Diamag Magnetic belt clasp
Abstract
In accordance with the present application, a belt clasp comprises any device designed or manufactured for the purpose of securing the ends of a belt together by means of a pair of magnetized pieces of metal or any other material, which can be affixed to the ends of a belt and then secured by magnetic force together. The lower part of the belt clasp includes a protruding button beside the negative half of a magnet. These are inserted, respectively, into a corresponding hole and positive magnet on the upper part of the clasp. Also included on the lower part of the clasp, is a special two-barred clamp to be inserted into pre-drilled holes in the belt, to permit resizing as desired and to hold the belt intact during wear. The belt is easily secured, by connecting the described button and corresponding magnets in the upper and lower parts of the clasp. In addition, the wearer remains able to adjust the belt precisely to his own shape or other preference, but with the unused portion of the belt concealed behind the belt itself rather than left hanging in front. The belt is as easily opened, by simply pressing the button on the lower part of the clasp to release the magnets.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . The ornamental design for a BELT CLASP as shown.
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