Disk case

Abstract

A disk case has a top case, a bottom case pivotally connected to the top case, and an engaging base located on the bottom case for hooking a compact disk therein. The bottom case is pivotally connected to the top case. The engaging base is located on the bottom case; moreover, the engaging base has a supporting plate located on the bottom case, an engaging body protruding from the top surface of the supporting plate and defining a plurality of grooves formed therein and a plurality of hooking portions respectively located beside the corresponding grooves of the engaging body.

1 . A disk case comprising: 
 a top case;    a bottom case pivotally connected to the top case; and    an engaging base located on the bottom case, the engaging base having a supporting plate located on the bottom case and defining a plurality of openings formed in a top surface thereof, an engaging body protruding from a top surface of the supporting plate and defining a plurality of grooves formed therein, the grooves respectively being in correspondence with the openings in the supporting plate and a plurality of hooking portions being respectively located beside the corresponding grooves of the engaging body, wherein each of the hooking portions has a hooking body including a front wall, a first elastic arm connecting to one end of the hooking body, a second elastic arm connecting to another end of the hooking body and a hooking block located on the front wall of the hooking body.    
   
   
       2 . The disk case as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein both first elastic arm and the second arm have a curved shape concaving toward an inside of the engaging body.  
   
   
       3 . The disk case as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the grooves respectively communicate with the openings of the supporting plate and the openings of the supporting plate and the hooking portions are identical in width.  
   
   
       4 . The disk case as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein each of the first elastic arm and the second arm is thinner than the hooking body of the hooking portion.