JPH105012A - Loop tie - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To form the decorative metal fixture of a loop tie while separating it into an accessory and a lock metal fixture for locking this ornament and to easily lock the ornament with the lock metal fixture through one action. SOLUTION: A decorative metal fixture 2 to be mounted so as to form a loop L at the central part of a string body 1 is formed while being separately divided into an ornament 3 and a lock metal fixture 4, a pin needle 5 is provided on the rear face of the ornament 3, a clip member 14 for opening/closing a sandwiching element part 15 with the energization of spring is provided on the front face of base plate 7 for the lock metal fixture 4, two inserting cylinders for inserting the string body 1 are parallelly provided on the rear face of the base plate 7, and the string body 1 is inserted into these inserting cylinders. Further, a leaf spring element 12 for pressing the string body 1 inserted through these inserting cylinders so as not to drop it is provided under the inserting cylinders so as to freely rise/fall, a magnet is fixed on the base plate 7 facing the sandwiching piece part 15 of the clip member 14, a recessed groove for holding the pin needle 5 is provided on the front face, besides, a projecting element 22 is extended and constituted at the top end of the sandwiching element part 15 and the pin needle 5 is fixed while being sandwiched with the base plate 7, further, magnet 20 and the sandwiching element part 15.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a loop tie which is used by slidably inserting two portions of a cord into a decorative metal fitting and looping a loop formed at a central portion of the cord around a neck. It is.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a loop tie is composed of a combination of a decorative metal fitting of a specific design and a string body.
Numerous loop ties were required when coordinating clothes and loop tie fittings. Therefore, in order to coordinate the clothes with the loop ties or to change the mood, it is necessary to prepare as many loop ties as possible in order to wear loop ties with different decorations. There is a restriction by itself.

[0003] Therefore, the present applicant makes the mooring fitting to be attached to the loop tie and the mooring fitting to be attached to the cord body detachable, and forms only the ornament separately, or uses it by a woman. Japanese Patent Application No. 8-8318 invents a loop tie which is coordinated with clothes by using a brooch, which is a kind of clothing accessories, and replacing it with an accessory that fits the clothes.
No. 3 filed a patent application.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Incidentally, the above-mentioned Japanese Patent Application No. Hei.
In the loop tie according to the -83183 patent application, a pin insertion hole is provided on the surface of the mooring fitting, a pin needle provided on the back of the decorative fitting is inserted into the pin insertion hole, and the tip of the pin needle is hooked with a hook. It is troublesome to insert the pin needle into the pin insertion hole to prevent it from being pulled out, especially for elderly people with poor vision, and difficulties are added. The pin needle is soft and easy to bend, and when used in a loop tie and bent, there is a problem that the pin needle hardly pierces clothes when used as a brooch by a woman. Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a loop tie which is easier to use and further improved by solving all of these problems.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above object, a loop tie according to the present invention comprises a decorative metal fitting attached to form a loop at a central portion of a cord body, separately from the decorative metal fitting and the mooring metal fitting. A clip member which is formed separately, a decorative pattern is provided on the front surface of the decorative device, a pin needle is provided on the back surface, and a clip portion is provided on the surface of the base plate so as to open and close the holding piece by a spring bias. In addition to the above, two insertion tubes for inserting the cords on the back surface of the base plate are arranged side by side, the cords are inserted into these insertion tubes, respectively, and the cords inserted through these insertion tubes are pressed and shifted. The leaf spring piece to be stopped is provided so as to be able to undulate below the insertion tube, and the pin needle of the decoration is placed on the base plate of the mooring fitting with the sandwiching piece portion of the clip member opened,
The ornament is fixed on the mooring fitting by closing the sandwiching piece.

In addition, a plate-like magnet is fixedly mounted on a base plate of a mooring fitting on which a holding piece portion of a clip member is superimposed, and no displacement is caused by magnetically attaching a pin needle of a decoration to the magnet. To fix.

Further, a hook-shaped protruding piece is formed at the tip of the holding piece portion of the clip member so as to be disengaged even if the pin needle held between the holding piece portion and the base plate receives an impact. Not to be.

