Optical disc protector and method for applying same
OwnerMutsuo Iijimainventor
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Abstract
A semi-permanent disc protector for shielding an optical disc against surface scratches. The disc protector comprises a transparent annular sheet of a cellulose triacetate film having an inner ring of adhesive adjacent to the center hole of the protector and an outer ring of adhesive adjacent to the outer circumference of the protector. The protector may be applied to either side of an optical disc. When applied to the data-read side of a disc, the rings of adhesive are so disposed that they do not obscure the data region of the disc. The disc protector is applied to the disc with the aid of a centering adapter that insures concentricity of the disc and protector.
Claims6
In combination an optical disc having substantially flat opposing surfaces and a protective cover therefor comprising:
- a substantially transparent annular sheet having a top and bottom surface and an inner and an outer circumference;
- an inner ring of adhesive applied to said bottom surface adjacent to said inner circumference;
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- an outer ring of adhesive applied to said bottom surface adjacent to said outer circumference;
- said bottom surface, when said protective cover is applied to said optical disc, being substantially in contact with one of said substantially flat opposing surfaces of said optical disc.
A protective cover for an optical disc having substantially flat opposing surfaces comprising:
- a substantially transparent annular sheet having a top and bottom surface and an inner and an outer circumference;
- an inner ring of adhesive applied to said bottom surface adjacent to said inner circumference;
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- an outer ring of adhesive applied to said bottom surface adjacent to said outer circumference.
- said bottom surface, when said protective cover is applied to said optical disc, being substantially in contact with one of said substantially flat opposing surface of said optical disc, and further comprising a first peelable layer on said top surface and a second peelable layer on said bottom surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.