Slider for slide fastener with automatic stop means
AssigneeYoshida Kogyo K.K.
InventorsTsutomu Tomita, Hideo Takabatake
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AssigneeYoshida Kogyo K.K.
InventorsTsutomu Tomita, Hideo Takabatake
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A slider with an automatic stop function for a linear slide fastener in which leg portions of the fastener elements are covered with blades and the like. A slider body comprises an upper wing and a lower wing which are interconnected by a guide post. A narrow linear rib is provided on the inner face of the upper wing to guide edges of blades for covering leg portions of fastener elements and to slide on the upper faces of the coupling head portion of the fastener elements. Pressure lands are provided at a lower height than the rib on both sides of the rib in the neighborhood of the guide post and slide along the blades being pressed against the fastener elements. A leaf spring with an automatic stop function is disposed on the surface of the upper wing so that the tip end thereof serves as stop claw. The stop claw is inserted into the middle portion of the linear rib and the pressure lands to stop the sliding of the slider automatically.
A slider for a linear slide fastener having covered leg portions of fastener elements and coupling head portions of the fastener elements connected thereto, said slider including an automatic stop claw, a slider body which has an upper wing and a lower wing interconnected by a guide post, and a pull tab, comprising:
A slider for a linear slide fastener having leg portions of fastener elements covered by cover parts, said slider including an automatic stop claw, a slider body which has an upper wing and a lower wing interconnected by a guide post, and a pull tab, comprising:
A slider for a linear slide fastener having leg portions of fastener elements covered by cover parts, said slider including an automatic stop claw, a slider body which has an upper wing and a lower wing interconnected by a guide post, and a pull tab, comprising:
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