JP3217261U - A connecting fastener for connecting a pin buckle of a garment belt and a long belt-like body - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a connection fastener capable of easily rotating a rotating member from a holding posture to a releasing posture by modifying the connection fastener of a garment belt provided with a pin buckle.
A fixing claw 2 that fixes and holds an end of a short strip 9 attached to a pin buckle 7 and a turn that is rotatably attached to clamp or release one end of a long strip 8. The moving member 3, the permanent magnet 4 fixed to the rotating member 3 and magnetized to the fixed claw 2 in a posture in which the long strip 8 is sandwiched by the rotating member 3, and the rotating shaft of the rotating member 3 And a protruding handle 5 disposed at the end located on the opposite side.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a garment belt connecting fastener that is attached to a garment (for example, trousers) and used to hold the garment on a user's waist, and more specifically, a pin buckle that constitutes the garment belt. It is related with the connection fastener which connects an elongate strip | belt-shaped body.

In general, a garment belt holds a flexible belt-like body (hereinafter referred to as a long belt-like body) having a length sufficient to wrap around the user's waist and a long belt-like body fastened to the user's waist. Has a buckle. Natural strips and artificial leather are used as the material for the long strips.
(a) A long belt-like body using natural leather on both the surface exposed to the outside when worn by the user and the surface abutting on the body when worn by the user,
(b) a long belt using artificial leather on both the outer and inner surfaces,
(c) Long strips that use both natural leather and artificial leather (for example, natural leather on the outer surface and artificial leather on the inner surface)
Etc. have been put to practical use. Also, the buckle
(d) a buckle that is used by passing a needle-like pin through a pin hole opened in a clothing belt;
(e) Buckles that are used without making pin holes in clothing belts are widespread.

  The garment belt provided with the buckle of (d) above (hereinafter referred to as a pin buckle) has a plurality of pin holes arranged at the end of the elongated belt-like body, and the body shape (for example, It is used by inserting a pin into the pin hole according to the waist circumference). Therefore, when a user purchases a garment belt with a pin buckle, first adjust the length of the long belt-like body according to the user's body shape (ie, the end on the opposite side of the pin hole) It needs to be cut off).

  When adjusting the length of the long band prior to using the garment belt, the user releases the connecting fastener to separate the long band from the pin buckle (see Fig. 2). After that, the end of the long strip is cut off. FIG. 2 is a perspective view schematically showing an example in which the connection stopper 1 is released and the long strip 8 is extracted before cutting off the end of the long strip of the conventional garment belt, Here, a conventional connecting fastener 1 will be described with reference to FIG.

  The pin buckle 7 is provided with a short belt-like body 9 (hereinafter referred to as a short belt-like body), and the end of the short belt-like body 9 is fixed by the fixing claws 2 of the coupling fastener 1, thereby The tool 1 and the short strip 9 are fixed and held without being separated. On the other hand, the long strip 8 is inserted into the connecting fastener 1 from the direction facing the cut end surface of the short strip 9 (that is, the end surface opposite to the pin buckle 7). Then, the rotating member 3 is operated to bite the saw-tooth into the end portion of the long band-like body 8. In this way, when the rotating member 3 maintains the posture for holding the long belt-like body 8 (hereinafter, referred to as the holding posture), the rotating member 3 is tightened by the locking claws 6 and has a holding posture (not shown). keep.

  When the user purchases the garment belt, the rotating member 3 is in the clamping posture. Therefore, in order to adjust the length of the long band-shaped body 8, the rotating member 3 is rotated to form a long band shape. It is necessary to change to a posture for releasing the body 8 (hereinafter referred to as a releasing posture). However, the force with which the locking claw 6 tightens the rotating member 3 is set to be large so as to prevent the long band-like body 8 from falling off. Therefore, it is difficult for the user to operate with the finger to bring the rotating member 3 into the released posture (see FIG. 2), and it is necessary to use a tool (for example, the tip of a driver, the tip of scissors, etc.).

  Conventionally, a technique (e.g., Patent Document 1) for easily operating the buckle (d) and (e) has been studied. However, it is easy to change the posture of the rotating member 3 (clamping posture → release posture). The technology to do is not yet established.

JP 2002-191410 A

  In order to eliminate the problems of the prior art, the present invention is designed to easily rotate the rotating member from the holding position to the releasing position by adding a device to the garment belt connecting pin with the pin buckle. It is an object of the present invention to provide a connecting fastener capable of.

  As described above, it is difficult for the conventional coupling fastener to change the posture of the rotating member without using a tool. The reason is that in order to prevent the long belt-like body from falling off, the force with which the locking claw tightens the rotating member must be increased.

