ES1066539U - Envelope for encouraging optical discs in a publication (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

On to insert optical disc in a publication of the type comprising a front face (1a) and a rear face (1b) formed from a sheet (1) folded in its transverse middle zone and demarcating an interior cavity, closed inferiorly by the transversal folding line (2a), and closed laterally by means of flanges (3) glued and provided with an upper mouth; characterized in that the front face (1a) and the back face (1b) respectively have, in their longitudinal medial zone, a fold line (2b) and a longitudinal window (4) elongated for the folding over of the two halves of the envelope and defining two pockets (5) independent provided with separate upper mouths with respective means reusable closure, forming the middle longitudinal area of the front face (1a), an accessible crease across the longitudinal window (4) elongated the back face (1b) and suitable for the binding of the envelope together with the magazine. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Envelope to insert optical discs into a publication.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to an envelope for inserting optical discs into a publication, which allows incorporate in the binding of the publication a means of transport of said discs as one more sheet.

Background of the invention

It is known that in numerous magazines and others publications are accompanied by optical discs, such as discs compact audio discs containing software or video DVD among others. The incorporation of these elements is complicated, since that are not easily attached to the sheet structure itself united in a spine of the magazine. In the case of magazines it is common to make a retractilado with the disc and the magazine loose in inside, incorporating a cover as a disk protection Small, usually paper. This type of presentation has the problem that if the shrink opens or deteriorates the disk It can fall and get lost.

Another presentation comprises an envelope of the type that comprises an anterior face and a posterior face formed from a sheet folded by its transverse middle zone, and which delimit an inner cavity, inferiorly closed by the transverse folding line, and laterally closed by means of glued tabs and provided with an upper mouth, occluded by closing means. This envelope allows the placement of a disc in a binding, and avoids shrinking the magazine, but once the access mouth is opened, closed by an adhesive, it cannot accommodate the compact disc with total follow-up.
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In addition, it turns out that the binding of the envelope is complicated to be twice as thick as a bound sheet conventional and occupy a notoriously smaller extension than the flat extension of the publication, resulting in a provision careless when passing the leaves.

Another presentation used is the accession of a flexible plastic sleeve on one of the normal sheets of the magazine binding. However, this case is due incorporate by unconventional means of binding, with which raises the cost and complicates the edition, remaining in practice Released to the edition of books of a certain price that can withstand said plastic cover on the inner face of its covers.

Description of the invention

The envelope for inserting optical discs into a publication, object of this invention, presents some technical peculiarities intended to provide a simple and reliable to be able to accompany one or more optical discs to a publication, either a magazine or a book, with an optimal appearance and without changing the method of binding and conventional edition.

The envelope of the invention is of the type of which they comprise an anterior face and a posterior face formed to from a sheet folded by its transverse middle zone, and that delimit an inner cavity, closed inferiorly by the line folding cross, closed laterally by means of tabs glued, and provided with an upper mouth.

According to the invention, the sheet constituting the envelope presents respectively in the longitudinal meda zone of the front face and back face a fold line and a elongated longitudinal window for overlapping by folding the two halves of the envelope, and the definition of two pockets independent provided with paths superior mouths with respective reusable closure means.

The middle longitudinal area of the anterior face forms a fold accessible through the longitudinal window elongated of the back side, which is suitable for binding of the envelope together with the magazine, since the thickness it presents it is smaller when only the thickness of a sheet in the area is understood folding Thus they can be easily incorporated into the publication two overlapping and folded "V" pockets, as if It will be a conventional double sheet.

Reusable closure means comprise a transverse or incoming groove and a die cut tab in the front and back of the envelope next to the mouths of access to the pockets, to close the pocket corresponding overlap and thus prevent disk output optic housed inside. The die cut tab performs the closure of the envelope, preventing the output of the optical disk housed in the inside. In addition, this flap allows you to open and close the envelope so many  times as desired without deterioration, whereby the Optical disk and save it safely again.

The plant extension of the envelope with overlapping pockets matches the extension of the publication, allowing a perfect square of the sheets with said about, which optimizes the appearance of the publication. Also I know prevents the formation of unsightly bumps or bumps.

