ES178048U - Frame portalaminas perfected. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Improved plate holder frame that being of the type that supports the sheet to be exposed between a glass, glass or transparent plate and a base or flat surface, is characterized by the fact of comprising a rectangular frame that on its front face presents everything along its internal edge, a prominently wide recess serving as a seat to a plate that is simply fitted therein so that its front face is flush with the front face of the frame constituting the whole foot base for placement of the sheet, a longitudinal groove running parallel to and at a certain distance from both edges being formed on the rear face of the frame along its four sections, also comprising a glass, glass or transparent plate of approximately approximately coinciding with the external contour. Of the frame, and a set of tweezers convenient to establish the fastening of the set by several places discretionally selected these are all under the particular circumstance that the rear end of the referred forceps is inserted in the perimetric groove existing in the rear face of the frame and can slide along it, to which effect each one of the mentioned clips, being constituted by a profile of a suitably elastic material, preferably metallic, forms at its rear end a nail and a short fin intended to penetrate the aforementioned slot, followed by that fin of a right angle bend that gives way to another fin intended to support on the rear flat surface of the frame, a succession of orthogonal kinks and straight sections determining a rear bridge extending a certain distance from that frame and linking with the arm or clamping section of the clamp whose length is considerably greater than the width of the frame to be imprisoned, ending in a short orthogonal bend front end by a presser finger, being also remarkable, the fact that the distance between the frontal plane determined by the short front bend and the plane determined by the support flap on the rear surface of the frame, is slightly less than the thickness which occupies the set of glass, sheet and base, concurring also the circumstance that each clip has a notched or angular hole in its back intended to allow the introduction of the head of a hook for its hanging (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)