176results about "Suspended filings" patented technology

The device for retaining a pack of papers with edge holes in file includes a base seat; at least two rings, which are fixed on the base seat and upward extended from base seat for enaging edge holes on the paper sheets, every ring is formed from movable first portion and second portion, there rings are set for properly engaging edge holes; a mechanism for retaiing closed position of first portionand second portion of every ring and making them form a closed ring and for retaining their opening position and making the first portion of second portion of every ring separate each other, so that it is favourable for adding some paper into the ring or taking out some paper from ring; and a level with a handle end and an operation end, the operation end and pivot of the mechanism can common-actto make first portion and second portion of every ring act between opening and closing position, and the handle end surface of level is made of plastics.

A storage container for use in a documents management system with remote location of file folders positioned on support members mounted between walls of the storage container. The support members are electrically connected to an electrical input connector which supplies file folder search signals to the container and receives response signals from address decoder circuits located in each file folder removably received in the container. Each container has an electrical output connector which can be connected to the electrical input connector of another container so that several containers can be connected to one another. Each container can be removably installed in a file cabinet drawer and electrically connected to the file drawer conductive rails to communicate with a file cabinet based file management system.

Labels comprising (i) a film substrate, e.g., polyester, (ii) a primer layer, e.g., resorcinol-formaldehyde resin, and (iii) a pressure sensitive adhesive, e.g., a natural or synthetic rubber based adhesive, are improved by including a second primer layer of chlororesorcinol between the film substrate and the first primer layer.

A hangable wall calendar has a stack of sheets that are bound at one edge with a spiral binding or other suitable flip binding. The calendar may have a stitch binding, or be cloth-bound or stapled. An elongated generally tubular hanger member for the calendar has a generally D-shaped profile, with a magnetic strip on the back and a slot running along a bottom wall. The slot is narrower than the diameter of the flip binding but large enough to accomodate the stack of sheets. The calendar can be slipped out of the holder and flipped to a different sheet, and then slid back into place. Alternatively, the hanger member can have a generally P-shaped profile.

An elongated shell and internal gripper assembly for gripping and supporting sheet-like posters or pictures for display purposes in a readily exchangeable manner. The assembly comprises an elongated, extruded gripper clip has a planar backing base pivotable distal-most poster receiving edge. The assembly includes an elongated, extruded receiving shell with a gripper clip receiving channel centrally arranged therein and an edge slot at a lowermost portion of the shell members. The gripper clip is slidably received within the receiving channel. The gripper clip has its distalmost receiving edge extending distally beyond the edge slot of the shell to permit display and exchange of a poster or picture therefrom.

A free-standing chart portfolio for display, storing, file acessing and transporting hanging sheets of documents, such as posters and charts (or other large graphics). The portfolio includes one or more storage frame, for receiving sheets having two flat flexible plastic tabs with holes and slits attached to the back top edge. The spacing of the tabs matches the width of the storage frame. The frame can be used in two positions, a storage position and a file access position. In the storage position the sheets are packed tightly. The storage frame is removable from the portfolio to change the position or for transportation to a different location. The portfolio has two hinged covers, which serve as protective covers, or, when opened, as stands of the portfolio.

An index card assembly which allows selective adherence of an index card to a mounting surface is disclosed. A base paper layer of the index card has a front side and an opposite back side. The paper layer has an upper edge with a portion of the paper layer removed to define a paperless zone which includes a gap across the upper edge. A cover layer having an outer face and an inner face is adhered by pressure sensitive adhesive disposed on its inner face to the front side of the paper layer. The cover layer is aligned to cover the paperless zone with a top of the cover layer extending across the gap of the paperless zone. The adhesive on the inner face of the cover layer is exposed across the paperless zone on the back side of the paper layer. The thickness of the paper layer prevents the adhesive from contacting a surface abutting the back side of the paper layer in the absence of the application of a threshold level of pressure against the outer face of the cover layer.

A tab system for a folder (10a), and a method of making same is disclosed. The tab is enlarged to carry more information / indicia. The visual indicia space (16a), i.e. the viewable space on the front (32a, 36a) of the folder which allows viewing of the enlarged tab is achieve without violating the overall size restrictions (40a) of the file folder. Instead, the front of the folder adjacent to the tab on the back panel, is cut away (32a,34a) to expose a greater portion of the back panel (14a) and allow an increase in visual indicia space. The remaining portion of the front panel, not adjacent to the tab may also be cut away (34a) to allow other enlarged tab files, with offset tabs, (22d, 21a) to be viewable behind the present file.

