HDD anti-shock and anti-vibration device
AssigneeESGW Holdings Limited
InventorSam Leung
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Abstract
A Hard Disk Drive anti-shock and anti-vibration device and a Data Storage Device consisting of a HDD and the HDD anti-shock and anti-vibration device are described. The HDD anti-shock and anti-vibration device includes a packaging paper and foam. The foam is adhered on the packaging paper. When this packaging paper, with the foam adhering onto it, is folded, it can wrap the HDD in the foam. This HDD anti-shock and anti-vibration device can prevent the HDD from damage when the HDD is accidentally dropped or bumped and has excellent anti-shock and anti-vibration effects.
Claims19
A hard disk drive anti-shock and anti-vibration device comprising:
- a packaging paper;
- a foam wherein said foam is adhered on only an inside surface of said packaging paper and wherein a hard disk drive is wrapped by said packaging paper in said foam;
- and a strip of adhesion area on said packaging paper wherein when said hard disk drive is wrapped in said packaging paper, said strip of adhesion area adheres both ends of said packaging paper together.
A data storage device comprising:
- a hard disk drive;
- and
- a hard disk drive anti-shock and anti-vibration device comprising:
- a packaging paper;
- a foam wherein said foam is adhered on only an inside surface of said packaging paper;
- and
- a strip of adhesion area on said packaging paper wherein when said hard disk drive is wrapped in said packaging paper, said strip of adhesion area adheres both ends of said packaging paper together.
A method for providing anti-shock and anti-vibration protection for a hard disk drive comprising:
- providing a packaging paper having at least one section comprising a plurality of rows and columns of circular holes;
- adhering a foam on only an inside surface of said packaging paper;
- and
- folding said packaging paper thereby wrapping said hard disk drive inside said foam wherein said at least one section comprising circular holes is placed on center areas of said hard disk drive top or bottom surfaces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.