Substrate case structure
OwnerNozomi Etsumiinventor
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Abstract
A substrate case 4 includes an inner case 11 capable of housing an elongated substrate 3 thereinside; and an outer case 12 capable of housing the inner case 11. The inner case 11 has in one end portion an elongated substrate insertion opening 13 through which the elongated substrate 3 can be inserted; and the outer case 12 has in another end portion an inner case insertion opening 14 through which the inner case 11 can be inserted. A substrate clipping portion 15 capable of clipping the elongated substrate 3 is provided inside the inner case 11; and a substrate suppressing portion 16 capable of suppressing the elongated substrate 3 from clattering is provided inside the outer case 12. The outer case 12 includes an exterior fixing portion 18 that can be attached to a to-be-attached member 17.
Claims5
A substrate case structure characterized by comprising:
- an inner case capable of housing an elongated substrate thereinside;
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- an outer case capable of housing the inner case together with the elongated substrate, wherein:
- the inner case has in one end portion an elongated substrate insertion opening through which the elongated substrate can be inserted in a direction in parallel with a surface of the elongated substrate;
- the outer case has in another end portion an inner case insertion opening through which the inner case can be inserted in the direction in parallel with the surface of the elongated substrate;
- a substrate clipping portion is provided inside the inner case, the substrate clipping portion being capable of clipping the elongated substrate in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the elongated substrate;
- a substrate suppressing portion is provided inside the outer case, the substrate suppressing portion being capable of suppressing the elongated substrate from clattering in the direction perpendicular to the surface of the elongated substrate;
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- the outer case includes an exterior fixing portion that can be attached to a to-be-attached member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.