EP1776889B1 - Slide fastener slider with automatic locking device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a slider for use in a slide fastener with an automatic locking device, and more particularly, to a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, which can exert its lock function when a cover having a locking pawl is actuated by pulling a pull-tab.
- locking pawls 130 are provided on the right and left proximal portions of these engagement pieces 150 such that the locking pawls 130 are shifted to each other and projected outward.
- a pressing portion 153 capable of pressing the top surface of a fastener element is formed by forming the proximal portion of one locking pawl 130 wide, and the right and left locking pawls 130 are inserted into pawl holes provided in both sides of the attaching post provided at the rear position of the body.
- a concave shaft insertion portion 152 which allows a pivot shaft of a pull-tab to pass through is provided in the proximal portion of the locking pawl 130 and the pressing portion 153, and this material is bent as shown in FIG.
- FIG. 13 Another slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device has been well known as described in US patent No. 3267544 being the base for the preamble of claim 1.
- locking pawls 230 which can be inserted into between front and rear linear fastener elements are provided on right and left side walls of a cover 207 attached to a slider body swingably, and the locking pawls 230 are inserted into pawl holes 224 provided on the right and left sides of the body.
- Engagement pieces 250 provided on the front end of the cover 207 are inserted into and engaged with the right and left hook-shaped attaching posts 210 erected at the front position of the body.
- an elastic piece 231 provided projectingly in the center of a front end of the cover 207 is fixed to the front face of a supporting portion 212 between the attaching posts 210 to form the rear end of the cover 207 so as to be swingable vertically.
- the engagement pieces 250 provided at the right and left portions at the rear end of the cover 207 are swingably attached to a hook-like attaching post 211 provided at the rear position of the body.
- a pivot shaft 237 of a pull-tab 208 is inserted into an opening portion 229 provided in a proximal portion of the locking pawl 230 of the cover 207. Consequently, the slider 251 can be slid in the back and forth direction by constructing the cover 207 to be capable of sliding freely by operating the pull-tab 208.
- the slide for a slide fastener with an automatic locking device shown in FIGS. 11 to 13 is not of a type in which the pull-tab can be attached to the slider body freely later. Even if it is intended to attach a new pull-tab at the time of late attaching operation, it is difficult to assemble the slider without use of a special device or tool because no mechanism for guiding the cover to the body is provided. In recent years, there often occur cases where a user prepares his own pull-tab in advance and assembles a slider using this pull-tab to use the slider as an accessory. However, it is a difficult configuration for an individual user to assemble the slider, and there is another problem that the user cannot assemble the slider easily.
- a slide fastener slider is provided with a slide body, a hollow cap and a pull member.
- a main object of the invention is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, which allows a user to attach his or her desired pull-tab easily later to use the slider as an accessory, and in which a cover has a locking pawl formed integrally therewith and is attached to a front attaching post provided on the body such that the cover can exert its springiness and is attached to a rear attaching post such that the cover is movable within the rear attaching post, the slider being assembled simply and easily without a necessity of changing a conventional slider manufacturing apparatus.
- Another object is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, which can be assembled easily in such a manner that the cover of the slider having late attachable pull-tab can be attached by using guide faces provided on the front attaching post erected on the body, so that the user can attach his or her desired pull-tab freely after purchase.
- Further object is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, which can be assembled in such a manner that the cover of the slider attachable by the user after purchase can be attached by using hook pieces provided on the front attaching post erected on the body, so that the user can attach his or her desired pull-tab freely after purchase.
- Further object is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, in which front an engaged portion provided on the cover of the slider, in which the pull-tab is attachable later, can be guided accurately to the front attaching post and accommodated into an accommodating portion in a stable configuration.
- a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, in which it is formed into a configuration so that the cover of the slider, in which the pull-tab is attachable later, can be guided to an expanded portion provided on the attaching post erected on the body smoothly and easily so as to facilitate an operation of attaching the cover.
- the guide portions provided on the expanded portions are used to attach the cover to the front attaching post so that the front engaged portions of the cover can be accommodated simply into the accommodating portions.
- a vertex side of the hook piece is formed into a slope extending below backwards.
- a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device of this invention comprises a locking pawl as a lock mechanism on its cover.
- the slider is configured by three members, a body 1, a cover 7 and a pull-tab 8 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 .
- the body 1 is molded by die-casting a metal
- the cover 7 is formed by pressing a metal sheet.
- the pull-tab 8 is molded by die-casting a metal preferably, it may be formed of synthetic resin.
- an upper blade 2 and a lower blade 3 are joined with a diamond 4, and flanges 5 are provided curvedly on both sides of the upper blade 2 so as to provide a guide groove 6 for guiding fastener elements made of various kinds of metals or synthetic resin.
- a pawl hole 24 for a locking pawl 30 is provided at a position shifted to one side with respect to the longitudinal direction in the center of the upper blade 2, and a front attaching post 10 and a rear attaching post 11 are erected on the upper blade 2 in front of and back of the pawl hole 24.
