WO1999017292A1 - Gehäuse für einen scheibenförmigen gegenstand, ein verfahren sowie eine einrichtung zur herstellung des gehäuses - Google Patents
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- 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
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- 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
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- the present invention relates to a housing for a disk-shaped object, in particular for a CD disc, with a base part which is designed to hold the object, and with a cover which is articulated on the base part, and a method and a device for producing the Housing.
- housings of this type are already known and they are usually made of plastic.
- the housing cover has two side tabs, the free ends of which are hinged to the base part of the housing. If such a housing falls on the floor or the like, one of the tabs breaks off very easily and this housing is then no longer usable. There are further problems with the disposal of such plastic housings.
- the object of the present invention is to remedy the disadvantages mentioned and also further disadvantages of the prior art.
- the housing can be manufactured as defined in the characterizing part of patent claim 9 is.
- the housing can be produced with the aid of a device according to the invention, which is defined in the characterizing part of patent claim 10.
- FIG. 1 shows a top view of a first embodiment of the present housing when it is open;
- FIG. 2 shows a side view of the housing from FIG. 1;
- 3 shows a front view of the housing from FIG. 1,
- FIG. 4 in a vertical section a detail from FIG. 3,
- FIG. 5 in a vertical section the front edge region of the housing from FIG. 2 when this housing is closed, this section lying in the same direction as the view in the front view according to Fig. 3;
- FIG. 6 shows a vertical section of one of the lateral edge areas of the housing when it is closed, this section running parallel to the section according to FIG. 4; 7 is a plan view of a blank from which the housing can be formed,
- FIG. 8 is a top view of a second embodiment of the present housing
- FIG. 9 is a plan view of a third embodiment of the present housing.
- Fig. 10 is a side view of the housing of Fig. 9, Fig. 11 shows the plan of a device for producing the Housing,
- FIG. 12 shows a top view of a further embodiment of the present housing when it is open, a base being provided on which a disk-shaped object rests
- FIG. 13 shows a side view of the housing from FIG. 12
- FIG. 14 shows a side view and enlarges the base alone
- FIG. 15 shows the base from FIG. 14 in a vertical section, this section being perpendicular to the direction of the side view in FIG. 14, and
- FIG. 16 shows a modification of the blank from FIG. 8.
- the housing has a lower or base part 1, which is adapted to receive the object 4, and a lid 30 which is hinged to the base part.
- Both the base part 1 and the cover 30 are made of a material containing fibers, in particular cellulose fibers.
- the base part 1 has a base 2 and a section 5 which is located on the base 2 and which is designed and designed to receive the disk-shaped object 4. This section 5 is also referred to below as base 5.
- This base 5 is hollow.
- the base 2 has an at least essentially planar base body 3, the outline of which is square.
- the floor plan of this base body 3 can be square or rectangular his.
- the base body 3 of the base 2 is rectangular and it has sides 21, 22, 23 and 24.
- the length of the shorter sides 22 and 24 of the base base body 3 is at least as large as the diameter of the disk-shaped object 4, so that the bottom 2 has sections 8 and 9 (FIG. 4) which are at a distance from one another and which protrude beyond the contour of the object 4.
- the length of all sides of the base body 3 is at least as large as the diameter of the disk-shaped object.
- the base 5, which protrudes from the base plate 3 or rises up from it, comprises side walls 11, 12, 13 and 14 and an upper end 10.
- the floor plan of this base 5 is rectangular.
- the length of the shorter sides 12 and 14 of the base 5 is smaller than the diameter of the object 4, so that the mutually opposite edge parts 141 and 142 of the object 4 resting on the base 5 project beyond this base 5 and are thus free to grip the object 4. Since the dimension of the base 2, which runs parallel to the transverse sides 12 and 14 of the base 5, is larger than the diameter of the object 4, the respective relevant edge region of the base 2 has the sections 8 and 9 already mentioned.
- edge sections 8 and 9 protrude horizontally from the mutually opposite side walls 11 and 13 of the base 5 and they protect the edge portions 141 and 142 of the disk-shaped object 4 which project laterally from the base 5 against damage.
- the longer side walls 11 and 13 of the rectangular base 5 are longer than the diameter of the object 4 and they are shorter than the longitudinal sides 21 and 23 of the bottom 2 of the housing, which extend in the same direction.
- This plate 10 has a central section 20, on which the object 4 can rest, and a partial plate 151 or 152 flanking this central or support plate 20.
