Tray and a Case for Storing at Least One Pair of Compact Disks
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Dec 20, 2007
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Oct 21, 2005
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Oct 26, 2004
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This plastics material tray of substantially square or rectangular shape is made up both of a central portion provided with a hub suitable for retaining a disk on one of its faces, and of an outer portion referred to as a 'frame'--for being adhesively bonded on a support. The tray is remarkable wherein its central portion is essentially detached from the frame, which is secured thereto in part only via a hinged link, and wherein the hub is a double hub, enabling a pair of disks to be retained, one on its outside face and the other on its inside face, thus providing free access to each of the two disks in order to put the disk into place on said central portion or in order to remove it therefrom, by pivoting said central portion to move it away from the general plane containing the frame. The invention applies to packaging compact disks such as CDs and DVDs.
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