- the front attaching post 10 has a trapezoidal support portion 12 capable of supporting the cover 7 on its center such that the support portion 12 is directed in the longitudinal direction.
- An inclined guide face 17 to which an elastic piece 31 provided on the cover 7 can be fitted is formed on the front face of the support portion 12.
- Expanded portions 13 are provided on both sides of the guide face 17 such that they stand vertically, and hook pieces 15 are extended on the inside, that is, the rear mouth side in an area from the vertex of the expanded portion 13 up to half thereof.
- accommodating portions 16 having a stepped shape and capable of accommodating front engaged portions 32 provided on the cover 7 are formed.
- the front of each accommodating portion 16 is closed to form a front end portion 36 so that the front engaged portion 32 is held in a stable manner.
- a small protrusion 23 is provided in the center of the accommodating portion 16 to make contact with the front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7.
- the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 are provided on each of both outer sides of the support portion 12, and a step is provided on a border between the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 by projecting the expanded portion 13 to the side.
- This step forms a guide portion 14 which acts as a guide face when the front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7 is pushed in.
- the guide portion 14 meets the front end of the accommodating portion 16 in the vertical direction.
- the vertex side of the hook piece 15 has a slope 19 which is inclined inward, and the side face shape of the expanded portion 13 is formed to be increased gradually from the vertex to the center so that the guide portion 14 provides an inclined configuration. As a consequence, an operation of pushing the front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7 is facilitated so that the support portion 12, the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 are formed integrally.
- the rear attaching post 11 erected on the upper blade 2 of the body 1 has guide faces 21 projecting convexly which allow the rear engaged portion 33 of the cover 7 to move vertically, the guide faces being provided on both sides inside of the rear attaching post 11. Further, the top of the rear attaching post 11 has a vertex portion 26 projecting inwardly in a hook shape so as to stop the upward motion of the rear engaged portions 33. Furthermore, a pull-tab guide portion 22 which slides and guides a pivot shaft 37 of the pull-tab 8 is provided integrally on the inner face of the rear attaching post 11 such that the pull-tab guide portion 22 is inclined forward so as to be shifted to one way avoiding the pawl hole 24.
- the cover 7 is provided by bending side walls 27 from a top wall 28, and the elastic piece 31 which makes an elastic contact with the guide face 17 provided on the front face of the support portion 12 is provided so as to extend on the front end of the top wall 28.
- Each side wall 27 on both sides have an opening 29 in which the pivot shaft 37 is fitted, and the locking pawl 30 is provided downward so as to be connected from the rear end of the opening 29 of one side.
- the front engaged portions 32 and the rear engaged portions 33 each projecting outwardly are provided at the bottom of the front and rear ends of the side walls 27 so that they engage the accommodating portions 16 in the front attaching post 10 and the guide faces 21 of the rear attaching post 11.
- the pivot shaft 37 of the pull-tab 8 is fitted in the opening 29 of the cover 7, and the rear engaged portions 33 are inserted into the guide faces 21 in the rear attaching post 11.
- the elastic piece 31 is brought into an elastic contact with the guide face 17 of the support portion 12, and then, the front engaged portions 32 are pushed in from above by using the slopes 19 of the hook pieces 15 formed on the front attaching post 10, and fitted to the accommodating portions 16 such that the cover 7 can rotate around the small protrusions 23.
- a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device is preferably configured in such a manner that its body 1 is molded by die-casting metal such as zinc alloy or aluminum alloy, a cover 7 is formed by pressing a steel sheet or the like, and a pull-tab 8 is molded by die-casting metal.
- the cover 7 may be molded by using thermoplastic resin such as polyamide, polyacetal, polypropylene or polybutylene terephthalate, and a pull-tab which an individual has for his or her favor may be used as the pull-tab 8.
- the slider with the automatic stop mechanism is configured by three members, the body 1, the cover 7 and the pull-tab 8.
- a locking pawl 30 as a lock mechanism is provided on one side face of the cover 7 so that the locking pawl 30 can be inserted between right and left fastener elements by operating the pull-tab 8.
- the fastener elements which can be applied to the slider shown in the figure as an example include fastener elements attached symmetrically on the front and rear faces of a single side edge of a fastener tape, for example, fastener elements molded by die-casting metal; fastener elements formed by pressing and resin fastener elements molded by injection molding of synthetic resin.
- zigzag-like fastener elements of resin monofilament can be applied to the fastener chain attached to one side face of a fastener tape so as to sandwich it.
- the slider with an automatic stop mechanism can be applied by forming a flange 5 of the body 1 of the slider only on a side where the fastener elements exist. Therefore, the configuration of the body 1 of the slider can be applied to all types except a concealed type slide fastener. Because the pull-tab 8 can be attached later to the slider, the user can attach a pull-tab prepared by himself or herself at the time of assembly of the slider. Thus, the slider with an automatic stop mechanism can be assembled manually.
- an upper blade 2 and a lower blade 3 are jointed with a diamond 4, and the flanges 5 for guiding fastener elements are provided curvedly on both side edges of the upper blade 2 and the lower blade 3 so as to form a guide groove 6 for guiding various kinds of fastener elements.
