Disc storage container having a securing means central aperture

Details Disc storage container having a securing means central aperture Disc storage container having a securing means central aperture

1992-01-07

1993-08-24

Gehman, Bryon P.

Special receptacle or package

For holding a machine readable recording medium

For holding a grooved phonograph disc

206312, 206444, 206493, B65D 8557

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052381072

ABSTRACT:
An impact-resistant storage container for information recording discs. The present invention is particularly suited for storing laser discs. A pedestal supports the discs in a central information-free region and peripheral supports engage an outer edge to prevent warping. A plurality of resilient fingers engage the inner periphery of the disc and secure it to the pedestal. A push button mechanism allows the securing fingers to be cammed inwardly by the inner periphery of the disc aperture to remove the disc from the pedestal. A second embodiment provides a second platform which hinges to the container to provide storage capacity for a second disc for extended length movies.

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