ITPD930113A1 - HANDLE ATTACHMENT FOR BAGS, BAGS, BRIEFCASES AND SUITCASES IN GENERAL - Google Patents

Description

TITLE

HANDLE ATTACHMENT FOR BAGS, BAGS, BRIEFCASES AND CASES IN GENERAL

SUMMARY

It is a new type of attachment for the handles of bags, sacks, backpacks and suitcases consisting of a perforated plate and a folded strap; the plate has a linear through slot communicating with a seat on the wall in contact with the bag. The sling? folded into a slot to accommodate the ring of the handle, passes through the slot of the plate and has the ends? housed in the seat of the plate itself. The edges of the plate slot hold the webbing without tearing it.

DESCRIPTION

Currently, the attachments of the handles and the handles of the bags, sacks, backpacks and the like are attached to the bags by stitching or riveting, possibly joined to a reinforcement in plastic or tape applied externally or internally to the bag.

This type of attack easily tends to unravel, to tear the edges of the bag, to tear and detach, making it necessary to repair or, in the most cases? serious, making the bag itself unusable.

Yup ? therefore studied and realized an attachment of the handles of the bags such as to be able to be used on various types of bags and to withstand considerable stresses without damaging n? the handles n? the attacks of the handles n? the bag .

The new attack? consisting of a preferably metal plate equipped with a linear slot and a seat on one of the two faces more? extended; the ends? of a folded webbing are inserted into the slot of the plate and housed in the seat of the plate itself.

The plate is applied to the bag so that the seat of the plate itself faces the external wall of the bag or that the ends? of the webbing are housed in the seat of the plate and sandwiched between the plate and the external wall of the bag.

The plate is fixed to the bag by means of rivets, screws, etc. On the inner wall of the bag, in correspondence with the plate, can? a reinforcement that acts as a stiffening element of the affected part of the wall of the bag be applied.

The edges of the slot of the plate are shaped in such a way as to ensure the fastening of the webbing without tearing or cutting it.

Eventually the seat of the plate can? be knurled to improve the adhesion between the plate and the webbing

In the attached table as a non-limiting example? shown an axonometric section of the plate and an example of application of the attachment.

In figure 1? the plate (P) with slot (0) and seat (S) is clearly visible.

The sling (F)? folded to form a buttonhole (A) and d? inserted in the slot (0) of the plate (P); the ends? (E) of the strap (F) are housed in the appropriate seat (S) on the plate (P). The ring (G) connecting the webbing (F) to the handle (M) is inserted into the slot (A) of the webbing (F).

The headquarters (S) as well as? the profile of the edge of the slot (O) of the plate (P) allow to adequately hold the tape (F) without tearing it or without tearing the bag on which the attachment? applied. Two or more? rivets (R) ensure a solid bond between plate (P) and bag (B).

Figure 2 shows the bag (B) equipped on one side with two plates (P) with relative straps (F) with slot (A) and ring (G) for fixing the handle (M).

These are the modalities? schematic diagrams sufficient for the skilled person to carry out the invention; consequently, in concrete application there may be variations without prejudice to the substance of the innovative concept.

Therefore, with reference to the preceding description and the attached drawing, the following claims are expressed.

Claims (3)

CLAIMS 1) Attachment for bag handles, briefcase bags generally characterized by the fact of being composed of a plate, fixed to the wall of the bag, equipped with a linear through slot communicating with a seat placed on the internal wall of the plate in contact with the wall of the bag, and where a strap, folded to stop a fixing ring for the handle, passes through the slot of the plate and? housed in the seat of the plate itself. 2) Attachment for bag handles, briefcases in general characterized by the fact of being composed of a plate equipped with a linear through slot communicating with a seat placed on the internal wall of the plate in contact with the wall of the bag, and where each extremity? of the strap of the handle crosses the slot of the plate and has the extremity? housed in the seat of the plate itself and held between the plate and the external surface of the bag. 3) Attachment for handles as per all the previous claims characterized by the fact that its production, its marketing are considered protected by this industrial invention all as described and illustrated.