Slide Fastener
AssigneeYKK Corporation
InventorsJiro Nozaki, Kenji Yuki, Kiyomasa Segawa, Hideki Sato
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AssigneeYKK Corporation
InventorsJiro Nozaki, Kenji Yuki, Kiyomasa Segawa, Hideki Sato
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A slide fastener according to the invention includes a pair of first and second separable interfitting parts fixed to first and second fastener stringers. A protruding part is arranged at a front end of the second separable interfitting part and if a width dimension of the protruding part is defined as a first dimension A, a dimension between a back end of a side surface of the protruding part and an opposed end on a side opposite to the first separable interfitting part is defined as a second dimension B, and a dimension between a diamond and a flange of the slider is defined as a third dimension C, the protruding part has a relationship of the first dimension A<the third dimension C<the second dimension B. Accordingly, when the second separable interfitting part is held in a normal position, element rows can smoothly be interlocked.
A slide fastener having a pair of first and second fastener stringers in which an element row is formed in right and left fastener tapes, a pair of first and second separable interfitting parts fixed to one end of each of the element rows in the first and second fastener stringers, and a slider slidably attached along the element row of the first fastener stringer, wherein the slider includes a diamond, upper and lower blades connected to the diamond, a flange arranged at right and left side edges of at least one of the upper and lower blades, and a tape insertion gap formed at right and left side edges of the slider, the first separable interfitting part includes a slider-holding part that holds the slider on a sliding end, and the second separable interfitting part is configured to be insertable/removable into/from the slider held on the slider-holding part in a tape width direction through the tape insertion gap, wherein
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