- a pawl hole 24 for the locking pawl 30 is provided in a position shifted to one side in the longitudinal direction and in the center of the upper blade 2, and a front attaching post 10 and a rear attaching post 11 are erected on the upper blade 2 in front of and back of the pawl hole 24.
- the front attaching post 10 has a trapezoidal support portion 12 capable of supporting the cover 7 on the diamond 4 of the body 1 such that the support portion 12 is directed in the longitudinal direction.
- the expanded portions 13 are provided on both sides of the guide face 17 such that they stand vertically.
- Hook pieces 15 having hook-shape are provided extendedly in an area from the vertex of the expanded portion 13 to halfway or the middle thereof such that the hook pieces 15 extend toward the rear mouth.
- An accommodating portion 16 as a dented portion is provided below the hook piece 15 so that a front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7 is accommodated and engaged.
- the front side of the accommodating portion 16 has a closed front end portion 36 which opposes the front end of the front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7 so as to hold the front engaged portion 32 in a stable configuration. Further, a small protrusion 23 is provided in the center of the accommodating portion 16 to make contact with the inner surface of the front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7.
- the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 are provided on each of both sides of the support portion 12, and a step is provided on a border between the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 by projecting the expanded portion 13 sideway.
- this step forms a guide portion 14 which acts as a guide face when the front engaged portion 32 provided on the cover 7 is pushed in.
- the guide portion 14 meets the front end portion 36 of the accommodating portion 16 in the vertical direction and they are continuous.
- the width thereof is increased gradually from the vertex to the center, so that the guide portion 14 is formed to be inclined to the body 1, thereby guiding the front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7 smoothly.
- the vertex of the hook piece 15 is projected upward compared to the support portion 12 so as to facilitate accommodation of the elastic piece 31 of the cover 7 in a stable manner. Further, the vertex side of the hook piece 15 has a slope 19 which is inclined inward so as to facilitate an operation of pushing the front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7. That is, the slope 19 is formed on the side face of the hook piece 15, and the vertex side of the side face is formed to be inclined more inwardly compared to the body 1 side.
- the inward means the center of the body 1 of the slider in the width direction thereof. Consequently, the support portion 12, the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 are molded integrally.
- the guide portion 14 between the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 provided on the side face of the front attaching post 10 may be formed only on one side of the attaching post 10. Even if the surface of the border between the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 is formed into a flat shape without the step as shown in FIG. 8 , the front engaged portion 32 of the cover 7 may be guided to the accommodating portion 16 easily by the other guide portion 14 and engaged.
- the rear attaching post 11 erected on the upper blade 2 of the body 1 has guide faces 21 projecting convexly which allow a rear engaged portion 33 provided on the cover 7 to move vertically and easily, the guide faces 21 being provided on both sides inside of the rear attaching post 11.
- the top of the rear attaching post 11 has a vertex portion 26 projecting inwardly in a hook shape so as to stop the rear engaged portion 33 from moving upward.
- the pull-tab guide portion 22 is provided projectingly at a position shifted to one way avoiding the pawl hole 24 on the inner face of the rear attaching post 11, that is, on the shoulder mouth side in parallel to the pawl hole 24.
- the pull-tab guide portion 22 is formed to be inclined toward the shoulder mouth side so as to guide the pivot shaft 37 of the pull-tab 8 in a sliding manner.
- a low protruded portion 35 is provided at each corner portion on the side face of the front attaching post 10 and the rear attaching post 11 provided on the upper blade 2 of the body 1, that is, each portion which opposes the bottom end of the front engaged portions 32 and the rear engaged portions 33 of the cover 7. Consequently, the cover 7 is prevented from rattling when the cover 7 is set on the front and rear attaching posts 10, 11.
- a concave groove 25 is provided between the front and rear attaching posts 10, 11 on the upper blade 2.
- a concave groove 18 is provided on the bottom end of the guide face 17 on the front end of the support portion 12 such that the concave groove 18 is dented into the diamond 4 of the body 1, and consequently, the elastic piece 31 provided on the cover 7 can be accommodated easily regardless of its length.
- the cover 7 is provided by bending side walls 27 from a top wall 28, and the elastic piece 31 which makes an elastic contact with the inclined guide face 17 provided on the front face of the support portion 12 is provided on the front end of the top wall 28 extendedly.
- Each side wall 27 on both sides has an opening 29 in which the pivot shaft 37 is fitted, and the locking pawl 30 is provided to project downward so as to be connected from the rear end of the opening 29 formed on one side.
- the front engaged portions 32 and the rear engaged portions 33 each projecting outwardly are provided at the bottom of the front and rear ends of the side walls 27, so that they engage the accommodating portions 16 in the front attaching post 10 and the guide faces 21 of the rear attaching post 11.
- the pivot shaft 37 of the pull-tab 8 is fitted in the opening 29 of the cover 7, and the rear engaged portions 33 are inserted into the guide faces 21 in the rear attaching post 11.
