The present invention provides a cover glass and a glass laminate which are reduced in warpage, and have excellent scratch resistance, low reflecting properties and excellent optical properties. According to the present invention, a cover glass and a glass laminate which are reduced in glass warpage, retain the effect of scratch resistance, and have low reflecting properties and excellent optical properties can be provided by alternately superposing a film including a high-refractive-index material and a film including a low-refractive-index material, in given amounts.

A scanner cover including a first plate and a second plate is provided. The first plate has a first surface; multiple compressible and deformable elastic structures are arranged protruding on the first surface. The second plate is stacked on the first plate and the second plate has a second surface facing to the first surface, the elastic structures are contacted with the second surface, and deformation of each elastic structure is contained in the second plate while the elastic structures are compressed. While the first plate and the second plate are pressed to move close to each other, the elastic structures are compressed and a restoring force is thereby provided between the first plate and the second plate.

An image reading apparatus comprises a housing having a document table glass, a scanner section, a cover member, an adsorption board, a driving section and a controller. The cover member is connected to the housing to be rotatable around a first rotation center line with respect to the housing between a closed position where the document table glass is covered and an open position. The adsorption board, arranged in a part at a housing side at the time the cover member is positioned at the closed position, has an adsorption surface adsorbing the original document, and is connected to the cover member to be rotatable around a second rotation center line parallel to the first rotation center line. The driving section adsorbs the original document on the adsorption surface of the adsorption board.

An image reading apparatus comprises a housing having a document table glass, a scanner section, a cover member, an adsorption board, a driving section and a controller. The cover member is connected to the housing to be rotatable around a first rotation center line with respect to the housing between a closed position where the document table glass is covered and an open position. The adsorption board, arranged in a part at a housing side at the time the cover member is positioned at the closed position, has an adsorption surface adsorbing the original document, and is connected to the cover member to be rotatable around a second rotation center line parallel to the first rotation center line. The driving section adsorbs the original document on the adsorption surface of the adsorption board.

A scanner cover including a first plate and a second plate is provided. The first plate has a first surface; multiple compressible and deformable elastic structures are arranged protruding on the first surface. The second plate is stacked on the first plate and the second plate has a second surface facing to the first surface, the elastic structures are contacted with the second surface, and deformation of each elastic structure is contained in the second plate while the elastic structures are compressed. While the first plate and the second plate are pressed to move close to each other, the elastic structures are compressed and a restoring force is thereby provided between the first plate and the second plate.

The present invention provides a cover glass and a glass laminate which are reduced in warpage, and have excellent scratch resistance, low reflecting properties and excellent optical properties. According to the present invention, a cover glass and a glass laminate which are reduced in glass warpage, retain the effect of scratch resistance, and have low reflecting properties and excellent optical properties can be provided by alternately superposing a film including a high-refractive-index material and a film including a low-refractive-index material, in given amounts.