US20020178552A1 - Structure of zipper slide for invisible zipper - Google Patents
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- the present invent relates to a zipper slide for invisible zipper and, more particularly to an improved structure of zipper slide for invisible zipper, which is assembled fully automatically by a stamping machine to save labor cost.
- FIG. 1 shows a zipper slide for invisible zipper according to the prior art.
- This structure of zipper slide 1 comprises a slide base 10 , a swivel hook plate 11 , a spring 12 , and a pull tab 13 .
- the hook plate 11 has a middle part pivoted to the slide base 10 by a rivet 111 .
- the pull tab 13 is coupled to one end of the hook plate 11 .
- the spring 12 is mounted in the slide base 1 and connected between a part of the slide base 1 and the one end of the hook plate 11 .
- This structure of zipper slide 1 is functional. However, because the hook plate 11 is pivotally connected to the slide base 10 by the rivet 111 , the assembly of the zipper slide consumes much labor and, cannot be achieved by a fully automatic machine.
- the present invention has been accomplished to provide a zipper slide for invisible zipper, which eliminates the aforesaid drawback. It is the main object of the present invention to provide a zipper slide for invisible zipper, which is assembled fully automatically by a stamping machine to save labor consumption and to reduce the manufacturing cost.
- the zipper slide for invisible zipper comprises a slide base having a longitudinally extended partition block and a recessed receiving chamber in the partition block, the recessed receiving chamber of the partition block comprising a hook hole, a receiving space, and a retaining portion, a hook plate mounted in a recessed receiving chamber in the partition block of the slide base, the hook plate having a hooked tip hooked in the hook hole of the partition block and a bottom butt positioned in the receiving space of the partition block, a spring element mounted in the slide base, the spring element having one end fastened to the retaining portion of the partition block and an opposite end pressed on a top face of the hook plate to hold down the hook plate in position, a locating plate fixedly fastened to the slide base, and a pull tab coupled to a hooked tip of the hook plate by a coupling ring.
- the slide base, the hook plate, the spring element and the connecting plate are fully automatically fastened together by a stamping machine.
- FIG. 1 is a sectional assembly view of a zipper slide for invisible zipper constructed according to the prior art.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded view of a zipper slide for invisible zipper constructed according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is an elevational assembly view of the zipper slide for invisible zipper according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a side view in section of FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing the action of the present invention (I).
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing the action of the present invention (II).
- FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing the action of the present invention (III).
- a zipper slide 70 for invisible zipper in accordance with the present invention comprising a slide base 20 , a hook plate 30 , a spring element 40 , a locating plate 50 , and a pull tab 60 .
- An automatic machine to save labor cost assembles the zipper slide 70 .
- the slide base 20 is made of metallic material, for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy, comprising two parallel guide ways 21 , which receive the respective zipper tapes (not shown) and have a respective rear part disposed in communication with each other, and a longitudinally extended upright partition block 22 , which separates the guide ways 21 .
- the upright partition block 22 comprises a recessed receiving chamber 23 , which receives the hook plate 30 .
- the recessed receiving chamber 23 of the partition block 22 comprises a hook hole 24 , a first receiving space 25 , a second receiving space 26 disposed below the hook hole 24 , and a retaining portion 27 .
- the hook plate 30 is made of metallic material, for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy, comprising a hooked tip 31 extended from one end thereof and inserted through the hook hole 24 into the second receiving space 26 of the recessed receiving chamber 23 of the partition block 22 of the slide base 20 , a bottom butt 32 supported in the first receiving space 25 of the recessed receiving chamber 23 of the partition block 22 of the slide base 20 (see FIG. 4), a bearing portion 33 extended from an opposite end thereof and stopped against a part of the peripheral wall of the first receiving space 25 of the recessed receiving chamber 23 of the partition block 22 of the slide base 20 , and a top face 33 adapted to support the spring element 40 .
- metallic material for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy
- the pull tab 60 is made of metallic material, for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy, having a knuckle 63 at its one end to which a coupling ring 62 is pivoted for coupling the pull tab 60 to the hooked tip 31 of the hook plate 30 .
- the coupling ring 62 defines a hole 61 through which the hooked tip 31 of the hook plate 30 passes. As indicated in FIG. 3, the coupling ring 62 couples the pull tab 60 to the hook plate 30 . Further, the pull tab 60 can be marked with a trademark or logo.
- the spring element 40 may be variously shaped. According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the spring element 40 is a flat spring plate. Alternatively, the spring element 40 can be a curved clamping plate or U-shaped spring plate. When installed, the spring element 40 has one end fixedly connected to the retaining portion 27 of the recessed receiving chamber 23 of the partition block 22 , and the other end pressed on the top face 33 of the hook plate 30 to hold the hook plate 30 in position, keeping the hooked tip 31 of the hook plate 30 hooked in the hook hole 24 of the slide base 20 (see FIG. 4).
- the locating plate 50 is made of made of metallic material, for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy, and fixedly fastened to the recessed receiving chamber 23 of the partition block 22 of the slide base 20 at a top side.
