Insertion/removal jig for printed circuit board

An electronic equipment frame for holding a printed circuit board in a manner of freely inserting said printed circuit board therein and pulling out said printed circuit board thereof by employment of an insertion/removal jig for a printed circuit board including a card-holding portion holding said printed circuit board upon pulling out said printed circuit board, a movable frame formed to be integral with said card-holding portion, and a stationary frame provided with a support point working as a fulcrum for permitting said printed circuit board to be pulled out, and holding said movable frame to be movable in a direction for insertion and removal of said printed circuit board, comprising:

• a breakage-preventing portion provided for every position where said printed circuit board is inserted, said breakage-preventing portion supporting said support point of said insertion/removal jig for a printed circuit via an elastic body shrunk by a force that is larger than a force necessary for pulling out said printed circuit board but smaller than a force for fixing of components, which are mounted on said printed circuit board.

An electronic equipment frame for holding a printed circuit board in a manner of freely inserting said printed circuit board therein and pulling out said printed circuit board thereof by employment of an insertion/removal jig for a printed circuit board including a card-holding portion holding said printed circuit board upon inserting said printed circuit board, a movable frame formed to be integral with said card-holding portion, and a stationary frame provided with a support point working as a fulcrum for permitting said printed circuit board to be inserted, and holding said movable frame to be movable in a direction for insertion and removal of said printed circuit board, comprising:

• a breakage-preventing portion provided for every position where said printed circuit board is inserted, said breakage-preventing portion supporting said support point of said insertion/removal jig for a printed circuit via an elastic body shrunk by a force that is larger than a force necessary for inserting said printed circuit board but smaller than a force for fixing of components, which are mounted on said printed circuit board.