A snap fastener system includes a conductive first snap fastener portion in electrical and physical contact with a first electronic component, a second snap fastener portion, and a snap ring including tines mated to one of the first and/or second snap fastener portions and including one or more conductive insulation displacement tines which cut through the insulation covering a wire to be electrically coupled to the first electronic component.

A fastening device and a fastening system including two fastening devices. The fastening device includes a first part having a first engaging side and a second part having a second engaging side, and at least two sets of individual engaging members configured to engage each other. Each set of engaging members includes a hook member and a locking member. The hook member protrudes from the first engaging side and has an engagement side from which a hook protrudes. The locking member is pivotably connected to the second part and extends into a recess in the second engaging side. The recess is adapted to receive the hook member for engagement with the locking member, and the locking member is configured to pivot towards the hook member when the hook member is in engagement with the locking member and a force is applied from the hook member on the locking member.

The utility model disclosed a shock-resistant and anti-loose buckle, comprising an upper fixed block, a handle, a lower fixed block, the utility model has the advantages of simple structure, convenient use and good shock-resistant and anti-loose effect.

A snap button has a female portion formed from a cap and a socket that are connected together with a piece of fabric in between. The cap is formed from a base body having a circumferential flange with interruptions therein so that the flange can be bent outward during assembly. The socket is formed by a disc having a central aperture and a peripheral rim, as well as an annular insert disposed within the socket. The cap is connected to the socket by pressing the socket onto the cap until the flange bends around the annular insert to anchor the cap to the socket with the fabric trapped between. A male portion having a stud is connected to the female portion by snapping the stud into the socket such that the stud extends entirely through the socket and into the cap.

Provided is a snap button in which a swaged portion of a to-be-swaged pin is not visible from users. The snap button comprises a snap button body and a cap to be connected to the snap button body with a cloth interposed between them. The snap button body includes a base; a pin to be swaged, which protrudes from an inner surface of the base, the inner surface being placed to face the cloth; and an engaging portion provided on an outer surface opposite to the inner surface of the base. The cap comprises a cap body including a cap base; and a metal eyelet attached to an inner surface of the cap base, the inner surface being placed to face the cloth. The eyelet comprises a cylindrical portion for receiving the pin which has pierced the cloth and swaging the pin on the inner surface of the cap base.

This invention relates to a button containing two pieces that snap together to fasten multiple articles of clothing. The top piece is made up of three parts: a detachable ridged color-coded cover that is used as both a pressure point to secure the invention, and a grip to rotate the invention in and out of the locked position, a male fastener that attaches the rigged cover to the plate with hinges that functions as the bottom of the top piece of the snap and lock. The hinged place contains a female fastener that secures all three pieces of the top portion. The bottom piece of the snap and lock invention is also made up of three parts: a plate to receive the hinges from the top piece, with a cavity to allow the hinges to rotate counterclockwise into a locked position, a curved structure that serves to connect the hinge/cavity plates and the article of clothing attachment, and a rivet that attaches to the article of clothing and the snap and lock invention.

A fastening system for use in shoes and articles of clothing that includes a fastening strap with openings on each side of the strap and a rivet. The rivet has a button and a retainer. The button includes a base with a recess on a first side and a stem on a second side of the base. The stem extends from the base. The button also includes a top portion. The top portion diameter is larger than the stem diameter. The retainer has a shank extending from a clamping head. The shank is being configured to fasten within the recess of the button, while the retainers extend through two opposite holes of a shoe or an article of clothing for fastening with the buttons. The openings of the fastening strap are adapted to fit over the top portion of each of the button.

A fastener system is disclosed having a clamping portion and a captured portion, wherein each component is secured to a substrate. The clamping component serves to capture and detach from the captured component upon activation by a force from the same direction.

A snap button connector has a male connector portion and a female connector portion, the male connector portion including a male connector body with a convex portion, a plurality of first electrodes and one or more positioning keys, the female connector portion including a female connector body with a concave portion, a plurality of second electrodes, and one or more keys to be positioned, and when the male connector portion is fitted with the female connector portion, the convex portion and the positioning keys are fitted with the concave portion and the keys to be positioned, respectively, whereby the plurality of first electrodes are aligned with and electrically connected to the plurality of second electrodes.

A press stud comprises a male element and a female element. The male element comprises a coupling portion which is insertable into a housing seat of the female element in a coupling direction. The coupling portion of the male element has an anti-uncoupling appendage which interferes with the female element and prevents the uncoupling of the male element from the female element when they are subjected to tension acting in a substantially transverse direction with respect to the direction of coupling.