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US 8,172,203 B2Granted
Auxiliary member for ratchet buckle
AssigneeStrong Yun Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorYeh-Chien Chou
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Abstract
An auxiliary member for a ratchet buckle includes a U-shaped frame, a shank; two plastic bushes, a levering set, a holder, and a bolt set, wherein central sections of two sides of the frame connect with the shank axially, one end of the shank couples with the levering set, and open ends of the two sides of the frame connect with a body of the buckle by using the bolt set, such that the belt can be pulled while in use and rolled while in no use easily, and used to fix merchandises securely during transporting process.
Claims10
A ratchet buckle comprising
- a U-shaped frame having two parallel sides, a shank, two plastic bushes, a levering set, a holder, and a bolt set, wherein
- the shank is pivotally disposed between the two sides of the frame, one end of the shank couples with the levering set, the bolt set is pivotally disposed between two ends of the two sides of the frame, and the shank is formed in a rectangle shape and includes an elongated bore at a central portion thereof, includes a longer extending segment formed on one side thereof, and the longer extending segment of the shank includes a radial orifice arranged thereon.
A ratchet buckle comprising:
- a U-shaped frame having two parallel sides, a shank, two plastic bushes, a levering set, a holder, and a bolt set, wherein
- the shank is pivotally disposed between the two sides of the frame, one end of the shank couples with the levering set, the bolt set is pivotally disposed between two ends of the two sides of the frame, and the levering set is comprised of a lever, a sleeve, a seat, a retaining peg, and an elastic pin, wherein the sleeve is fitted around the lever, and the lever is fixed onto the seat through the retaining peg, the seat includes a recess disposed on an increased end thereof to insert a longer extending segment of the shank, and the elastic pin is insert to an orifice so as to position the shank onto the frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.