Binder device releasably engaging aperture or notch of sheet – Miscellaneous – Sheet lifters
Patent
1985-11-18
1987-06-23
Bell, Paul A.
Binder device releasably engaging aperture or notch of sheet
Miscellaneous
Sheet lifters
402 80R, 402 14, 412 43, 281 21R, B42F 1300, B42F 1310, B42B 514, B42D 100
Patent
active
046749063
ABSTRACT:
A first plastic strip has longitudinally spaced studs each of which can be bent over at a 90.degree. angle. A second strip has holes through which the studs fit and grooves which receive and secure the bent over studs. Paper punched to receive the studs is clamped between the two strips. The studs are then bent over into grooves in the second strip and held in bent position. The grooves have overhanging lips which detachably retain the studs in place. The paper in thus securely bound. To prevent cracking the studs, the abruptness of the 90.degree. bend may be relieved by forming an annular depression around the base of each stud.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2911977 (1959-11-01), French et al.
patent: 3285250 (1966-11-01), Ivory et al.
patent: 4369013 (1983-01-01), Abildgaard et al.
Bell Paul A.
Caplan Julian
Heyrana Sr. Paul M.
Velo Bind Inc.
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