US20050235466A1 - Slide fastener - Google Patents
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Abstract
A fastener element 3 is attached to a first edge part 12 of a fastener tape 2 and the fastener tape 2 is sewn in the vicinity of the installation part 5 of the fastener element 3 with a sewing thread 6 continuously extending in the longitudinal direction of the fastener tape 2. The fastener tape 2 is easily subjected to plating to form a shield coating 7 or to coating of a fire-resistant additive and thus the fastener tape 2 can obtain electromagnetic wave shield performance and further fire-resistant performance.
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- The present invention relates to a slide fastener having electromagnetic wave shield performance capable of shielding interfering electromagnetic waves or fire-resistant performance of low flammability.
- In recent years, slide fasteners having special performance such as electromagnetic wave shield performance and fire-resistant performance have been required to be provided at a low cost without the degradation of quality as well as to effectively exhibit the special performance.
- For example, as a conventional electromagnetic wave shield slide fastener, an electromagnetic wave
shield slide fastener 99 which is fabricated through the steps of: forming a wire-mesh 97 weft-knitted with thin wires into a bag shape as an electromagneticwave shield member 98; inserting a core material having acore string part 96 formed at an edge part thereof into the bag-shaped part of the electromagneticwave shield member 98 to form afastener tape 95; and thenfixing fastener elements 94 made of metal to thecore string part 96, as shown inFIG. 8 , is known (refer to the microfilms of Japanese Utility Model Application No. 57-60773, (Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 58-164290)). - In the case of the aforementioned electromagnetic wave shield slide fastener given in
FIG. 8 , the electromagnetic wave shield member as a component of the fastener tape has a special configuration and resultantly a special manufacturing apparatus is required in order to secure the electromagnetic wave shield performance. Therefore, it is difficult to provide a low cost electromagnetic wave shield slide fastener or an electromagnetic wave shield slide fastener having good flexibility and high quality. - An object of the present invention is, in the event of providing a slide fastener having special performance such as electromagnetic wave shield performance and fire-resistant performance, to provide a slide fastener having good appearance and good quality at a low cost by using a fastener tape not requiring a special structure without using a fastener tape specially produced for the slide fastener as a component of the slide fastener, and thus cutting the product cost.
- Other objects of the present invention are as follows:
- To provide a slide fastener that allows a curved fastener tape to be easily fabricated with an extremely simple structure and does not cause sewing wrinkles for the fastener tape when the fastener tape is sewed on a joining material;
- To provide a slide fastener that allows fastener elements to be attached to a folded part formed by folding a fastener tape double with a simple structure and stable configuration;
- To provide a slide fastener that facilitates firm attachment of fastener elements by reinforcing the folded part formed by folding a fastener tape double;
- To provide a slide fastener that facilitates firm attachment of single-piece fastener elements, in particular, by reinforcing the folded part formed by folding a fastener tape double and the peripheral area thereof;
- To provide a slide fastener that allows the product to be supplied at a low cost by specifying the configuration of a fastener tape so that the fastener tape can have special performance easily; and
- To provide a slide fastener that allows a fastener tape to easily have electromagnetic wave shield performance or further special performance such as fire-resistant performance.
- In order to achieve the above objects, the present invention employs the following configurations.
- In a slide fastener according to the present invention, a
fastener element 3 is attached to afirst edge part 12 of afastener tape 2, and thefastener tape 2 in the vicinity of theinstallation part 5 of thefastener element 3 is sewn with asewing thread 6 continuously extending in the longitudinal direction of thefastener tape 2. - Here, the part of the
fastener tape 2, to which thefastener element 3 is attached may be single-layered or double-layered. - In the configuration, the fastener element is attached to the edge part of the fastener tape and vicinity area of the installation part of the fastener element is sewn with the sewing thread. Accordingly, the fastener tape is tightened in the longitudinal direction thereof and thus the edge part thereof is curved toward the inner side of the tape. Consequently, the configuration has an effect of providing, at a low cost, a high quality slide fastener capable of avoiding the phenomenon of a waved fastener tape, namely sewing wrinkles, resulted from sewing shrinkage caused when a fastener stringer is attached to a joining material by sewing.
- In a slide fastener according to the present invention, a folded
part 4 is formed by folding afirst edge part 12 of afastener tape 2 inward to overlay the folded parts, afastener element 3 is attached to the foldedpart 4 of the overlaid structure, and thefastener tape 2 in the vicinity of theinstallation part 5 of thefastener element 3 is sewn with asewing thread 6 continuously extending in the longitudinal direction of thefastener tape 2. - The configuration has an effect of reinforcing the edge part of a fastener tape and assuring the attachment of a fastener element in a stable state by folding the edge part of the fastener tape inward, thus forming the folded part, and attaching the fastener element to the folded part.
