541 results about "Buckle Fastener" patented technology

The invention relates to a cutting-free fast tearing butt coupler and a butt joint piece, as well as a fabricated part formed by the cutting-free fast tearing butt coupler, a fabricated part formed by the cutting-free fast butt coupler, and butt joint structure between the fabricated parts, and the invention consists of a raising-pulling screw cap, a support-pulling screw cap and a fabricated part longitudinal bar which are positioned at the two ends of the fabricated parts, wherein the raising-pulling screw cap and the support-pulling screw cap have the internal thread structure, the internal thread is tearing screw thread, the center of the cap bottom is provided with a steel bar hole, the periphery of the steel bar hole is a steel bar upset head clamping table, the two ends of the fabricated part longitudinal bar are upset into the upset head which is clamped and connected on the upset head clamping table, a pressure spring is positioned inside the support-pulling screw cap, one end of the pressure spring is positioned on the steel bar upset head, the other end thereof is provided with a tapered sleeve formed by two or a plurality of pieces, a screw thread sleeve is rotatably connected inside the support-pulling screw cap and locates the displacement on the tampered sleeve, the tail part of a connection-peg is connected with the internal thread of the raising-pulling screw cap, and the head part of the connection-peg has the ball-lacking shape and is matched with the tampered sleeve in an elastic joint way.

A junctional and truncal tourniquet and a hip-girdling pelvic sling device for maintaining a desired amount of tension surrounding a person's hips and pelvis to securely support and stabilize a pelvis that has been fractured and for securing a pressure applying device to a person with a preferred amount of tension so that blood vessel-occluding pressure can be applied. Areas of mating types of fastener material such as mating hook-bearing fastener material and loop pile fastener material are arranged on the device to enable a strap to be secured at various effective lengths to provide a wide range of adjustability. The device may include inflatable bladders, and may be wrapped around a patient's torso to occlude blood vessels proximal to an injury on a limb. A bladder may be expandable in distinct tiers and may carry a separate and removable pressure-concentrating fitting. An auxiliary strap may be included and may be used to keep the junctional and truncal tourniquet in place on a patient's torso.

An adjustable carrying pouch adapted to carry devices of varying sizes. A substantially rectangular pliable horizontal segment is integral with a vertical pliable segment. The horizontal segment includes a pair of retention flaps having a central segment disposed therebetween. The vertical segment depends from the central segment. Hook fastening members are secured to the inside surface of the horizontal segment at each retention flap. The hook fastening members are secured to the inside surface of the vertical segment in opposition to the central segment. Loop fastening members are secured to the outside surface of the horizontal segment at each retention flap in opposition to the hook fastening members. A belt loop or clip is mounted along the central segment on the outside surface of the horizontal segment. The hook and loop fastening members may be adjustably coupled to adapt to the size of the device to be carried.

A simple and less expensive nonwoven female component for a mechanical refastenable fastening device ("touch and close fastener") can be conveniently used in mostly disposable applications such as disposable diapers, disposable operating gowns, disposable underwear and other clothing. The nonwoven fabric female component includes projecting loops formed on one of the superficial sides of the nonwoven fabric. The nonwoven fabric comprises a hydroentangled web, and the loops are projectingly formed by needle punching on or at one of the superficial sides of the hydroentangled web.

The magnetic garment fastener is a releasable closure for fur garments. The magnetic garment fastener includes first and second magnets, each magnet having first and second opposed magnetic poles. The first and second magnets are sealed within first and second pockets, respectively. Each of the pockets has opposed front and rear panels, with the first magnetic pole of each magnet being positioned adjacent the front panel of the respective pocket. The first and second pockets are attached to the garment adjacent a pair of free edges, preferably sealed within the pelt of the edges to hide the magnets from the exterior of the garment, such that positioning the rear panel of one of the pockets adjacent the front panel of the other pocket releasably fastens the pair of free edges of the garment together.

The present invention discloses a baby bottle nipple, comprising a fastener including a sealing surface adapted to be fastened on a baby bottle, and a wall adapted to be contacted with a baby's mouth, the wall having at least one opening to allow milk to pass through, the wall including a nipple portion with the opening being provided in the nipple portion, wherein the wall is comprised of polyisoprene rubber made with a neodymium catalyst.

