DE1883207U - BUCKLE FOR STRAPS, PREFERABLY WATCH STRAPS, BELT OD. DGL. - Google Patents

Description

The present utility model relates to a buckle for bracelets, preferably watch straps, belts or the like,

A frame-shaped buckle made from a punched blank is already known from the applicant become, the a front and rear cross web, as well as a bearing web for the buckle mandrel and between this and the rear crossbar two, from the longitudinal legs from, oppositely stretching pins. With this buckle, the end of the strap to be connected is under the rear one Cross bar inserted into the buckle over the two pegs,

then looped around the bearing bar for the buckle mandrel and placed below the buckle over the two pegs, whereby the buckle is firmly connected to the end of the strap. At the However, the buckle mandrel must be put through the strap to be connected around the bearing web. As the Practice has shown that the swiveling mobility of the buckle mandrel is restricted, which means that it can be pushed a strap is made more difficult by means of the buckle. In the present utility model, this deficiency is eliminated.

According to the price increase, the buckle formed from a single cut has between the bearing web for the Buckle mandrel and the two rear pegs on a further crosspiece, around which the end of the tape to be connected is looped is after it is in a known manner under the rear crossbar and above the two pegs in the buckle was introduced. As a result, the buckle mandrel no longer comes into contact with the part of the belt on which the Buckle is attached, allowing its full range of motion preserved.

In the drawing, an embodiment of the utility model is shown in two images, which show:

Fig. 1 the buckle in plan view, Fig. 2 the buckle in a view in longitudinal section.

The buckle is made from a frame-shaped die cut formed and consists of two slightly wavy

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designed long handle 1, a wide front mandrel support web 2 and a rear transverse web 3 · Behind the mandrel support web 2, it has a bearing web 4 on which the

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Buckle mandrel 5 is pivotably mounted. Front / rear transverse web 3 are two of the two longitudinal legs 1 left of a spacing 6 opposing pins 7 arranged. Between the pin 7 and the bearing web 4, a further transverse web 8 is provided around which the one to be connected Band 9 is looped around after it has been inserted under the crossbar over the two pegs 7 into the buckle is. Due to the distance β between the opposing pins 7, the tape end 9 'can then transversely from below inserted above and placed over the pin 7.

Claims (1)

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