- In a slide fastener according to the present invention, a
core material 8 formed in various shapes is inserted into the foldedpart 4 formed at afirst edge part 12 of afastener tape 2 to reinforce the foldedpart 4, afastener element 3 is attached to the foldedpart 4 with thecore material 8 being interposed, and thefastener tape 2 in the vicinity of theinstallation part 5 of thefastener element 3 is sewn with asewing thread 6 continuously extending in the longitudinal direction of thefastener tape 2. - As the
core material 8, it is preferable to use acore material 8 formed with acore string 10 attached to an edge of asupport piece 11. - The configuration has an effect of reinforcing the edge part of a fastener tape and assuring the firm installation attachment of a fastener element in a stable state by inserting a core material into the folded part of the fastener tape or into the folded part and the peripheral area thereof, and thus attaching the fastener element with the core material being interposed. By providing a core string to the core material, the reinforcing effect is further enhanced.
- In the slide fastener according to the present invention, it is preferable that a
fastener element 3 has afitting head 16 and a pair oflegs 15 projecting from thefitting head 16 and thelegs 15 are attached in a manner of clamping the foldedpart 4. - By this configuration, a fastener element can firmly be attached to a fastener tape in a stable state even when the fastener element is made of metal.
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fastener tape 2 of a slide fastener according to the present invention is made of fiber and the whole body of thefastener tape 2 is formed with a uniform structure. - According to the configuration, since a fastener tape is made of fiber and the whole tape is formed with a uniform structure, on applying a plating solution or a coating agent, it uniformly infiltrates into the whole body of the tape and resultantly electromagnetic wave shield treatment by plating and coating treatment with a fire-resistant additive can be applied to the fastener tape extremely easily. A preferable fastener tape is a woven tape having a plain weave structure woven by the warp and the weft, which has an effect of making a high quality product at a low cost.
- It is preferable that the slide fastener according to the present invention has electromagnetic wave shield performance by applying metal plating as a special performance mechanism onto the surface of the
fastener tape 2. - It is preferable that the slide fastener according to the present invention has also fire-resistant performance by further applying coating of a fire-resistant additive as a special performance mechanism onto the surface of the
fastener tape 2. - According to the configurations, electromagnetic wave shield performance be easily secured by applying plating onto the surface of a fastener tape, and moreover, fire-resistant performance can be secured by applying the coating of a fire-resistant additive onto the surface thereof, which provides an effect of making a high quality product at a low cost can be achieved. Therefore, the effects of the present invention are extremely significant.
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FIG. 1 is a front view showing a slide fastener according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a cross sectional view showing a fastener stringer having a coiled filament fastener element in the slide fastener; -
FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view showing a similar fastener stringer according to another embodiment; -
FIG. 4 is a cross sectional view showing a similar fastener stringer as according to still another embodiment; -
FIG. 5 is a cross sectional view showing a fastener stringer having a single-piece fastener element made of metal in a slide fastener; -
FIG. 6 is a cross sectional view showing a similar fastener stringer according to further embodiment; -
FIG. 7 is a front view showing a curved fastener tape; -
FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a known electromagnetic wave shield slide fastener; - The embodiments of slide fasteners according to the present invention are hereunder specifically explained referring to the drawings.