Further, a groove is provided on the base plate of the mooring fixture or on the surface of the magnet fixed on the base plate to hold the pin needle of the ornament, and the pin needle is fitted into the groove to shift the position. Not to be caused.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a loop tie according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a long cord forming a main part of a loop tie, and the cord 1 forms a loop L having a flexible size at a central portion via a decorative metal fitting 2. As shown in an exploded view in FIG. 2, the decorative metal fitting 2 is separately formed into a decorative metal part 3 for decorating the surface and a mooring metal part 4 for mooring the decorative metal piece 3 in a detachable manner. The ornament 3 expresses an arbitrary desired shape (in the figure, it resembles a butterfly shape), and is appropriately colored. A long pin needle 5 is provided on the back surface as shown in FIG. ing. The pin needle 5 has resiliency like a normal safety pin so that the tip thereof is engaged with the hook 6 so as to be freely detachable.

The mooring bracket 4 has side walls 8, 8 vertically bent on both left and right sides of a tapered trapezoidal base plate 7 whose width is gradually narrowed from the upper end to the lower end. further,
Protruding pieces 9, 9 are extended near the upper ends of the side walls 8, 8, and these protruding pieces 9, 9 are each bent inwardly into a cylindrical shape so that the cord body 1 is inserted therethrough. Are formed in parallel. Further, a semicircular projecting piece 8 is provided at the lower end of the center of the side wall 8,8.
a, 8a to extend into small holes 11, 1 in the projecting pieces 8a, 8a.
1 is installed. Reference numeral 12 denotes a leaf spring piece.
1, 11 are engaged. The leaf spring piece 12 has a projection 13,
An extension piece 12a bent in an arc shape is provided above the upper part 13 and both right and left sides of the extension piece 12a are pressed into contact with the inside of the extension pieces 8a, 8a of the side walls 8, 8, so that the extension piece 12a is inserted with spring elastic pressure. The upper surface of the cord 1 inserted into the tubes 10, 10 is pressed, and the mooring fitting 4 is prevented from slipping against the cord 1.

Reference numeral 14 denotes a plate-shaped clip member pivotally mounted on the base plate 7 of the mooring fitting 4. The clip member 14 is provided with a holding piece 15 in the front half thereof, an inclined section 16 provided behind the holding piece 15, and semicircular projecting pieces 14 a, 14 a are provided on both left and right sides of the inclined section 16. I do. The rear end of the clip member 14 is a pressing piece 17 that is pressed by a finger. On the other hand, semicircular projecting pieces 8b, 8b are projected from the rear upper surfaces of the side walls 8, 8 of the mooring fitting 4, and the projecting pieces 8b, 8b and the projecting pieces 14a, 14a vertically mounted on the clip member 14 are overlapped. In this state, the clip 18 is connected to the base plate 7 through the support shaft 18. A coil spring 19 is wound around the support shaft 18, and the holding piece 15 of the clip member 14 is always pressed against the tip of the base plate 7 by the bias of the coil spring 19.

A plate-like magnet 20 is fixedly mounted on the base plate 7 of the mooring fitting 4 near the front end thereof, that is, at a position facing the holding piece 15 of the clip member 14. A groove 21 is provided transversely on the surface of the magnet 20 or on the base plate 7. Further, a hook-shaped protruding piece 22 that bends downward extends from the tip of the holding piece 15 of the clip member 14.

[0013] At both ends of the cord 1, stoppers 23, 23 serving both as weight and decoration, are fitted. Then, these stoppers 23, 23 are inserted into the insertion holes 10, 10 of the mooring fitting 4, respectively, and then fitted to the leading ends of the stringing body 1, so that the stringing body 1 or the mooring fitting is attached. 4 and the string 1 is inserted through the insertion tube 1 of the mooring fitting 4.
The loop L is formed at the center of the cord body 1 by sliding 0 and 10 appropriately.

Next, the use of the thus formed loop tie according to the present invention will be described. First, in a state where the holding piece 17 of the clip member 14 pivotally mounted on the base 7 of the mooring fixture 4 is pressed with a fingertip, and the holding piece 15 is separated from the base 7 as shown by a chain line in FIG. The pin needle 5 provided on the back surface of the ornament 3 is held between the holding pieces 15. Next, when the finger holding the holding piece 17 is released, the holding piece portion 15 is pressed against the base plate 7 with the pin needle 5 held therebetween by the urging of the coil spring 19, and is fixed by the pin needle 5 as shown in FIG. Thus, the attachment of the ornament 3 to the mooring fitting 4 is completed, and the ornament 2 having a desired decorative pattern is obtained.

