Disc storage container
AssigneeMemorex Corporation
InventorsHenry Kahle, Jeffrey R. Menkes, Dean L. Christensen
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Abstract
The invention described herein is a storage container adapted to hold a plurality of substantially planar flexible members, such as flexible magnetic discs. The container has a base section and a pouch section. The pouch section is adapted to be fitted into the base section in a closed position and the pouch section is adapted to rotate about an axis such that in an open position the pouch section rests against the base section. The pouch section further has a partial front wall which is adapted to pivot about an axis enlarging the pouch section greatly facilitating the insertion and removal of the flexible planar member. Finally, the storage container has detent means to provide positive closure in the closed position.
Claims8
A storage container adapted to hold a plurality of substantially planar members, said container comprising:
- a base section comprising a pair of side walls of substantially equal length, a first end wall connected with each of said side walls at one end thereof, a bottom wall connected with said first end wall and said side walls, said bottom wall extending for only a portion of the length of said side walls terminating at one end, with said side walls extending freely beyond said one end of said bottom wall;
- a pouch section adapted to hold said planar flexible members, said section comprising a cover wall, a second end wall and a partial front wall;
- said front wall adapted to pivot about an axis, from a first position whereby said front wall is substantially parallel to said cover wall to a second position whereby said front wall enlarges said pouch section;
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- said pouch section adapted to pivot about an axis near said other end of said side walls from a closed position wherein said pouch is confined substantially in a region defined by said side walls, first end wall and bottom wall, with said cover wall enclosing said region, to an open position wherein said pouch section rests against said base section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.