- the locating plate 50 , the slide base 20 , the spring element 40 and the hook plate 30 are fixedly fastened together by stamping (see FIG. 3).
- the spring power of the spring element 40 forces the hook plate 30 downwards, thereby causing the hooked tip 31 of the hook plate 30 to be engaged into the second receiving space 26 of the recessed receiving chamber 23 of the partition block 22 of the slide base 20 again.
- the slide base 20 , the hook plate 30 and the spring element 40 are fastened together by stamping. Because the assembly process of the zipper slide 70 eliminates manual riveting, the manufacturing cost of the zipper slide 70 is low.
- FIGS. 2 ⁇ 7 A prototype of zipper slide for invisible zipper has been constructed with the features of FIGS. 2 ⁇ 7 .
- the zipper slide for invisible zipper functions smoothly to provide all of the features discussed earlier.
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A zipper slide for invisible zipper is constructed to include a slide base, a hook plate, a spring element, a locating plate, and a pull tab, the slide base having a longitudinally extended partition block and a recessed receiving chamber in the partition block, the recessed receiving chamber having a hook hole, a first receiving space, a second receiving space and a retaining portion for the positioning of the hook plate and the spring element, the pull tab being coupled to the hook plate by a coupling ring, the slide base, the hook plate, the spring element and the connecting plate being fully automatically fastened together by an automatic stamping machine.
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- The present invent relates to a zipper slide for invisible zipper and, more particularly to an improved structure of zipper slide for invisible zipper, which is assembled fully automatically by a stamping machine to save labor cost.
- FIG. 1 shows a zipper slide for invisible zipper according to the prior art. This structure of zipper slide1 comprises a
slide base 10, aswivel hook plate 11, aspring 12, and apull tab 13. Thehook plate 11 has a middle part pivoted to theslide base 10 by arivet 111. Thepull tab 13 is coupled to one end of thehook plate 11. Thespring 12 is mounted in the slide base 1 and connected between a part of the slide base 1 and the one end of thehook plate 11. This structure of zipper slide 1 is functional. However, because thehook plate 11 is pivotally connected to theslide base 10 by therivet 111, the assembly of the zipper slide consumes much labor and, cannot be achieved by a fully automatic machine. - The present invention has been accomplished to provide a zipper slide for invisible zipper, which eliminates the aforesaid drawback. It is the main object of the present invention to provide a zipper slide for invisible zipper, which is assembled fully automatically by a stamping machine to save labor consumption and to reduce the manufacturing cost. According to the present invention, the zipper slide for invisible zipper comprises a slide base having a longitudinally extended partition block and a recessed receiving chamber in the partition block, the recessed receiving chamber of the partition block comprising a hook hole, a receiving space, and a retaining portion, a hook plate mounted in a recessed receiving chamber in the partition block of the slide base, the hook plate having a hooked tip hooked in the hook hole of the partition block and a bottom butt positioned in the receiving space of the partition block, a spring element mounted in the slide base, the spring element having one end fastened to the retaining portion of the partition block and an opposite end pressed on a top face of the hook plate to hold down the hook plate in position, a locating plate fixedly fastened to the slide base, and a pull tab coupled to a hooked tip of the hook plate by a coupling ring. The slide base, the hook plate, the spring element and the connecting plate are fully automatically fastened together by a stamping machine.
- FIG. 1 is a sectional assembly view of a zipper slide for invisible zipper constructed according to the prior art.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded view of a zipper slide for invisible zipper constructed according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is an elevational assembly view of the zipper slide for invisible zipper according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a side view in section of FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing the action of the present invention (I).
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing the action of the present invention (II).
- FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing the action of the present invention (III).
