Integrated buckling detachable disposable slipper
The integrated snap fastening device solves the problem of snaps easily popping off in existing technologies, achieving a stable connection and convenient replacement between the mother shoe and the child shoe, reducing material consumption and time consumption.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- 林秀辉
- Filing Date
- 2025-05-09
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-19
AI Technical Summary
The existing standard fasteners for replaceable disposable slippers are unstable and time-consuming due to the independent bottom buckle and the easy for the top buckle to pop off and be lost. This results in wasted time and materials.
The device uses an integrated snap fastening mechanism, which connects the bottom and top buckles of the buckle body through an anti-bullet rib, and uses the extended male end to fix it to the through hole of the female shoe upper. The upper of the child shoe is folded over and inserted into the bottom buckle of the buckle body to achieve a tight fastening.
This achieves a stable connection between the mother shoe and the child shoe, reduces the scrap rate, and improves the convenience and aesthetics of disassembly and replacement.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to a detachable disposable slipper, and more particularly to an integrated snap-on detachable disposable slipper. Background Technology
[0002] Existing disposable slippers are detachable, with the main shoe referred to as the "mother shoe" and a disposable insole placed inside to prevent cross-infection referred to as the "child shoe." For details on their structure, please refer to the anti-shrinkage disposable slippers disclosed in Chinese Utility Model Patent No. 202520146746.7, filed on January 22, 2025. The fixing device utilizes various commercially available standard fasteners to secure the mother shoe and child shoe.
[0003] Because existing technology uses various standard fasteners on the market with separate bottom and top buckles, if the top buckle pops off and can't be found, it becomes impossible to secure the shoe. In particular, there is a need to address the labor-intensive and material-intensive drawbacks of using methods such as gluing or riveting to secure the bottom buckle to the upper of the shoe. Utility Model Content
[0004] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide an integrated snap-on disposable slipper, which can solve the problem of the shortcomings of various standard snap-on parts on the market, which are independent of the bottom and top snaps, and which cannot be fixed if the top snap is lost once it pops off; in particular, it solves the problem of the labor-intensive and material-intensive fixing methods such as gluing or riveting used to fix the bottom snap to the upper of the slipper.
[0005] This utility model is implemented as follows: it includes a mother shoe and a child shoe fitted inside the mother shoe to prevent cross-infection. The feature is that at least one integrated fastening and fixing device is provided on the upper of the mother shoe, which can be fixed to the upper of the mother shoe and connected to the child shoe, and will not fly away and be lost when the button is removed.
[0006] The integrated fastening device includes a bottom buckle and a top buckle. The bottom buckle and the top buckle are connected as one unit by a provided bulletproof rib, and the back of the bottom buckle has an extended male end. The extended male end passes through a perforation provided in the upper of the female shoe and is fastened to the female buckle. The extension of the upper of the child shoe, which is fitted inside the upper of the female shoe, is folded onto the upper of the female shoe and fixed to the bottom buckle of the fastening device by insertion and direct piercing. The top buckle of the fastening device is tightly fastened to the bottom buckle of the fastening device.
[0007] Specific technical solution:
[0008] The integrated fastening device includes a bottom buckle and a top buckle. The bottom buckle and the top buckle are connected as one unit by a provided bulletproof rib, and the back of the bottom buckle has an extended male end. The extended male end passes through a perforation provided in the upper of the female shoe and is fastened to the female buckle. The extension of the upper of the child shoe, which is fitted inside the upper of the female shoe, is folded onto the upper of the female shoe and fixed to the bottom buckle of the fastening device by insertion and direct piercing. The top buckle of the fastening device is tightly fastened to the bottom buckle of the fastening device.
