Belt clasp (variants)

Abstract

In order to simplify the design and use of a belt clasp whilst at the same time increasing the reliability and maintaining the integrity of the belt, and ensuring the integrity of the chain in the event of increased, differently directed static and dynamic mechanical loads, and the possibility of use of the front surfaces of the chain as information carriers and design means, in the belt clasp, which comprises two interlocking parts in the form of a linkage and a buckle connected to the belt, the linkage is formed with an internal through-opening for the belt, with arcuate lateral projections and a gap between the arcuate lateral projections with a size equal to or greater than twice the thickness of the belt but less than the width of the belt, while the buckle is formed with a transverse width that is greater than the width of the internal through-opening for the belt in the linkage. Furthermore, the linkage is capable of attachment to a belt, a bag, a briefcase, a case, an instrument case, a load transfer or transportation means or to any other article requiring a temporary connection, while the linkage and the buckle comprise means for mutual fixing when the said linkage and buckle are closed, for example, the means which are in the form of a T-shaped projection arranged on the buckle and a T-shaped opening in the linkage, magnets, velcro fasteners, clips, snap locks or any other functionally similar mutual fixing means.

1 . The belt clasp comprising two interlocking parts in the form of a linkage and a buckle connected to the belt, wherein
 the linkage is formed with an internal through-opening for the belt, with arcuate lateral projections and a gap between the arcuate lateral projections with a size equal to or greater than twice the thickness of the belt but less than the width of the belt,   while the buckle is formed with a transverse width that is greater than the width of the internal through-opening for the belt in the linkage   
     
     
         2 . The belt clasp according to  claim 1  wherein the arcuate lateral projections of the linkage are made in the form of curved solid, hollow or perforated plates or brackets or in a different form similar to the function performed. 
     
     
         3 . The belt clasp according to  claim 1  wherein the linkage is capable of attachment to a belt, a bag, a briefcase, a case, an instrument case, a load transfer or transportation means or to any other article requiring a temporary connection. 
     
     
         4 . The belt clasp according to  claim 1  wherein the linkage and the buckle comprise means for mutual fixing when the said linkage and buckle are closed, for example, the means which are in the form of a T-shaped projection and a T-shaped opening in the linkage, magnets, velcro fasteners, clips, snap locks or any other functionally similar mutual fixing means. 
     
     
         5 . The belt clasp according to  claim 1  wherein the buckle and the linkage are of rectangular, round, oval and other form predetermined by the design and purpose. 
     
     
         6 . The belt clasp comprising two interlocking parts in the form of a linkage and a buckle connected to the belt, wherein
 the linkage is formed with an internal through-opening for the belt, with arcuate lateral projections and a gap between the arcuate lateral projections with a size equal to or greater than twice the thickness of the belt but less than the width of the belt,   the buckle is formed with a transverse width that is greater than the width of the internal through-opening for the belt in the linkage,   while the linkage and the buckle comprise means for mutual fixing when the said linkage and buckle are closed, for example, the means which are in the form of a T-shaped projection arranged on the buckle and a T-shaped opening in the linkage, magnets, velcro fasteners, clips, snap locks or any other functionally similar mutual fixing means.   
     
     
         7 . The belt clasp according to  claim 6  wherein the arcuate lateral projections of the linkage are made in the form of curved solid, hollow or perforated plates or brackets or in a different form similar to the function performed. 
     
     
         8 . The belt clasp according to  claim 6  wherein the linkage is capable of attachment to a belt, a bag, a briefcase, a case, an instrument case, a load transfer or transportation means or to any other article requiring a temporary connection. 
     
     
         9 . The belt clasp according to  claim 6  wherein the buckle and the linkage are of rectangular, round, oval and other form predetermined by the design and purpose.