Special receptacle or package – For holding a machine readable recording medium – For holding a tape cassette
Patent
1992-01-28
1993-08-03
Meyers, Steven N.
Special receptacle or package
For holding a machine readable recording medium
For holding a tape cassette
206389, 206403, 206408, 206521, B65D 85672
Patent
active
052320928
ABSTRACT:
A shock shield formed of an annular body having a central axial hole which mounts within a case is disclosed. A cylindrical axial ring is formed around the central axial hole. The shock shield permits a tape reel stored within the case to rotate within the case and absorbs shocks to prevent damage to the tape reel. A tab on the shield mates with the tape reel to prevent relative rotation therebetween. Shock absorption is accomplished by compressible elements formed on the shield body. The compressible elements are annular bearing rings concentric with the annular circumference. The annular bearing rings have a generally V-shaped cross section and an axial height less than the axial height of the axial ring. The shield body preferably is formed of four spaced radial members to enhance flexion.
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Chamberlin Davis W.
Heveron John A.
Niles Gerald J.
Ackun Jr. Jacob K.
Griswold Gary L.
Kirn Walter N.
Levine Charles D.
Meyers Steven N.
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