- the upper end 10 of the base 5 thus comprises the two at a distance from one another located partial plates 151 and 152 and the intermediate support plate 20.
- the partial plates 151 and 152 and the support plate 120 thus form a row and the direction of this row runs parallel to the longitudinal walls 11 and 13 of the base 5.
- the shape or the outer contour and the dimensions of the support plate 20 correspond at least in sections to the shape and dimensions of the object 4.
- the partial plates 151 and 152 lie on opposite sides of the support plate 20 and they extend between the end sections of the side walls 11 and 13 which protrude from the support plate 20. Between the support plate 20 and the partial plates 151 and 152 there is a continuous cut 16 or 17, which separates the support plate 20 from the respective partial plate 151 or 152.
- the course and dimensions these cuts 16 and 17 correspond to the shape and dimensions of the assigned sections of the outer contour of the object 4. In the case shown in FIG. 1, the two cuts 16 and 17 have the shape of a circular section because of the disk-shaped object 4. The distance between these circular section-shaped cuts 16 and 17 corresponds at least essentially to the diameter of the object 4.
- the partial plates 151 and 152 run practically parallel to the base plate 3 and they are at a distance D from this base plate 3.
- the support plate 20 lying between the partial plates 151 and 152 and also extending between the base longitudinal sides 11 and 13 also runs practically parallel to the base 2 of the base part 1 and it is located at a distance E from the floor 2.
- This distance E is smaller than the distance D which is present between the partial plate 151 or 152 and the floor 2.
- the difference between these two distances D - E is chosen so that it is greater than the thickness of the disk-shaped object. If the object lies on the support plate 20, then its upper side lies below the partial plates 151 and 152.
- the contour of the support plate 20 has the shape of a circle flattened in the region of the longitudinal walls 11 and 13.
- the contour of the support plate 20 is thus composed of two arcuate and in a distance from each other sections 17 and 18 and from two rectilinear edges 27 and 28, one of which connects the opposite ends of the arches 17 and 18 to each other. These edges 17 and 18 lie in the upper area of the respective longitudinal base wall 11 and 13 and they are located in the central area of the respective longer side wall 11 and 13 of the base 5.
- a rectilinear perforation 18 is made in the respective longer side wall 11 and 13 of the base 5 (FIGS. 1 and 6). This runs practically parallel to the respective longitudinal edge 27 or 28 of the longitudinal wall 11 or 13 or to the floor 2 or to the support plate 20.
- the perforation line 18 is located approximately in the middle of the height of the longitudinal wall 11 or 13 and divides it two parts or halves, namely in an upper half 58 and a lower half 59.
- the longitudinal edge of the upper wall half 58 facing away from the perforation 18 adjoins the longitudinal edge 27 and 28 of the support plate 20.
- An edge tab 61 or 62 of the base 5 adjoins the longitudinal edge of the lower wall half 59 facing away from the perforation 18 and is intended to rest on one of the side edge parts 8 or 9 of the base plate 3. During the manufacture of the housing, these edge tabs 61 and 62 are firmly connected to the edge parts 8 and 9 of the base plate 3.
- the perforation line 18 is shorter than the longitudinal edge 27 or 28 of the support plate 20.
- Separating cuts 19 in the respective side wall 11 or 13 are perpendicular to the perforation line 18 of the base 5, one of which lies at one end of the perforation line 18 and extends practically over the entire height of the longitudinal wall 11 and 13, respectively.
- the separating cuts 19 are perpendicular to the perforation line 18 of the base 5, one of which lies at one end of the perforation line 18 and extends practically over the entire height of the longitudinal wall 11 and 13, respectively. The separating cuts
- the distance between the two separating cuts 19 assigned to the ends of one of the perforation lines 18 is smaller than the distance between longitudinal stops 25 and 26 for the object 4, which are on the same peripheral edge 27 or 28 of the support plate
- the middle section of the longitudinal wall 11 or 13 lying between the cuts 19 bends inwards in the region of the perforation line 18 and the support plate 20 becomes opposite the partial plates 151 and 152 of the base 5 lowered against the bottom 2 of the base part 1.
- edges 25 and 26 already mentioned are formed in the respective longitudinal wall 11 and 12 of the base 5, which the height difference D - E between the respective bridge partial plate 151 or 152 and the lowered support plate 20.
- These edges 25 and 26 represent opposing stops in the area of the respective side wall 11 and 13 for the object 4, which lies on the support plate 20.
