WO2006016796A2 - Filing box with safety lock and cardholder - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention is a box with safety locks on its lid and an integrated cardholder for storing documents The reinforced filing box with safety lock on the lid and integrated cardholder is designed in such a way as to be assembled from a one-piece template of any laminated material, without having to staple, glue or otherwise join it, which provides resistance to the load placed upon it according to the needs of the use to be fulfilled Said box includes an integrated cardholder which can be placed on any of the sides of the box, since it is made of the same material that shapes the template of the box in such a way that it can be adapted to any of the sides of the wall The cardholder provides the advantage of being able to classify the box's content as often as necessary

Description

 REINFORCED FILE BOX, WITH SAFETY LOCK ON ITS COVER AND INTEGRATED CARD.

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a reinforced file box containing thirteen vertical walls which will serve to provide resistance to the weight of the stowage, in order to keep the documents in a better state even though the stowage is very heavy, since The box with the layout of its empty walls is calculated to support a greater weight than they can apply, with security locks on its lid to prevent it from opening with the documents inside, preventing the entry of dust as well as any type of harmful fauna and in this way the protected documents are kept in better condition, with integrated card holder for the practical recycle and reclassified documents contributing to the reduction of expenses by reusing this box.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The existing boxes in the market are of a simple assembly and with little resistance regardless of the material used, where the design of the die leaves unusable parts, for waste and increasing costs, since most of the sheet of the material is not used die cut accordingly does not provide them with adequate resistance to withstand the frequent use to which they are subjected, thereby causing the detachment of eyebrows as well as overlaps and deformation of the boxes making it difficult to use, in addition there is not enough fastening of the lid on its closed position with the consequent introduction of dust or harmful fauna that mistreat the documents, on the other hand also the cuts made in the handles always give the interior where the documents are causing the same situation, in addition they do not have any type of protection for not to damage the fingers, it has also been observed over time that the classification of the contents of these boxes is usually done with sticky labels that will eventually come off due to the wear of the gummed or the rubbing between the boxes, thereby losing all the Box content information. In order to eliminate these problems and solve this problem, an innovative design called a reinforced file box was achieved, with security locks on its cover and integrated card holder, giving advantages in all its aspects, renewing and improving its structure as well as arming features and considerably increasing the resistance and use of the material, giving greater versatility to the use of this box by the integrated card holder to its structure and armed with practically the same design, thus innovating all its characteristics,

Next we will detail the development of this box:

The present invention relates to a single-piece archival box, which does not require any of its parts to be glued or stapled together, as well as to join them in any form other than that of its reinforcement itself, reinforced and improved. assemble eight, nine, eleven, ten, or thirteen vertical walls in your body according to the needs of use and resistance, as well as four vertical walls and one horizontal in its lid and three horizontal walls in the bottom of your body, using the materials of the same sheet from which it was swelled that they were normally of waste in the design of armed to give a greater resistance to the stowage, already armed the box does not have any type of perforation or suction, even taking into account the one made for the handles that from the inside, and that allows the dust or any type of material to be introduced, with the consequent deterioration of the documents contained, with an integrated cardholder considerably changing the way of labeling or classifying the contents of the boxes, made with the same suction or cut in the material allowing to be able to put or remove cards in a practical way supported by the same material of the box, which can be adapted to any of its faces even changing its shape. And with padlocks or tabs of the same material integrated into the body of the box that serve as a fastener to the lid to keep it in its original closed position, the box can be made of cardboard, plastic or any other material that can be used by assembling its templates, either partially or totally depending on the resistance and use that is given, which come punched and with marked folds, as well as with tabs, tabs or flaps. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

To give a better idea of the advantages and innovations of the present invention, a detailed description is made:

The present archival box is characterized by the design of its assembly which can be armed with eight, nine, ten, eleven or thirteen vertical walls in its body regardless of its cover according to the requirements of use and the amount of faces that you want to use or discard, remembering that the resistance will go according to the amount of faces that are used, the one that will give us greater resistance and savings will be the one of thirteen vertical walls that will avoid the waste of material in the template's sweat, thus saving us the cost of recycling or the throwing of parts of the template that were normally discarded and that we can use with this design, giving us a greater resistance to the weight of the stowage. Taking into account the above we will save on the recycling of boxes that do not provide adequate resistance for the heavy and frequent use to which these boxes are subjected.

To provide greater security to the documents protected in these boxes, there are security locks integrated in the same design without having floating or external parts that have to be integrated to form said security locks, which will allow us to keep the lid in its closed position, even though it is manipulated for rough or stowage use, thus avoiding the penetration of dust or harmful fauna that could damage the documentation. The perforations made for the handles of this archival box have the characteristic of protecting the fingers of the person carrying the box, since the same cut leaves us an eyebrow that will protect from the edges that could damage it, taking into account that this perforation , does not pass through the inner part of our box, thus preventing the penetration of dust or harmful fauna into it.

