Buckle structure
Abstract
A buckle structure is composed of a first body, a second body and a pivot rod. One side of the first body corresponding to the second body is formed with a shaft hole portion and a fixed positioning rod. One side of the second body corresponding to the first body is formed with two parallel opposite pivot holes, so that the pivot rod is inserted through the pivot holes and the shaft hole portion, and the first body and the second body are pivotally combined together to form a buckle. Thus, when the buckle and the strap are combined together to form a belt for use, the convenience of the belt of tightening the object can be enhanced.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A buckle structure, comprising a first body, a second body and a pivot rod, wherein one side of the first body corresponding to the second body is formed with a shaft hole portion and a fixed positioning rod, one side of the second body corresponding to the first body is formed with two parallel opposite pivot holes, so that the pivot rod is inserted through the pivot holes and the shaft hole portion, and the first body and the second body are pivotally combined together to form a buckle.
2 . The buckle structure according to claim 1 , wherein bottom portions of two opposite ends of the first body, which are pivotally connected to the second body and disposed on the one side of the first body projectingly formed with the shaft hole portion, are projectingly formed with two position restricting portions, respectively, and a rotating angle of the second body is restricted by the two position restricting portions engaging and contacting with an outer side of the second body.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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