- the stops 25 and 26 are therefore higher than the surface of the support plate 20 and the distance between these stops 25 and 26 in the respective longitudinal wall 11 or 13 is chosen as the length of the chord on the object 4, which over the edge 27 or 28 of the platen 20 lies.
- These longitudinal stops 25 and 26 thus hold the object 4 in place in the direction of the longitudinal walls 11 and 13.
- a cavity 6 (Fig. 4) which is present between the support plate 20 and the bottom 2 of the base part 1, there is an insert 7, the thickness of which corresponds to the height of the cavity 6 and which is expediently made of corrugated cardboard.
- the longitudinal walls 11 and 13 of the base 5 are shorter than the longitudinal edges 21 and 23 of the base plate 3.
- the base 5 is positioned on the base 2 such that one of the transverse walls 12 of the base 5 over one of the transverse edges 22 of the floor 2.
- an edge strip 49 of the base 2 which projects beyond the base 5 and which is located between the said transverse edge 24 of the base 2 and the transverse wall 24 of the base 5 located here.
- An extension 29 projects from one of the transverse walls of the base 5 practically at right angles (FIGS. 1 to 5). In the case shown, this is the transverse or front wall 14 of the base 5 lying over the edge strip 49 of the base plate 3.
- a likewise strip-shaped fastening tab 63 adjoins the edge of this cross wall 14 facing the edge strip 49, which tab is attached to the cover during manufacture of the housing Edge strip 49 comes to rest and attach.
- the length of the extension 29 protruding from the base transverse wall 14 is shorter than the width of the mentioned fastening tab 63 and thus also of the edge strip 49.
- the extension 29 represents an extension of the partial plate 151 of the base 5 lying in this area and the extension 29 thus lies in same plane as this partial plate 151.
- the transition between the extension 29 and the partial plate 151 is smooth. This means that the extension 29 is rigidly, ie not bendable, connected to the partial plate 151.
- the lid 30 of the housing includes side walls 31, 32 and 33 and a top wall 34.
- the side walls 31, 32 and 33 protrude from three of the edges 36, 37 and 38 of the top wall 34 practically at right angles, in such a way that they are against the base part 1 are directed when the housing is closed. 1 to 10, the housing is shown in the open state.
- the cover 30 is connected or hinged to the base part 1 via its fourth edge 39.
- the outer contour of the cover 30 or its cover walls 31, 32 and 33 and its connecting edge 39 lies above or within the outer contour of the base part. les 1.
- the shape of the base part 1 thus determines the shape of the cover 30th
- the respective side wall 31 or 32 or 33 of the cover 30 is designed as a hollow profile.
- the cross section of this hollow profile has the shape of a right-angled triangle (FIGS. 3 and 6).
- the first cathetus of this triangle is formed by that edge portion 36 or 37 or 38 of the top wall 34 from which the relevant side wall 31 or 32 or 33 protrudes or falls.
- the second catheter of the triangular cross section is formed by an outer or vertical section 40 of the side wall 31 or 32 or 33, which is practically perpendicular to the top wall 34.
- the hypotenuse of the triangular cross section is formed by an inner section 41 of the side wall 31 or 32 or 33, which extends obliquely with respect to the top wall 34 and which extends between the top wall 34 and the free edge 42 of the side wall 31 or 32 or 33 .
- Such spatially designed side walls 31 to 33 effectively stiffen the cover 30 made of a relatively thin material.
- the cover 30 also comprises an inner wall 43 which is connected via one of its transverse edges to the transverse wall 32 of the cover 30, specifically to the free edge of the inclined wall 41 of this transverse wall 32.
- This inner wall 43 does not cover only the middle region of the inside of the top wall 34 but also the inside of the fastening tabs 44 of the side walls 31 and 33.
- the inner wall 43 is firmly connected to the top wall 34 and to the fastening tabs 44, for example with the aid of an adhesive.
- the inner wall 43 additionally stiffens the cover 30 made of a relatively thin material.
- the object 4 lies within the height of the side walls 31 and 33 of the cover 30 when the housing is closed and when the end edges 42 of the cover walls 31 to 33 rest on the edge tabs 61 and 62 of the base 5.
- the dimensions of the housing and the inclination of the inclined inner wall sections 41 of the opposite side or longitudinal walls 31 and 33 of the cover 30 are dimensioned such that these inclined wall sections 41 rest on the outer edge of the object 4 from above, specifically in the area of the already mentioned edge sections 141 and 142 of the object 4.
- a receiving space for the object 4 is thus delimited at the bottom by the receiving plate 20 and in the longitudinal direction of the base 5 by the stops 25 and 26 in the longitudinal walls 11 and 13 of the base 5.