The loop tie to which the decorative metal fitting 2 is attached as described above is inserted into the insertion cylinders 10 and 1 provided on the base plate 7 of the mooring metal fitting 4.
0, causing the leaf spring piece 12 pressing the string body 1 inserted therein to release the locked state of the string body 1 and the decorative metal fitting 2,
The decorative metal fitting 2 attached to the cord body is appropriately slid to expand the loop of the loop L, the loop L is circulated around the neck, and the decorative metal fitting 2 is slid again to reduce the size of the loop of the loop L. After the position of the decorative metal fitting 2 has been determined, the leaf spring piece 12 of the mooring metal fitting 4 is determined.
And the left and right ends of the leaf spring piece 12 are
The string 1 inserted through the insertion tubes 10, 10 by pressing against the inner side walls of the projecting pieces 8 a, 8 a of both side walls 8, 8
To prevent slippage.

When the pin needle 5 of the ornament 3 is made of a magnetically adhering material such as steel, a loop tie equipped with the anchoring metal 4 to which the magnet 20 is fixed can be used. Since the pin needle 5 is magnetically attached and held by the holding piece 15 of the clip member 14, the ornament 3 can be held by the mooring fitting 4 without causing displacement. further,
By fitting the pin needle 5 of the decoration 3 into the concave groove 21 on the surface of the magnet 20, the decoration 3 can be held more securely so as not to be displaced from the mooring fitting 4. . When the pin needle 5 does not have magnetism such as pure gold, as shown in FIG. 9, a loop tie equipped with the mooring fitting 4 without the magnet 20 is used to directly mount on the base plate 7 of the ornament 3. If the pin needle 5 of the ornament 3 is inserted into the provided groove 21, the ornament 3 does not fall off the mooring fitting 4 during use.

The ornament 3 held on the base plate 7 by the holding piece 15 by means of the hook-shaped protruding piece 22 extending downward from the tip of the holding piece 15 of the clip member 14 while the loop tie is being worn. Even if the ornamental piece 3 is displaced due to some impact due to the impact, the pin needle 5 provided on the ornamental piece 3 is stopped by the protruding piece 22 and the ornamental piece 3 3 can be held by the mooring fitting 4 so as not to come off.

[0018]

As described above, in the loop tie according to the present invention, the decorative metal fitting of the loop tie is separately formed into the decorative material on the surface and the mooring metal fitting to be attached to the string, and is provided on the base plate of the mooring metal fitting. Just by pinching the pin needle provided on the back of the ornament with the clipping piece of the clip member, the ornament is attached to the loop tie mooring, so the ornament can be replaced very easily with almost one touch. Can be used as a loop tie coordinated with clothes by one or several loop ties. The ornament may be formed separately having a desired decorative pattern shape, or may be replaced with a broach, which is a kind of clothing accessory used by women, to provide several different ornaments. It is economical because a loop tie can be made.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a loop tie according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a loop tie, showing the ornament removed from the mooring fitting.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a mooring fitting.

FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a perspective view seen from the back surface of FIG. 3;

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of an operation of attaching a decoration to a mooring fitting.

FIG. 7 is a longitudinal side view in which a decoration is attached to the mooring fitting.

FIG. 8 is a vertical cross-sectional front view in which a decoration is attached to the mooring fitting.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a state where a magnet on a base plate of the mooring bracket is removed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 String body 2 Decorative metal fittings 3 Decorative goods 4 Mooring metal fittings 5 Pin needle 7 Base plate 10, 10 Insertion hole 12 Leaf spring piece 14 Clip member 15 Clamping piece 19 Coil spring 20 Magnet 21 Depressed groove 22 Protrusion One piece L loop

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A loop tie in which a decorative metal fitting is attached so as to form a loop in the center of a cord body, wherein the decorative metal fitting is separately formed into a decorative metal and a mooring metal fitting, and the decorative metal has a pin on the back surface. A needle is provided, and a mooring fitting is provided with a clip member on the base plate for opening and closing the sandwiching piece by the bias of a spring, and two insertion cylinders for inserting a cord body through the back surface of the base plate. A loop tie comprising a string body inserted into each of the insertion tubes, and a leaf spring piece for pressing and stopping the string body inserted through these insertion tubes so as to be undulated below the insertion tube. 2. The loop tie according to claim 1, wherein a plate-like magnet is fixed on the base plate of the mooring fitting where the holding piece portion of the clip member overlaps. 3. The loop tie according to claim 1, wherein a hook-like projection is provided at the tip of the holding piece of the clip member. 4. The loop tie according to claim 1, wherein a groove is provided on a base plate of the mooring fitting or on a surface of a magnet fixed on the base plate of the mooring fitting to hold a pin needle of a decoration.