EP 0407846 B1 19950628 - Method of forming space section devoid of coupling elements in continuous slide fastener chain.
Title (en)
Method of forming space section devoid of coupling elements in continuous slide fastener chain.
Title (de)
Verfahren zum Herstellen von gliedfreien Lücken in einer fortlaufenden Reissverschlusskette.
Title (fr)
Procédé de formation de sections exemptes d'éléments d'accouplement dans une chaîne continue de fermeture à glissière.
Publication
Application
Priority
JP 17761989 A 19890710
Abstract (en)
[origin: EP0407846A2] An improved method of forming space sections devoid of coupling elements disposed, with a predetermined distance, in a slide fastener chain which is composed of a pair of continuous rows of interengaged coupling elements. In the method of forming one space section in a one-cycle, the slide fastener chain is transported intermittently below an element-removing apparatus. According to the preferred embodiment, the element-removing apparatus includes a punch and downstream and upstream locating pins are provided at the both ends of the punch. These pins engage to two elements respectively, which are terminal end elements of a normal portion not to be the space section, for positioning a downstream side part and an upstream side part of a portion to be the space section respectively. The pins and the punch move vertically so as not to interfere with each other. The punch descends to cut the rows of the elements of the both parts of the portion separately. By carrying out this one-cycle repeatedly, the space sections can be formed repeatedly one by one in the slide fastener chain, with the predetermined distance, without forming a faulty element at the opposite adjacent sides of the space section.
IPC 1-7
IPC 8 full level
A44B 19/58 (2006.01)
CPC (source: EP KR)
A44B 19/58 (2013.01 - EP KR)
Designated contracting state (EPC)
BE CH DE ES FR GB IT LI NL SE
DOCDB simple family (publication)
EP 0407846 A2 19910116; EP 0407846 A3 19920429; EP 0407846 B1 19950628; AU 5755590 A 19910307; AU 622811 B2 19920416; BR 9003394 A 19910827; CA 2019082 A1 19910110; CA 2019082 C 19960130; DE 69020444 D1 19950803; DE 69020444 T2 19960321; ES 2075094 T3 19951001; FI 903385 A0 19900704; FI 95648 B 19951130; FI 95648 C 19960311; HK 132597 A 19971003; ID 944 B 19960920; JP H0341904 A 19910222; JP H0649008 B2 19940629; KR 910002398 A 19910225; KR 920004839 B1 19920619; MY 106483 A 19950530; ZA 905399 B 19910529
DOCDB simple family (application)
EP 90112562 A 19900702; AU 5755590 A 19900618; BR 9003394 A 19900706; CA 2019082 A 19900615; DE 69020444 T 19900702; ES 90112562 T 19900702; FI 903385 A 19900704; HK 132597 A 19970626; ID 921782 A 19920128; JP 17761989 A 19890710; KR 900010360 A 19900709; MY PI19901158 A 19900710; ZA 905399 A 19900710