Arrangement in superposable safety belt with disengageable rings

Abstract

The object of this patent application consists of a safety belt to be overlaid on the original back portion of the seat belt air belonging to the field of safety engineering, whose technique allows the rapid detachment by third parties, with the pull of a single rigging included, for the case where the user on air position is unable to do so in the case of rescue, more specifically the overlay safety belt with disengageable rings (1) that includes a lumbar belt (2), with an elongated base strip (3), which is stitched over, another upper strip (4), which overlaps the original belt, the base strap (3) over which there is another woven upper strip (4) whose set overlaps itself to the original belt, and the base strip (3) has, at each end, a hinged end that lays down the original air safety belt end buckles, upper strip (4) features an engagement fold (6), preceded by a grommet (8), and a double rigging (10), has its ends equipped with a metallic pin (11).

Claims

1. A lumbar belt useful for attachment to safety belts and for remotely releasing a worker from attachment to a structure comprising: a base strip, an intersperse wheel, two grommets, two pin, and two disengageable rings, primary double rigging and two secondary double riggings; wherein said intersperse wheel is mounted in the center of the base strip and the primary double rigging further comprising two parallel lines, a first end of which extends out from the base strip, the other end of which passes through the intersperse wheel, after passing through said intersperse wheel the parallel lines separate such that one line travels along the surface of the base strip toward one end of the strip and the other line travels along the surface of the base strip toward other end of the strip, each of the ends of the strip are configured with one of the pins, grommets and disengageable rings such that the line traveling toward each respective end engages and terminates at a top of the pin, said pin being removably engaged with the grommet, the bottom of the pin being removably engaged with a respective one of the two secondary double rigging, each secondary double rigging also engaged, by way of engagement folding, to each disengageable ring, said pins are configured such that when the first end of the primary double rigging is pulled the pins disengage from the secondary double riggings which, in turn releases the disengageable rings; wherein said release of the disengageable rings results in the worker being released from the structure.

2. The lumbar belt of claim 1 further comprising a structure for attachment to a safety belt.

3. The lumbar belt of claim 1 further comprising material selected from the group consisting of: polyester, nylon and polyamide.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS PROVIDED

(1) For better further understanding and comprehension of how the disposition introduced in overlaid belt with disengageable rings consists of, which claims herein, illustrative drawings are presented in the attachment, where we can see;

(2) FIG. 1Shows an upper-back perspective view of the overlaid belt with disengageable rings, as they are engaged to a conventional safety belt, where arrows indicate where their ends will come across.

(3) FIG. 2Shows another upper-back perspective view of the overlaid safety belt with disengageable rings coupled to a conventional safety belt.

(4) FIG. 3Shows an upper perspective view of the overlaid safety belt with disengageable rings.

(5) FIG. 4Shows a back-perspective view of the overlaid safety belt with disengageable rings.

(6) FIG. 5Shows an upper perspective view of the overlaid safety belt with loose disengageable rings.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

(7) According to the illustration in the figures above on how the related disposition introduced in overlaid belt with disengageable rings, object of this patent, consists of a vest-type safety belt accessory to protect and stabilize the user in services performed at heights, whose technology comprises a belt that overlaps its original (lower back) safety belt, in order to be able to release him from a distance, when the user is unable to do so, therefore, allows it to be taken by a third person in an innovative manner.

(8) This overlaid belt has its ends connected to the original safety belt side rings (on which the strap carabiners would be affixed) through the strips with Velcro fasteners and it has two other rings equally positioned, however, able to be released along with the strap (structural fixed back strap), if there is the need to rescue the user who finds himself/herself in a risk situation and to be inoperable, in such heights, without requiring the first rescuer to climb up the place to disconnect the strap from the lumbar belt rings in order to lower the temporarily incapacitated (fainted) worker down, sustained by a life rope, set to other safety belt anchorage points, provided that they keep the user in totally safe conditions.

(9) The overlaid belt can be manufactured in different ways and with different materials, since it depends on its function, but it is usually made by a texture technique, using strands of polyester, nylon, polyamide etc.

(10) Operation of the Overlapping Safety Belt

(11) The lumbar seat belt on which it attaches to a fixed strap in fixed structures is a necessary option to equip such safety belts, usually set to other additional rings and it focus on the comfort of a worker executing the service and how to ensure his/her safety.

(12) First, there was a time when this PPE was attached to the belt dorsal part and, on the other hand, when Brazil began to carry out imports of more modern models, with more anchor rings, industry began to modernize and provide more options for professionals, as well as for imported safety belts.

(13) More recently, it became mandatory to use front and rear double Y latch element, along to the safety belt set, and thus offer more modern vest-type belts, which offer several attachment or ring options for crimping, and not only on the dorsal area.

(14) Knowing all the anchorage points means the user can choose the way it is most convenient for the function performance.

(15) The overlaid safety belt with disengageable rings (1) includes a lumbar belt (2), equipped with an elongated base strip (3), woven, produced with synthetic strands, which is stitched in its center, another upper strip (4) of smaller length, woven, containing synthetic strands as well, which overlaps the original belt, in the same back abdominal area.

(16) In order to fix them to the side rings (18) of the safety belt (17), the base strap (3) has a convergent hinged end (4) at each end that gets fixed to that structure through velcro-type couplings over which, after being folded, attaches and overlaps to a divergent and opposed bluffed strip (15), fixed with velcro as well.

(17) The upper strip (4) features an engagement fold (6) at each end, fixed to such structure with reinforced stitching (7), preceded by a grommet (8), and along the upper strap (4) it is attached under a lining (9), a double rigging (10), whose outer ends are equipped with a metallic pin (11) and common ends hanging through a interspearse wheel (12) set to the external center of the upper strip (4).

(18) A double rigging (13) connected by a specific technique by respective engagement folds (6) and, that finish across by the grommets (8), providing support and fixing the respective allocated disengageable ring (14), each at the ends of the strip (4), which can be disconnected after a manual pull by the common ends of double riggings (10), showing a substantial length.

(19) To provide a better finishing, a soft woven sleeve covers the upper strap (4) in the metallic pin (11) crimping area of the rigging (10) and (13), where it gets overlapped both crosswise, by a woven clamp equipped with velcro, which also involves the base strap (3) and upper strap (4).

(20) Therefore, this descriptive report depicts a new design of overlaid safety belts, as it can be seen by analyses carried out and figures shown, numerous differences over conventional models of individual safety equipment for the same purpose on the market, as well as constructive and functional technical characteristics quite different from those relevant to the state of the art.

(21) By the advantages it offers, and still, for showing truly innovative features that meet all the requirements as to innovation and originality in the genre, this disposition introduced in overlaid safety belt with disengageable rings gather the conditions needed to merit a patent of utility model.