Suspension device for ring binders
AssigneeRobert Krause GmbH & Co. KG
InventorKarl-Hein Schudy
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Abstract
An accessory suspension device for an existing binder is formed by an angle strip having slides which can be pulled out so as to project from opposite ends of the spine to suspend the binder. The device fits on the rings of the ring mechanism of the binder and acts to support the ring portions which actually carry the sheets of paper contained in the binder when the binder is suspended by the device.
Claims16
A suspension device comprising a ring binder having a spine and a cover pivotal relative to said spine, a ring mechanism having rings mounted on said ring binder, a one-piece rigid carrier having a suspension arm and a supporting arm extending substantially at right angles to said suspension arm, said suspension arm having holes for suspending the carrier on at least two rings of the ring mechanism, and suspension members slidably mounted on said support arm of said carrier for movement between a retracted position within the contours of the binder cover and an extended position in which the suspension members project from opposite ends respectively of the binder spine to provide for suspending the ring binder.
A suspension device for a ring binder having a cover and a ring mechanism comprising a carrier formed by two angled profile members which are each connected to a suspension member and which each comprise a suspension arm provided with holes for receiving two rings of the ring mechanism of the binder and a supporting arm extending substantially at right angles to this, the supporting arm comprising a unilateral extension forming the suspension member, the holes for the rings being constructed in the form of sliding and gripping slots aligned parallel to the angled edges of the angled profile members and each comprising a widened portion at its end adjacent to the suspension member, said suspension members being slidable for movement between a retracted position within the contours of the binder cover and an extended position in which the suspension members project from opposite ends respectively of the binder spine to offer support for hanging the ring binder.
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