JPS6143612Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a clip for fixing weather strip molding (also referred to as door molding for convenience) attached to the window frame of an automobile door. To provide an easy-to-handle clip designed to prevent the door molding from being accidentally detached from the door molding when the molding is attached to and removed from the door side.

That is, the clip of the molding for an automobile door of the present invention includes a base plate capable of engaging with the molding mounting portion of the automobile door and also abutting the engaging base of the required weather strip molding, and a decoration of the molding. a holding piece that can come into contact with the edge; a holding piece that forms an insertion opening for the engagement base is connected to the lower part of the substrate in a bendable manner; At the holding portion of the engagement base, one of the substrate or the holding piece is formed with a protrusion that protrudes through the engagement base, and the other side is formed with an engagement opening that engages with the protrusion. This is characterized in that a locking portion that locks to the engaging opening edge is formed on the piece.

With this structure, when the holding piece comes into contact with the engagement base, the projecting piece protrudes into the engagement opening, and the locking part is locked on the edge of the engagement opening, thereby firmly locking the door molding and the clip. has been done.

EXAMPLES The present invention will be explained below for each example. However, the clips in each example are made of synthetic resin that can be elastically deformed to an appropriate degree in order to prevent rust and damage to the painted surface of the door, and the same or equivalent parts in each example must be given a common code. Make it.

(First Embodiment) The clip C1 of this embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 is a type that is applied to the molding attachment part D of a door whose cross section is approximately shaped, and is approximately in the shape of a figure 7 before use (when free). The auxiliary side piece d1 in the molding attachment part D and the engagement base M of the door molding M
1, a holding piece 2 is bent into a hook shape and can be fitted in contact with the support edge d2 of the molding attachment part D and the decorative edge m of the door molding M, respectively. ing. The central part of the board 1 has an opening 3.
A pressing piece 4 is formed by using the above, and a pair of engaging pieces 6a, which are protrusions 6, are formed on both sides of the center of the base plate (both edges of the opening 3). Both 4 and 6a are elastically deformable, and a projection 5 for the engagement hole H of the reinforcing side piece d1 is formed in the center of the pressing piece 4, while a projection 5 is formed on the inside of both engagement pieces 6a. Locking part 7
A barrel claw 7a is formed.

A holding piece 9 is formed at the lower edge of the substrate 1 via a thin connecting edge 8. Normally (when free), this holding piece 9 hangs down from the base plate 1, and is folded back using the connecting edge 8 to form a U-groove-shaped insertion opening 10 for the engagement base M1. At both side edges thereof, engaging openings 11 with claws 12 for each of the engaging pieces 6a are opened. Incidentally, an insertion hole h into which each engagement piece 6a can be press-fitted is formed in the lower part of the engagement base M1.

Clip C1 of this example configured as described above
This can be carried out by making the entire structure approximately Z-shaped based on a simple procedure as illustrated in FIG. That is, first, clip C is applied to the target door molding M.
1 from the inside, the board 1 is brought into contact with the engaging base M1, and the holding piece 2 is brought into contact with and fitted into the decorative edge m, and each engaging piece 6a is press-fitted into the insertion hole h and temporarily inserted. In the attached state, as shown in Figure A, the holding piece 9 is bent in the direction of the arrow and pressed against the engagement base M1. As a result, each engaging piece 6a enters into the corresponding engaging opening 11 and engages each other's claws 7a and 12, and as a result, the door molding M1 and the clip C1 are firmly and lockingly connected (see FIG. (See B).

Next, the above-mentioned door molding M and the clip C1 are placed over the molding mounting portion D from above, and then pushed firmly. As a result, as shown in FIG. As a result, both C1 and D are locked together. As described above, the clip C1 of this example is capable of stably fixing and holding the required door molding M to the molding mounting portion D in the normal position for a long time. It should be noted that attaching the clip C1 to the molding attachment portion D can be done more easily if the door glass G is lowered in advance.

Now, the clip C of this example that can be implemented as described above.
1 can be fitted into the inside of the door molding M and assembled integrally with the engaging piece 6a, the insertion hole h, and the engaging opening 11, so that when the door molding M is attached to the molding mounting part D, In addition, when removing the existing molding due to replacing the old molding with a new one, it will not come off inadvertently due to, for example, forceful insertion/detaching operations. Therefore, even an unskilled person can perform the operation safely and easily without having to worry about the clip falling off.