- the elastic piece 31 is brought into an elastic contact with the guide face 17 provided on the front face of the support portion 12, and then, the front engaged portions 32 of the cover 7 are pushed in from above by using the slopes 19 of the hook pieces 15 formed on the front attaching post 10.
- the front engaged portion 32 Since the front end of the front engaged portion 32 is brought into a contact with the front end portion 36 of the accommodating portion 16 by the guide portion 14, the front engaged portion 32 does not deflect from a predetermined position but is accommodated in and engaged with the accommodating portion 16 such that the cover 7 can rotate around the small protrusion 23.
- a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device has the same configuration as the slider of the first embodiment except that the configuration about a relation between the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 provided on each of both sides of the support portion 12 in the front attaching post 10 is different.
- a front attaching post 10 erected on a body 1 has a trapezoidal support portion 12 in the center thereof, and expanded portions 13 are provided on both sides of the support portion 12 so as to project from the support portion 12.
- a hook piece 15 is projected from a substantially upper half portion of the expanded portion 13 to the rear mouth side, and the vertex side of the hook piece 15 is provided with a slope 19 which is inclined inward.
- a step is provided on a border between the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 so as to form a guide portion 14 for guiding a front engaged portion 32 of a cover 7.
- the guide portion 14 has a larger step as it goes upward while there is no step between the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15 at the bottom portion. Furthermore, there is provided no step between the top end of the support portion 12 and the hook piece 15. Even if the step is provided only on the upper portion between the expanded portion 13 and the hook piece 15, the operation effects of the invention are not different from those of the first embodiment.
- no protruded portion 35 is provided which is protruded at the corner portion of the proximal portion of an accommodating portion 16 provided below the support portion 12 of the front attaching post 10.
- the assembly of the slider and the operation of the slider are the same as those in the first embodiment.
- the slider with the automatic stop mechanism allows the user to assemble the slider easily and simply without use of any tool by applying his or her desired pull-tab.
- the slider can be applied to fastener chains using a variety of fastener elements, and the fastener chains are applicable in a variety of fields.
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- The present invention relates to a slider for use in a slide fastener with an automatic locking device, and more particularly, to a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, which can exert its lock function when a cover having a locking pawl is actuated by pulling a pull-tab.
- Conventionally, the following slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device has been well known as described in
US patent No. 2657445 . In acover 107 to be constructed between cover attaching posts erected at front and rear positions of its slider body, as shown in a development view ofFIG. 11 , anelastic piece 131 to be fixed to the front face of the front attaching post is provided projectingly, andengagement pieces 150 which can be attached to the front attaching post swingably are provided below a proximal portion of theelastic piece 131.Engagement pieces 150 to be attached to the rear attaching post swingably are provided on the other end, that is, at the rear end of thecover 107. Then,locking pawls 130 are provided on the right and left proximal portions of theseengagement pieces 150 such that thelocking pawls 130 are shifted to each other and projected outward. Apressing portion 153 capable of pressing the top surface of a fastener element is formed by forming the proximal portion of onelocking pawl 130 wide, and the right andleft locking pawls 130 are inserted into pawl holes provided in both sides of the attaching post provided at the rear position of the body. A concaveshaft insertion portion 152 which allows a pivot shaft of a pull-tab to pass through is provided in the proximal portion of thelocking pawl 130 and thepressing portion 153, and this material is bent as shown inFIG. 12 to form acover 107 and the pivot shaft of the pull-tab is mounted therein. The rear end of thecover 107 is raised by pulling up the pull-tab to release the right andleft locking pawls 130 from fastener elements arranged in front and back thereof, so that the slider can slide in the back and forth direction. - Another slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device has been well known as described in
US patent No. 3267544 being the base for the preamble ofclaim 1. In theslider 251, as shown inFIG. 13 ,locking pawls 230 which can be inserted into between front and rear linear fastener elements are provided on right and left side walls of acover 207 attached to a slider body swingably, and thelocking pawls 230 are inserted intopawl holes 224 provided on the right and left sides of the body.Engagement pieces 250 provided on the front end of thecover 207 are inserted into and engaged with the right and left hook-shaped attachingposts 210 erected at the front position of the body. In addition, anelastic piece 231 provided projectingly in the center of a front end of thecover 207 is fixed to the front face of a supportingportion 212 between the attachingposts 210 to form the rear end of thecover 207 so as to be swingable vertically. Theengagement pieces 250 provided at the right and left portions at the rear end of thecover 207 are swingably attached to a hook-like attachingpost 211 provided at the rear position of the body. Apivot shaft 237 of a pull-tab 208 is inserted into anopening portion 229 provided in a proximal portion of thelocking pawl 230 of thecover 207. Consequently, theslider 251 can be slid in the back and forth direction by constructing thecover 207 to be capable of sliding freely by operating the pull-tab 208. - The slide for a slide fastener with an automatic locking device shown in
FIGS. 11 to 13 is not of a type in which the pull-tab can be attached to the slider body freely later. Even if it is intended to attach a new pull-tab at the time of late attaching operation, it is difficult to assemble the slider without use of a special device or tool because no mechanism for guiding the cover to the body is provided. In recent years, there often occur cases where a user prepares his own pull-tab in advance and assembles a slider using this pull-tab to use the slider as an accessory. However, it is a difficult configuration for an individual user to assemble the slider, and there is another problem that the user cannot assemble the slider easily. - Reference can again be made to document
US 2657445 , in which a slide fastener slider is provided with a slide body, a hollow cap and a pull member. - The present invention has been accomplished in views of the above problems, and a main object of the invention is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, which allows a user to attach his or her desired pull-tab easily later to use the slider as an accessory, and in which a cover has a locking pawl formed integrally therewith and is attached to a front attaching post provided on the body such that the cover can exert its springiness and is attached to a rear attaching post such that the cover is movable within the rear attaching post, the slider being assembled simply and easily without a necessity of changing a conventional slider manufacturing apparatus.
