Abstract:
A bag for electronic devices, characterised in that it comprises a pair of facing rectangular flaps, which are provided with respective appendixes, having a semi-cylindrical profile, at one end of their long side, and with a couple of cylindrical hinges arranged in the proximity of said long side of the flap at the other end, in the inner surface, an arm 8 being fixed to each said cylindrical hinges, said arm 8 being connected to a frame through a central pivot, both being arranged on the edge of the short side of said bag.
Abstract:
A closure device for a container, which possesses a locking means for mutually locking of two container parts when the container is closed. The locking means comprises first and second locking instrumentalities, which are arranged on the different container parts. By means of an actuating member, which is able to be switched over between a closed position and an open position a first engagement member may be shifted between a locking position and a released position. The open position of the actuating member corresponding to the locking position may be secured by an obstructing member in order to prevent unauthorized unlocking of the container. An opening mechanism renders possible an overriding of the obstructing action and a switching over of the actuating member into the open position.
Abstract:
A female hinge member, and a hinge assembly including the member, includes a pair of spaced ears between which a cylindrical roller is supported for rotation about an axis parallel to the axis about which the female hinge member and a pivotally attached male hinge member are relatively rotatable. The hinge assembly is connected to opposite end portions of a framework forming part of a handbag. As the hinge members are relatively rotated in moving between open and closed positions, the roller moves along the surface of a cantilever spring on the male hinge member, in rolling contact therewith.
Abstract:
A bag structure having a semirigid drawstring closure which passes through a hollow handle. The semirigid drawstring holds the mouth of the bag open so that articles can be easily deposited. A shoulder strap is attached to the handle. The shoulder strap and handle are provided for carrying as well as suspending the bag. A flexible tubular material partially inverted creates the double wall of the bag and a fold at the bag mouth. The fold contains the drawstring and the handle, and an additional seam is not required to encase the drawstring. The flexible tubular material is preferably a mesh. Mesh provides a strong bottom seam, which is preferably created by lacing a cord through the mesh openings in the four layers of material. Also, the transparency of the mesh enables an optional product tag to be trapped within the double wall of the bag and visible.