JP3212697U - Belt with buckle - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a belt with a buckle of a free size specification which is excellent in appearance and can be adjusted steplessly without requiring pinholes (stop holes) on the belt. SOLUTION: In order to insert each end portion of a belt 1 in the buckle 11, six slits including first to sixth slits S1 to S6 are formed adjacently in order from one to the other. Yes. One end 1a of the belt is inserted into the fourth slit from the back side of the buckle, passed through the front side of the buckle, inserted into the third slit, passed through the back side, and inserted into the second slit. It is folded back on the front side, and further inserted into the fifth slit and passed through the back side to be fastened to the buckle. The other end 1b of the belt is inserted into the first slit from the back side of the buckle, passed through the front side of the buckle, and inserted into the sixth slit and passed through the back side of the buckle to be fastened to the buckle. The [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an improvement of a belt with a buckle having a belt length that does not require a pinhole (stop hole) in the belt and having a free size specification.

With regard to a belt with a buckle in which a buckle is attached to one end of a long leather or cloth belt, many proposals have been made and put into practical use.
As a typical example of these belts with a buckle, a plurality of pinholes (stop holes) are provided in the vicinity of the other end of the belt with a buckle attached to one end, and the belt is disposed on the buckle. It is known that the use length of the belt can be adjusted by inserting a stop pin into one of the pin holes.
According to the belt with a buckle of this configuration, there is a problem that the use length (fixed position) depends on the position of the pinhole provided on the belt, and the belt length cannot be adjusted strictly.

Therefore, a belt with a buckle that can lock the other end of the belt at an arbitrary position by a buckle has been proposed. As an example, a belt having a bladed roller that rotates eccentrically is known.
According to this belt with a buckle, by passing the other end of the belt through the buckle, the roller with the blade is eccentrically rotated on the back surface of the belt, thereby biting and fastening the belt. Therefore, according to this, the use length of the belt can be adjusted steplessly.

  By the way, according to the above conventional belt with a buckle, when the belt is first used, it is necessary to adjust the length of the belt according to the waist size of the user. In adjusting the length, it is necessary to cut the surplus belt on the buckle side with a cutter knife or the like. And after cutting the excess part of a belt, the operation which connects the edge part of the cut belt to a buckle using the clamp lever which has the cutting edge arranged on the buckle side, etc. is needed.

On the other hand, a belt with a free size buckle that does not require adjustment of the length of the belt according to the user's waist size has been proposed.
For example, in Patent Document 1, a plurality of slits that allow the belt to pass through the buckle are formed, and two of the slits are used to wind and sew one end of the belt, thereby coupling the belt to the buckle. doing. Then, the other end of the belt that circulates around the waist of the human body is fastened to the buckle using the other two slits formed in the buckle, and the other end (excess portion) of the belt is sewn to the belt. It is used by superimposing it on the inside.

JP 2004-105456 A

  By the way, the belt with a buckle of a free size specification disclosed in Patent Document 1 is proposed for use as a safety belt used to prevent a crash when working at a high place such as a construction site. Has been. Therefore, the buckle body is sandwiched between the fastening upper plate and the fastening lower plate that act as a locking mechanism, and is attached so that it can slide relative to the buckle body. Has been.

  Therefore, according to the belt with a buckle disclosed in Patent Document 1, it is necessary to wind and sew one end of the belt to the buckle. In addition, the fastening upper plate and the fastening lower plate that act as a loosening prevention against the buckle body need to be slidably attached via a rivet. Soaring is inevitable.

  Therefore, the main problem to be solved by the present invention is that it is not necessary to make pinholes on the belt, it can be adjusted steplessly, and both ends of the belt do not need to be processed. By using a buckle having a simple configuration with a plurality of common slits, the present invention intends to provide a belt with a buckle of a free size specification excellent in appearance.

