F-Term-List

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AA00
BUCKLE FUNCTIONS

AA01

AA02

AA03

AA04

AA05

AA06

AA07

AA08

AA09

AA10

. Variants used for two sides

. . Variants where the belt and buckle swivel

. . . Swivel axis along the belt length

. . . Swivel axis along the belt width

. . Variants wherein the belt and buckle do not swivel

. . Fastening pins that swivel

. Variants that serve dual functions

. . Variants with compartments for small articles

. . Variants with clocks

. . Variants with knives

AA11

AA12

AA13

. . Variants with corkscrews

. Ornament

. . Ornamental articles that are attached

AB00
BUCKLE STRUCTURE

AB01

AB02

AB03

. Manufacturing machinery

. Manufacturing methods

. Variants covered by leather or the like

AC00
BUCKLE-AFFIXING SECTIONS

AC01

AC02

AC03

AC04

AC05

AC06

AC07

AC08

AC09

. Non-removable variants

. . Riveting

. . Sewing

. Removable variants

. . Variants that use turn levers

. . Variants with teeth that bite into the belt

. . Screwing

. . Variants with structures that fit together

. Adjustable variants

AD00
BELT-ADJUSTING SECTIONS

AD01

AD02

AD03

AD04

AD05

AD06

AD07

AD08

AD09

AD10

. Adjustment in steps

. . Variants that have fastening pins or projections

. . . Movable pins or projections

. . . Stationary pins or projections while in use

. . . Stationary pins or projections on buckle units

. . . Orientation of pins or projections

. . . . Variants that face outward

. . . . Variants that face to the side

. . . . Variants that face inward

. Continuous adjustment

AE00
ACCESSORIES

AE01

AE02

AE03

AE04

AE05

. Holding of free ends

. . Rings

. . Snaps

. . Variants that use springs

. . Variants that use magnets

BA00
SLIDE ADJUSTERS

BA01

BA02

BA03

BA04

BA05

BA06

. Use for hats

. Use for trousers

. Use for skirts

. Use for goggles

. Variants made of metal

. Variants made of plastic

BB00
BUCKLES FOR CORDS

BB01

BB02

BB03

BB04

BB05

BB06

BB07

. Cord fasteners

. . Adjustable variants

. . . Use for helmets

. . . Use for clothing

. . . . Use for undershorts

. . Fasteners for single cords

. . Fasteners for two or more cords

BC00
BUCKLES FOR SEAT BELTS

BC01

BC02

BC03

BC04

BC05

BC06

BC07

BC08

BC09

BC10

. Buckles that use tongues

. . Tongue-locking sections

. . . Turn latches

. . . . Variants that turn around a side of the tongue

. . . . Variants that turn around a side of the main unit

. . . Sliding latches

. . . . Direction of sliding perpendicular to the tongue surface

. . . . Direction of sliding parallel to the tongue surface

. . . . Pins used as sliding latches

. . . . Balls used as sliding latches

BC11

BC12

BC13

BC14

BC15

BC16

BC17

BC18

BC19

BC20

. . . Sections that lock stationary tongues with the main unit

. . Tongues

. . . Sections that connect tongues and belts

. . . . Tongues with belt-adjusting sections

. . Buckles that lock multiple tongues

. Buckles that do not use tongues

. . Variants with turn levers

. . Belts fastened by friction

. Parts that connect buckle units and wires or fittings

. Connection of buckles to belts

BC21

BC22

BC23

BC24

BC25

BC26

BC27

BC28

BC29

BC30

. Belts that are attached to walls or the like

. Variants that incorporate electrical mechanisms

. Buckle holders

. Buckles for a third belt

. Mechanisms to prevent mis-connection

. Release mechanisms

. . Buttons

. . . Slide buttons

. . . Push buttons

. . Levers

BD00
SEPARATION OF BUCKLES FOR APPLICATIONS OTHER THAN SEAT BELTS

BD01

BD02

BD03

BD04

BD05

BD06

. Variants that use magnets

. Variants made entirely of plastic

. Variants with movable parts

. . Variants with parts that deform elastically

. Variants without movable parts

. Use for watchbands

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