Magnetic closure with mutual interlock for bags, knapsacks, items of clothing and the like
AssigneeSAMA S.p.A.
InventorErico Grunberger
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Abstract
A magnetic closure with mutual interlock for bags, knapsacks, items of clothing and the like, comprising a female element and a male element with regions for accommodating magnetic elements for mutual coupling. A particularity consists in that there are provided, on the female element, guiding means for coupling to the male element and, on the male element, mechanical engagement elements which are adapted to contrast the mutual sliding of the male element and the female element.
Claims14
A magnetic closure with mutual interlock for knapsack, luggage and clothing items, comprising:
- a female element;
- a male element;
- said female and male elements being adapted for connection to flaps of said items;
- magnetic means for mutual coupling of said female and male elements;
- accommodation regions provided at said female and, respectively, male elements for accommodating said magnetic means;
- guiding means provided at said female element for guidingly receiving said male element;
- and mechanical engagement means for providing mutual engagement between said female and male elements so as to contrast sliding movement of said male element with respect to said female element, said guiding means allowing a mutual sliding of the female and male elements, with a subsequent auto-centering of said magnetic means.
A magnetic closure with mutual interlock for knapsack, luggage and clothing items, comprising:
- a female element;
- a male element;
- said female and male elements being adapted for connection to flaps of said items;
- magnetic means for mutual coupling of said female and male elements;
- accommodation regions provided at said female and, respectively, male elements for accommodating said magnetic means;
- guiding means, provided at each one of said female and male elements, for guiding the mutual coupling of said elements;
- and mechanical engagement means for providing mutual engagement between said female and male elements so as to contrast sliding movement of said male element with respect to said female element, said guiding means allowing a mutual sliding of the female and male elements, with a subsequent auto-centering of said magnetic means.
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