DE7220712U - Rivetable locking hook for hooks, eyes, and clothing fasteners - Google Patents

Description

DR. RUDOLF BAUER. DIPL.-ING. HELMUT HUBBUCH PATENT LAWYERS

753 PFORZHEIM. IWETTOERManYl WESTERN 31 (AM LEOPOLDPLAT7 ' TEL_; (Ο7231 / 2 * 2BC

May 3, 1972 II / Wa

Pa. Gutos metal clasp factory Bader & Hoch GmbH & Co., Pforzheim

χ "Rivetable locking hook for tLJcen-eyelet clothing

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The innovation relates to a rivetable locking hook for hook-and-eye clothing fasteners, such as those above all are used for trouser and skirt waistbands.

There are such food counters, which have a staple plate with a bent hook tongue, the staples after being pushed through on the fabric with a counter-plate by folding over be riveted to the same. These well-known uiethaken are relatively far from the fabric and are at the bending point the hook tongue especially when * & ironing the finished pieces by means of Ironing rollers also slightly pressed off. For this reason, the hook tongue on the staple plate has also been bent back instead of already cranked. These bends are also flattened by ironing rollers, so that the hooks when in use Slightly clamp and lock the retraction at the rivet eyes.

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Diesel iiacbtail wix-u uuii remedied by the adjustable locking hook according to the fire, which is characterized in that the hook tongue runs out into a bulge with support shoulders embossed on both sides to rest on the fabric, the bulge running between the two support shoulders as a stiffening rib ₁ so that flattening by the ironing roller is reliably avoided; Rather, it runs over the bulge without deforming the hook.

Further details of the novel .Niethakens are for example shown in the drawing and described below, namely show:

P i g. 1 and 2 the perspective view of a novel Törschlusshaken and counter plate for riveting after the fabric layer,

Pip·. 3 and 4 the section through one riveted to the waistband Lock hook with connection eye in front of the lock and

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As shown in the drawing , the rivettable Ver echlußhaken for hook-Üsen clothing fasteners is formed from the hook tongue 1, which expires in a bulge 2 with beifceits embossed support shoulders 3 for Adage on the fabric 4. The bulge 2 runs through between the two support shoulders 3 as a stiffening rib * so that the compression of the joint and riveting is reliably achieved. Me A »flag shoulders 3 each run on the outside into the bent xtietkrampen 3 , while the fabric layer ends at 6 in a curve.

The riveting of the locking hook by moving the Kramper 5 serving under fabric liner 4- counterplate 7 corresponds approximately to the hook size and the end side has a transverse channel 8 j which both sides in S bit is reset for receiving the folded jsietkrampen 3 · Further, the counter-plate 7 has one more Breakthrough 10 for feeding and fixing when riveting by means of a riveting machine.

The jciiethaken 1 to 3 works with a known rivet eye together, which consists of the eyelet 11 with staples 12, the (12) under fabric intermediate layer 13 on the counter plate 14 in their (^ iierrinne 15 are to be turned over.

Claims (3)

1. Rivetable locking hook for hook-and-eye clothing vers locks, characterized in that the hook tongue into a vault with support shoulders embossed on both sides expires to the plant on the fabric, whereby the bulge between the two Auflagestihultern runs through as a stiffening rib. 2. "Srnietbaren Vereehlußhaken according to claim 1, characterized in that that the support shoulders each run on the outside in bent üdetkrampen, while the material support ends in a curve. 3. Vernietbarer closure hook according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the counter-plate corresponds approximately to the hook size and the end side has a transverse groove for receiving the re-laying "ietkrampen and has an aperture for feeding and when determining the riveting *