Plastic looseleaf binder ring assembly
AssigneeFiltronics Ltd.
InventorsIan H. Jacoby, Roland V. Bangha
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AssigneeFiltronics Ltd.
InventorsIan H. Jacoby, Roland V. Bangha
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The looseleaf binder ring assembly disclosed herein consists of a one-piece backbone formed of a resilient plastic material, which backbone has a plurality of pairs of cooperating fingers pivotally mounted thereon. The fingers of each pair face one another and are movable between open and closed positions with respect to each other; they are mounted in the backbone in specially formed recesses which prevent inadvertent removal of the fingers from the backbone. A slidably mounted actuator bar is provided in the backbone and has cam surfaces formed thereon for respectively opening and closing the fingers when the slide bar is moved between first and second positions. The cam surfaces respectively hold their associated fingers in opened or closed positions in accordance with the position of the slide bar.
In a looseleaf binder ring assembly comprising a one-piece backbone formed of a resilient plastic material and having a plurality of pairs of cooperating fingers mounted thereon, the fingers of each pair facing one another and being movable between open and closed positions with respect to each other;
In a looseleaf binder ring assembly comprising a one-piece backbone formed of a resilient plastic material and having a plurality of pairs of cooperating fingers mounted thereon with the fingers of each pair facing one another and being movable between open and closed positions with respect to each other;
In a looseleaf binder ring assembly comprising a one-piece backbone formed of plastic material and having an inverted generally U-shaped configuration in section ;
The looseleaf binder as defined in claim 11 wherein said other of said cam surfaces has an inclined cam section which initially engages the lower end portion of its associated finger as the slide bar is moved from its first to its second position and a trailing straight flat section extending parallel to the direction of sliding movement for firmly locking said fingers in their closed positions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.