A terminal block assembly includes a terminal block and lever member and is less structurally complicated and less likely to deform as compared to the existing terminal block products. The terminal block has a main body and a chamber defined by the main body. The chamber is provided with a metal spring piece, which, in response to movements of the lever member, crimps a leading wire to form electrical connection or release the leading wire. The chamber is also provided with a buckle that performs reciprocating movements and is biased by a spring to normally engage with the lever member. When receiving an operating force, the buckle disengages with the lever member so that the lever member is allowed to move, The terminal block assembly advantageously provides easy and effort-saving operation.

A continuation in part of U.S. Pat. No. 6,018,890 the fastener device portion of the patent. Another version of the fastening device comprises an actuating lever rotatably secured to one flap of a shoe and where hinged onto actuating lever is a tie element extending substantially in alignment therewith, and comprising a substantially planar undersurface with a series of hook element projecting therefrom where any of the hook elements are engageable with a catch element secured to the opposing flap of shoe. Another version of the device has a tie element comprising a substantially planar and rectangular component defining a series of rung like members where each rung like member is engageable to said catch element. Like the first embodiment described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,018,890 upon rotation of the actuating lever towards the opposing flap the tie element translates laterally towards and beyond catch element, and upon rotating of actuating lever away from opposing flap the tie element translates laterally away from catch element causing engagement between the catch element and any of the said hook elements or between catch element and any of the said rung like members. Ramifications of the device include multiple axle support heating assemblages, bearing assemblages, repositionable on bearing mount via detachable and interfitting engagement of recesses and protrusion located on an undersurface of bearing assemblage with corresponding recesses and protrusions located on bearing mount, and hearing assemblages and catch element secured to their respective mounts via swivel means.

A laundry holder having a length of nylon webbing, with its ends joined with a side release buckle fastener. A sock snare, comprising a loop of nylon cording, is secured to the nylon webbing in depending relation thereto. The nylon cording is threaded through a releasable cordlock fastener. The cordlock fastener is used to adjust the size of the sock snare loop.

A pants construction comprises an undergarment having a drawstring, elastic band or other securing mechanism on the waistband. The undergarment is attached to the inside of a pair of pants or shorts with a hook and loop type fastener, buttons, zippers, snaps, tie strings, temporary glue or the like. The attachment is concealed; and is arranged such that at least some of the upper portion of the undergarment is revealed above substantially the entire circumference of the waistband of the pants, and the waistband of the pants is below the waist of the wearer. This conveys a perception that the pants are far below the waist. A securing mechanism associated with the undergarment stabilizes the pants to prevent them from falling down.

The invention relates to an adjustable fastener such as one suitable for use in securing straps in a variety of orthotic and other types of devices. The fastener comprises a male portion and a female portion that are each attached to a strap or other desired location on the device with which the fastener is used. The male portion comprises an elongated tab and the female portion comprises a housing and a passage through the housing. The passage allows the elongated tab to slide through the housing in the female portion. An engagement finger in the housing is resiliently biased to engage one or more teeth along an edge of the elongated tab to prevent the elongated tab from sliding further out of the passage. The finger can be selectively disengaged from the teeth to allow the elongated tab to slide further or completely out of the housing. Preferably there are teeth along both edges of the elongated tab and there is a finger in the housing adapted to separately engage each set of teeth. It is additionally preferable that the elongated tab can be ratcheted further into the housing by sliding it without disengaging the engagement finger.

A furniture or appliance tipping restraint is provided which includes a first flexible strap member having one end secured to a piece of furniture or an appliance and which has a buckle fastener member at its other end. The device also includes a second flexible strap member having one end secured to a wall and which has a buckle fastener member secured to the other end thereof. The buckle fastener members may be easily connected together and when so connected, prevent the furniture or appliance from tipping.

The invention provides automatic assembly equipment for key rings. The automatic assembly equipment comprises a workbench and a first rotary disc arranged on the workbench. The first rotary disc is provided with a plurality of first bases which are distributed around the center of the rotary disc and used for containing and clamping the key rings. A key ring feeding mechanism, a first assembly mechanism, a pin inserting mechanism, a riveting mechanism, a locating releasing mechanism and a discharging mechanism are sequentially arranged at the positions, corresponding to the positions of all the first bases, of the edge of the first rotary disc in the rotating direction of the rotary disc. The first assembly mechanism is used for buckling fasteners provided with springs to the key rings. The pin inserting mechanism is used for carrying out pin inserting on the assembled key rings. The riveting mechanism is used for riveting the key rings obtained after pin inserting. The locating releasing mechanism is used for relieving clamping of the first bases on the key rings. The discharging mechanism is used for automatically discharging the key rings obtained after locating releasing. By means of the equipment, the automatic assembly process of the key rings can be achieved, the previous manner of manually assembling the key rings is changed, the production efficiency of the key rings is greatly improved, cost is further reduced, and meanwhile the assembly quality is improved.