- Another object is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, which can be assembled easily in such a manner that the cover of the slider having late attachable pull-tab can be attached by using guide faces provided on the front attaching post erected on the body, so that the user can attach his or her desired pull-tab freely after purchase.
- Further object is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, which can be assembled in such a manner that the cover of the slider attachable by the user after purchase can be attached by using hook pieces provided on the front attaching post erected on the body, so that the user can attach his or her desired pull-tab freely after purchase.
- Further object is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, wherein the cover of the slider, in which the pull-tab is attachable later, can be attached and assembled to the front attaching post erected on the body in a stable configuration.
- Further object is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, in which front an engaged portion provided on the cover of the slider, in which the pull-tab is attachable later, can be guided accurately to the front attaching post and accommodated into an accommodating portion in a stable configuration.
- Further object is to provide a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, in which it is formed into a configuration so that the cover of the slider, in which the pull-tab is attachable later, can be guided to an expanded portion provided on the attaching post erected on the body smoothly and easily so as to facilitate an operation of attaching the cover.
- The above-described object is achieved by a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device according to
claim 1. - Consequently, in the slider to which the pull-tab is attachable later, its cover has the locking pawl and the cover with an automatic stop mechanism can be attached simply and easily to the attaching posts erected on the body through the expanded portions and the hook pieces. Additionally, an individual user can assemble the slider by attaching a cover to the attaching posts accurately and easily by using his or her desired pull-tab to use the slider as an accessory.
- As a consequence, the guide portions provided on the expanded portions are used to attach the cover to the front attaching post so that the front engaged portions of the cover can be accommodated simply into the accommodating portions.
- Preferably, a vertex side of the hook piece is formed into a slope extending below backwards.
- Further embodiments of the invention are defined in the dependent claims.
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FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device according to a first embodiment; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the slider after assembly; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an front attaching post of the slider; -
FIG. 4 is a partially broken front view showing a state in which a cover of the slider is mounted; -
FIG. 5 is a partially broken front view showing a state in which the cover of the slider is mounted; -
FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the slider taken along the line VI-VI inFIG. 4 ; -
FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the slider taken along the line VII-VII inFIG. 5 ; -
FIG. 8 is a sectional view showing a modification of the slider; -
FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a front attaching post of a slider according to a second embodiment; -
FIG. 10 is a sectional view of the slider inFIG. 9 ; -
FIG. 11 is a development view of a cover material of a known slider; -
FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the cover; and -
FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view of another known slider. - A slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device of this invention comprises a locking pawl as a lock mechanism on its cover. The slider is configured by three members, a
body 1, acover 7 and a pull-tab 8 as shown inFIGS. 1 and2 . Thebody 1 is molded by die-casting a metal, and thecover 7 is formed by pressing a metal sheet. Although the pull-tab 8 is molded by die-casting a metal preferably, it may be formed of synthetic resin. - In the
body 1 of the slider, anupper blade 2 and alower blade 3 are joined with adiamond 4, andflanges 5 are provided curvedly on both sides of theupper blade 2 so as to provide aguide groove 6 for guiding fastener elements made of various kinds of metals or synthetic resin. Apawl hole 24 for alocking pawl 30 is provided at a position shifted to one side with respect to the longitudinal direction in the center of theupper blade 2, and afront attaching post 10 and a rear attachingpost 11 are erected on theupper blade 2 in front of and back of thepawl hole 24. - The
front attaching post 10 has atrapezoidal support portion 12 capable of supporting thecover 7 on its center such that thesupport portion 12 is directed in the longitudinal direction. Aninclined guide face 17 to which anelastic piece 31 provided on thecover 7 can be fitted is formed on the front face of thesupport portion 12. Expandedportions 13 are provided on both sides of theguide face 17 such that they stand vertically, andhook pieces 15 are extended on the inside, that is, the rear mouth side in an area from the vertex of the expandedportion 13 up to half thereof. Below that, accommodatingportions 16 having a stepped shape and capable of accommodating front engagedportions 32 provided on thecover 7 are formed. The front of eachaccommodating portion 16 is closed to form afront end portion 36 so that the front engagedportion 32 is held in a stable manner. Further, asmall protrusion 23 is provided in the center of theaccommodating portion 16 to make contact with the front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7. - The expanded
