JPS6228165Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a buckle for a belt to which a multi-purpose tool, etc. can be attached, and its purpose is to easily attach and detach a multi-purpose tool, etc. to and from the buckle while wearing the belt. To provide a buckle for a belt which can be easily attached and detached, and which can prevent fingers from being injured by the tool when attaching and detaching a multi-purpose tool or the like.

An embodiment embodying the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 is a back plate having an approximately rectangular shape in the front of the buckle. As shown in FIG. 2, it is bent toward the front to form a bent portion 2. 3 is a stopper formed at the upper end of the right side edge of the back plate 1 by bending it forward at right angles, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, and 4 is a relief formed below the stopper 3. Reference numeral 5 denotes a latch pin protruding from the rear surface of the left end of the back plate 1, and its base end is caulked to the back plate 1. This latching pin 5 is engaged in a belt hole 52 at the tip when the belt 51 is worn.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a storage case attached to the front surface of the back plate 1, and a pair of upper and lower side plates 6a are welded to the back plate 1. Note that the left side of the storage case 6 is opened. Reference numeral 7 denotes a front plate portion formed by slightly protruding the front surface of the storage case 6. A plate-shaped rubber magnet 8 is adhesively fixed to the inside of the left end of the front plate portion 7, and a rectangular shaped rubber magnet 8 is fixed to the inside of the left end portion. A window hole 9 is transparent. The upper and lower sides of the front plate portion 7 form a pair of contact portions 7a that contact the front surface of a multi-purpose tool 31, which will be described later.

Reference numeral 19 is a leaf spring-like pressing lever attached to the front plate portion 7 so as to cover the window hole 9 from the inside, and its base end is fixed to the left side of the window hole 9. The tip of the pressing lever 19 is adapted to bend inward when pressed from outside the window hole 9. Reference numeral 20 is a bent projection formed by bending the tip of the pressing lever 19 backward, and is located immediately inside the relief 4 of the back plate 1, as shown in FIG.

In particular, 10 is a lock plate with a wide vertical width attached to the front side of the back plate 1, as shown in FIG. There is. Note that this caulked portion is covered by a bent portion 2 at the left end of the back plate 1. The lock plate 10 has a spring action, becomes narrower toward the right, and its tip extends to a position corresponding to the tip of the pressing lever 19. Further, the tip of the lock plate 10 is spaced forward from the back plate 1 as shown in FIG. Reference numeral 11 denotes a locking portion formed at the tip of the lock plate 10, which is formed into a stepped shape by bending the tip of the lock plate rearward at a right angle.
Reference numeral 12 denotes a pressing portion which is formed by bending the tip of the locking portion 11 at right angles to protrude long to the right, and is capable of pressing forward the back surface of the tool 31 in the stored state. There is. Reference numeral 21 denotes a pressing protrusion formed by bending the tip of the pressing portion 12 further forward at a right angle, and the tip is pressed against the back surface of the pressing lever 19 at a position immediately to the left of the bent portion 20 of the pressing lever 19. There is. When the multi-purpose tool 31 is stored in the bag, the pressing protrusion 21 is pressed against the cutter 43 of the multi-purpose tool 31.
It is located far away to the right.

13 is a notch formed on the left edge of the storage case 6, and 14 is a mounting portion formed by protruding the right side of the storage case 6 to the right, with a pair of mounting portions on both upper and lower sides of the tip thereof projecting rearward. A shaft support piece 15 is formed. Reference numeral 16 denotes a belt stopper rotatably attached between both shaft support pieces 15, and a plurality of protrusions 17 of the belt stopper are provided.
The belt 51 can be mounted by clamping one end of the belt 51 between the rear surface of the mounting portion 14 and the rear surface of the mounting portion 14. 18 is a belt loop welded and fixed to the rear surface of the belt stopper 16.

Reference numeral 31 is a multi-purpose tool formed into a substantially rectangular plate shape as a whole so that it can be accommodated in a buckle, and a bottle opener portion 34 consisting of an engagement hole 32 and a locking tongue piece 33 is provided on the right side. A can opening portion 37 consisting of a blade portion 35 and a locking protrusion 36 is formed at the lower right corner. Further, a hexagonal hole-shaped spanner section 38 is provided on the left side of the bottle opener section 34, and an elongated hole 39 extending in the left-right direction is provided below the spanner section 38. The right half of the elongated hole 39 has three spanner parts 40 smaller than the spanner part 38, and the left half of the elongated hole 39 has a narrow wing screwdriver part 41.
It is becoming. Further, saw teeth 42 are formed on the upper edge of the multi-purpose tool 31, a cutter 43 is formed on the right edge except for the upper edge, and a screwdriver portion 44 for a flathead screw is formed on the upper right corner. ing. The same screwdriver part 44 and the cutter 43
A contact portion 45 is formed between the upper end and the upper end.

Now, FIG. 1 shows the multi-purpose tool 31 taken out from the buckle. To store the multi-purpose tool 31 in the buckle from this state, the tool 31 is inserted from the cutter 43 side.

Then, the tip of the tool 31 is inserted while resisting the attraction force of the rubber magnet 8 and being pressed toward the front side by the tip of the locking plate 10. When the contact portion 45 at the tip of the multi-purpose tool 31 comes into contact with the stopper 3 at the right end of the back plate 1 and is stopped, the tip of the lock plate 10 is moved to the corresponding position into the engagement hole of the tool 31. Enter 32. At this time, the locking portion 11 of the locking plate 10 comes into contact with the right edge 32a of the engaging hole 32, so that the multipurpose tool 31 is locked so that it cannot be pulled out. In this state,
Since the pressing part 12 of the locking plate 10 presses the back surface of the right end of the tool 31 forward, the tool 31 is stably held in pressure contact with the inside of the pair of upper and lower abutting parts 7a of the storage case 6 without wobbling. .

