Spring fastener having multifunctional barbs originating at the side neck or leg portion
OwnerJoseph William Lowry, Eustathios Vassiliouinventors
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The present invention pertains fasteners with critical configuration of the barbs, which allow the extraction of the fastener without destruction of the slot and/or the fastener. Further, this critical configuration of the barbs allows the fasteners to be used in slots of various widths and prevents rattling, which would take place in the case of fasteners of the present state of the art. The critical configuration is based on the special dimensions and special shape of the barbs with regard to the parts and the slots involved in assemblies of the fasteners and the parts. The present invention also pertains assemblies of miscellaneous parts connected together by means of the fasteners, as well as vehicles comprising such assemblies. In addition, the present invention comprises fasteners providing a combination of low and high barbs, which combination prevents rattling of the fastener and allows secure attachment on a part, such as a sheet metal, for example.
A fastener comprising:
An assembly comprising a first part and a fastener,
A fastener comprising:
An assembly comprising a first part and a fastener,
A vehicle comprising a first part having a slot and a second part having a hole, the two parts connected with a fastener, the fastener comprising:
A vehicle comprising an assembly, the assembly comprising a first part and a fastener,
A vehicle comprising a first part having a slot and a second part having a hole, the two parts connected with a fastener, the fastener comprising:
A vehicle comprising an assembly of a first part with a slot, and a fastener within the slot, the fastener comprising:
A fastener comprising:
A vehicle comprising an assembly of a first part with a slot, and a fastener within the slot, the fastener comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.