rope buckle

Abstract

This invention discloses a rope buckle. The rope buckle includes a buckle base and a pressing member. The buckle base has a receiving space, an upper opening communicating with the receiving space, and two rope holes for the rope to pass through. The two rope holes are respectively formed on two opposite sidewalls of the buckle base. The pressing member is disposed vertically within the receiving space. The pressing member has a pressing portion exposed to the upper opening, a through hole corresponding to the two rope holes, and two elastic feet extending downward from the pressing portion. The two elastic feet abut against the interior of the buckle base to provide a restoring force to the pressing member, allowing the pressing member to move between a locked position and a released position. When the pressing member is in the locked position, the through hole and the two rope holes are offset relative to each other to clamp the rope. When the pressing member is pressed and is in the released position, the through hole and the two rope holes are aligned and communicate with each other to allow the rope to move.

Claims

1. A rope buckle for threading and selectively positioning a rope, the rope buckle comprising: a buckle base having a receiving space, an upper opening communicating with the receiving space, and two rope holes for the rope to pass through, the two rope holes being respectively formed on two opposite sidewalls of the buckle base; and a pressing member disposed vertically in the receiving space, the pressing member having a pressing portion exposed to the upper opening, a through hole corresponding to the two rope holes, and two elastic legs extending downward from the pressing portion; wherein... The two elastic feet abut against the inside of the buckle to provide a reset force to the pressing member, allowing the pressing member to move between a locked position and a released position; when the pressing member is in the locked position, the through hole and the two rope holes are offset relative to each other to clamp the rope; when the pressing member is pressed and is in the released position, the through hole and the two rope holes are aligned and connected to each other to allow the rope to move.

2. The rope knot as described in claim 1, wherein, The pressing member is a single integrally formed component. Each of the two elastic feet has a connecting end integrally connected to the lower side of the pressing part, and a free end extending downward relative to the connecting end and abutting the inside of the buckle. The two elastic feet can bend and deform when the pressing part is displaced downward.

3. The rope knot as described in claim 2, wherein, The pressing part has a first side and a second side opposite to each other. The connecting ends of the two elastic feet are respectively disposed near the first side and the second side. The elastic foot near the first side extends downward toward the second side at an angle, and the elastic foot near the second side extends downward toward the first side at an angle, so that the two elastic feet are arranged crosswise.

4. The rope knot according to claim 3, wherein, The buckle has a bottom wall located below the receiving space, the elastic foot adjacent to the first side extends to the second side, and the free end abuts against the bottom wall; the elastic foot adjacent to the second side extends to the first side, and the free end abuts against the bottom wall.

5. The rope knot according to claim 2, wherein, The lower side of the pressing part is recessed with two receiving grooves corresponding to the positions of the two elastic feet respectively. The connecting ends of the two elastic feet are located in the corresponding receiving grooves and are integrally connected to the groove wall of the corresponding receiving groove.

6. The rope knot as described in claim 5, wherein, Each of the receiving grooves is recessed from the lower side of the pressing part toward the interior of the pressing part; when the pressing member moves from the locked position to the released position, the two elastic feet are bent and deformed by the buckle, so that at least a portion of each elastic foot moves toward the pressing part and is received in the corresponding receiving groove.

7. The rope knot as described in claim 1, wherein, Each of the said rope holes has a first hole portion that is interconnected with each other and a second hole portion located on one side of the first hole portion. The width of the second hole portion is smaller than the width of the first hole portion. The pressing member has two guide protrusions located on opposite sides of the through hole. The two guide protrusions extend into the two rope holes respectively and can move between the corresponding first hole portion and the second hole portion.

8. The cord knot as described in claim 7, wherein, The second hole is located below the first hole; when the pressing member is in the locked position, the two guide protrusions are respectively located in the corresponding first hole; when the pressing member is in the released position, the two guide protrusions are respectively located in the corresponding second hole.

9. The rope knot according to claim 1, wherein, The buckle has a bottom wall located below the accommodating space, and a limiting protrusion protruding from the bottom wall toward the accommodating space. The limiting protrusion is located between the two elastic feet and is positioned corresponding to the lower side of the pressing member.

10. The cord knot according to claim 9, wherein, When the pressing member is in the released position, the lower side of the pressing member abuts against the limiting protrusion to limit the displacement of the pressing member toward the bottom wall.

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