  The belt with a buckle according to the present invention, which has been made to solve the above-described problems, includes a belt that is long and flat, and one end and the other end of the belt that form a loop at the center. A belt with a buckle, each of which has a buckle to be fastened, wherein the buckle has six slits from a first slit to a sixth slit from one to the other in order to insert each end of the belt. A slit is formed adjacently in sequence, and one end of the belt is inserted into the fourth slit from the back side of the buckle facing the loop side, passed through the front side of the buckle, and inserted into the third slit And inserted into the second slit and folded back at the front side, and further inserted into the fifth slit and passed through the back side. The other end of the belt is inserted into the first slit from the back side of the buckle, passed through the front side of the buckle, and overlapped with the folded front surface at one end of the belt. And is inserted into the sixth slit and passed through the back side of the buckle, thereby being fastened to the buckle.

In this case, a corner portion that contacts the belt and functions as an anti-slip of the belt is formed in a part of the first slit and the sixth slit of the buckle through which the other end portion of the belt is inserted. Is desirable.
In addition, preferably, a belt binding body that overlaps and binds one end and the other end of the belt together with a part of the belt forming the loop is further provided.

According to the belt with a buckle described above, one end of the belt is fastened to the buckle using the second to fifth slits of the buckle, and the other end of the belt is buckled using the first and sixth slits of the buckle. To be concluded.
Therefore, it is not necessary to make a pinhole (stop hole) or the like on the belt, and it is possible to provide a belt with a buckle in which the length of the loop can be adjusted steplessly. Furthermore, it is not necessary to apply special processing for attaching both ends of the belt to the buckle. When the buckle is viewed from the front, the center portion is covered by the belt so that the periphery of the buckle can be seen as a frame. It is possible to provide a belt with a buckle with excellent free size specifications.

It is the top view shown with sectional drawing which cut | disconnected the buckle part horizontally about the belt with a buckle which concerns on this device. It is the front view which looked at the simple substance of the buckle from the front side. It is an enlarged view of the 1st slit part shown in FIG. 1, (a) shows the state which let the edge part of the belt passed the slit, (b) shows the state which fastened the belt in the slit. It is the perspective view which looked at the belt with a buckle from the front side of the buckle.

A belt with a buckle according to the present invention will be described based on an embodiment shown in the drawings. This belt with a buckle is formed of, for example, a metal material that fastens one end and the other end of the belt 1 that is formed into a flat shape by using leather as a material and the belt 1 that forms a loop, for example. It is comprised by the combination with the buckle 11.
The buckle 11 shown in FIG. 1 is intentionally enlarged as compared with the loop portion 1L of the belt 1 for convenience of explanation.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the buckle 11 is configured in a horizontally long rectangular shape, and the first slit to the sixth slits S1, S2, S3, S4 in order from one to the other in the longitudinal direction. , S5, S6 are formed adjacent to each other.
That is, the buckle 11 includes left and right outer frames 11L and 11R and first to fifth column bodies P1 to P5 connected between the upper and lower outer frames 11U and 11D, and the slits S1 to S6. Is formed.

As shown in FIG. 1, among the pillars P1 to P5, the first and fifth pillars P1 and P5 are formed in a prismatic shape, and the pillars P2 to P4 between them are It is formed in a cylindrical shape.
The left and right outer frames 11L and 11R of the buckle 11 located outside the first and fifth column bodies P1 and P5 are each formed in a prismatic shape.

As shown in FIG. 1, one end 1a and the other end 1b of the belt 1 are inserted into these slits S1 to S6 and fastened.
Further, as described above, the central portion of the belt 1 constitutes the loop portion 1L, and the loop portion 1L is attached to the waist portion of the user as is well known.

  One end 1a of the belt is inserted into the fourth slit S4 from the back side of the buckle 11 facing the loop portion 1L, and is passed through the front side of the buckle 11. Then, the belt is inserted into the third slit S3 and passed through the back surface side, and inserted into the second slit S2 and folded back on the front surface side of the buckle 11, thereby forming a belt folded portion 1c. Further, one end 1a of the belt is inserted into the fifth slit S5 and passed through the back side of the buckle 11, whereby the one end 1a is fastened to the buckle 11.

  The other end 1b of the belt is inserted into the first slit S1 from the back side of the buckle 11, passed through the front side of the buckle, overlapped with the front surface of the folded portion 1c of the belt, and a sixth slit. It is inserted into S6 and passed through the back side of the buckle, whereby the other end 1b is fastened to the buckle 11.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the first slit S1 portion of the buckle 11 shown in FIG. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the first slit S1 is positioned between the prismatic columnar body P1 and the prismatic outer frame 11L of the buckle.
FIG. 3A shows a state in which the end 1b of the belt 1 is passed through the first slit S1 of the buckle 11. In this state, the belt 1 is smoothly smoothed in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the buckle 11. Can be passed through.

