Abstract: A container for a plurality of discs, comprising a containment body which defines at least one recess for accommodating at least two discs, the recess defining a first region for accommodating at least one first disc and at least one second region for accommodating at least one second disc which is arranged at a higher level than the first region, elements for the central retention of each of the discs being further provided in order to retain them detachably in the recess, the elements for the central retention of the second disc being arranged at the upper level and being superimposed on and spaced from at least one peripheral portion of the first region for accommodating the first disc.

Abstract: An article for forming a box-like body, particularly for storage of media containers, comprising a sheet-like element that is folded so as to form a tubular body that can be flattened and forms two larger faces joined by an upper minor face and a lower minor face; an inner flap and an outer flap are provided respectively on one of the free edges of each one of the larger faces, and the flaps can be mutually overlapped in order to form the box-like body, the article further comprising, on the inner flap, a layer of self-adhesive material protected by a removable protective layer, means being further provided for removing the protective layer by way of automatic devices.

Abstract: An article for forming a box-like body, particularly for storage of media containers, comprising a sheet-like element that is folded so as to form a tubular body that can be flattened and forms two larger faces joined by an upper minor face and a lower minor face; an inner flap and an outer flap are provided respectively on one of the free edges of each one of the larger faces, and the flaps can be mutually overlapped in order to form the box-like body, the article further comprising, on the inner flap, a layer of self-adhesive material protected by a removable protective layer, means being further provided for removing the protective layer by way of automatic devices.

Abstract: A container for laser-readable discs with closure means, comprising a tray which is fixed to a flap of a sleeve element and forms at least one seat for detachably accommodating a disc. The container further comprises a permanent magnet that is fixed to the tray and a ferromagnetic body that is arranged inside a closure flap.

Abstract: A container for laser-readable discs with closure means, comprising a tray which is fixed to a flap of a sleeve element and forms at least one seat for detachably accommodating a disc. The container further comprises a permanent magnet that is fixed to the tray and a ferromagnetic body that is arranged inside a closure flap.

Abstract: A package for compact discs and the like with integrated booklet, comprising a booklet-like body provided with a plurality of stacked sheet which are joined at one edge and with a pocket for containing a compact disc, characterized in that said pocket has, on the side that lies opposite to the open edge of the pocket, a central opening, the distance between said open edge and said opposite side being smaller than the diameter of the compact disc.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing cases for compact discs, comprising the steps of: providing a sheet-like element which forms a base element, at least one first intermediate element with a pre-cut line which delimits a containment seat, and at least one covering element with a pre-cut line which delimits an opening with a retaining edge. Folding lines are provided between the elements. The sheet-like element is folded by superimposing the first intermediate element on the base element, gluing the contact surface that is external to the containment seat; then the covering element is folded onto the first element, gluing the entire mutual contact surface; then the peripheral edges of the folded elements are trimmed; the portions delimited by the pre-cut lines are then removed in order to free the disc containment seat; and a containment cover is applied.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a container for a plurality of discs, particularly compact discs, which comprises a tray-like body having, on its bottom, a first flat surface and a second flat surface arranged side by side and at different levels. The container comprises a first swing-out frame, pivoted to the tray and accommodatable at the first flat surface, and a second swing-out frame, pivoted to the tray and partially accommodatable on the second flat surface so that the remaining part overlaps, and is spaced from, the first frame accommodated on the first flat surface. Each frame supports two discs on opposite faces.