that it closes the opening in the first base element 1 that is otherwise located thereat. This opening extends, as can be seen in FIG. 4 , over the rim of the base element 1 located thereat.
  • the securement piece 20 is engaged by the plate 25 which, for the purpose of better engagement thereof, comprises a small projection 26 , and, as a result of the engagement, the securement piece is completely withdrawn in the longitudinal direction out of the housing of the storage case. This withdrawal is, however, only first possible if, initially, the securement piece is released from blockage. This is because the securement piece 20 , which is completely located in the storage case, is supported, via a spring-biased blocking piece 27 , against a blocking nose 28 of the second base element 2 .
  • This blocking piece 27 is preferably comprised of a magnetizeable steel plate and is secured on the securement piece 20 , which is comprised of plastic, such that the blocking piece 27 can be spring biased away from the blocking nose 28 .
  • a mechanical access to the blocking piece 27 is, in the closed condition of the storage case, to be sure, not possible. Rather, magnetic forces are to be deployed, in that a repelling magnet from below or an attracting magnet from above is held against the housing of the storage case. In this manner, the blocking piece 27 is moved in the direction indicated by the movement arrow 29 and is thus released from the blocking nose 28 . Only upon achieving this condition can the securement piece 20 be completely withdrawn from the storage case, whereupon the storage case is then released from its secured position.

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