Belt buckle
OwnerHans Bunjes, Curt Merker +1inventors
InventorsHans Bunjes, Curt Merker, Hjalmar Konzet
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Abstract
A belt buckle (2) has a frame-shaped buckle body (4) and a swiveling pin (24) that can be pushed through one of usually several longitudinally centered holes in the belt and locked, with the pin compressed by spring loading against a first transverse spar (10) of buckle body (4). The belt buckle is characterized in that the spring loading derives from a continuous elastomer band (28), which extends from a second transverse spar (12) of buckle body (4) at a small distance from the point of attachment of pin (24) around the pin. Such a buckle can be manufactured more easily, and thus profitably. It is functionally safer, and additionally has less danger of causing injury than a buckle equipped with a wire spring.
Claims10
A belt buckle with a frame-shaped buckle body and a pin that swivels about a bearing axis and can be pushed through one of several longitudinally centered holes in a belt and locked, which pin is pressed by spring bias against a first transverse spar of the buckle body, the improvement wherein
- the spring bias derives from an continuous elastomer band, which extends around the pin from a second transverse spar of buckle body at a small distance from the bearing axis of pin.
A belt buckle with a frame-shaped buckle body and a pin that swivels about a bearing axis and can be pushed through one of several longitudinally centered holes in a belt and locked, which pin is pressed by spring bias against a first transverse spar of the buckle body, formed by a roller, the improvement wherein
- said roller is a bar of solid material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.