Key holder

Abstract

A key holder capable of surely eliminating such a highly possible problem that a hook may fall down from a hooking slit provided in a base member, which was a major defect of an existing same type of key holder and minimizing a production cost, characterized in that a hooking hardware for detachably hooking keys thereto is installed on a key cover enclosing a bundle of keys, the aforementioned hooking hardware (A) further comprising a base member ( 1 ) having a tubular part ( 2 ) with a plurality of slits ( 2 a ) therein, a hooking rod ( 3 ) fitted into the tubular part ( 2 ), a fitting means for fixing the fitted state of the hooking rod, and a plurality of hook members ( 6 ) for hooking the keys, each hook member ( 6 ) further comprising a hook ( 6 a ) for hooking the key thereto and a stop ring ( 6 b ) allowing the hooking rod ( 3 ) to be passed therethrough; the fixing means should desirably be so formed that a lever ( 4 ) provided extendedly at one end of the hooking rod ( 3 ) is elastically engaged with and disengaged from a locking claw ( 5 ) provided on the base member ( 1 ).

1 . A key holder characterized in that a hooking hardware for detachably hooking keys thereto is installed on a key cover enclosing a bundle of keys, the hooking hardware (A) further comprising a base member (I) having a tubular part ( 2 ) with a plurality of slits ( 2   a ) therein, a hooking rod ( 3 ) fitted into the tubular part ( 2 ), a fitting means for fixing the fitted state of the hooking rod, and a plurality of hook members ( 6 ) for hooking the keys, each hook member ( 6 ) further comprising a hook ( 6   a ) for hooking the key thereto and a stop ring ( 6   b ) allowing the hooking rod ( 3 ) to be passed therethrough.