Abstract A stopper for plugging an opening formed in a panel comprises a flange portion for pressed contact with the surface of the panel and an insertion portion extended downwardly from the lower surface of the flange portion and adapted for insertion into the opening in the panel. The insertion portion is formed in the shape of a boss, provided in the interior thereof with an annular groove which opens into the upper surface of the insertion portion, and gives rise to outer circumferential walls of a small thickness. The outer circumferential walls are provided with a plurality of internally hollowed engaging projections disposed in the radial direction and are provided on the outer wall surfaces thereof with engaging claws adapted for fast engagement with the opening in the panel. The stopper thus constructed possesses watertightness and ability to provide tight fastening and is easy of operation.
A stopper for plugging an opening formed in a panel, which comprises a flange portion for pressed contact with the surface of the panel and an insertion portion extended downwardly from the lower surface of said flange portion and adapted for insertion into the opening in the panel, said insertion portion being formed in the shape of a boss, being provided in the interior thereof with an annular groove opening into the upper surface of said insertion portion and giving rise to outer circumferential walls of a small thickness, said outer circumferential walls being provided with a plurality of internally hollowed engaging projections disposed in the radial direction, and the outer wall surfaces of said outer circumferential walls being provided with engaging claws adapted for fast engagement with the opening in the panel.
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Dependent Claim
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A stopper for plugging an opening formed in a panel, which comprises a flange portion for pressed contact with the surface of the panel and an insertion portion extended downwardly from the lower surface of said flange portion and adapted for insertion into the opening in the panel, said insertion portion being formed in the shape of a boss, being provided in the interior thereof with an annular groove opening into the upper surface of said insertion portion and giving rise to outer circumferential walls of a small thickness, said outer circumferential walls being provided with a plurality of internally hollowed engaging projections disposed in the radial direction, and the outer wall surfaces of said outer circumferential walls being provided with engaging claws adapted for fast engagement with the opening in the panel.