Abstract The holder tray for compact disc of the invention has a disc-engagement structure capable of holding a disc mounted thereon very reliably still with little resistance against demounting of the disc therefrom. The disc-engagement structure has a center pushing part raised above the center opening and connected with a plurality of radially arranged connecting pieces each in a cranked confuguration connecting the central pushing part and the periphery of the center opening, the riser parts collectively forming a cylindrical surface to contact with the inner periphery of the center hole of a compact disc mounted thereon. Further, a plurality of radially arranged flap pieces extend from the center pushing part each in a cantilever-like manner and each between two connecting pieces and, when the pushing part is pushed down, the free ends of the flap pieces are raised so as to push up the disc facilitating demounting thereof.
A holder tray of a compact disc which is a generally flat, integrally shaped body made of a rigid plastic resin provided with (a) a circular center opening, (b) a pushing part raised above the surface of the body of the tray to form a space for pushing stroke below the lower surface thereof and coaxially positioned with the circular center opening, (c) a plurality of radially arranged connecting pieces each in a cranked form composed of a lower flat part connected to the periphery of the center opening, upper flat part connected to the peripehry of the pushing part and a riser part connecting the lower and upper flat parts, the riser parts of the plurality of the radially arranged connecting pieces collectively forming an approximately cylindrical surface, and (d) a plurality of radially arranged flap pieces each cantilevered at the periphery of the pushing part and positioned between two connecting pieces.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A holder tray of a compact disc which is a generally flat, integrally shaped body made of a rigid plastic resin provided with (a) a circular center opening, (b) a pushing part raised above the surface of the body of the tray to form a space for pushing stroke below the lower surface thereof and coaxially positioned with the circular center opening, (c) a plurality of radially arranged connecting pieces each in a cranked form composed of a lower flat part connected to the periphery of the center opening, upper flat part connected to the peripehry of the pushing part and a riser part connecting the lower and upper flat parts, the riser parts of the plurality of the radially arranged connecting pieces collectively forming an approximately cylindrical surface, and (d) a plurality of radially arranged flap pieces each cantilevered at the periphery of the pushing part and positioned between two connecting pieces.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
86 words
The holder tray of a compact disc as claimed in claim 1 wherein each of the flap pieces is in a cranked form composed of a lower flat part forming a free end, upper flat part connected to the periphery of the pushing part and a riser part connecting the lower and upper flat parts, the riser parts of the plurality of the flap pieces collectively form-ing substantially the same cyclindrical surface as the cylindrical surface formed collectively by the riser parts of the connecting pieces.