Official ID card folder for authorities
A durable synthetic leather folder with integrated compartments and labeled front surface addresses the lack of standardization in ID card holders, ensuring secure and professional presentation of the ID card and emblem, enhancing institutional recognition.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- DE202025000240
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-02-03
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-04
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-02-28
AI Technical Summary
Existing ID card holders lack a standardized space for the official emblem and do not provide a uniform way to display the agency name, compromising professional appearance and security.
A durable synthetic leather folder with integrated compartments for the ID card and emblem, featuring a viewing window and secure fastening, along with a labeled front surface for the agency name, ensuring a professional and secure display.
The folder provides a durable, compact, and professional means to store and present the ID card with the emblem, maintaining security and visibility, enhancing institutional recognition.
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Abstract
Description
[0001] The invention relates to an official ID card folder for the secure storage and presentation of an official ID card and an official emblem of a public authority.
[0002] ID card holders have been around for some time, offered, for example, in the catalogs of government and equipment supplies from various vendors. These holders are typically made of imitation leather or similar materials and have compartments for the official ID card. However, an integrated space for the official insignia is often limited or non-standardized. Furthermore, current models lack a uniform way to permanently and clearly display the name of the respective agency on the front.
[0003] The invention according to Fig. 1-3 makes it possible to keep the service ID card protected in the folder, while at the same time visibly and securely attaching the official emblem of the respective authority and, in addition, ensuring clear identification on the front by means of the printed name of the authority.
[0004] This arrangement ensures that the service ID folder conveys a uniform, professional and officially recognizable impression both in official use and at official occasions.
[0005] The service ID card holder distinguishes itself from previous models through optimized functionality. Its compact design makes it easily transportable, it reliably protects the ID card from wear and tear and environmental influences, and the stable mounting surface for the official insignia ensures a secure and lasting attachment.
[0006] The structure of the service ID folder according to Fig. 1 consists of three main components: 1. Outer cover made of durable synthetic leather or equivalent material, ensuring a long service life and a representative appearance. 2. Internal compartment with at least two slots, one of which is intended for the service ID card with a viewing window, while the other offers a secure fastening option (probably Velcro) for the official insignia. 3. Front surface with a labeling option, preferably by hot stamping or printing, for the permanent application of the name of the respective authority.
[0007] The overall design ensures that the service ID card is always quickly accessible, securely stored, and, in combination with the official emblem and the name of the authority, clearly attributable to an institution.
[0008] The invention shows that the service ID card folder according to Fig. 1. Provides government employees with a functional, durable and representative way to carry their service ID card together with the official emblem in a protected yet visible manner.
Claims
[1] Service ID folder, for holding and securely storing a service ID and a wedding badge of an authority, characterized by that the folder has a front side with a permanently affixed inscription of the name of the respective authority. [2] Service ID folder according to protection claim 1 characterized by that the folder is made of imitation leather or an equivalent, durable material. [3] Service ID folder according to protection claim 1 and 2, characterized by that at least one transparent viewing window for the service ID card is provided inside the folder. [4] Service ID card folder according to one of the protection claims 1 to 3, characterized by that a secure attachment option for the national emblem is integrated. [5] Service ID card folder according to one of the protection claims 1 to 4, characterized bythat the lettering on the front is applied by a permanent printing or embossing process.