CN2504728Y - CD book - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a CD book, establish the book of most thick cardboard pages in one, be equipped with the plural storage tank on each thick cardboard page or leaf, this storage tank periphery has one to prevent that the CD piece from the piece that shields that drops and the convenient scarce groove of putting into of taking out. The CD book is simple to manufacture, low in cost, attractive in appearance, free of environmental protection problem in subsequent treatment and quite in line with economic benefit.

Description

CD book

technical field

The utility model relates to a CD book, in particular to a CD book which is simple to manufacture, low in cost and capable of collecting a large number of CDs.

Background technique

The conventional storage of a single CD (disc) is mostly in the form of a storage box made of transparent acrylic material (as shown in Figure 1) or a storage bag made of plastic to achieve the purpose of collection and storage. . However, collection bags made of plastic materials are often soft and easy to cause damage and cannot effectively protect the CD, causing the CD to be worn or scratched, or even unusable. The acrylic storage box, although the overall structural strength is stronger and more durable than the collection bag, but it may be damaged by heavy objects or accidentally dropped, and once it is slightly damaged, it will not be effective. To achieve the role of protecting the CD. Moreover, its follow-up treatment is quite difficult, not only cannot be recycled, but also does not meet environmental protection requirements. Secondly, the above-mentioned storage boxes are all equipped with a CD embedded design. This structure is arranged in the center of the storage box, which will not only easily cause difficulties for users to take out, but also increase the cost of separate production. Furthermore, the above two types of CD storage can only be stored in a single piece and cannot be collected in large quantities or in sets, so the practicability is not high. Therefore, the usual CD storage structure obviously has some inadequacies.

For this reason, the industry continues to develop and create a book-type CD storage structure, and its specific implementation is as shown in Figure 2, but this book-type CD storage structure is only the above-mentioned hard CD case with a CD storage structure. The structural part of the sheet embedded is transferred and applied, and is combined on a book with a large number of boards. Therefore, it will also have the above-mentioned inconvenience when the user takes it out. Moreover, because of different materials, they must be made separately, which will also lead to an increase in cost, which is not economical.

Contents of the invention

In view of this, the present inventor made an innovative design, hoping to use a booklet type composed of multiple thick cardboard pages, and to make the collection and use of complete sets or a large number of optical discs more convenient and practical, and more valuable for collection and less Take up space to ask, so just have the generation of this utility model.

The main purpose of this utility model is to provide a CD book, which mainly includes a book with a plurality of cardboard pages as the main body. On the surface of each cardboard page, there are respectively fixed accommodating grooves for placing CDs, so as to obtain The convenience of getting in and out, and the CD book that can place a set or a large number of CDs at one time.

Another object of the present utility model is to provide a CD book, which has a beautiful appearance, does not take up space, and is convenient for collection and preservation.

The purpose of this utility model is achieved in this way: a CD book, including a booklet with a plurality of cardboard pages, each cardboard page is provided with a plurality of storage slots, and there is a ring on the periphery of the storage slot to prevent the CD from falling. There is a drop-off masking sheet and a notch for easy removal and insertion.

The cardboard page is composed of hardboard and cardboard and can be folded relatively, and a book-shaped paper sheet is sandwiched between them, and a crease is formed in the center of the hardboard and cardboard, which is beneficial to the making and forming of the cardboard page. The shape groove is opposite.

Booklets bound by a large number of thick cardboard pages are made up of loose-leaf books.

The cardboard page has holes and masking sheets on half or both sides of the folded cardboard to form the first, last and middle pages of the booklet respectively, and a hardboard or half of the area of the cardboard is sequentially arranged in between. Thin paper and hard board, and glued into a small CD book with adhesive.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is an external view of a conventional CD containing box.

Fig. 2 is an appearance view of another conventional CD storage book.

Fig. 3 is an exploded view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of board assembly in a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is an appearance view of a cardboard sheet in a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is another implementation diagram of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7 is another implementation diagram of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 8 is a partial structural schematic diagram of another specific embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 9 is a partial structural schematic diagram of another specific embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 10 is a partial structural schematic diagram of another specific embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 11 is an exploded view of another specific embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 12 is a combination diagram of another specific embodiment of the present invention.

Detailed ways

As shown in Fig. 6, the CD book 1 provided by the utility model mainly has a plurality of cardboard pages 10 built in, and a set of closed and There is an accommodating groove 14 with notches, so that the CD sheet 2 is put into the CD book.

Please refer to FIGS. 3-5 again. The above-mentioned thick cardboard page 10 is made by bonding a cardboard 11 as shown in FIGS. As shown in Figure 3, the cardboard 11 is in a rectangular shape after appropriate cutting, and a crease 111 with a certain thickness and notches 112 at both ends is formed in the center, and the cardboard 11 is divided into left and right sides that can be folded. Right two parts. At the same time, a group of corresponding circular hollow holes 113 are respectively formed on the left and right parts of the cardboard 11, and the holes 113 are respectively formed with a protruding shielding piece 114 and a recessed The lack of groove 115. In addition, an elongated through hole 116 is formed on the opposite outer sides of the folded left and right parts of the cardboard 11 . As shown in FIG. 3 , the hard board 12 is also rectangular, and a strip-shaped hollow 121 is formed in the center opposite to the crease 11 , and the two ends of the strip-shaped hollow 121 are kept at an appropriate distance from the edge. This distance is just equal to the length of the gaps 112 at both ends of the above-mentioned crease 111, and a circular hollow hole 122 and a slot 123 are arranged on the upper page of the hard board 12, and a long groove is also formed on the edge near both sides. Strip-shaped through holes 124 .