(Second embodiment) The clip C2 of this embodiment shown in Figs. 4 to 6 is connected to the outer panel d2 of the door and the reinforcement panel d
1 and the molding attachment part D', which is a type that is approximately Z-shaped when free.
Reinforcement panel d1 at the center of the bottom of the substrate 1
A protrusion 5 is formed for the engagement hole H of the panel 1, and a pair of projections 6, or engagement pieces 6b, protrude from both sides of the opposite surface. A pressing piece 4 is vertically provided on the underside of the holding piece 2, which can be pressed against the panels d1 and d2. A pair of holding pieces 9 are formed at a substantially right angle on both sides of the lower edge of the base plate 1 in accordance with the engagement pieces 6b via a connecting edge 8 for folding, and an engagement opening 11 is formed on the inside of the holding pieces 9 for each of the engagement pieces 6b.
The inner edge of the engaging piece 6b is the engaging portion 7
The clip 9 has an engaging edge 12' for engaging the hook portion 7b (see FIG. 6A'), or an engaging protrusion 13 for engaging the groove S of the engaging base M1 is formed at the tip of the holding piece 9. The rest is formed in the same manner as the clip C1 of the previous example.

Such a clip C2 can be easily handled in the same manner as described above, and for the door molding M, with the substrate 1 and holding piece 2 pressed against the inside of the molding as shown in FIG. Holding piece 9, engaging piece 6
b, and can be firmly engaged and locked to the engagement base M1 with the engagement protrusion 13. And the molding attachment part
For D', a reinforcement panel d1 is installed with the base plate 1, pressing piece 4 and protrusion 5 as shown in Figure B.
At the same time, the holding piece 2 and the pressing piece 4 can be engaged with the outer panel d2. Therefore, the clip C2 of this example can also be properly carried out without accidentally falling off from the door molding M, and the door molding M can be stably fixed and held.

The clip that is the object of this proposal is not limited to the one shown in the drawings, and may be modified as appropriate. In particular, the locking means for the door molding may include an engaging piece, a hook piece, a pin-like piece, etc. on the holding piece 9 side. may be set.

In this way, the clip of the present invention can be firmly attached to the door molding by connecting the base plate, the holding piece, and the engaging base with appropriate protruding pieces and engaging openings. The detachment of the clip itself can be actively prevented during handling of the mall. This makes it possible to avoid inconveniences such as clips falling into the door when removing the existing molding when replacing the old and new door moldings. Therefore, the clip of the present invention can be easily handled even by an unskilled person, and can properly attach and hold the required door molding to the molding mounting portion of the door.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show each embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing the clip in Fig. 1 from the outside and the inside, respectively; Figs.
The figure is a perspective view showing the second clip from each side;
Figures A, A' and B are explanatory diagrams showing the implementation state of the above clip. 1... Board, 2... Holding piece, 5... Protrusion, 6...
... Protrusion piece, 6a, 6b... Engagement piece, 7... Locking part,
7a...Claw, 7b...Hook, 9...Holding piece, 10
...Insertion port, 11...Engagement port, M...Door molding, M1...Engagement base, h...Insertion hole, m...
... Decorative edge, D... Molding attachment part, H... Engagement hole, C1, C2... Clip.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] while being capable of engaging a molding attachment of a motor vehicle door;
It has a base plate that can also come into contact with the engaging base of the required weather strip molding, and a holding piece that can come into contact with the decorative edge of the molding, and a lower part of the base plate has a base that can come into contact with the engaging base of the weather strip molding. Holding pieces forming an insertion port are arranged in a bendable manner, and the engaging base is inserted into one of the substrate or the holding piece at a portion where the engaging base is held by the substrate and the holding piece so as to protrude. 1. A clip for a molding for a door, characterized in that a protrusion is formed on the other side, an engagement opening that engages with the protrusion is formed on the other side, and a locking portion that engages with the edge of the engagement opening is formed on the protrusion.