- Referring to FIGS. from2 through 4, a
zipper slide 70 for invisible zipper in accordance with the present invention is shown comprising aslide base 20, ahook plate 30, aspring element 40, a locatingplate 50, and apull tab 60. An automatic machine to save labor cost assembles thezipper slide 70. - The
slide base 20 is made of metallic material, for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy, comprising twoparallel guide ways 21, which receive the respective zipper tapes (not shown) and have a respective rear part disposed in communication with each other, and a longitudinally extendedupright partition block 22, which separates theguide ways 21. Theupright partition block 22 comprises arecessed receiving chamber 23, which receives thehook plate 30. - Referring to FIGS. from2 through 4 again, the
recessed receiving chamber 23 of thepartition block 22 comprises ahook hole 24, afirst receiving space 25, a secondreceiving space 26 disposed below thehook hole 24, and aretaining portion 27. - The
hook plate 30 is made of metallic material, for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy, comprising a hookedtip 31 extended from one end thereof and inserted through thehook hole 24 into the secondreceiving space 26 of therecessed receiving chamber 23 of thepartition block 22 of theslide base 20, abottom butt 32 supported in the firstreceiving space 25 of therecessed receiving chamber 23 of thepartition block 22 of the slide base 20 (see FIG. 4), abearing portion 33 extended from an opposite end thereof and stopped against a part of the peripheral wall of the first receivingspace 25 of therecessed receiving chamber 23 of thepartition block 22 of theslide base 20, and atop face 33 adapted to support thespring element 40. - The
pull tab 60 is made of metallic material, for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy, having aknuckle 63 at its one end to which acoupling ring 62 is pivoted for coupling thepull tab 60 to the hookedtip 31 of thehook plate 30. Thecoupling ring 62 defines ahole 61 through which the hookedtip 31 of thehook plate 30 passes. As indicated in FIG. 3, thecoupling ring 62 couples thepull tab 60 to thehook plate 30. Further, thepull tab 60 can be marked with a trademark or logo. - The
spring element 40 may be variously shaped. According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, thespring element 40 is a flat spring plate. Alternatively, thespring element 40 can be a curved clamping plate or U-shaped spring plate. When installed, thespring element 40 has one end fixedly connected to theretaining portion 27 of therecessed receiving chamber 23 of thepartition block 22, and the other end pressed on thetop face 33 of thehook plate 30 to hold thehook plate 30 in position, keeping the hookedtip 31 of thehook plate 30 hooked in thehook hole 24 of the slide base 20 (see FIG. 4). - The locating
plate 50 is made of made of metallic material, for example, aluminum alloy or zinc alloy, and fixedly fastened to therecessed receiving chamber 23 of thepartition block 22 of theslide base 20 at a top side. The locatingplate 50, theslide base 20, thespring element 40 and thehook plate 30 are fixedly fastened together by stamping (see FIG. 3). - Referring to FIGS. from5 through 7, when pulling the
pull tab 60 forwards, thebearing portion 33 is forced against the peripheral wall of the first receivingspace 25 of therecessed receiving chamber 23 of thepartition block 22 of theslide base 20, thetop face 34 of thehook plate 30 is stopped against one end of the locatingplate 50, and the hookedtip 31 of thehook plate 30 is hooked in thehook hole 24, and therefore theslide base 20 is positively moved with thepull tab 60 relative to the zipper tapes being received in theguide ways 21. When stopped from pulling thepull tap 60, the spring power of thespring element 40 forces thehook plate 30 downwards, thereby causing the hookedtip 31 of thehook plate 30 to be engaged into the secondreceiving space 26 of therecessed receiving chamber 23 of thepartition block 22 of theslide base 20 again. - According to the present invention, the
slide base 20, thehook plate 30 and thespring element 40 are fastened together by stamping. Because the assembly process of thezipper slide 70 eliminates manual riveting, the manufacturing cost of thezipper slide 70 is low. - A prototype of zipper slide for invisible zipper has been constructed with the features of FIGS.2˜7. The zipper slide for invisible zipper functions smoothly to provide all of the features discussed earlier.
- Although a particular embodiment of the invention has been described in detail for purposes of illustration, various modifications and enhancements may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, the invention is not to be limited except as by the appended claims.
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1. A zipper slide for invisible zipper comprising:
a slide base, said slide base having a longitudinally extended upright partition block, said upright partition block comprising a recessed receiving chamber, said recessed receiving chamber comprising a hook hole, a receiving space, and a retaining portion;
a hook plate mounted in said slide base, said hook plate comprising a hooked tip extended from one end thereof and hooked in the hook hole of said recessed receiving chamber of said partition block of said slide base, a bottom butt supported in the receiving space of said recessed receiving chamber of said partition block of said slide base, and a top face disposed at a top side thereof;
a spring element mounted in said recessed receiving chamber of said slide base to hold down said hook plate, said spring element having one end fixedly connected to said retaining portion of said recessed receiving chamber of said partition block of said slide base and an opposite end pressed on the top face of said hook plate;
a locating plate fixedly fastened to the recessed receiving chamber of said partition block of said slide base;
a coupling ring coupled to the hooked tip of said hook plate, said coupling ring defining a hole through which the hooked tip of said hook plate passes; and
a pull tab coupled to the hole of said coupling ring.
2. The zipper slide for invisible zipper of claim 1 wherein said slide base, said hook plate and said spring element are fastened together by stamping.
3. The zipper slide for invisible zipper of claim 1 wherein said slide base comprises two parallel guide ways separated by said partition block and adapted to receive a respective zipper tape.
4. The zipper slide for invisible zipper of claim 1 wherein said recessed receiving chamber of said partition block of said slide base further comprises a second receiving space disposed below and in communication with said hook hole and adapted to receive said hooked tip of said hook plate.
5. The zipper slide for invisible zipper of claim 1 wherein said spring element is a flat spring plate.
6. The zipper slide for invisible zipper of claim 1 wherein said spring element is a curved clamping plate.
7. The zipper slide for invisible zipper of claim 1 wherein said spring element is a U-shaped spring plate.
8. The zipper slide for invisible zipper of claim 1 wherein said pull tab is marked with a design.
9. The zipper slide for invisible zipper of claim 1 wherein said pull tab has one end terminating in a knuckle coupled to said coupling ring.
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