Further, in this state, the left end portion of the multipurpose tool 31 is attracted by the rubber magnet 8 at the left end inside the storage case 6.

On the other hand, when taking out the multi-purpose tool 31 from inside the bag, insert your finger through the window hole 9 of the storage case 6 and push the pressing lever 19 inward. Then, the pressing protrusion 21 at the tip of the lock plate 10 is also pushed inward by the tip of the pressing lever 19. Therefore, the locking portion 11 of the lock plate 10 is pushed out rearward from the engagement hole 32. Therefore, if the tool 31 is pulled outward in this state, the tool 31 will be taken out against the pressure contact friction resistance of the lock plate 10 and the attractive force of the rubber magnet 8.

Now, when attaching and detaching the tool 31 to and from the buckle as described above, the finger inserted into the window hole 9 of the buckle is designed to lock and release the multi-purpose tool 31 via the pressing lever 19. There is no direct contact with 31. Therefore, tool 31
Make sure that your fingers do not touch the cutter 43 at the tip of the tool 31 when attaching the tool to the buckle, or touch the inner edge of the engagement hole 32 of the tool 31 when removing the tool 31 from the buckle, causing injury. This makes it possible to prevent

In the embodiment described above, the rubber magnet 8 was used as the magnet for fixing the multi-purpose tool 31, so when the tool 31 is attached to and removed from the buckle, there is no possibility that the front surface of the tool 31 would be scratched even if it comes into contact with the magnet. There isn't.

Furthermore, it goes without saying that the tool 31 can be attached to and detached from the buckle while the belt 51 is still worn.

In the embodiment described above, the multi-purpose tool 31 is stored in the storage case 6.
Although the tool 31 is held by being pressed against the inside of the buckle, the tool 31 may also be held in the buckle by being clamped from above and below, as shown in FIGS.

That is, in FIG. 5, a pair of clamping protrusions 46 are formed by pushing out a portion of the pair of upper and lower side plates 6a of the storage case 6 inward near the opening end of the case 6. The tool 31 can be clamped and fixed from both upper and lower sides.

Fig. 6 shows a wedge-shaped clamping piece 47 attached to the inside of each side plate 6a instead of the clamping protrusion 46, and the inner surface of each clamping piece 47 is tapered toward the back of the buckle. The surface is 48. The clamping piece 47 is made of plastic or metal.

In FIG. 7, the clamping piece 47 in FIG. 6 is replaced with a clamping spring 49. This spring 49 is a plate spring made of stainless steel, and its base end is spot welded to the side plate 6a of the storage case 6.

Note that the multi-purpose tool 31 in the above embodiment may be magnetized on the cutter 43 side to the north pole and the opposite side to the south pole so that the whole can be used as a magnet for indicating direction. In addition, in this case, if the left and right sides of the magnet 8 inside the storage case 6 are made N and S poles, respectively, the multipurpose tool 3
Since both ends of the tool 31 are magnetized each time the tool 31 is stored in the buckle, the action of the tool 31 as a magnet can be prevented from weakening naturally.

As described in detail above, the present invention assembles the storage case 6 and the back plate 1 so that the tool 31 can be stored therein, and also attaches a locking member for fixing the tool 31 to the front surface of the backing plate 1. At the tip,
A locking portion 11 that engages with the inside of the engagement hole 32 of the tool 31 in the stored state is formed, and a locking portion 11 is formed on the inside of the storage case 6 so that when the case 6 is pushed inward, the locking member 11 is locked at the same time. By providing the push lever 19 which can release the locked state of the tool 31 by pushing it inward, it is possible to easily attach and detach a multi-purpose tool from the buckle while wearing the belt. This invention is practically preferable as a belt buckle because it has the effect of preventing fingers from being injured by the tool when attaching and detaching a multi-purpose tool, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a buckle embodying the present invention together with a belt, Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing a multi-purpose tool stored in the buckle, and Fig. 3 is a state in which the multi-purpose tool is stored in the buckle storage case. FIG. 4 is a front view showing the state of engagement between the stopper of the buckle and the abutment part of the multi-purpose tool, and FIG. 5 is a rear view showing an embodiment in which clamping pieces are formed on the top and bottom of the storage case. , 6 and 7 are a partial cross-sectional view and a partial rear view, respectively, showing another example of FIG. 5. Back plate...1, Storage case...6, Lock plate...
10, Locking part...11, Press lever...19, Multi-purpose tool...31, Belt...51.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. The storage case 6 and the back plate 1 are assembled so that the tool 31 can be stored therein, and a locking member for fixing the tool 31 is also attached to the front surface of the backing plate 1. A locking portion 11 is formed at the tip portion to engage with the inside of the engagement hole 32 of the tool 31 in the stored state, and a locking portion 11 is formed inside the storage case 6 to lock the tool 31 when the tool 31 is pushed inward. A pressing lever 1 capable of releasing the locked state of the tool 31 by simultaneously pushing the locking members inward.
A belt buckle characterized by having 9. 2. A utility model characterized in that the lock member is a plate spring-like lock plate 10, and the locking portion 11 is integrally formed with the lock plate 10 by bending the tip of the lock plate 10 at a right angle. A buckle for a belt according to claim 1. 3. Utility model registration claim 2, characterized in that the locking part 11 of the locking plate 10 further has a pressing part 12 at its tip that presses the back side of the tool 31 in the stored state forward. Buckle for belt as described.