Device for removing a compacts disk from its container
OwnerJoseph Hubertus Dautzenberginventor
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A device for removing a compact disk from a container, wherein the container has a bottom surface and a plurality of resilient fingers for removably holding the compact disk in the container. The fingers are disposed in a center of the container in spaced relation to one another such that the disk is mountable in the container with the fingers disposed in a central opening of the compact disk so as to hold the disk with the disk resting on the bottom surface. The device includes: (a) a spring of thin resilient material that is mountable in the container with respective end portions of the spring extending through spaces between the plurality of fingers; and (b) a push button mountable in the container for applying a downward force for deforming the spring. The push button includes supports having a plurality of portions each of which is insertable into a bend in the spring to cause a force exerted downwardly against the push button to deform the spring so as to increase the force that the spring exerts against a compact disk at a second bend in the spring. In a preferred embodiment, the device is used with a container having twelve fingers.
A device for removing a compact disk from a container, wherein the container comprises a bottom surface and a plurality of resilient fingers for removably holding the compact disk in the container, the compact disk comprising a central opening, said fingers being disposed in a center of the container in spaced relation to one another such that the disk is mountable in the container with the fingers disposed in the central opening to hold the disk and with the disk resting on the bottom surface, said device comprising:
An apparatus for use with a compact disk having a central opening, said apparatus comprising
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