Disc case

Abstract

A disc case comprises a pair of opposite latches in a container member each having a latched piece coupled to an upward free end of the latch being extended outwardly and a flexible bridge interconnected the free ends of the latches for forming an integral member. In loading/unloading a disc simply press latches down to cause free ends of latches to draw toward each other uniformly with bridge bent downwardly. This eliminates conventional problems of different inward moving distance of latches, latched pieces squeezed by disc, and disc scrape or even damage when a base of either latch is broken.

What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . A disc case comprising: 
 a container member;    a cover extended from one side of said container member;    a pair of opposite latches in said container member each comprising a base in one end coupled to a bottom of said container member, and a latched piece coupled to the other upward free end of said latch being extended outwardly; and    a flexible bridge interconnected the free ends of said latches for forming a first integral member.    
     
     
         2 . The disc case of  claim 1 , wherein said bridge interconnects bottom edges of the free ends of said latches for forming a second integral member.