Methods for producing easily and securely gripped slip-resistant file folders, including file pockets and hanging folders. The methods include providing folder paper stock; conveying the folder paper stock in the process of folder manufacture; providing a curable slip-resistant material in a melt state; applying the slip-resistant material at predetermined areas of the folder paper stock; and curing the slip-resistant material; such that the slip-resistant portion comprises cured slip-resistant material. Another method includes providing folder paper stock; providing embossing dies in spaced, operable, mating relationship; positioning the folder paper stock appropriately in the embossing dies; applying force to at least one of the embossing dies so as to decrease the spaced relationship; and deforming the folder paper stock.

The sealed docking system comprises first and second coupling elements each having respective first and second coupling elements with respective first and second flexible receptacles. Each coupling element has a slot. The two coupling elements engage with one another. The coupling elements are flexible so that when force is applied the slots open.

A file organizer that includes an open storage cavity for storing a series of hanging file folders. The storage body includes a file support edge upon which hanging file folders are supported. A peripheral flange is joined to the outer wall of the storage body and extends around the periphery of the storage body to define a receiving cavity. The file organizer includes a series of file dividers that each include a pair of ears extending from a main body of the file divider and a pair of feet located near the bottom edge of the main body. The storage body includes a first series of alignment tabs and a second series of alignment tabs that restrict the lateral movement of the file dividers within the open storage cavity such that the file dividers define compartments within the open storage cavity.

A stackable and collapsible storage box (100) comprising a foldable wrapper (10) having side wall and end wall panels which are releasably retained within a peripheral channel (30a) on a separate base portion (30). The wall panels have lower extension portions (11, 12) that are folded upwardly to provide a double thickness and these lower extension portions have an upper edge (12a) or apertures (37) that engage with short protrusions (33) formed on an inner wall (32) of the channel to retain the panels. The end wall panels have upper first and second extensions portions (14a, 16) that are respectively folded inwardly and upwardly to provide a support edge (16a) to support hangers for hang files. The support edge can be strengthened with a channel section (19). The box can have a lid (50) has a ridge (53) to compliment channel (36) on the base portion to allow stacking.

A suspended file folder assembly is made from thermoplastic material and uses a thermoplastic sheet folded along at least one score line to define a folder, which has a retaining portion at upper edges thereof. A support bar, having a cavity in a bottom portion thereof and being substantially symmetrical with respect to its longitudinal axis, mechanically engages with the retaining portion. This weight-bearing interlock distributes the load of the folder along the length of the cavity of the support bar and the upper edge of the sheet. The support bars have notches therein for engagement with conventional suspension rails as well as at least one indentation for accommodating an index tab. A rotatable index tab, or clip tab, is also provided with a lower part, including outwardly extending leg-like extensions, that is complimentary in shape to the support bar and attachable to the support bar.

The present invention is related to a hanging file folder, which has a suspension bar and two adjusting structures respectively attached to the opposite ends thereof wherein each of the adjusting structures is attached by a collapsible hook. When the hooks of the disclosed hanging file folder are extended, the folder can be hung upon two parallel support rails of a hanging file frame assembly, whereas the hooks can be collapsed for facilitating general application. Additionally, the suspension bar of the present invention can be accommodated to folders of different sizes by setting the length of adjusting structures appropriately.

The present invention provides a suction cup assembly having a magnetic tether system attached to a suction cup. The assembly includes a resilient suction cup, tether, holder and magnet. This assembly enables a suction cup to hold items on non-magnetic, smooth surfaces using a magnet.

An improved label sheet assembly and application kit including an optional liner sheet, a carrier strip, and a removably attached label facestock sheet. The application kit further includes a stacked group of tabbed sheets and an alignment guide. The label facestock sheet assembly includes a plurality of cut lines defining a perimeter of a plurality of facestock labels spaced from one another in an offset manner that substantially corresponds to a set of staggered tabs extending outwardly from a stacked group of divider sheets. The carrier strip is defined by a plurality of cuts having substantially the same shape as a portion of the perimeters of the facestock labels, but with slightly smaller dimensions as its respective label. The user may separate the carrier strip from the liner sheet, exposing an adhesive back of the precut labels and place and align the carrier strip across the divider sheets such that the precut labels are placed on the tabs of the divider sheets. The user then pulls the carrier strip upwardly and away from the divider sheets such that a portion of each of the perimeters of the precut labels flexes to separate from the carrier strip and remain on the staggered tabs.