- the edge portions 141 and 142 of the object 4 abut the inclined inner portions 41 of the side walls 31 and 33 of the cover 30.
- the receiving space in the base 5 is open so that the object 4 is inserted into this space Room can be removed.
- Means for connecting the cover 30 to the base part 1 are provided, which are located in that edge region 39 of the cover 30 which has no side wall.
- These means comprise a material strip 45, which is located between the top wall 34 of the lid 30 and the base plate 3 of the base 2 or the base part 1.
- This strip of material 45 extends along the connecting edge 39 of the cover 30 and along the transverse edge 22 of the base part 1.
- the width of this strip of material 45 is equal to or corresponds to the height of the transverse wall 12 of the base lying here and located above the mentioned transverse edge 22 of the base part 1 5.
- connection means further comprise bending lines 46 and 47, which extend along the longitudinal edges of the material strip 45.
- the material strip 45 is connected to the transverse edge 22 of the base plate 3 of the base part 1 lying here via the first of these bending lines 46.
- the material strip 45 is connected to the connecting edge 39 of the top wall 34 of the lid 30 via the second of the bending lines 47.
- the longitudinal edges of the material strip 45 are thus in one piece with the interposition of the bending lines 46 and 47 with the top wall 34 of the lid 30 and with the base plate 3 of the base part 1.
- the inside of the material strip 45 with the outside of the transverse wall 12 is also on the base 5, for example with With the help of an adhesive, firmly attached. Consequently, the material strip 45 and thus also the cover 30 is connected to the base part 1 not only via the first bending line 46 but also via the transverse wall 12 of the base 5.
- the material strip or connecting wall 45 is in this case at right angles to the base plate 3 of the base part 1.
- the cover 30 pivots only about the second bending line 47 in this embodiment.
- the material strip 45 is connected to the base part 1 only via the first bending line 46. This means that the connecting wall 45 can be freely pivoted relative to the transverse wall 12 of the base 5. Consequently, in this case the cover 30 pivots with respect to the base part 1 about the two bending lines 46 and 47 when the housing is opened or closed.
- At least one tongue 50 protrudes from the side wall 32 of the cover 30, which lies opposite the connection edge 39 of the cover 30.
- This tongue 50 is connected to the remaining part of the cover 30 in the region of the free edge 42 of the said cover side wall 32 which is located away from the cover wall 34, so that this tongue 50 is at a distance from the cover wall 34.
- the tongue 50 is directed essentially towards the inside of the cover 30 and is pivotally connected to the side wall 32.
- the tongue 50 is designed and arranged so that it can reach behind the extension 29 on the base part 1 when the housing is closed. It is expedient to extend the spur 29 in the middle area To arrange the transverse wall 14 of the base 5 and the tongue 50 in the central region of the side wall 32 of the cover 30.
- the length of the tongue 50 ie the distance between its end edge 51 and the free edge 42 on the side wall 32 of the cover 30 is slightly larger than the width of the edge strip 49 on the base part 1.
- the tongue 50 first comes to rest on the top of the extension 29. Then the tongue 50 is pivoted upwards by the action of the rigid extension 29 until it has passed the end edge 52 of the extension 29. Thereafter, the tongue 50 strives to pivot downward in the direction of its rest position on the cover 30. However, since the length of the tongue 50 is greater than the width of the material strip 49 on the base part 1, the tongue 50 cannot pivot through and its end edge 51 comes to rest on the transverse wall 14 of the base 5 lying here, as indicated schematically in FIG. 5 is. In this position, the tongue 50 engages behind the extension 29 and the housing remains closed.
- both the tongue 50 and the components of the base 5 are made of a flat material, for example cardboard, both the tongue 50 and the relevant components of the Give in base 5 without being damaged.
- the end edge 51 of the tongue 50 first comes to rest on the underside of the spout 29. This forces the tongue 50 downward pivot, which enables the tongue 50 to then move past the extension 29, together with the cover 30.
- the shape of the front edge 51 of the tongue 50 is composed of a central, arc-shaped and concave section 53 and of practically rectilinear sections 54 and 55, each of which adjoins the respective end of the arc section 53. These end portions 54 and 55 are equidistant from the free edge 42 of the top wall 32. As the aforementioned length of the tongue 50, the distance between the end portions 54 and 56 and the free edge 42 of the top wall 32 is considered. When the housing is closed , then only the end sections 54 and 55 of the tongue 50 rest on the outer surface of the transverse wall 14 of the base 5.