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FIG. 1 shows a slide fastener according to the present invention. - As the first feature of the slide fastener, a special performance mechanism is provided to the basic functions of the slide faster. More specifically, in order to provide the
faster tape 2 of afastener stringer 1 with electromagnetic wave shield performance, metal plating is applied onto the surface of thefastener tape 2 to form ashield coating 7. In addition, in order to provide thefastener tape 2 further with fire-resistant performance, the surface of theshield coating 7 formed on the surface of thefastener tape 2 is coated with a fire-resistant additive and thus the fire-resistant coating 7 is formed. - The second feature of the slide fastener is as follows. Before attaching
fastener elements 3 to thefastener tape 2 of afastener stringer 1, thefastener tape 2 is sewn with asewing thread 6 so that the entire part of afirst edge part 12 of thetape 2 is curved inward, as shown inFIG. 7 , regardless of whether acore material 8 is provided at theedge part 12 of thetape 2 or not. Thus, the surface of thefastener tape 2 does not cause sewing wrinkles when thefastener stringer 1 is attached to a joining material. Here, in the figure, thereference numerals - As shown in
FIG. 2 , thefastener tape 2 of afastener stringer 1 is formed by a single strip of tape. Thefastener tape 2 is fabricated by: producing a base material of thefastener tape 2 having a plain weave structure using a polyester-base fiber or a polyamide-base fiber as a warp and a weft; then applying hot-dip plating to both of the front and back surfaces of the base material of thefastener tape 2, (for example, plating is given on both surfaces of thefastener tape 2 by immersing the tape in melted solution of copper and nickel); and thus forming ashield coating 7. - The reason why a plain weave structure is employed for the
fastener tape 2 used herein is that the plating solution and the fire-resistant additive are likely to infiltrate uniformly into the whole body of thetape 2 with its uniform structure over the whole body, and thetape 2 can be made at a low cost. However, as a tape with uniform structure over the whole body, not only a plain weave structure but also other structures may be employed. For example, a warp-knitted tape or a nonwoven fabric formed by interlacing fibers may also be employed. In any case, it is preferable that plating or fire-resistant additive coating is applied to the surface of afastener tape 2 in the state of a straight shape. - If the tape is curved, it is difficult to immerse many tapes in a plating bath while arranging them in an orderly manner and it is extremely difficult to process them while continuously transferring them to coating equipment. Therefore, the
fastener tape 2 is preferably treated in the state of a straight shape. - After forming a
shield coating 7 on both surfaces of afastener tape 2, thefastener tape 2 is sewn with thesewing thread 6 continuously extending in the longitudinal direction of thefastener tape 2 in the vicinity of thefirst edge part 12, namely in the vicinity of theinstallation part 5 to which afastener element 3 is attached. Accordingly, thefastener tape 2 is tightened in the longitudinal direction thereof and formed into such a shape that theedge part 12 of thefastener tape 2 is curved inward relative to the longitudinal direction. As a type of sewing with thesewing thread 6, the lock stitch type is preferable. The lock stitch is simple and makes it possible to save a sewing thread and to produce thefastener tape 2 at a low cost. - In a case of the
fastener tape 2 fixed in a curved shape, as shown inFIG. 2 , at thefirst edge part 12 of thefastener tape 2, aleg 15 of a coiledfilament fastener element 14 into which acore string 10 is inserted is attached to thefastener tape 2 with anattachment thread 18 of double-ring stitch. Consequently, the lock-stitch sewing thread 6 is disposed in the vicinity of a connectingpart 17 of the coiledfilament fastener element 14. The attachment of thefastener element 3 to thecurved fastener tape 2 causes no problem because thefastener element 3 is attached while thecurved fastener tape 2 is held in the state of a straight shape. Consequently, there is the advantage that, when the finishedcurved fastener stringer 1 is sewn on a joining material, even though a second edge part of thefastener tape 2 is tightened in the longitudinal direction thereof by machine sewing, the phenomenon of the wavy surface of thefastener tape 2, namely sewing wrinkles, can be avoided. - In the present embodiment, in order to provide fire-resistant performance to the
fastener tape 2 further after theshield coating 7 is formed on the surface of thefastener tape 2 by plating, a fire-resistant additive such as an inorganic salt, a halogen compound, or a phosphoric acid ester is applied by coating onto the surface of theshield coating 7 on thefastener tape 2 and thus the fire-resistant performance is also provided. As a consequence, afastener stringer 1 having both the electromagnetic wave shield performance and the fire-resistant performance at the same time is made. - The fire-resistant performance is not necessarily provided, or the
coating 7 of a fire-resistant additive may be formed instead of plating. Thefilament fastener element 14 attached to afastener tape 2 is not limited to a coil shape, and a zigzagfilament fastener element 14 may be used. Here, thereference numeral 16 in the figure shows a fitting head. - According to the present embodiment, the following advantages can be obtained.