A support for hanging objects displayed on a wall consists of a <> shaped element integrated within a holding element. The <> provides the added resiliency while the holding element provides the holding surface to frictionally hold the material to be held. Additionally, a hanging tab attached to the holding element to allow for hooking on a frame hook or, in this context, mechanical equivalents such as a screw, a tack, or a nail.

A stackable and collapsible storage box (100) comprising a foldable wrapper (10) having side wall and end wall panels which are releasably retained within a peripheral channel (30a) on a separate base portion (30). The wall panels have lower extension portions (11, 12) that are folded upwardly to provide a double thickness and these lower extension portions have an upper edge (12a) or apertures (37) that engage with short protrusions (33) formed on an inner wall (32) of the channel to retain the panels. The end wall panels have upper first and second extensions portions (14a, 16) that are respectively folded inwardly and upwardly to provide a support edge (16a) to support hangers for hang files. The support edge can be strengthened with a channel section (19). The box can have a lid (50) has a ridge (53) to compliment channel (36) on the base portion to allow stacking.

Methods for producing easily and securely gripped slip-resistant file folders, including file pockets and hanging folders. The methods include providing folder paper stock; conveying the folder paper stock in the process of folder manufacture; providing a curable slip-resistant material in a melt state; applying the slip-resistant material at predetermined areas of the folder paper stock; and curing the slip-resistant material; such that the slip-resistant portion comprises cured slip-resistant material. Another method includes providing folder paper stock; providing embossing dies in spaced, operable, mating relationship; positioning the folder paper stock appropriately in the embossing dies; applying force to at least one of the embossing dies so as to decrease the spaced relationship; and deforming the folder paper stock.

A file cabinet providing access to files from substantially all sides, and having one or more rotatable tiers, each tier containing a plurality of file containers. Each tier includes a central carrousel having a plurality of radially extending arms. Mounted to the outer terminus of each arm is a file support assembly, each configured to rotate about a vertical axis between a retracted position and an extended position. Each file support assembly is adapted to suspend a file container thereon to provide detachable storage. The detachable file containers each include a box having an upper frame which suspends the container from the file support assemblies. A top may be provided to close each container in a secure manner to protect the container's contents.

Disclosed is a support for storing CDs, which is in the form of a hanging file folder of conventional structure, having a least one of its sides provided with zones each provided with a CD hooking system of conventional structure to allow hooking of CDs as is done within CD boxes. This support may be used to store several CDs, preferably 8, 10 or 12. It is extremely thin and easily installable in any kind of drawer or file folder storing space, with or without other conventional hanging file folders.

A file device for mounting onto a support rail includes a first sheet having a first support device to cooperate with the support rail along a top edge of the first sheet, a second sheet having a second support device to cooperate with the support rail along a top edge of the second sheet and being coupled to the first sheet along the bottom of the second sheet and a third sheet having a third support device to cooperate with the support rail along the top edge of the third sheet and being coupled to the second sheet along the top of the third sheet.

A drive circuit, for a display apparatus, capable of preventing the occurrence of malfunctions, when the power is turned on, and the destruction of an output device. The drive circuit comprises an edge pulse generation circuit for generating a front edge pulse and a back edge pulse of an input signal, a first level shift circuit for converting the front edge pulse, a second level shift circuit for converting the back edge pulse, a logic circuit, a flip-flop circuit, a setup resistor connected to a signal line in the flip-flop circuit or in the post stage of the flip-flop circuit, an output amplifier circuit connected to the post stage of the setup resistor, and an output device connected to the output amplifier circuit, wherein a capacitive load of the display apparatus is driven by the output device and the setup resistor is connected between the power supply signal line of the output amplifier circuit and the signal line.

A hanging file folder frame is disclosed in several embodiments one of which is constructed of three segments. Two frames are joined together by rails. The frame includes a slot of a particular profile and the rails have a similar profile to slide into the slots. On the bottom of the frame are recesses sized to receive a portion of a wireframe leg. The leg is prevented from being ejected from the frame by a spanning flange which bridges part of the recess and confines a part of the leg between the recess walls and the flange.