JP2011062486A - Tool which mainly fastens button of clothing and tool which unties knot of string - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tool for fastening a button which can smoothly fasten the button one-handed to the hard and small buttonhole of mainly a shirt of clothing, and can be employed for other uses. <P>SOLUTION: In the tool for fastening the button which consists of a ring-shaped part 2 through which the button passes and the part of a tip groove 1, if the part of a groove 1 at the tip is inserted from the head of the buttonhole and the tool is drawn out by passing the target button from the part of the ring 2 of the tool, the button moves to the groove 1 at the tip, and if the tool is furthermore drawn out, the button can pass through the buttonhole. Moreover, the tool can be employed for untying the double knot end of the string and can also be employed for untying the square knot of the string. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

The present invention is a tool for fitting a button with one hand mainly on a hard neck such as a shirt such as clothing, and a buttonhole in a cuff portion of a cuff.

In addition, the tool for filling the button is a tool for unraveling the knot, such as a string, a tool for passing a rubber string, or a tool that can be used as a tie stopper.

Traditionally, there have been a lot of rubber straps, but since there were no tools for easily fitting buttons such as clothes and shirts and blouses with one hand, some people were very difficult when going out. I spent the time with a button in one hand.

Especially for elderly people who have lost their fingertips, it was very difficult and time-consuming to clean the buttonhole with a new hand, such as cleaning up, or to insert a buttonhole with a new cuff.

In addition, for the people in the apparel industry who work to fill buttons in large quantities by hand, it was difficult for the fingertips to hurt or work to progress because they put effort into the fingertips.

In order to eliminate such inconvenience and difficulty, the present invention has an object to provide a tool that can be quickly and smoothly fitted with one hand and can be used for many purposes.

The tool for filling a button of the present invention that achieves such an object can be filled with a single hand even in a small and hard buttonhole such as a shirt when chased by the time of going out. . After use, it is made so that it can be carried on the go, sandwiched between breast pockets and other buttonholes.

The tool of the present invention can be used as a tie stopper as it is after being used as a tool for filling a button.

This tool that can be used to fit buttons is convenient for people who work in the apparel industry to pack a large number of clothing buttons, and can continue working for a long time without hurting their fingertips. When used exclusively for work, it is not necessary to carry it, so the handle gripped by the hand can be either one or any shape, making it easier to use by making it longer.

The tool that fits this button is easy to use when it is needed in any place, for example, when loosely tying the mouth of a plastic bag, etc. It can also be used as a tool to solve.

The tool for filling the button can be used as a stringer for bags or the like, or a rubber stringer for pants.

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DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments of a tool for fitting a button of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 4, the tool for filling the button of the present invention has a thin wire shape, and is composed of a grooved tip portion 1, a ring portion 2 through which the button is passed, and handle portions 3 and 4 which are gripped by the hand. ing.

As shown in FIG. 3, the tip groove 1 is slightly recessed from the ring portion 2. This is to make the button pass smoothly when passing through the buttonhole, but it may be a flat surface as high as the ring portion 2.

As shown in FIG. 4, the parts 3 and 4 to be grasped by the hand are overlapped with each other, but this is to make it possible to carry it by sandwiching it after it has been fitted, and to use it as a tie stopper. In the case of using it exclusively for the work to be filled, it is not always necessary to have only the pattern part 4 even if the two sheets are not stacked. Further, the handle may have any shape.

(Step 101) As shown in FIG. 5, first, a tool for inserting a button is inserted from the buttonhole table, and a target button is inserted into the ring 2 of the button insertion tool.
(Step 102) As shown in FIG. 6, when the button fitting tool is pulled, the button moves to the groove portion.
(Step 103) As shown in FIG. 7, the button-fitting tool is pulled to pass through the buttonhole and put out on the surface. When you have finished passing the button, push back the button-fitting tool and remove the tool from the button.

(Step 104) As shown in FIG. 8, when the button fitting tool is used for breaking the mouth of a bag or the like, the button fitting tool is inserted from the lower part of the knot, and the groove portion 1 or the ring portion 2 is inserted. After passing the end of the bag knot and pulling out the button-fitting tool, the bag knot is released. (Step 105)

(Step 106) to (Step 107) As shown in FIG. 9, when used to untie a string with a button-fitting tool, the button-fitting tool is inserted into the knot in the same direction as the end of the string. When the end of the string is passed into the groove 1 or the ring 2 and the button fitting tool is pulled out, the knot is released.

(Step 108)-(Step 109) As shown in FIG. 10, when using the button-fitting tool to untie the string, the button-fitting tool is inserted into the knot in the same direction as the cutting of the string. When the end of the string is passed through the groove part 1 or the ring part 2 of the button-fitting tool, and then the button-fitting tool is pulled out, the fine knot is released.

It is a front view of the tool which plugs a button. It is a rear view of the tool which plugs a button. It is sectional drawing seen from the side of the tool which inserts a button. It is a perspective view of the tool which plugs a button. It is the elevation which inserted the tool which plugs a button from the buttonhole of the cuff of the shirt. (Step 101) It is the elevation which pulled the tool which plugs up a button, and moved the button to the groove part 1. FIG. (Step 102) It is the elevation which pulled the tool which fills a button, and passed the button from the buttonhole. (Step 103) It is the elevation which inserted the button filling tool from the knot of the bag. (Step 104) to (Step 105) It is the elevation which inserted the button filling tool in the knot of the knotted string. (Step 106) to (Step 107) It is the elevation which inserted the button filling tool in the knot of the finely tied string. (Step 108) to (Step 109)

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Claims (4)

A portion having a shape of the tip groove 1 from a ring-shaped portion 2 through which a button of a tool for fitting the button passes. In the part of claim 1 of the tool for fitting the button, the ring-shaped part 2 and the groove-shaped part 1 can be the same height, but the groove-shaped part 1 is slightly smaller than the ring-shaped part 2 It is low. The handle portion 4 is also grooved to some extent so that the ring-shaped portion 2 of the tool for fitting the button can be made somewhat wider or narrower. Only the handle portion 4 held by the hand may be used alone, but the handle portion 3 is doubled so that the handle portion 3 can be sandwiched, and the shape of the handle portion 3 may be any shape.

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