Buckles – buttons – clasps – etc. – Paper fastener – Resiliently biased
Patent
1989-12-27
1991-04-30
Sakran, Victor N.
Buckles, buttons, clasps, etc.
Paper fastener
Resiliently biased
24547, 24 67R, B42F 102
Patent
active
050106295
ABSTRACT:
An improved clip with a neck that enables user to easily secure the thick gathered papers or the like without wrinkling or cramping. The clip having a vertical neck at the back of the clip, between the upper grip and lower panel, and lower panel is larger than the upper grip. Lower grip is flat and straight but upper grip is slanted. Front tip of the upper grip is almost the same level as the front tip of the lower panel and rear part of the upper grip is the same height as the top of the neck. The clip also has a rear solid portion having a back edge adapted to be pushed down by fingers. The clip will allow one to insert approximately 1/4" to more than 1/2" papers or like material.
The shape of the clip is generally round at the front tip and generally straight at the rear end which is a handle portion. The upper grip may have an additional smaller grip and it can/may hold an additional layer of the paper or like.
The clip is made of one piece by plastic by injection molding and stamped metal sheet, or single wire.
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