portion 13 and thehook piece 15 are provided on each of both outer sides of thesupport portion 12, and a step is provided on a border between the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 by projecting the expandedportion 13 to the side. This step forms aguide portion 14 which acts as a guide face when the front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7 is pushed in. Theguide portion 14 meets the front end of theaccommodating portion 16 in the vertical direction. The vertex side of thehook piece 15 has aslope 19 which is inclined inward, and the side face shape of the expandedportion 13 is formed to be increased gradually from the vertex to the center so that theguide portion 14 provides an inclined configuration. As a consequence, an operation of pushing the front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7 is facilitated so that thesupport portion 12, the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 are formed integrally. - The
rear attaching post 11 erected on theupper blade 2 of thebody 1 has guide faces 21 projecting convexly which allow the rear engagedportion 33 of thecover 7 to move vertically, the guide faces being provided on both sides inside of therear attaching post 11. Further, the top of therear attaching post 11 has avertex portion 26 projecting inwardly in a hook shape so as to stop the upward motion of the rear engagedportions 33. Furthermore, a pull-tab guide portion 22 which slides and guides apivot shaft 37 of the pull-tab 8 is provided integrally on the inner face of therear attaching post 11 such that the pull-tab guide portion 22 is inclined forward so as to be shifted to one way avoiding thepawl hole 24. - The
cover 7 is provided by bendingside walls 27 from atop wall 28, and theelastic piece 31 which makes an elastic contact with theguide face 17 provided on the front face of thesupport portion 12 is provided so as to extend on the front end of thetop wall 28. Eachside wall 27 on both sides have anopening 29 in which thepivot shaft 37 is fitted, and the lockingpawl 30 is provided downward so as to be connected from the rear end of theopening 29 of one side. The front engagedportions 32 and the rear engagedportions 33 each projecting outwardly are provided at the bottom of the front and rear ends of theside walls 27 so that they engage theaccommodating portions 16 in thefront attaching post 10 and the guide faces 21 of therear attaching post 11. - Upon assembly of the slider, the
pivot shaft 37 of the pull-tab 8 is fitted in theopening 29 of thecover 7, and the rear engagedportions 33 are inserted into the guide faces 21 in therear attaching post 11. In addition, with the lockingpawl 30 opposing thepawl hole 24, theelastic piece 31 is brought into an elastic contact with theguide face 17 of thesupport portion 12, and then, the front engagedportions 32 are pushed in from above by using theslopes 19 of thehook pieces 15 formed on thefront attaching post 10, and fitted to theaccommodating portions 16 such that thecover 7 can rotate around thesmall protrusions 23. - Upon the operation of the slider with the pull-
tab 8, when the pull-tab 8 is pulled upward by gripping agrip portion 38 of the pull-tab 8, thepivot shaft 37 slides along the pull-tab guide portion 22 so that the rear engagedportions 33 of thecover 7 are raised to the movable upper limit of the guide faces 21 in therear attaching post 11. At the same time, the lockingpawl 30 projecting inward is retreated through the pawl holes 24 and withdrawn from theguide groove 6 to allow the slider to slide on the fastener chain. - A slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device according to a first embodiment shown in
FIGS. 1 to 7 is preferably configured in such a manner that itsbody 1 is molded by die-casting metal such as zinc alloy or aluminum alloy, acover 7 is formed by pressing a steel sheet or the like, and a pull-tab 8 is molded by die-casting metal. Thecover 7 may be molded by using thermoplastic resin such as polyamide, polyacetal, polypropylene or polybutylene terephthalate, and a pull-tab which an individual has for his or her favor may be used as the pull-tab 8. - The slider with the automatic stop mechanism is configured by three members, the
body 1, thecover 7 and the pull-tab 8. A lockingpawl 30 as a lock mechanism is provided on one side face of thecover 7 so that the lockingpawl 30 can be inserted between right and left fastener elements by operating the pull-tab 8. The fastener elements which can be applied to the slider shown in the figure as an example include fastener elements attached symmetrically on the front and rear faces of a single side edge of a fastener tape, for example, fastener elements molded by die-casting metal; fastener elements formed by pressing and resin fastener elements molded by injection molding of synthetic resin. Also, zigzag-like fastener elements of resin monofilament can be applied to the fastener chain attached to one side face of a fastener tape so as to sandwich it. In case of a fastener chain in which coil-like fastener elements are attached to one side edge of the fastener tape, the slider with an automatic stop mechanism can be applied by forming aflange 5 of thebody 1 of the slider only on a side where the fastener elements exist. Therefore, the configuration of thebody 1 of the slider can be applied to all types except a concealed type slide fastener. Because the pull-tab 8 can be attached later to the slider, the user can attach a pull-tab prepared by himself or herself at the time of assembly of the slider. Thus, the slider with an automatic stop mechanism can be assembled manually. - In the
body 1 of the slider, as shown inFIG. 1 , anupper blade 2 and alower blade 3 are jointed with adiamond 4, and theflanges 5 for guiding fastener elements are provided curvedly on both side edges of theupper blade 2 and thelower blade 3 so as to form aguide groove 6 for guiding various kinds of fastener elements. Apawl hole 24 for the lockingpawl 30 is provided in a position shifted to one side in the longitudinal direction and in the center of theupper blade 2, and a front attachingpost 10 and arear attaching post 11 are erected on theupper blade 2 in front of and back of thepawl hole 24. - The front attaching
