JPS5913214Y2 - Buckle type belt stopper - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to the improvement of buckle-type obi straps, and its purpose is to easily use the main frame, sub-frame and latching pins for flat, square, and round obi. Moreover, it is intended to provide a stylish and stable belt fastening.

That is, to explain the drawings as an example, first, Fig. 4 and Fig. 5 both have the same structure with the obi tacking decoration D removed. Or, it is an enlarged sectional view showing the different uses of the latches in the case of round obi-jime B, and its structure is as follows. The engaging tubes 2, 2 of the holding fitting 3 are fitted with one side of two substantially rectangular main frames 4, 4 so as to be able to rotate in the lateral direction, and two small auxiliary frames are fitted on the inside thereof. The frames 5, 5 are arranged side by side so that they can rotate in the same horizontal direction, and one end of the latching pin 6.6 is loosely connected to the main frame.
The pin is pivotally mounted to the frame so as to rotate in the vertical direction, and the other end of the pin comes into contact with and stops on the opposite side of the frame.

In this case, the above-mentioned main frame and sub-frame are mounted on both sides of the holding bracket 3 so that they can each rotate independently, and the main frame is provided with latching pins for banding. When locking the band A, pass it through the latching pin 6 whose one end is pivoted to the main frame 4 as shown in Figure 4, and in the case of the square or round band B, tighten the width as shown in Figure 6. Fold the obijime in half and insert it into the small, narrow sub-frame, rotate the latch pin 6 into the folded part (see left side of Figure 6), and the main frame will be fully assembled. The latching is done, and the latching range is limited by the sub-frame metal 5 which is inserted whether it is a square sash at the width edge or a round sash, so it is ideal because it can easily and stably be latched without shifting vertically. You can get a buckle type belt fastener.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the implementation of the present invention. Figure 1 is a front view of plywood with decorations attached and a flat obijime attached, Figure 2 is a back side view with the same decorations removed, and Figure 3 is a front view of the plywood with decorations attached. Figure 4 is a side view of the main parts of the same as the above, Figure 4 is an enlarged slope view of the same as seen from the back side, Figure 5 is a side view of the same as the above with the corner or round band tacking attached, Figure 6 is the same as the above but from the plywood side with the plywood removed. This is an enlarged slope view. In the drawings, 1... Decorations are for the base plate, 2.
...Engagement tube of holding fitting, 4...Main frame metal,
5...Sub frame metal, 6...Latching pin, A
...Flat obijime, B...corner or round obijime, D...decoration.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] For buckle-type obi clasps, appropriate decorations can be attached to base plate 1.
A holding fitting 3 having storage tubes 2, 2 vertically parallel to the back side of the
is attached, and a substantially rectangular 2 is attached to the engagement tube 2゜2 of the holding fitting 3.
The main frames 4, 4 are fitted on one side so as to rotate laterally, and inside the main frame, two small sub-frames 5,
5 are also arranged side by side so that they can rotate in the horizontal direction, and one end of the latching pin 6.6 is attached to one side of the main frame so that it can rotate in the vertical direction. A buckle-type belt stopper characterized by a subframe metal and a pin that lock the belt stopper.