JPS637046Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a belt buckle that takes into account fashionability.

Belts are used to tighten the torso when wearing clothing such as pants, skirts, and dresses.
It consists of a belt and a buckle, and recently both of these have begun to have fashion properties. In other words, there are various types of obi in terms of materials used, colors, and other aspects, and various designs for buckles are also considered.

In conventional belts, the combination of belt and buckle is fixed, and it is not possible to enjoy fashionability by changing the combination of the two.

Of course, the obi and buckle are originally separate things, and the belt is made by connecting them, and since they are usually easy to connect, the obi can be used with the obi turned inside out. It is not impossible to enjoy different colors, designs, etc., and in fact there are buckles that are designed so that they can be used by turning the obi over. This known buckle is composed of a buckle metal part and a connecting metal part that is connected to the band to connect the buckle metal part and the band, and both metal parts are connected with a pin in the direction parallel to the band. The connecting part can be rotated 180 degrees around this pin to flip the band over. However, in this known buckle, the buckle metal part and the connecting metal part are inseparable, so at most the obi can be used reversibly, and you can enjoy new combinations with the obi by replacing the buckle. I couldn't do that.

The present invention provides a solution to this problem, and attempts to achieve this objective by detachably connecting the buckle metal part and the connecting metal part.

That is, the buckle of a belt consisting of a belt and a buckle, which is used to tighten the torso when wearing the clothing according to the present invention, is defined as follows.

(1) The buckle is connected to the connecting metal part that is to be fixed to the band by abutting on the opposite side of the connecting metal part to the band connecting part, using a through-hole provided in the band. The belt is divided into two parts: one for securing the obi when worn, and the other for securing the obi when worn.

(2) Providing a protruding part made of a rod-shaped member having an annular groove on the connecting fitting part, and providing a recessed part made of a hole for receiving the protruding part on the buckle fitting part;
A locking tool for removably locking the convex part fitted into the recessed part is provided on the metal fitting part having the recessed part, so that both the metal fitting parts can be connected detachably.

(3) The locking device consists of a pin that is pressed into the annular groove from the side of the rod-shaped member, and the pin has a claw at the end opposite to the end that engages with the groove, By moving the pin against pressure using this pawl, the engagement with the groove can be released.

(4) On the contact surface between the connection fitting part and the buckle fitting part,
One metal fitting part is provided with a ridge-like ridge extending substantially over the entire length of the abutting part, and the other metal fitting part is provided with a groove for receiving the ridge, so that when both metal fitting parts abut and are connected, the rod member is formed. Preventing it from rotating around the center.

According to this proposal, the buckle is constructed separately into a buckle metal part and a connecting metal part, and since it is easy to disconnect the two metal parts, it is easy to replace the buckle in addition to turning the belt inside out. Therefore, the buckle according to the present invention can easily provide a highly practical and fashionable belt.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 shows a so-called top buckle with the side facing the wearer facing upward. In Fig. 1, this buckle consists of a connecting metal part 1 to be fixed to the band and a buckle metal part 2, the connecting metal part has a space 3 to accommodate and fix the end of the band, and the buckle metal part A pin 4 is projected to fit into a hole provided in the band, and a restraint 5 is provided to tightly hold the band to the buckle.

The connection fitting part 1 and the buckle fitting part 2 are detachably connected. To do this, a protrusion is provided on one of the metal fittings (in this case, the connecting metal fitting), and a concave portion is provided on the other metal fitting (therefore, the buckle metal fitting) to receive the protrusion. A locking tool for removably locking the protruding portion fitted into the recessed portion is provided on the metal fitting portion.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a specific example of this connection method for the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, and shows the mutually abutting portions of both metal parts. In FIG. 2, a rod member 11 as a protruding portion is provided protruding from the connecting fitting portion 1, and this rod member 11 is provided with an annular groove 12. The head 13 of the rod member is preferably conical or hemispherical. On the other hand, the buckle metal part 2 is provided with a hole 14 for receiving the rod member. Hole 14 is
The diameter and depth must be sufficient to receive the rod member 11, and the connecting fitting portion must be rotatable around the rod member without rattling. One of the two metal parts, that is, the connecting metal part 1 in the illustrated example, is provided with a ridge-like protuberance 15 extending substantially over the entire length of the surface that comes into contact with the buckle metal part, and is received by the buckle metal part. A groove 16 is provided to prevent the rod member 11 from rotating about the shaft 12 when the two metal parts are brought into contact.

Figure 3 shows the buckle fitting part 2 in Figure 2 on plane A-
It is a sectional view taken at A'. Reference numeral 18 denotes a through hole of different diameters cut by this cutting surface, and the diameter of the portion on the left side of the figure is smaller. pin 19
is accommodated in this hole 18, and one end thereof is screwed to the pawl 17. There is a collar on the other end of the pin.
9a is provided through which the pin is urged by a spring 20 to the right in the figure, the head 19b of the pin protruding into the hole 14 for receiving the rod member 11. When the claw 17 is pulled to the left in the figure, the pin head 19b escapes from the hole 14.

When the rod member 11 of the connecting fitting part is inserted into the hole 14 of the buckle fitting part constructed in this way, the rod member 1
The pin head 19b is pushed to the left by the head 13 of No. 1,
When the rod member 11 is further inserted, the pin head 19
b is the annular groove 12 due to the pressing force of the spring 20.
Since the rod member 11 is inserted into the hole 14 and locked in the hole 14, both metal fitting members are connected. On the other hand, nail 17
If you pull it to the left in the figure, the pin head 19b and the annular groove 1
Since the engagement with 2 is released, it is extremely easy to separate both metal parts, and the purpose can be achieved with a so-called "one touch".

It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications can be made to the preferred embodiment of the present invention as described above.

First, the illustrated buckle is a so-called top buckle, but the present invention is not limited to this, and also includes what is called a pin buckle. Regardless of the type, the object of this proposal is one that consists of a connecting metal part and a buckle metal part that are to be fixed to the band, and both metal parts can be attached and detached as described above. It is of a connected structure.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a buckle according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an exploded view of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the buckle metal part of the embodiment shown in FIG. 2.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Used to tighten the torso when wearing clothes, characterized as defined below:
A belt buckle consisting of a belt and a buckle. (1) The buckle is connected to the connecting metal part that is to be fixed to the band by abutting on the opposite side of the connecting metal part to the band connecting part, using a through-hole provided in the band. The belt is divided into two parts: one for securing the obi when worn, and the other for securing the obi when worn. (2) Providing a protruding part made of a rod-shaped member having an annular groove on the connecting fitting part, and providing a recessed part made of a hole for receiving the protruding part on the buckle fitting part;
A locking tool for removably locking the convex part fitted into the recessed part is provided on the metal fitting part having the recessed part, so that both the metal fitting parts can be connected detachably. (3) The locking device consists of a pin that is pressed into the annular groove from the side of the rod-shaped member, and the pin has a claw at the end opposite to the end that engages with the groove, By moving the pin against pressure using this pawl, the engagement with the groove can be released. (4) On the contact surface between the connection fitting part and the buckle fitting part,
One metal fitting part is provided with a ridge-like ridge extending substantially over the entire length of the abutting part, and the other metal fitting part is provided with a groove for receiving the ridge, so that when both metal fitting parts abut and are connected, the rod member is formed. Preventing it from rotating around the center.