- By attaching the
fastener element 3 to the first edge part of thefastener tape 2 and sewing thefastener tape 2 in the vicinity of the installation part of thefastener element 3 with asewing thread 6, the edge part can be curved inward. - By plating the surface of the
fastener tape 2 to form a plating film and further coating the surface thereof with the fire-resistant additive to form acoating 7, the electromagnetic wave shield performance by plating and the fire-resistant performance by fire-resistant additive coating are easily secured, which has an effect of making a high quality product at a low cost. - Herein, since the
fastener tape 2 is made of fiber and allows the plating solution and the fire-resistant additive to infiltrate uniformly into the whole body of the tape, the treatment of electromagnetic wave shielding by plating and the treatment of coating of a fire-resistant additive can be applied to thefastener tape 2 extremely easily, which has an effect of making a high quality product at a low cost. - As explained above, the present embodiment provides the effects of: being able to easily produce the slide fastener having both electromagnetic wave shield performance and fire-resistant performance by a
coating 7 at a reduced production cost; and moreover being able to provide, at low cost, the high quality slide fastener that can avoid the phenomenon of a wavy tape, namely sewing wrinkles, because of thecurved fastener tape 2, even when thefastener stringer 1 is attached to a joining material. - Like the aforementioned embodiments shown in
FIGS. 1 and 2 , thefastener stringer 1 shown inFIG. 3 is produced by forming ashield coating 7 on both surfaces of thefastener tape 2. It is different from the embodiment ofFIGS. 1 and 2 in the following points. - In the present embodiment, an
edge part 12 of thefastener tape 2 is folded inward to make a foldedpart 4, and anend part 19 of thefastener tape 2 itself is sewn on thefastener tape 2 with a lockstitch sewing thread 6. Then, thesewing thread 6 is stretched to curve thefastener tape 2, and at the same time theedge part 12 is reinforced. After that, acore string 10 is inserted into a coiledfilament fastener element 14 and thefastener element 14 is attached onto the surface of the foldedpart 4 of thecurved fastener tape 2 with theattachment thread 18 of double-ring stitch. Thus thefastener stringer 1 is completed. - According to the present embodiment, the following advantages can be obtained in addition to the advantages of the embodiments shown in
FIGS. 1 and 2 . - By folding inward the first edge part of the
fastener tape 2 to form the foldedpart 4 and attaching thefastener element 3 to the foldedpart 4, the edge part of thefastener tape 2 is reinforced and thefastener element 3 can be attached in a stable state. - Like the aforementioned embodiment shown in
FIG. 3 , thefastener stringer 1 shown inFIG. 4 is produced by forming the foldedpart 4 on afastener tape 2 of thefastener stringer 1 and forming ashield coating 7 on both surfaces of thefastener tape 2. It is different from the embodiment ofFIG. 3 in the following points. - In the present embodiment, the
fastener tape 2 is folded to form an overlaid part, acore material 8 formed from a sheet offlat reinforcement 9 is inserted into the overlaid part of the foldedfastener tape 2, and thus the foldedpart 4 of thefastener tape 2 is reinforced. - Here, the
reinforcement 9 continuously extends in the longitudinal direction of thefastener tape 2 and is a narrow tape made by weaving fabric or knitting with fabrics such as polyester fiber, polyamide fiber or the like. - The
fastener tape 2 is sewn at anend part 19 thereof with a lockstitch sewing thread 6 and formed so that the whole body of thefastener tape 2 is curved, and thereafter, a coiledfilament fastener element 14 into which acore string 10 is inserted is attached onto the surface of the foldedpart 4 with anattachment thread 18 of double-ring stitch. - According to the present embodiment, the following advantages can be obtained in addition to the advantages of the embodiment shown in
FIG. 3 . - By inserting the
core material 8 into the folded part of thefastener tape 2 and attaching afastener element 3 thereto with the core material 9 (Translator's comment: the core material 8) being interposed, the edge part of thefastener tape 2 is reinforced and thefastener element 3 can firmly be attached in a stable state. - Like the aforementioned embodiment shown in
FIG. 3 , thefastener stringer 1 shown inFIG. 5 is produced by folding afastener tape 2 having electromagnetic wave shield performance by forming ashield coating 7 or further having a fire-resistantadditive coating 7 on both surfaces of thefastener tape 2 to form a foldedpart 4. It is different from the embodiment ofFIG. 3 in the following points. - In the present embodiment, a
core material 8 made of around core string 10 produced, for example, by bunching synthetic fiber such as polyester fiber or polyamide fiber is inserted into a foldedpart 4 to form abulgy edge part 12. The vicinity of theedge part 12 is sewn with a lockstitch sewing thread 6 to form aninstallation part 5. Then, ametal fastener element 13 including afitting head 16 and a pair oflegs 15 projecting from thefitting head 16 is attached to theinstallation part 5 and thefastener tape 2 is formed so that the whole body thereof is curved inward as shown inFIG. 7 . - With regard to the