Another very important feature of this box, refers to the cardholder that has the particularity that it is designed in such a way that it is integrated into the box, since it is armed under the same design, thus being integrally armed without having to help us of any external material that had to be integrated into the box for its formation, taking into account all the above we avoid sticking labels that would eventually come off and would not allow us to see the classification of this, this cardholder will give us the opportunity to change the classification of the contents of the box as many times as necessary, and in this way it will be easier to be able to exchange data for classification of documentation, at the same time that it is designed to lower costs and be able to recycle them.

There is the possibility that depending on the needs the cardholder could move from place to better handling and appreciation of the classification of the contents of the archive box. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

The characteristic and novel details of the file box, are clearly shown in the accompanying drawings, following the same reference points to indicate the parts and figures shown, to be able to make a better description, we return to the variants or features of the assembly design of the filing box which can be armed with eight, nine, ten, eleven or thirteen vertical walls in its body regardless of its cover according to the requirements of use and the amount of faces that you want to use or discard, remembering that the resistance will go according to the number of faces used. As we show in the following list the faces that can be used for each of the armed following the numbering of the template in Figure No.l will be:

Oe 8 vertical walls with faces. 18,12,5,16,10,3 ^, 15. 9 vertical walls with faces. 18,12,5,16,10,3,2,15,13.

Of 10 vertical walls with faces, 18,12,5,16,10,3,2,15,1,14. Of ll vertical walls with faces. 18,12,5,16,103,2,15,13,19,6 Of 13 vertical walls with faces. 18,12,5,16,10,3,2,15,13,19,6,1,14

The assembly of any of the above can be done in a similar way simply by following the figures and removing the faces that are not used, then we give a very broad description of each of them; Figure No.l shows a perspective view of our template where we can clearly see each of the cuts, which will integrate their folds denoted in the template by dotted lines, consisting of 23 individually numbered faces for better location, throughout extension of the plate where you can see the cuts or softnesses for the handles (A) located on the faces (No. 14,16,18,19,1 * 3,5,6) _ca j _{je sena} j _ar q _Ue | _{The faces} (^ _0. 3 and 16) of the

Cut the handle's grip will leave us an eyelash that will bend inwards until it hits the inner wall of protection (No.15) and that will serve for the protection of the fingers when the box is loaded with weight, also showing us the cuts for the insurance of the covers (B) that are located between the faces (No. 15,16 and 2,3) and the integrated card holder with its eyelashes and folds (C) that will be located at this moment in the face (No.16 ), remember that depending on the needs there is the possibility of changing it according to the needs.

On another side of the template the perforations or slots are denoted where the cardholder tabs (D) located on the face (No.18) will enter, we can also notice in this template the tabs (E) located between the faces (No .14 and 15, 1 and 2) of assembly, as well as its grooves (F) where these same tabs will be housed that are located on the faces (No. 17 and 4) in the same way that the grooves (G) located are denoted in the face (No.9) that will serve to accommodate the tabs (H) that are in the face (No.7) that will arm our cover by introducing, the faces (No. 22 and 23 between 7 and S), of the slots (I) that are located on the faces (No. 20 and 21) where they are will insert the tabs of the locks (B) of the cover located between the faces

(No. 5, 16, and 23).

Figure No.2 shows a perspective view of the observed box in the upper left part of the design, where it can be seen that the faces (No. 21, 23, 1,2,3) are folded over the dotted towards the center as indicated by our reference arrows in our template, also bending the face (No.4) towards the face (No.3) thus forming a 90 ° angle towards the inside of our design, we can also notice that, by the opposite end will also be folded following the direction of our reference arrow, in the same way the faces (No. 20,22,14,15,16), likewise the face bends (No.17), at an angle of 90 ° towards the inside of our design with respect to the face (No.16), where the face (No. 16) contains the card holder where it can be seen that part of the cut made for the insurance (B) of our cover is passing from the face (No.16) to the face (No.15), we can also see that the other insurance (B) runs from the face (No.3) to the face (No.2) realizing that the doubles are already started inwards at the bottom of our template as indicated by our reference arrow that will shape the double faces that we will integrate into the interior formed by the faces (No .5,6,12,13,18 and 19).