post 10 has atrapezoidal support portion 12 capable of supporting thecover 7 on thediamond 4 of thebody 1 such that thesupport portion 12 is directed in the longitudinal direction. Aninclined guide face 17, to which anelastic piece 31 provided on thecover 7 can be fitted so as to contact it elastically, is formed on the front face of thissupport portion 12. The expandedportions 13 are provided on both sides of theguide face 17 such that they stand vertically.Hook pieces 15 having hook-shape are provided extendedly in an area from the vertex of the expandedportion 13 to halfway or the middle thereof such that thehook pieces 15 extend toward the rear mouth. Anaccommodating portion 16 as a dented portion is provided below thehook piece 15 so that a front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7 is accommodated and engaged. The front side of theaccommodating portion 16 has a closedfront end portion 36 which opposes the front end of the front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7 so as to hold the front engagedportion 32 in a stable configuration. Further, asmall protrusion 23 is provided in the center of theaccommodating portion 16 to make contact with the inner surface of the front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7. - The expanded
portion 13 and thehook piece 15 are provided on each of both sides of thesupport portion 12, and a step is provided on a border between the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 by projecting the expandedportion 13 sideway. When thecover 7 is set, this step forms aguide portion 14 which acts as a guide face when the front engagedportion 32 provided on thecover 7 is pushed in. Theguide portion 14 meets thefront end portion 36 of theaccommodating portion 16 in the vertical direction and they are continuous. As for the configuration of the expandedportion 13 seen from sideway, the width thereof is increased gradually from the vertex to the center, so that theguide portion 14 is formed to be inclined to thebody 1, thereby guiding the front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7 smoothly. The vertex of thehook piece 15 is projected upward compared to thesupport portion 12 so as to facilitate accommodation of theelastic piece 31 of thecover 7 in a stable manner. Further, the vertex side of thehook piece 15 has aslope 19 which is inclined inward so as to facilitate an operation of pushing the front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7. That is, theslope 19 is formed on the side face of thehook piece 15, and the vertex side of the side face is formed to be inclined more inwardly compared to thebody 1 side. Here, the inward means the center of thebody 1 of the slider in the width direction thereof. Consequently, thesupport portion 12, the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 are molded integrally. - In the meantime, the
guide portion 14 between the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 provided on the side face of the front attachingpost 10 may be formed only on one side of the attachingpost 10. Even if the surface of the border between the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 is formed into a flat shape without the step as shown inFIG. 8 , the front engagedportion 32 of thecover 7 may be guided to theaccommodating portion 16 easily by theother guide portion 14 and engaged. - The
rear attaching post 11 erected on theupper blade 2 of thebody 1 has guide faces 21 projecting convexly which allow a rear engagedportion 33 provided on thecover 7 to move vertically and easily, the guide faces 21 being provided on both sides inside of therear attaching post 11. The top of therear attaching post 11 has avertex portion 26 projecting inwardly in a hook shape so as to stop the rear engagedportion 33 from moving upward. Further, the pull-tab guide portion 22 is provided projectingly at a position shifted to one way avoiding thepawl hole 24 on the inner face of therear attaching post 11, that is, on the shoulder mouth side in parallel to thepawl hole 24. The pull-tab guide portion 22 is formed to be inclined toward the shoulder mouth side so as to guide thepivot shaft 37 of the pull-tab 8 in a sliding manner. - A low protruded
portion 35 is provided at each corner portion on the side face of the front attachingpost 10 and therear attaching post 11 provided on theupper blade 2 of thebody 1, that is, each portion which opposes the bottom end of the front engagedportions 32 and the rear engagedportions 33 of thecover 7. Consequently, thecover 7 is prevented from rattling when thecover 7 is set on the front and rear attachingposts concave groove 25 is provided between the front and rear attachingposts upper blade 2. As a consequence, when the pull-tab 8 is attached through a ring-like clamper not through thestraight pivot shaft 37, the clamper can move smoothly on theupper blade 2. Aconcave groove 18 is provided on the bottom end of theguide face 17 on the front end of thesupport portion 12 such that theconcave groove 18 is dented into thediamond 4 of thebody 1, and consequently, theelastic piece 31 provided on thecover 7 can be accommodated easily regardless of its length. - The
cover 7 is provided by bendingside walls 27 from atop wall 28, and theelastic piece 31 which makes an elastic contact with the inclined guide face 17 provided on the front face of thesupport portion 12 is provided on the front end of thetop wall 28 extendedly. Eachside wall 27 on both sides has anopening 29 in which thepivot shaft 37 is fitted, and the lockingpawl 30 is provided to project downward so as to be connected from the rear end of theopening 29 formed on one side. The front engagedportions 32 and the rear engagedportions 33 each projecting outwardly are provided at the bottom of the front and rear ends of theside walls 27, so that they engage theaccommodating portions 16 in thefront attaching post 10 and the guide faces 21 of therear attaching post 11. - Upon assembly of the slider, the
