Firma Schaeffer-homberg Gmbh

Schaeffer-scovill Verbindungstechnik Gmbh

Warner-lambert Company

Schaeffer-homberg Gmbh

Horst G Appelt

Raimund Stanik

Walter Ramspott

Gunter Wolfertz

Friedhelm Kramer

Harald Klaus

Apparatus for the manufacture of films

A waistband adjusting element for garments such as trousers, which provides for greater flexibility in the adjustable connection of overlapping waistband sections, is disclosed. A detent rail is attached to the inner waistband member and has a movable slider mounted on it, coupled to a hinged locking tab provided with a central window, through which a cover strip passes to conceal the detent rail from view. The other end of the locking tab is pivotably coupled to the outer waistband section by flexible fabric loop which is capable of rotating from a flat position against the outer waistband section to a folded back overlapping position through an arc of approximately 180.degree.. The flexibility of the fabric loop through its pivoting range allows the locking tab to also pivot through a corresponding 180.degree. range between engaged and disengaged positions with respect to the detent rail. The contour of the locking tab and an opposed pair of tapered or beveled corners facilitates the adjustment of the cover strip through the window of the locking tab as the waistband members are being moved relative to each other. The outer waistband member can also act as a gripping element to permit ready manipulation of the waistband sections relative to each other.

Waistband adjuster

A clamping buckle for straps, particularly shoulder straps on articles of clothing, with two buckle sections which are swingable with respect to each other around a transverse buckle axis, the buckle sections having a clamping position for clamping the strap. The buckle sections lie one on top of the other approximately parallel to each other with the formation of a gap therebetween. The buckle sections have respective gap sides which face the gap and respective outsides which face away from the gap, and they have slots and bars for diverting the straps including a bar in one buckle section opposite a slot in the other buckle section. The bar of the first buckle section is aligned on its gap side with a plane of the first buckle section and is of at least the same width as the slot of the other buckle section. A loop of the strap wraps around the bar and includes loop end portions passing through the slot that extend by the outside of the second buckle section.

Clamping buckle

A button or the like to be joined in one-point - fastening having two parts lying on both sides of the carrier material, the two parts to be connected to one another. One of the button parts has a hollow shaft, the pointed front end section of which is off-set with respect to the rearward shaft section by means of nominal breaking positions.

Button

A button, particularly for clothing pieces, comprising a foot part secured on a clothing piece with clamping of the carrier material, and a button plate freely tiltably seated on the foot part. The foot part includes a head end which is formed with an insert opening freely tiltably receiving therein a tilting pin connected to the button plate.

Button, particularly for clothing pieces

A fastener in the form of a release fastener, snap fastener and the like for pockets, cases and the like, also comprising a female part formed with an insert opening. A closing head operatively releaseably lockingly engages in the insert opening, and a male holding part carries the closing head. The closing head is formed with a rearward collar supported on the male holding part, with the closing head extending through a hole in the male holding part, and including a plug-in snap-catch connection between the male holding part and the closing head.

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Wuppertal, Germany

Horst G Appelt