Figure No. 3 shows an observed perspective view of the upper left part of the design thus giving continuity to the steps of the assembly of our file box, where we can see that the face (No. 11) has been folded below the face (No. 17 and 4) over the same angle of 90 ° that they already had, following it in this double the faces (No 5,6,12,13,18 and 19) being able to observe that the faces (No. 5 and 6) begin to bend inwards according to the reference of the indicative arrow at an angle of 90 ° with respect to the face (No.13) likewise the faces (NO. 18 and 19) following the direction of the respective arrow, also begin to form a 90 ° angle with respect to the face (No.13), we can also notice that the face (No.l) it has begun to bend on the face (No.2) in the direction of the reference arrow, as well as the face (No.14) on the face (No. 15) in the sense of Q Ia respective arrow.

Figure No. 4 shows a perspective view observed by the upper left of the design thus giving continuity to the steps of the assembly of our archive box, where we can see that the faces (No.5,6,12,13 , 18 and 19) begin to be introduced into the design of the box in the direction of the reference arrows.

0 Figure No. 5 shows a perspective view observed from the upper right, into the design for the cardholder assembly, and in this way continue to continue the steps of the assembly of our archive box, where we can see , separating the faces (No.18 and 19) that begin to introduce the tabs of the card holder located on the face (No.16) into the grooves located on the face (No. 18) for assembly.

Figure No. 6 shows a perspective view observed by the upper right, towards the interior of the design and thus be able to give continuity to the steps of the assembly of our archive box, where we can see, that the cardholder has already been armed in its entirety by folding our eyelashes towards the center of the face (No. 18) proceeding to cover this face with the face (No.19).

Figure No. 7 shows a perspective view observed by the upper right towards the interior of the design and thus give continuity to the assembly of our archive box, where we can see, that the face (No.19) has already covered the face (No. 18) where the card tabs of our cardholder are already closed towards the center, we can also see that the faces (No. Iy2) as well as the faces (No.14 and 15) begin to bend towards the inside to finish the assembly in this part, pending only the assembly of our lid.

Figure No. 8 shows a perspective view observed by the upper left of the design to begin the steps of the assembly of our file box lid, where we can see, that we already bend at an angle of

90 ° the face (No.20) on the (No.9) and likewise the face (No.22) at an angle of 90 °, with respect to the face (No.20) we can also appreciate that, the face (No.21) is It is at an angle of 90 ° with the face (No.9) and the face (No.23) in turn at an angle of 90 ° with respect to the face (No.21).

Figure (No. 9) shows a perspective view observed by the upper left of the tracking design to give an end to the steps of the assembly of our file box lid, where we can see that we are shown the total assembly of our cover where the face (No.7) is already folded inwards behind the face (No.8) by wrapping the faces (No.22 and 23) and assembling the flanges of the face (No.7) in their clamping grooves thus ending the assembly of the lid.

Figure No. 10 shows a perspective view of our box where we can see that our lid has already been placed in place covering the box missing by placing the fasteners of this lid.

Figure No. 11 shows a perspective view of our box already fully armed with the lid lock, already in place.

Figure No. 12 shows a view from the outside in perspective of our box where you can see the card holder (C) already armed, and introducing in it the respective classification of the box with a card, which will be held by the tabs of the cardholder and the walls of the face (No.16) that will keep it framed on this face and secured by its back with the face (No.18) being secured in this way so that no You may leave your position unless you decide to change it

Figure No. 13 shows a perspective view from the upper left corner where the card for classification is already integrated inside the card holder, we can see two images Cl and C2, the image Cl shows us a front view where we see As the card inserted in the cardholder is held by the tabs, the same and framed by the face (No. 16) remember that these tabs are attached to the face (No.18), view C2 shows us from the back the cardholder where we can see the tabs that hold the card and the tabs that will be held in the face (No.18), thus being framed the card by the face (No.16) and held by the cardholder's tabs remaining as backup on the back the face (No.18 that for reasons of appreciation is not shown in these images.

Claims

Having described enough of my invention, I consider it as a novelty and therefore claim my exclusive property contained in the following clauses: l.-Reinforced file box, with security lock on its lid with integrated cardholder that is characterized by being formed from a soft template of one piece in any type of laminated material, from which the necessary walls will be obtained from the same cut give a great resistance to the weight that can be applied on it, this template will be folded in such a way that it will be obtained if a lighter assembly or one with greater resistance is necessary, depending on the number of walls that we want our assembly to contain . 2.-The characteristic of not having any type of cut inside, and that completely isolates it from the outside. 3.-The characteristic that we have tongues, locks or padlocks _» that serve to hold the lid. 4.-The characteristic that we will obtain a card holder from the same store that we can adapt to any of the sides of the box as required. 5.-The characteristic that no stapling or gluing is used in the assembly of all its components. 6, - The template that with its characteristics can be of any laminated material, and that is used either partially or totally, which comes stamped and with marked folds, as well as with tabs, tabs or flaps.