A padded strap is attached to both sides of a child car seat using two sets of hook and loop type fasteners, and alternatively, through use of two rotating discs. A child car seat head support system is thereby provided, which holds a baby's head in a comfortable, upright position while sleeping in a forward facing car seat. Stabilized support is accomplished using the padded strap to gently hold the child's head in an upright position against the back of the child's car seat. The support mechanism prevents the child's head from falling forward or “rolling” to the left or right side while the child is asleep. In an alternative embodiment, the padded strap is attached at both free ends to a tension strap with two sets of fasteners, respectively; thereby forming a single, circular strap, operable for placement over the top of the car seat. The circular strap is held in position by the tension force applied by the elastic material of the padded strap, and the resulting friction applied between the circular strap and the outside of the car seat. The circumference of the circular strap may be adjusted with the two sets of fasteners, preferably hook and loop type, to accommodate various car seats, strollers, booster seats, and the like.

The invention provides a battery monomer bracket and a combined battery bracket thereof. The battery monomer bracket comprises a rectangular base and buckling fasteners arranged on the periphery of the base, wherein the base is provided with two battery accommodation holes; a plurality of stop parts are arranged on the inner sides at the bottoms of the two battery accommodation holes; each buckling fastener comprises a buckling piece and a buckling groove; the buckling piece is outwards protruded along the edge of the base; the buckling groove is inwards sunken along the edge of the base and is correspondingly matched with the buckling piece; and a plurality of buckling pieces and buckling grooves which are oppositely matched with the opposite sides of one side of the base are respectively arranged on each opposite side of the base. The mutually-matched buckling fasteners are respectively arranged on the periphery of the battery monomer bracket provided by the invention; the battery monomer bracket not only has a simple structure, but also is more convenient to combine and detach and can be flexibly assembled according to the number of batteries to form the combined battery bracket. The battery monomer bracket can be used for better fastening the batteries stably and has higher practicability.

The invention discloses an exoskeleton robot which comprises an exoskeleton robot body, a sensing system, a control system and a drive system. The exoskeleton robot body comprises an upper part support structure, a hip rod piece, thigh rod pieces, shank rod pieces, foot components, a hip joint, knee joints and ankle joints; the sensing system comprises a thin film strain gage sensor for detectingthe sole pressure, an encoder for detecting a joint angle, a force sensor for detecting a force / moment of the joint part, an attitude sensor for detecting the kinematic velocity / the accelerated speed,a capacitance-type sensor for detecting the muscle tension, and a connecting buckle fastener; the capacitance-type sensor non-contacting with a human skin is fixed onto the connecting buckle fastenerand comprises at least one electrode patch; and the control system comprises a full-communication network computing module formed based on a CNN machine learning algorithm, is connected with the sensing system and can receive data acquired by the sensing system, and is connected with the drive system capable of driving the exoskeleton robot body to move.

A buckle includes a first fastener and a second fastener. The second fastener has two hooks. The first fastener includes a socket, a locking piece disposed in the socket, and two first locking portions formed on the socket for mating with the hooks. The locking piece is slidingly connected in the socket to cooperate with the second fastener. When the first fastener is engaged with the second fastener, the locking piece enters the second fastener to restrict the movement of the second fastener, so that the second fastener cannot be released unless the locking piece is removed from the second fastener and the hooks of the second fastener are pressed. Thus, the second fastener can be released only when the locking piece is moved, thereby preventing a problem that the second fastener may be separated from the first fastener when the hooks of the second fastener are incautiously pressed. A user has to move the locking piece with one hand and presses the hooks with another hand. Thus, such an action performed by two hands is uneasy for a child, thereby generating a safety effect.