[0009] The advantages of this invention are as follows: The integrated snap-on fastening device can secure the slipper to the upper of the main shoe without the need for labor-intensive and material-intensive methods such as gluing or rivets. It also allows for connection to the child shoe, and the snap won't fly off or get lost when the buckle is removed. Therefore, this integrated snap-on disposable slipper significantly reduces the scrap rate of both the main and child shoes, and provides a tighter and more aesthetically pleasing fit. Attached Figure Description
[0010] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of a specific embodiment of the integrated snap fastening device used in the detachable disposable slippers of this utility model;
[0011] Figure 1-1 A close-up image shows a specific embodiment of the integrated snap-locking and detachable disposable slippers of this utility model, which uses an integrated snap-locking fixing device.
[0012] In the picture: 1. Upper of the mother shoe, 2. Upper of the child shoe, 3. Extension of the upper of the child shoe, 4. Upper buckle of the buckle body, 5. Bottom buckle of the buckle body, 6. Bulletproof rib, 7. Extension male end, 8. Perforation, 9. Matching female buckle. Detailed Implementation
[0013] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments: Example
[0014] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram illustrating a specific embodiment of the integrated snap-locking and replaceable disposable slippers of this utility model. Figure 1-1 (This is a close-up image.)
[0015] like Figure 1 and Figure 1-1As shown, the integrated snap fastening device in the disposable slippers of this utility model includes a bottom snap 5 and a top snap 4. The extended male head 7 on the back of the bottom snap 5 passes through the perforation 8 of the upper of the female shoe and is fastened to the upper of the female shoe 1 with a matching female snap 9. The bottom snap 5 and the top snap 4 are connected as one unit by a provided anti-bullet rib 6. The extension part 3 of the upper of the child shoe, which is fitted inside the upper of the female shoe 1, is folded onto the surface of the upper of the female shoe and fixed to the bottom snap 5 by insertion and direct penetration. The top snap 4 is tightly fastened to the bottom snap 5.
[0016] In this embodiment: First, the extended male head 7 on the back of the bottom buckle 5 of the buckle body is passed through the perforation 8 of the female shoe upper 1 and fastened to the matching female buckle 9 to the female shoe upper 1. Then, the extension part 3 of the child shoe upper, which is fitted inside the female shoe upper 1, is folded onto the surface of the female shoe upper 1 and fixed to the bottom buckle 5 of the buckle body by insertion and direct piercing. Finally, the face buckle 4 of the buckle body is tightly fastened to the bottom buckle 5 of the buckle body. In this way, the integrated buckle fastening device can be fixed to the female shoe upper 1 and connected to the child shoe upper 2. Furthermore, because the bottom buckle 5 and the face buckle 4 of the integrated buckle fastening device are provided with an anti-bullet rib 6, the face buckle 4 will not fly off and disappear when the buckle is broken (i.e., the face buckle 4). In this embodiment, the fixing method of the front part of the female shoe upper 1 and the front part of the child shoe upper extension 3 can be achieved by existing technology, while Figure 1 The image shows that the rear part of the mother shoe upper 1 and the rear part of the child shoe upper extension 3 folded onto the surface of the mother shoe upper 1 are fixed together by the integrated fastening device. The front part is also fixed together by the integrated fastening device (the front part shown in the image shows the effect after the fixed part has been fixed by the integrated fastening device).
Claims
1. A one-piece snap-on disposable slipper, comprising a main shoe and a secondary shoe fitted inside the main shoe for preventing cross-infection, characterized in that: At least one integrated fastening device is provided on the upper of the mother shoe, which can be fixed to the upper of the mother shoe and connected to the child shoe, and will not fly away and be lost when the button is removed; the integrated fastening device includes a bottom buckle and a top buckle, which are connected by a bulletproof rib, and the back of the bottom buckle has an extension male end; the extension male end passes through a hole provided in the upper of the mother shoe and is fastened to the upper of the mother shoe with a matching female buckle; the extension part of the upper of the child shoe, which is fitted inside the upper of the mother shoe, is folded onto the upper of the mother shoe and fixed to the bottom buckle of the fastening device by insertion and direct penetration; the top buckle of the fastening device is tightly fastened to the bottom buckle of the fastening device.