  Therefore, the present inventor examined a technique for keeping the rotating member in the holding posture while ensuring a sufficient force for holding the long belt-like body without arranging the locking claw in the connection fastener. Then, the connecting fastener according to the present invention is configured so that the permanent magnet is magnetically attached to the fixed claw by fixing the permanent magnet to the rotating member with an adhesive or the like and rotating the rotating member to a holding posture. completed.

That is, the present invention is a connecting fastener for connecting a pin buckle of a garment belt used to hold a garment on a user's waist and a long belt-like body,
A fixing claw for fixing and holding the end of the short band attached to the pin buckle;
A rotating member that is pivotally attached to pinch or release one end of the elongated strip,
A permanent magnet fixed to the rotating member and magnetically attached to the fixed claw in a posture in which the long band-like body is sandwiched by the rotating member;
A protrusion-like handle disposed at an end located on the opposite side of the rotating shaft of the rotating member;
It is a connection fastener having.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to easily rotate the rotating member that constitutes the coupling fastener of the garment belt provided with the pin buckle from the holding posture to the releasing posture. Since the height can be easily adjusted, there is a remarkable industrial effect.

It is a perspective view which shows typically the example which released the connection fastener of the belt for clothes of the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows typically the example which released the connection fastener of the conventional clothes belt.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing an example in which a long belt-like body 8 is extracted by releasing the connection fastener 1 of the garment belt of the present invention. In the connection fastener 1 of the present invention, the permanent magnet 4 is fixed to the rotating member 3 without providing the locking claw. The permanent magnet 4 is fixed to a surface facing the fixed claw 2 (hereinafter, referred to as a fixing surface) with the rotating member 3 in a holding posture. The means for fixing the permanent magnet 4 to the fixing surface is not particularly limited, and conventionally known means (for example, an adhesive or the like) is used.

  Also in the connecting fastener 1 of the present invention, the fixing claw 2 is provided in order to fix the end of the short strip 9. Therefore, by rotating the permanent magnet 4 to the fixed claw 2, it is possible to keep the rotating member 3 in the holding posture.

  Furthermore, in the connection stopper 1 of the present invention, the protruding handle 5 is disposed on the rotating member 3. The part where the protruding handle 5 is disposed is an end located on the opposite side of the rotation shaft.

  When the user of the garment belt changes the rotating member 3 from the holding posture to the released posture, the protruding handle 5 is pushed up with a finger. As a result, the pivoting member 3 in the holding posture rotates about the rotation axis, and becomes a release posture (see FIG. 1). At this time, the permanent magnet 4 fixed to the rotating member 3 rotates together with the rotating member 3 and easily dissociates from the fixed claw 2.

  In this way, the connecting fastener 1 of the present invention allows the user to easily rotate the rotating member 3 from the holding posture to the releasing posture with a finger without using a tool.

  The fixing surface of the rotating member 3 preferably has a flat plate shape in order to improve the fixing property and stability of the permanent magnet 4. In the connection fastener 1 having a curved fixing surface, the fixing property and stability of the permanent magnet 4 can be improved by bending the back surface of the permanent magnet 4 (that is, the surface contacting the fixing surface) along the fixing surface. The manufacturing cost of the permanent magnet 4 is increased.

  The end of the short belt-shaped body made of cowhide was fixed to the connecting fastener of the present invention with fixing claws, and one end of the long strip-shaped body made of cowhide was connected by a rotating member. At this time, the rotating member is in a holding posture.

  Next, the protruding handle was pushed up with a finger to change the rotating member to the release posture. Subsequently, the rotating member was pushed down with a finger to return to the holding posture. Such reciprocating motion of the rotating member (clamping posture → release posture → clamping posture) was repeated 20 times. During that time, the rotating member rotated smoothly. In addition, after the 20 reciprocations were completed, the connecting stoppers were inspected, and no deformation or distortion was observed. The permanent magnet fixed with the adhesive was not damaged or peeled off.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Connection fastener 2 Fixed claw 3 Rotating member 4 Permanent magnet 5 Protrusion handle 6 Locking claw 7 Pin buckle 8 Long strip | belt body 9 Short strip | belt body

Claims (1)

A connecting fastener for connecting a pin buckle of a garment belt used to hold a garment to a user's waist and a long belt-like body,
A fixing claw for fixing and holding an end of a short belt-like body attached to the pin buckle;
A rotating member that is pivotally attached to pinch or release one end of the elongated strip;
A permanent magnet fixed to the rotating member and magnetically attached to the fixed claw in a posture in which the elongated strip is sandwiched by the rotating member;
A protrusion-like handle disposed at an end located on the opposite side of the rotating shaft of the rotating member;
A coupling fastener comprising:

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