US2005279656A1PendingUtilityA1

Optical disc storing case

Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jun 16, 2004Filed: Jun 16, 2004Published: Dec 22, 2005
Est. expiryJun 16, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Chang Fa
G11B 33/0427
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Abstract

An optical disk storing case, in which an optical disk can be easily stored, and can be taken out easily and positively and there is no fear that the optical disk will be curved or damaged when it is taken out. A pair of resilient tongue pieces are arranged inside the case in such a way that their extremity ends are confronted with each other. Protrusions arranged at each of the extremity ends are confronted with each other to form a column-like disk engaging means. Then, the resilient tongue pieces are connected to the case bottom surface by ribs protruded at both sides thereof, and when the extremity ends of the resilient tongue pieces are pushed down, their rear ends are sprung up.

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1 . An optical disc storing case comprising: a left cover and a right cover, both of which successively connected to each other via a connecting member, a pair of resilient tongue pieces respectively arranged in the optical disc storing case in such a manner that their extremity ends are confronted with each other, wherein: 
 plural protrusions are arranged at the respective extremity ends of the resilient tongue pieces and confronted with each other to form a column-like disk engaging means, the resilient tongue pieces are connected to a bottom surface of the right cover by means of plural ribs that are protruded at both sides of the resilient tongue pieces, the ribs act as supporting point of the resilient tongue pieces.    
   
   
       2 . The case for optical disk receipt according to  claim 1 , a ring-shaped protruding line is integrally formed on periphery section of the inner surface of the right cover, which is used to support periphery section of an optical disc.

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