Tag device
AssigneesSanyo Electric Co., Ltd., Sanyo Tuner Industries Co., Ltd.
InventorsYuuki Hirose, Soichiro Makiyama
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Abstract
In a tag device wherein a wire 2 has a base end 21 fixed to a tag body 10 and a forward end 23 connected to the tag body 10 as releasably locked thereto, the wire 2 is provided at its forward end 23 with a lock pin 22. The tag body 10 comprises a case 1 having a pin insertion hole 13, and a latch member 3 engageable with the lock pin 22. The latch member 3 comprises a main body 31 supported inside the case 1 and a spring piece 32 provided on the main body 31. The latch member 3 prevents the thick rod portion 26 from slipping off when moved in one direction to a limit position, and allows the thick rod portion 26 to slip off when moved in the other direction to a limit position.
Claims11
A tag device comprising a tag body (10) and a wire (2) having a base end (21) fixed to the tag body (10) and a forward end (23) connected to the tag body (10) as releasably locked thereto, the wire (2) being provided at its forward end (23) with a lock pin (22) having a thick rod portion (26) at an outer end of a thin rod portion (25), the tag body (10) comprising a case (1) having a pin insertion hole (13) permitting the lock pin (22) to pass therethrough, and a latch member (3) disposed inside the case (1) and engageable with the lock pin (22) as inserted through the hole (13), the latch member (3) comprising a main body (31) supported inside the case (1) and reciprocatingly movable in directions orthogonal to the direction of insertion of the lock pin (22), and a spring piece (32) provided on the main body (31) and elastically shiftable in a direction intersecting the direction of insertion of the lock pin (22), the latch member (3) permitting the spring piece (32) to be opposed to the thin rod portion (25) of the lock pin (22) in an inserted position to prevent the thick rod portion (26) from moving an a slipping-off direction when moved in one direction to a limit position, the latch member (3) permitting the spring piece (32) to be positioned away from the thin rod portion (25) of the lock pin (22) to allow the thick rod portion (26) to move in the slipping-off direction when moved in the other direction to a limit position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.