Since it is normal that the aforementioned extension of the magazine, and therefore the pocket, is larger than the size of the optical disk, it is intended to comprise at least one line of glued between the front face and the back face that delimits lateral and / or lower movement stops of the optical disc in its accommodation inside the pocket, and close to the mouth of entry.

Thus, a first gluing line, for example vertical, it is arranged between the disk housing in the pocket and the longitudinal folding line. This line of gluing defines a side stop of said housing that cannot transfer the disc. Also a second gluing line, also vertical for example, is arranged between the housing of the disc in the pocket and the cross fold line, avoiding a greater entry of the disc in the pocket, with what It is close to the mouth and accessible.

Description of the figures

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention, is attached herein descriptive a set of drawings in which, for illustrative purposes and not limiting, the following has been represented:

- Figure 1 shows a development in plan of the sheet of paper from which the envelope is constituted.

- Figure 2 shows a plan view of the envelope insert before binding.

- Figure 3 shows a top view of the envelope insert by the access mouths.

- Figure 4 shows a plan view of the insert envelope ready to bind.

- Figure 5 shows a perspective view of the insert envelope.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As can be seen in the figures referenced the insert envelope is constituted by a sheet (1) of approximately rectangular plan, which has a line of transverse folding (2a) defining an anterior face (1a) and a back face (1b), existing in the side edges of the face previous (1a) tabs (3) of closing the envelope defining a top opening The front side (1a) of the envelope has a longitudinal fold line (2b) in its middle part and face later presents a corresponding longitudinal window (4) with said folding line (2b), thus allowing access to the fold interior configured by the longitudinal folding line (2b), intended to look at the spine of the publication. The sheet (1) as well folded defines two pockets (5) with their respective mouths of access.

The sheet (1) presents in proximity to the sides that configure each access pocket of the pockets (5), a incoming (6) and in matching arrangement after folding a die cut tab (7), this die cut tab (7) approximately concave and superimposable on the entree (6) with the which can be locked to close the pocket (5) corresponding envelope.

Between the front face and the back face is find some glue lines (8a, 8b) of each pocket (5) and which delimit the right housing for the compact disc. Between Compact disk housing and longitudinal fold (2b) are find a longitudinal gluing line (8a) that defines the lateral boundary of said housing. In turn, between the part bottom of compact disc housing and fold transverse (2b) is the second gluing line (8b) that Define the bottom stop.

Once nature is sufficiently described of the invention, as well as a preferred embodiment, for the appropriate purposes that the materials, form, size and arrangement of the elements described may be modified, as long as this does not imply an alteration of the essential features of the invention claimed in continuation.

Claims (6)

1. Envelope for inserting optical discs in a publication, of the type comprising an anterior face (1a) and a posterior face (1b) formed from a sheet (1) folded by its transverse middle zone, and delimiting an inner cavity, closed inferiorly by the transverse folding line (2a), and closed laterally by means of glued tabs (3) and provided with an upper mouth; characterized in that the front face (1a) and the rear face (1b) respectively have, in their longitudinal middle area, a fold line (2b) and an elongated longitudinal window (4) for the folding overlap of the two halves of the envelope , and the definition of two independent pockets (5) provided with upper mouths with respective reusable closure means, forming the middle longitudinal area of the front face (1a), a fold accessible through the elongated longitudinal window (4) of the back side (1b) and suitable for binding the envelope together with the magazine. 2. Envelope, according to claim 1, characterized in that the reusable closure means comprise, on the front face (1a) and on the rear face (1b), together with the pocket access mouths (5), a transverse groove or inlet (6) and a die cut tab (7) to close the corresponding pocket (5) by overlapping and preventing the exit of the optical disk housed inside. 3. Envelope according to claim 1, characterized in that the planar extension of the envelope with the overlapping pockets (5) coincides with the extension of the publication. 4. Envelope, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises at least one gluing line (8a, 8b) between the front face (1a) and the rear face (1b) that delimits lateral and / or lower disc movement stops optical inside the pocket (5). 5. Envelope according to claim 4, characterized in that at least one gluing line (8a) is arranged between the disk housing in the pocket (5) and the longitudinal folding line (2b) to define the lateral stop of said accommodation. 6. Envelope according to claim 4, characterized in that at least one of the gluing lines (8b) is arranged between the disk housing in the pocket (5) and the transverse folding line (2a) to define the stop of depth of said housing.