curved fastener tape 2, thelegs 15 of themetal fastener element 13 are fixed to thebulgy edge part 12 formed by thecore material 8 in a manner of clamping thebulgy part 12 in between. In this case, they are configured so that thesewing thread 6 is located in the vicinity of theinstallation part 5 of themetal fastener element 13 attached to thefastener tape 2. Here, thefastener element 13 is not limited to a metallic one but it may be formed by injection molding of a synthetic resin onto thetape edge part 12 in a manner of clamping the foldedpart 4. Thereference numeral 16 in the figure shows a fitting head. - According to the present embodiment, same advantages with those in the embodiment shown in
FIG. 4 can be obtained. - In the
fastener stringer 1 shown inFIG. 6 , at the aforementioned foldedpart 4 of thefastener tape 2 of thefastener stringer 1 shown inFIG. 5 , thefastener tape 2 having ashield coating 7 on both surfaces of the tape is folded and acore material 8 is inserted into the overlaid part of thefastener tape 2. Thecore material 8 is formed by folding a single sheet ofsupport piece 11 woven or knitted like theaforementioned reinforcement 9 and inserting acore string 10 such as a round string into the folded part. Thefastener tape 2 is reinforced by inserting thecore material 8 into the foldedpart 4 and peripheral area of thefastener tape 2 and thebulgy edge part 12 is formed at a first edge part of thefastener tape 2. After that, anedge 19A of thesupport piece 11 inserted into the foldedpart 4, together with the overlaidfastener tape 2, is sewn with asewing thread 6 to form aninstallation part 5 to which afastener element 13 can be attached. Thefastener tape 2 is formed so that the whole body thereof is curved inward as shown inFIG. 7 . - That is, the
fastener stringer 1 is formed by: fixing thelegs 15 of ametallic fastener element 13 to thebulgy edge part 12 of thecurved fastener tape 2 in a manner of clamping thebulgy edge part 12 in between so that thesewing thread 6 provided to thefastener tape 2 is located in the vicinity of thelegs 15 of thefastener element 13. - According to the present embodiment, the following advantages can be obtained in addition to the advantages of the embodiment shown in
FIG. 3 . - By inserting the
core material 8 having thecore string 10 at the edge of thesupport piece 11 into the foldedpart 4 and the peripheral area of thefastener tape 2 and attaching thefastener element 3 with thecore material 8 being interposed, the edge part of thefastener tape 2 is reinforced and thefastener element 3, particularly the single piece of metallic or resin-formedfastener element 3, can be firmly attached in a stable state. - The present invention can be used as a slide fastener attached to opening-and-closing portions of various goods including containers, such as bags, and clothes, particularly, as a slide fastener having electromagnetic wave shield performance capable of shielding interfering electromagnetic waves and/or fire-resistant performance of low flammability.
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3. A slide fastener, wherein a first edge part of a fastener tape is folded inward to form a folded part; a fastener element is attached to the folded part; and the fastener tape is sewn in the vicinity of an installation part of the fastener element with a sewing thread.
4. The slide fastener according to claim 3 , wherein a core material is inserted into the folded part of the fastener tape; and the fastener element is attached with the core material being interposed.
5. A slide fastener, wherein a first edge part of a fastener tape is folded inward to form a folded part; a core material is inserted into the folded part; a fastener element is attached to the folded part with the core material being interposed; and the fastener tape is sewn in the vicinity of an installation part of the fastener element with a sewing thread.
6. The slide fastener according to claim 4 , wherein the core material has a core string at an edge of a support piece.
7. The slide fastener according to claim 3 , wherein the fastener element is attached in a manner of clamping the folded part.
8. The slide fastener according to claim 7 , wherein the fastener element is made of metal and has a fitting head and a pair of legs projecting from the fitting head; and the legs clamp the folded part.
9. The slide fastener according to claim 3 , wherein the fastener tape is made of fiber and is infiltrated with a plating solution or a fire-resistant additive.
10. The slide fastener according to claim 9 , wherein the fastener tape has a plain weave structure.
11. The slide fastener according to claim 3 , wherein plating is applied onto the surface of the fastener tape so that electromagnetic wave shield performance is provided.
12. The slide fastener according to claim 3 , wherein a fire-resistant additive is applied onto the surface of the fastener tape by coating so that fire-resistant performance is provided.
13. The slide fastener according to claim 5 , wherein the core material has a core string at an edge of a support piece.
14. The slide fastener according to claim 5 , wherein the fastener element is attached in a manner of clamping the folded part.
15. The slide fastener according to claim 14 , wherein the fastener element is made of metal and has a fitting head and a pair of legs projecting from the fitting head; and the legs clamp the folded part.
16. The slide fastener according to claim 5 , wherein the fastener tape is made of fiber and is infiltrated with a plating solution or a fire-resistant additive.
17. The slide fastener according to claim 16 , wherein the fastener tape has a plain weave structure.
18. The slide fastener according to claim 5 , wherein plating is applied onto the surface of the fastener tape so that electromagnetic wave shield performance is provided.
19. The slide fastener according to claim 5 , wherein a fire-resistant additive is applied onto the surface of the fastener tape by coating so that fire-resistant performance is provided.
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