LUGGAGE

Abstract

A suitcase (also known as a luggage container) consists of a first and second shell, connected by a hinged structure at a dividing line extending along the middle of the container's side panels. The first and second shells can move relative to each other between the closed and open positions around a portion of the dividing line extending along the length of the left side. The opening angle of the first and second shells can include a full opening in which the first and second shells extend at semi-symmetrical angles across the dividing line, allowing them to be supported by flat surfaces such as tables, floors, beds, or other supporting structures. The closing mechanism, such as a zipper or multiple latches, can extend along the dividing line to secure the first and second animal shells in a removable manner.The hinge mechanism consists of a first hinge plate and a second hinge plate arranged symmetrically and capable of rotating relative to each other. The first hinge plate has the first axis of rotation, and the second hinge plate has the second axis of rotation. The first and second axes of rotation are formed by a part of the hinge cover and are positioned at a predetermined distance apart. The hinge cover encloses a part of the first hinge plate and the second hinge plate inside it, simultaneously forming the axis of rotation for the first and second hinge plates to create the opening and closing movement of the first and second housing sections.