A three-panel blanket set is described in which any two panels are releasably attachable to form a complete blanket. The first panel has a first insulation value and a first fastener section on its lower surface extending along the right side edge. The second panel has a second insulation value, a second fastener section on the upper surface extending along the left side edge, and a third fastener section on the lower surface extending along the right side edge. The third panel with a third insulation value has a fourth fastener section on the upper surface extending along the left side edge. The panel insulation values are different from each other. The first fastener section is releasably attachable to the second fastener section or to the fourth fastener section, and the fourth fastener section is releasably attachable to the first fastener section or to the third fastener section.

An elongated, curved sanitary napkin having elasticized, raised side edges along the opposite sides of an absorbent. A garment attachment panel is secured to the underside of each side edge. A fixed portion of the garment attachment panel is bonded to each side edge so that a free portion of each of the garment attachment panels, extending from the fixed portion, is directed generally inward and downward. During use, the garment attachment panels are fastened together beneath an undergarment crotch. The fastener and the garment attachment panels are dimensioned so that, when fastened, the garment attachment panels exert a pull on the side edges and control their deflection, thereby preventing them from folding in over the absorbent. The garment attachment panels confine the crotch portion of the undergarment under the absorbent so that the edges of the panty crotch are prevented from pulling up and onto the absorbent.

An adjustable brassiere is provided with a first adjustable buckle fastener in the middle of the interval between the two cups and second adjustable buckle fasteners in the middle of side-straps linking the two cups. Two ends of each adjustable buckle fastener are designed with two slits and a serrated cut adjacent to each inner slit. First adjustable straps extend from the two cups in the interval therebetween and are adjustable coupled to the first adjustable buckle fastener. Side-straps of the two cups include two sections from which second adjustable straps extend. The second adjustable straps are respectively adjustably coupled to the second adjustable buckle fasteners.

An apparatus for supporting a worker's body part, for example a surgeon's arm, is provided. The body part is supported by a base movably supported by a support. The apparatus has a free mode and a limitation mode, which are switchable. When it is determined that the body part is attempting to move the base or a fastening member, the operating mode is switched to the free mode. When it is determined that the body part is not attempting to move the base or the fastening member, the operating mode is switched to the limitation mode. The free mode allows the fastening member to fasten the body part on the base and allows a brake to release limitations to the motions of the base. The limitation mode allows the fastening member to release the body part from being fastened and allows the brake to limit the motions of the base.

A fastener is provided that is adapted for use with an absorbent article. The fastener includes a rectangular extensible portion configured to extend in a lateral direction such that the fastener extends distally from the absorbent article. The extensible portion of the fastener includes a fastener attachment region for attachment along a distal edge of the absorbent article. The fastener attachment region is located distally of a proximal edge of the extensible portion. The fastener further includes a non-extensible closure tab portion. The non-extensible closure tab portion has a closure tab attachment region for attachment along a distal edge of the extensible portion. The closure tab attachment region is located distally from a proximal edge of the non-extensible portion. The non-extensible portion of the fastener may be substantially centered along a distal edge of the fastener's extensible portion.

The invention discloses a fastener, a pedestal comprising the fastener and a fastening assembly comprising the pedestal, relating to the technical field of connecting members. The fastener comprises a base and a plurality of fastening columns which are arranged on the base and connected with external equipment in a fastening way, and the fastener also comprises elastic structure members arranged among the fastening columns. Compared with the prior art, the elastic structure members are arranged among the fastening columns of the fastener, so that enough elasticity among the fastening columns can be ensured, and using reliability is achieved; in addition, the fastening columns are unnecessarily designed to be too thickened, so that problem of difficulty in processing is solved, and favorable elasticity of the fastener can be ensured in the long-term and repeated using process.

A fixing assembly, a fastener structure thereof and a method of assembling fixing assembly are introduced. The fastener structure includes an engaging member and a mating member connected together. The fixing assembly includes a fastening member and the fastener structure. The fastening member includes sequentially connected head portion, assembling section and fastening section, while the assembling section is assembled to the engaging member. A method of assembling the fixing assembly is also introduced, according to which the engaging member is first connected to the mating member, the assembling section of the fastening member is then forced through an insertion-hole section of the engaging member to be assembled thereto, and finally, a first inner retaining section of the mating member is movably connected to an outer retaining section of a locating member, which is connected to a workpiece. Therefore, the fixing assembly and the fastener structure thereof have a simple structure and can be easily completed.