- the end edge 52 of the spur 29 on the base part 1 is also arcuate, specifically convex, the radius of this arc 52 being the same as the radius of the arc 51 on the tongue 50.
- a blank (FIG. 7) from which the housing can be formed has the form of a material web in which the material sections forming the individual components of the housing are connected in series.
- the first material section is intended and designed to form the base 5.
- the second material section is intended and formed to form the base part 1.
- the third material section is to form the cover 30 and the fourth material section is the Inner lid wall 43.
- the blank shown in FIG. 7 is first cut out and provided with the required bending lines, for example by embossing.
- the cover 30 is first formed from the blank by folding the side tabs of the blank forming the long sides 31 and 33 of the lid 30 and folding them inwards.
- the cover inner wall 43 is then folded over onto the cover wall 34 in such a way that the intermediate side wall 32 of the cover 1 is formed.
- the reinforcing insert 7 is placed on the base plate 3 of the base part 1.
- the first section of the blank is then folded over onto the base part 1 and folded, so that the base 5 is formed.
- the still open housing can be loaded with an object 4 and the housing can be closed, packed, etc.
- the cut 52 begins in that bending edge of the base 5 which lies between the transverse wall 14 and the partial plate 152 adjoining it.
- This cut 52 initially runs at right angles to the said bending edge, then in an arc shape in the transverse wall 14 and approximately parallel to the bending edge, and then again at right angles to the said bending edge, where it is in ends at a distance from its beginning.
- the cut 51 begins in the oblique wall section 41 at the free edge 42 of the cover wall 32.
- the stiff extension 29 When the blank is folded into the housing, the stiff extension 29 remains unfolded, with the opening of a corresponding opening 56 (FIGS. 3 and 4) in the transverse wall 14 of the base 5.
- the extension 29 is thus at the same height as that Partial plate 151 of the base 5.
- the tongue 50 which protrudes from the free edge 42 of the cover 30, left an opening 57 in the oblique section 41 of the cover wall 32 during the folding of the blank (FIG. 3) and it can be pivoted around the free edge 42 become.
- the housing can be made from two blanks.
- the base 5 is formed from one of the blanks and this base 5 is arranged and fastened on the base plate 3 of the base part 1.
- FIG. 8 shows a further embodiment of the present housing, which differs from the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 only in the shape of the cut 17.
- This section 17 is essentially also arc-shaped in the housing according to FIG. 8. In its central region, however, this cut 17 has a straight edge 67 which runs like a chord to the arch and at the same time runs parallel to the transverse wall 12 of the base 5.
- the section of the partial plate 152 delimited by this chord 67 constitutes a further stop for the article 4, which is located over a section of the edge part of the article 4.
- FIG. 11 shows a device for carrying out the method described above.
- This facility is designed as a production line.
- a device 70 for feeding blanks This feed device 70 is followed by a first work station 71, in which the sections 40, 41 and 44 of the side or Longitudinal walls 31 and 33 are tilted on the cover 30 and in which the fastening tabs 44 are glued.
- a second and subsequent work station 72 the fastening tabs 44 are pressed onto the top wall 34 of the lid 30.
- the inner lining 43 is folded over onto the inside of the cover wall 34, the transverse wall 32 of the cover 30, which likewise has the triangular cross section, being formed at the same time.
- a fourth work station 74 the insert 7 is removed from a stack and arranged on the base part 1 of the blank.
- the base 5 is formed, which in a subsequent station 76 on the Floor 2 is folded down.
- the inside of the base 5 and the inside of the lid inner wall 43 are glued in a further work station 77 and in the next work station 78 they are pressed onto the base part 1 or onto the inside of the middle wall 34 of the lid 30.
- the object 4 can now be inserted into the housing in a subsequent work station 79. If desired, a printed matter can be placed on the article 4 in a subsequent work station 80 and the housing can now be closed in a correspondingly designed work station 81, after which it is conveyed to a packaging station 82.
- the individual workstations 70 to 82 can be such that all work operations in them are carried out automatically by means of correspondingly designed devices.
- the first three stations 70 to 72 are distributed along a straight line.
- the fourth work station 73 the other work stations are arranged along a circle.
- the sequence and the arrangement of the individual workstations can also be selected differently than shown and described.
- the base 5 is fastened on the top or inside of the base 2 and it has a base body 6.
- this base body 6 is made from a single piece of material. This piece of material can be thin-walled.
