A wire terminator device for fences and barriers which has two bodies. The first body houses a wire retaining mechanism and the second body stems from the first body and includes an engagement element where the wire is retained in the usage position. The engagement element forming the second body is defined by a through passage in the direction of passage of the wire and a single inlet groove that is oblique with respect to the direction of passage of the wire. The single inlet groove is arranged in the same plane of the direction of passage of the wire in the usage position.

A cinching connector to attach a functional sheet product to a line comprises a waist member, a buckle, and a cord. The cord engages the buckle to create an adjustable loop. One side of the functional sheet product is draped over the waist member and the adjustable loop placed over the other side of the functional sheet product and over the waist member. The adjustable loop is moved from an expanded circumference to a cinched circumference by tension applied to the cord, cinching the adjustable loop and the functional sheet product to a waist of the waist member. Tension on the line holds the adjustable loop in the cinched circumference and maintains the attachment of the waist member to the functional sheet product.

A cinching connector to attach a functional sheet product to a line comprises a waist member, a buckle, and a cord. The cord engages the buckle to create an adjustable loop. One side of the functional sheet product is draped over the waist member and the adjustable loop placed over the other side of the functional sheet product and over the waist member. The adjustable loop is moved from an expanded circumference to a cinched circumference by tension applied to the cord, cinching the adjustable loop and the functional sheet product to a waist of the waist member. Tension on the line holds the adjustable loop in the cinched circumference and maintains the attachment of the waist member to the functional sheet product.

A system for holding a device. The system may include a first securing member and a second securing member respectively located at a first end and a second end of the device holding apparatus. The system may also include where each of the first securing member and the second securing member further includes a first securing member portion and a second securing member portion that define a loop configured to receive a respective corner of a device. The system may also include a bottom support strap connecting the first securing member and the second securing member. The system may also include a first upper support strap connected to the first securing member. Further, the system may include a second upper support strap connected to the second securing member.

A self-locking securing device facilitates secure connection to cable or elongated object ends, and employs a retaining jaw, a barrel, a spacer and a sleeve. In various embodiments, the retaining jaw and spacer are formed as part or all of a replaceable cartridge and can include a fastening ring therebetween.

A device for winding a flexible tube, the device including two identical blades LA placed opposite ways round one against the other and pivotally secured to each other about their respective axes of axial symmetry, which together constitute a pivot axis PIV. One of the blades presents in its left edge an upwardly open notch EC that is formed by a first circular arc ARC1 having its origin at a connection point PR situated on the right edge of the notch and on the longitudinal axis LG of the blade; a diameter of the first circular arc lying on the longitudinal axis; and the first circular arc presenting a central angle α of not less than 180°.

A device for winding a flexible tube, the device including two identical blades LA placed opposite ways round one against the other and pivotally secured to each other about their respective axes of axial symmetry, which together constitute a pivot axis PIV. One of the blades presents in its left edge an upwardly open notch EC that is formed by a first circular arc ARC1 having its origin at a connection point PR situated on the right edge of the notch and on the longitudinal axis LG of the blade; a diameter of the first circular arc lying on the longitudinal axis; and the first circular arc presenting a central angle α of not less than 180°.

A holster includes a backing, a pouch, a strap assembly, and a liner. The pouch includes a first securing element disposed along a front wall thereof. The pouch is coupled to the backing to cooperatively define a cavity configured to receive a communications device. The strap assembly is coupled to the backing and selectively couplable with the pouch. The strap assembly includes a cord, a handle, and a second securing element. The handle is coupled to the cord along a portion of the cord opposite the backing. The second securing element is disposed along a rear surfaces of the handle. The second securing element is couplable to the first securing element. The liner includes a fire resistant material and/or a fire retardant material and is disposed within the cavity along at least one of an interior surface of the backing and an interior surface of the pouch.

A device for retaining a cord comprises a body having a first surface and a second surface. The second surface is spaced from or disposed at an angle relative to the first surface. The body defines a recess disposed on and extending along the first surface. The body defines a first opening and a second opening. The first opening is disposed adjacent the recess and the second opening is disposed on the second surface. The body defines a bore that extends between the first opening and the second opening to allow the cord to extend through the body. A plurality of teeth extend from opposing walls of the recess for engaging the cord to retain the cord in a taut position.

A device for retaining a cord comprises a body having a first surface and a second surface. The second surface is spaced from or disposed at an angle relative to the first surface. The body defines a recess disposed on and extending along the first surface. The body defines a first opening and a second opening. The first opening is disposed adjacent the recess and the second opening is disposed on the second surface. The body defines a bore that extends between the first opening and the second opening to allow the cord to extend through the body. A plurality of teeth extend from opposing walls of the recess for engaging the cord to retain the cord in a taut position.