Abstract: A device for supporting printing paper for the printers of computers and computer terminals, the printing paper being present in the form of a stacked continuous paper web. The device includes an upwardly open box having a flat bottom part and upstanding side walls, the latter being removable from the bottom part, the bottom part being flat and rectangular and provided along two mutually opposing side edges with centrally positioned, longitudinally extending projections of which each extend from a respective side edge through a distance which corresponds to the thickness of the upstanding walls, and which projections are intended to directly support two of the vertical side walls which in turn support the other two vertical side walls.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for producing blanks to form into cartons, boxes or the like from a continuous sheet, the carton having a substantially tubular shaped part which, in cross-section, has three or more sides, the blank including continuous, sequentially disposed portions which will provide carton side parts and flap parts at one or both of the ends of the tubular carton side part at some or each of the side parts, the ends of the tubular carton part being closed by the flap parts. A sheet or blank of required shape is produced using a fixture with a longitudinal extension that corresponds to the longitudinal extension of the tubular carton part and has a cross-sectional outer profile which corresponds to the cross-sectional profile of the tubular carton part.

Abstract: A box for supporting a printer intended for connection to a computer, the box being intended to be placed on a table in a workroom. The box includes two side wall pieces, a bottom-piece and a top-piece, which pieces can be fitted together to form a parallelepipedic box; the box further includes two side-supports which cooperate displaceably with a groove or channel provided in the bottom-piece, this groove or channel extending perpendicularly to the side-walls; the side-supports have a height which is equal to the internal height of the box between bottom and top and which side-supports are provided with support-parts which project outwardly at right angles from the side-supports and which fit in and slide in the groove or channel. The box can be used for bottom-feeding and rear-feeding or printing paper to the printer, and the box is configured to enable similar boxes to be stacked on one-another.

Abstract: A portable-telephone mounting bracket for installation in vehicles, primarily cars, said bracket having an elongated configuration and including one or more bends and made of a sheet-like material, preferably a plastics material, and which bracket includes a flat part (5) from which an upper arm (6) and a lower arm (7) extend, the outer ends (8, 9) of respective arms being intended to be fitted into a slot in the vehicle instrument panel or in the air intake located on the instrument panel, or at some other location, such that the mounting bracket can be secured to the instrument panel by means of the aforesaid ends, and the flat part of the mounting bracket being intended to support the receiver-cradle of the portable telephone.