DE959816C - Zipper - Google Patents

Description

In previously known zip fasteners, the two link halves are on two separate ones Straps arranged. These zippers can also be turned over Allocate parts, but only if both parts to be joined are turned at the same time, e.g. B. at Double-sided wearable clothing items lower part (skirt) and upper part (blouse) at the same time. Do you want only a part, e.g. B. only turn the top, like this

ίο grip the tooth links of the two zipper halves Due to their design, they no longer fit into one another, since the tooth links are shaped differently on the left and the beginning and end parts no longer match.

A perfect union of differently turned parts is achieved according to the invention by an intermediate zipper. An undivided support tape α (Fig. 1) is used. One zipper link half b of a completely separable zipper (Fig. 1) runs on the lower edge of the carrier tape from right to left with links pointing outwards so that they fulfill their function of connecting to a corresponding mutual link half of an otherwise customary separable zipper downwards can (Fig. 3). The other half of the zipper link c (Fig. 1) runs on the upper edge of the same carrier tape from left to right with the links pointing outwards, so that it can fulfill its function of connecting to the counterpart of the lower, otherwise usual zipper upwards (Fig. 3 ). The beginning and end parts of the link half c attached to the upper edge are attached to the lower edge in comparison to the link half b in such a way that they are interchanged. At the left end of the fastener tape is the elongated end plug-in part d (Fig. I) at the bottom, and an initial part e opposite it at the top left. At the other end on the right there is an initial part e below, the insert sleeve / above opposite.

Such an intermediate zipper can now be turned at will, from left to right and from top to bottom, so that any desired joining of individual turned parts (above or below) is possible.

Fig. 2 shows the diagram of the normal parts to be joined without an intermediate zipper.

If only the lower part is now to be turned over, the intermediate zipper as shown in Fig. 3 used. If only the upper part is to be turned over, the intermediate zipper as shown in Fig. 4 used.

In order to close the intermediate zipper like a ring, a hook-like cusp g can be attached to the insert sleeve f (Fig. 5), into which the handle of the zipper slide is to be hooked.

Is the same device for the ring-like connection as on the intermediate zipper also used in the closure that is used for the direct amalgamation of, for example Skirt and blouse are used, so this results from the interposition of the intermediate zipper Fig. 7 can be seen in the picture.

To protect against the rubbing of the zipper tooth links on the skin or underwear, straps made of leather, fabric or plastic can be arranged on both sides of the carrier tape a of the intermediate zipper, which cover the rows of links. The intermediate zipper has the appearance of a belt (Fig. 6).

Claims (3)

PATENT CLAIMS: 1. Zipper, characterized in that to form a reversible intermediate zipper, the two rows of links (b, c) of a completely separable zipper are located on the two edges of only one fastener tape, each of the beginning part, (e or e) of the one row of links End part (d or /) facing the other row of links. 2. Zipper according to claim 1, characterized in that the slide and on the insertion sleeve of the intermediate zipper are devices through which the intermediate zipper can be closed like a ring. 3. Zipper according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that on both Each side of the strap (ffl) has a strap made of fabric, leather or plastic, which the rows of links covered (Fig. 6). 1 sheet of drawings