Abstract: The closing device for a closing and a repeated closing of a bag consists of a strap which is bent to form a loop by a permanent connection. The strap has an inner portion and an outer portion. The inner portion and the outer portion are connected to each other by a design rupture line and a permanent connection. The strap may be opened by partial serving of the inner portion from the outer portion and by folding out the inner portion so that an opening is produced in the outer portion. In order to close the strap again, the inner portion is inserted into the opening in the outer portion.

Abstract: The closing device for a closing and a repeated closing of a bag consists of a strap which is bent to form a loop by a permanent connection. The strap has an inner portion and an outer portion. The inner portion and the outer portion are connected to each other by a design rupture line and a permanent connection. The strap may be opened by partial severing of the inner portion from the outer portion and by folding out the inner portion so that an opening is produced in the outer portion. In order to close the strap again, the inner portion is inserted into the opening in the outer portion.

Abstract: A closure clip, especially for the closure of bags, has a base member with a first and a second leg of plastic material, each of the legs forming a rigid structure having a hinge end and a coupling end portion. The legs are hingedly connected at their hinge ends and provided with first and second snap coupling members, respectively, at their coupling end portions. The coupling end portions with their first and second snap coupling members, respectively are integral to the rigid structure of the respective leg. The snap coupling members are manually engageable to each other and manually releasable from each other only by swivelling the legs about their hingedly connected ends.