pivot shaft 37 of the pull-tab 8 is fitted in theopening 29 of thecover 7, and the rear engagedportions 33 are inserted into the guide faces 21 in therear attaching post 11. In addition, with the lockingpawl 30 opposing thepawl hole 24, theelastic piece 31 is brought into an elastic contact with theguide face 17 provided on the front face of thesupport portion 12, and then, the front engagedportions 32 of thecover 7 are pushed in from above by using theslopes 19 of thehook pieces 15 formed on thefront attaching post 10. Since the front end of the front engagedportion 32 is brought into a contact with thefront end portion 36 of theaccommodating portion 16 by theguide portion 14, the front engagedportion 32 does not deflect from a predetermined position but is accommodated in and engaged with theaccommodating portion 16 such that thecover 7 can rotate around thesmall protrusion 23. - Upon the operation of the slider with the pull-
tab 8, when the pull-tab 8 is pulled upward by gripping agrip portion 38 of the pull-tab 8, thepivot shaft 37 slides along the pull-tab guide portion 22, so that the rear engagedportions 33 of thecover 7 are raised to the movable upper limit of the guide faces 21 in therear attaching post 11. At the same time, the lockingpawl 30 projecting inside theguide groove 6 through thepawl hole 24 is retreated upward and withdrawn from theguide grooves 6 to allow the slider to slide in the back and forth direction of the fastener chain. - A slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device according to a second embodiment shown in
FIGS. 9 and10 has the same configuration as the slider of the first embodiment except that the configuration about a relation between the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 provided on each of both sides of thesupport portion 12 in thefront attaching post 10 is different. - A front attaching
post 10 erected on abody 1 has atrapezoidal support portion 12 in the center thereof, and expandedportions 13 are provided on both sides of thesupport portion 12 so as to project from thesupport portion 12. Ahook piece 15 is projected from a substantially upper half portion of the expandedportion 13 to the rear mouth side, and the vertex side of thehook piece 15 is provided with aslope 19 which is inclined inward. A step is provided on a border between the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 so as to form aguide portion 14 for guiding a front engagedportion 32 of acover 7. Theguide portion 14 has a larger step as it goes upward while there is no step between the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15 at the bottom portion. Furthermore, there is provided no step between the top end of thesupport portion 12 and thehook piece 15. Even if the step is provided only on the upper portion between the expandedportion 13 and thehook piece 15, the operation effects of the invention are not different from those of the first embodiment. - According to this embodiment, no protruded
portion 35 is provided which is protruded at the corner portion of the proximal portion of anaccommodating portion 16 provided below thesupport portion 12 of the front attachingpost 10. The assembly of the slider and the operation of the slider are the same as those in the first embodiment. - The slider with the automatic stop mechanism according to the present invention allows the user to assemble the slider easily and simply without use of any tool by applying his or her desired pull-tab. The slider can be applied to fastener chains using a variety of fastener elements, and the fastener chains are applicable in a variety of fields.
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- A slide fastener slider with an automatic locking device, in which a pawl hole (24) is provided in a body (1); front and rear attaching posts (10, 11) are erected in front of and back of the pawl hole (24); a cover (7) comprises front engaged portions (32) which engage the front attaching post (10) and rear engaged portions (33) which are movable within the rear attaching post (11); an elastic piece (31) extending below is provided obliquely on a front end of a top wall (28) of the cover(7); openings (29), which allow a pivot shaft (37) of a pull-tab (8) to pass through, are provided in side walls (27) of the cover (7); a locking pawl (30) is provided on a rear side of at least one of the openings(29); projecting expanded portions (13) are provided on side faces of the front attaching post (10); hook pieces (15) are provided on the expanded portions (13) such that they project backward from the expanded portions (13), characterized in that a guide portion (14) is formed by providing a border between the expanded portion (13) and the hook piece (15) with a step while an accommodating portion (16) is provided below each hook piece (15); and the cover (7) is attached by fitting the front engaged portions (32) into the accommodating portions (16).
- The slider for the slide fastener with the automatic locking device according to claim 1, being characterized in that a vertex side of the hook piece (15) is formed into a slope (19) extending below backward.
- The slide fastener slider with the automatic locking device according to claim 1, being characterized in that the guide portions (14) are formed symmetrically on outer sides of both sides of the front attaching post (10).
- The slide fastener slider with the automatic locking device according to claim 1, being characterized in that the accommodating portion (16) has a front end portion(36); when the front edge portion (32) is inserted into the accomodating portion (16), a front end of the front end portion (36) opposes a front end of the front engaged portion (32); and each of the rear end faces of the front end portion (36) and a guide portion (14) are formed to be continuous.
- The slide fastener slider with the automatic locking device according to claim 1, being characterized in that the expanded portion (13) is formed so that a width of a side face thereof increases gradually from a vertex to a center while a guide portion (14) is formed to be inclined.
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