Tape cartridge with an arrangement of a magnetic shielding plate
AssigneeHitachi Maxell, Ltd.
InventorsShinichi Kagano, Kazuaki Urano
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AssigneeHitachi Maxell, Ltd.
InventorsShinichi Kagano, Kazuaki Urano
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In a tape cartridge having a magnetic shielding plate, there are provided one or more supporting or receiving ribs for supporting one or more portions of the rear face of the magnetic shielding plate, preferably at the left and right portions thereof, and one or more guide ribs corresponding to but away from the supporting ribs a distance slightly greater than the thickness of the magnetic shielding plate, such that the shielding plate can be inserted into the gap between the one or more supporting ribs and the one or more guide ribs. Moreover, there is provided one or more pressing ribs having a vertical straight wall at a root portion of the rear face of the guide ribs so that the magnetic shielding plate is pressedly inserted between the straight wall of the pressing ribs and the supporting ribs for securing the magnetic shielding plate.
A tape cartridge comprising a case body having a head insertion window defined on a front wall of the case body, a magnetic shielding plate disposed inside the head insertion window and standing vertically in the case body, at least one first rib (21a) disposed inside the case body for supporting the back of the magnetic shielding plate, at least one second rib (25) disposed at the front of said at least one first rib (21a), separated from said at least one first rib by a gap greater than the thickness of the magnetic shielding plate, and a vertical straight wall (26a) disposed at the root portion of said at least one second rib on the side opposing said magnetic shielding plate for supporting said magnetic shielding plate, whereby said magnetic shielding plate can be inserted in a pressed manner and secured in the gap between said at least one first rib and said at least one second rib by said straight wall.
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