Drawer-and-shell type container with drawer stop
OwnerKatsuji Shimada, Katsuyuki Shimadainventors
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Abstract
A device for preventing a push-up drawer in an outer shell from slipping out of the top or bottom of the container. The drawer has a longitudinal slit through one side thereof, and the slit is inclined at an angle with respect to the edges of the side. An angled portion is provided at the forward end of said slit. The shell is folded around said drawer, and the side of the shell, opposite the side of the drawer having the slit therethrough, has a tongue-shaped inserting piece cut therein and inserted into the longitudinal slit.
Claims2
A device for preventing a push-up drawer in an outer container from slipping out of the top or bottom of the container, said device comprising:
- a drawer having a longitudinal slit through one side thereof, said slit being inclined at an angle with respect to the edges of said side and having an angled portion at the forward end of said slit;
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- a shell folded around said drawer, the side of said shell, opposite the side of said drawer having said slit therethrough, having a tongue-shaped inserting piece cut therein and inserted into said longitudinal slit.
A device for preventing a push-up drawer in an outer container from slipping out of the top or bottom of the container, said device comprising:
- a drawer having a longitudinal slit through one side thereof, said slit being inclined at an angle with respect to the edges of said side and having an angled portion at the forward end of said slit;
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- a shell folded around said drawer, the ends of said shell overlapping and affixed to each other at the side of said drawer containing said longitudinal slit therein, said end which is underlapped against said drawer having a tongue-shaped inserting piece cut therein opposite said slit, said inserting piece being inserted into said slit, and said overlapped end having a pressing piece cut therefrom opposite said inserting piece for pressing said inserting piece into said longitudinal slit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.