  FIG. 3B shows an aspect of the belt 1 when the end 1b of the belt is further passed through the sixth slit S6 (see FIG. 1). In this case, the belt 1 has a certain degree of rigidity. As a result, the front surface of the buckle is in contact with the outer frame 11L, and the back surface of the belt 1 is in contact with the first pillar P1 on the front surface of the buckle.

Here, on the outer frame 11L of the buckle with which the front surface of the belt 1 is in contact and the first pillar body P1 with which the back surface of the belt 1 is in contact, an anti-slip portion 11a of the belt is formed by an acute corner. .
Further, although an enlarged drawing as shown in FIG. 3 is omitted, the outer frame 11R of the sixth slit S6 with which the surface of the belt 1 is in contact and the fifth pillar body P5 with which the back surface of the belt 1 is in contact are also formed in an acute angle shape. An anti-slip portion of the belt is formed by the made corner portion.
Therefore, when the belt 1 is fastened, the other end 1b of the belt 1 can be securely fastened to the buckle by applying the abdominal pressure of the human body.

  On the other hand, at the one end 1a of the belt 1, as described above, the folded portion 1c of the belt wound around the second columnar body P2 of the buckle is pressed by the other end 1b of the belt. Therefore, the one end 1a of the belt 1 can be securely fastened to the buckle.

  The one end 1a and the other end 1b of the belt 1 are fastened to the buckle 11 and overlapped with a part of the belt 1 forming a loop, as shown by a chain line in FIG. It is desirable to bind with the belt binding body 15. The belt bundle 15 can be formed, for example, by using the same material (leather) as the belt 1 and stitching it into a slightly wider ring shape.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an image of the belt with a buckle according to the present invention as viewed from the front side of the buckle.
As shown in FIG. 4, when the buckle 11 is viewed from the front, the central portion of the buckle is covered with the belt 1, and the peripheral portion of the buckle 11 can be seen in a frame shape. Adjacent to the buckle 11, the belt binding body 15 is located, and both end portions of the excess belt can be overlapped and bound together with part of the belt forming the loop.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, it is desirable that the belt bundle 15 is connected to a part of the buckle 11 by using a connecting member 17 such as a decorative wedge. As a result, the belt binding body 15 is prevented from moving more than a certain amount, and the binding at both ends of the excess belt can be prevented from being inadvertently disconnected.

1 belt (leather belt)
1L Loop part 1a One end part of belt 1b Other end part of belt 1c Folding part of belt 11 Buckle 11a Non-slip part 11U Upper frame of buckle 11D Lower frame of buckle 11L Left frame of buckle 11R Right frame of buckle 15 Belt binding body 17 Connecting member P1 to P5 Column S1 to S6 Slit

Claims (3)

A belt with a buckle comprising a belt formed into a long and flat shape, and a buckle that fastens one end and the other end of the belt each having a loop formed at the center,
In the buckle, in order to insert each end of the belt respectively, six slits consisting of a first slit to a sixth slit are formed adjacently in order from one to the other,
One end of the belt is inserted into the fourth slit from the back side of the buckle facing the loop side, passed through the front side of the buckle, inserted into the third slit and passed through the back side, Inserted into the second slit and folded back on the front side, and further inserted into the fifth slit and passed through the back side to be fastened to the buckle;
The other end of the belt is inserted into the first slit from the back side of the buckle, passed through the front side of the buckle, overlapped with the folded front surface at one end of the belt, and inserted into the sixth slit. A belt with a buckle, wherein the belt is fastened to the buckle by being passed through the back side of the buckle.   The first slit and the sixth slit of the buckle through which the other end portion of the belt is inserted are formed with corner portions that contact the belt and function as anti-slip of the belt. The belt with a buckle according to claim 1.   3. The belt binding body according to claim 1, further comprising a belt binding body that overlaps and binds one end and the other end of the belt together with a part of the belt forming the loop. Belt with buckle.

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