The cardboard 11 and the hardboard 12 are bonded together with an adhesive to form a cardboard page 10 as shown in FIG. 4 . Put a thin paper sheet 13 into the opposite inner surface of the hard board 12 of the cardboard pages 10 that can be folded in half, and also bond them together with an adhesive. The following redundant parts are cut off, so that the cardboard originally positioned at the outside of the elongated through holes 116, 124 forms a binding part 125 that can be bound into a book, and the hole groove 122 of the cardboard 11 and the hole groove 122 of the relative hard plate 12 are then matched with The thin paper sheet 13 forms an accommodating groove 14 for the CD sheet 2 to be inserted into; in this way, a complete single-piece cardboard page 10 is completed.

According to the above-mentioned structure, in actual implementation and application, take a plurality of cardboard pages 10, wrap them with a cover page 15 and bind them into a booklet type on one side, and have a structure for storing CDs that can be flipped through, as shown in Figure 6 shown.

As for use, a plurality of single or complete sets and a large number of CDs are placed one by one in the accommodating groove 14 on each cardboard page 10, and the blocking of the shielding sheet 114 can prevent the CDs 2 from falling. When the CD sheet 2 is taken out, the gap 115 around the accommodating groove 14 can be used to facilitate the removal; Book structure.

As shown in Figure 7, it is another embodiment of the present invention based on the above-mentioned structure, wherein the round surface shows that a large number of cardboard pages 10 are matched with a binder type, and can also provide a large number of CDs 2. It has a storage function and can further reduce the thickness of the booklet. In addition to reducing space waste in the display, it has more practical value.

Please refer to Fig. 8 to Fig. 12, wherein about the design of the cardboard sheet 10 above, further slight changes can be made to make it easier to manufacture. It can be seen clearly from Fig. 8, Fig. 9, and Fig. 10 that the cardboard pages 10, which are regarded as the first and last pages, can be folded in half, and only half of them are selected to be provided with holes in the design of the cardboard 11. 113 and the masking sheet 114, and the cardboard page 10 part located in the middle is provided with the hole groove 113 and the masking sheet 114 in the left and right parts of the cardboard 11, accordingly on the combination, as shown in Figure 11, at the beginning and end Between the page and the cardboard page 10 in the middle part, respectively be provided with the hardboard 12, the thin paper sheet 13 and the hardboard 12 that area is only half of the cardboard 11, and therebetween are all bonded with an adhesive. The hard board 12 is also provided with a hole 122 corresponding to the hole 113 of the cardboard 11, so that a complete small CD book structure is formed, as shown in FIG. 12 .

It is worth mentioning that the cardboard 11 and the hardboard 12 are matched with thin paper sheets 113. The multi-piece thick cardboard pages 10 thus constituted are bound into a booklet, which not only reduces the overall storage structure a lot, but also has The advantages of not occupying space, its production is simple, low cost, and there is no environmental protection problem in the follow-up treatment, very in line with economic benefits, it is actually an excellent creation with great practicality and industrial utilization value.

To sum up, the utility model CD book can indeed achieve the above purpose, and can achieve a more convenient and practical storage effect, which meets the application requirements of utility model patents, and an application is now filed according to law.

Claims (4)

1, a kind of CD book comprises the books for taking notes or keeping accounts of establishing most presspaper pages or leaves in one, it is characterized in that: be provided with plural storage tank on each presspaper page or leaf, this storage tank periphery has one to prevent a shielding plate and the convenient short slot of putting into that takes out that the CD sheet drops.

2, CD book according to claim 1, it is characterized in that: described presspaper page or leaf is made of hardboard and cardboard and can amounts to relatively, and be folded with book shape scraps of paper betwixt, be formed with the folding line that is beneficial to presspaper page or leaf making moulding at hardboard and cardboard central authorities, this folding line is relative with strip groove.

3, CD book according to claim 1 is characterized in that: the books for taking notes or keeping accounts that the books for taking notes or keeping accounts that formed by most presspaper page or leaf bookbindings adopt the loose-leaf pattern to constitute.

4, CD book according to claim 1, it is characterized in that: half or both sides that described presspaper page or leaf has the doubling cardboard therein are provided with hole slot and shielding plate, form the initial and end page or leaf and the central leaf part of books for taking notes or keeping accounts respectively, establish area more betwixt respectively in regular turn and be half hardboard or the thin type scraps of paper and hardboard of cardboard, and be bonded into Small-sized C D book with sticker.

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