- a plastic which can be processed or deformed can be used to form the base body 6.
- it can be a plastic that can be deformed when heated or heated, or that can be injected or cast into a mold.
- Such a base base body 6 can be glued or welded onto the top of the base 2.
- the base base body 6 has a base plate 10 which can carry the object 4. In the region of the edges of this base plate 10, side walls 11, 12, 13 and 14 of the base base body 6 hang down from the base plate 10.
- the floor plan of the base 5 shown is rectangular, so that it has two longer walls 11 and 13 and two shorter walls or transverse walls 12 and 14.
- the longitudinal walls 11 and 13 of the base 5 are longer than the diameter of the disk-shaped object 4. However, they are shorter than the longitudinal sides or edges 21 and 23 of the base 2 of the base part 1, which extend in the same direction.
- a foot 27 or 28 is connected to the edge of the transverse walls 12 and 14 of the base lying away from the base plate 10 (FIGS. 14 and 15).
- the respective foot has 27 or 28 the shape of a strip of material which is integral with the associated transverse wall 12 or 14 and which is at a right angle to the associated transverse wall 12 or 14.
- the feet 27 and 28 are directed towards the inside of the base 5, ie towards one another.
- the feet 27 and 28 rest on their underside and outside on the top of the base 2, where they can be fastened in the manner mentioned above.
- the length of the shorter walls or the transverse walls 12 and 14 of the base 5 is smaller than the diameter of the object 4 with a circular contour, so that two opposite edge parts of the object 4 resting on or in the base 5 protrude from the base 5 and can be gripped of item 4 are free. Since the length of the edges 22 and 24 of the base 2 running parallel to the transverse walls 12 and 14 of the base 5 is greater than the length of the transverse walls 12 and 14, the base 2 has the sections 8 and 9 already mentioned. These edge sections 8 and 9 of the base 2 are located below the base 5 and they protrude horizontally from the opposing longitudinal walls 11 and 13 of the base 5. Thus, these base sections 8 and 9 protect the edge sections 141 and 142 of the disk-shaped object 4, which project laterally from the base 5, against damage.
- the lower edge 35 of the longitudinal walls 11 and 13 is at a distance from the bottom 2 of the housing and is also located above the feet 27 and 28. Between the lower edge 35 of the respective longitudinal wall 11 and 13 and the top of the bottom 2 there is therefore a gap on each of the two sides of the base 5.
- This column can be used, for example, to advantageously introduce a description (not shown) in the form of a booklet for object 4 or the like into the base 5 and then also transport it together with the housing. So that the insert or the description cannot slip out of the base 5, the base 5 is provided with a pressure tongue 60.
- the pressure tongue 60 is designed as a U-shaped cutout from the material of the mounting plate 20 and this material cutout 60 is bent out of the plane of the mounting plate 20 downward, ie against the feet 27 and 28 of the base 5.
- the material cutout 60 is laterally delimited by practically rectilinear legs 61 and 62 of the U-shape and at the free end by a connecting section 63 which connects the ends of the U-legs 61 and 62 facing away from the receiving plate 20.
- This connecting section 63 may be arcuate.
- the pressure tongue 60 is connected to the mounting plate 20 by means of a transition section 64, which is located where the ends of the U-legs 61 and 62 facing the mounting plate 20 are located.
- the end portion of the pressing tongue 60 comprising the connecting section 63 is bent upward, so that the insert can easily get under the pressing tongue 60 even if it is inserted into the base 5 against the direction of the pressing tongue 60.
- a flat elevation 70 is implemented, which can have a circular circumferential contour.
- a mandrel 71 which can pass through a central opening in the object 4 and which centers the object 4 in the base 5 such that the edge portion of the object 4, the stops 25 and 26 on the base 5 when the housing is closed not touched.
- the material part of the object 4 surrounding the opening in the object 4 lies on the flat elevation 70 via its underside. This offers the advantage that the other material parts of the object are at a distance from the surface of the receiving section 20 and thus do not touch the receiving section 20 can.
- the material strip 45 is only connected to the base plate 3 of the base part 1, specifically via the bending point 46. Consequently, the material strip 45 lies practically in the same plane as the base plate 3 when the housing is in the open state (FIG. 13).
- the cover 30 pivots relative to the base part 1 about the two bending lines 46 and 47 when the housing is opened or closed.
- FIG. 16 shows a modification of the blank according to FIG. 8.
- a bulge 68 or 69 is made in this cut 17.
- the respective bulge 68 or 69 limits a stop.
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