PL65314Y1 - Protecting jacket - Google Patents

Description

2 PL 65 314 Υ1

Pattern description

The subject of the utility model is a protective vest intended especially for a soldier, a policeman, as well as an officer and employee of the security services.

Various types of protective and bulletproof vests are known, which are equipped with sewn or attached external pockets for carrying ammunition, weapons or other equipment.

For example, they are known from the utility model application and the invention Nos. 335119, 364184, 365771, which have a shape similar to a T-shirt with flared sides at belly level, are fastened on the wearer and have a two-layer structure for inserting a protective insert between the outer and inner layers.

The protective vest according to the utility model consists of a undershirt-shaped front part (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2) with flared sides at the belly level, which is fastened with the outer lap belt (2) and an elastic inner belt. The external hip belt (2) is attached to the rear part of the vest (Fig. 3 and Fig. 4) under the support panel (6) cut out of fabric, sewn onto the back part of the vest, and is fastened at the front of the vest with Velcro straps (9) on the Velcro tape (15). Velcro fasteners (9) are hidden under sewn in the front part of the vest, hinged support panel (1) cut from the fabric. The tilting support panel (1) and the support panel (6) are sewn onto the actual outer fabric of the vest, creating an additional layer of the vest, covering the Velcro fasteners (9) of the hip belt (2) and the vertical adjustment straps (7), increasing the strength of the entire vest. On the external lap belt (2), on the sides of the front of the vest, on the front (1) and rear (6) hinged support panel, tapes (5) are sewn to attach the pockets of 1 pouches, and these tapes are sewn parallel to each other at equal intervals the width of the tape. The tapes (5) are sewn to the fabric (12) with fastening seams (11) perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the tape, forming eyelets (13). The seams are equidistant from each other (Fig. 5). The fastening seams (11) are positioned parallel to each other on the tape, and with respect to the seams on the parallel adjacent tapes they are aligned to form an array of eyelets one after the other.

Fig. 1 shows a front view of the vest with the lap belt (2) fastened. The fastened hip belt (2) covers the sides and the sewn fastening straps (14) shown in Fig. 4 are sewn in the same way as the fastening straps (5). Additional elements can be attached to the fastening straps (14), in particular additional side ballistic plates, which are covered with a fastened hip belt (2), improving the stability of the carried ballistic plates.

Fig. 2 shows a front view of the vest with the lap belt (2) fastened with Velcro straps (9). The hip belt attachment (2) is covered by a hinged support panel (1).

Fig. 2 and Fig. 4 show the removed crotch shield (4), which is attached to the lower part of the front of the vest, and can be stowed away. In the upper part of the front there is a yoke (3) sewn on to cover the vertical adjustment bands (7).

Fig. 3 shows a rear view of the vest with the outer lap belt (2) fastened. The external lap belt fastening is covered in the rear part with the rear support panel (6). In the upper part there are vertical adjustments (7) that adjust the vest to the user's height. The evacuation handle (8) is located in the upper middle position of the rear part.

Fig. 4 shows the unfolded view of the vest with the lap belt (2) unfolded. At both ends of the lap belt, Velcro fasteners in the shape of a trapezoid or a rectangle with cut corners (9) are sewn in, which fasten the lap belt (2) to the front of the vest by the user. The trapezoidal shape of the hip belt end allows for a comfortable fit of the waist belt around the user's body shape. With the vest unfastened (Fig. 4), you can see additional fastening straps (14) sewn on the sides of the front part of the vest. The vertical adjustment straps (7) connect the front and rear parts of the vest at shoulder height. The vertical adjustment straps are additionally covered with shoulder straps (10), to which additional elements can be attached, e.g. a forearm cover.

The protective vest is characterized by a two-layer structure, and replaceable protective inserts can be placed between the layers of the outer and inner material. Depending on the user's needs, protective inserts can be bullet-proof and knife-proof inserts, impact compensation inserts or buoyancy inserts.

Claims (6)

3 EN 65 314 Υ1 Protective caveats 1. A protective vest consisting of a front and rear part, fastened at the front with a circumferential lap belt (2) with a trapezoidal hook and loop fastener tape (9) at the front. 2. A vest according to claim A device according to claim 1, characterized in that in the shoulder part it has vertical adjustment straps (7) mounted at the rear and at the front. 3. A vest according to claim A hinged panel (1) covering the fastening of the hip belt (2) is sewn in the front part of the vest. 4. A vest according to claim A panel according to claim 1, characterized in that in the rear part of the vest, a panel (6) covering the fastening of the hip belt (2) is sewn from an additional layer of fabric. 5. A vest according to claim The device according to claim 1, characterized in that on the panel (1) at the front, on the panel (6) at the back and on the circumferential waist belt (2), there are sewn-on tapes (5) for fixing pockets and pouches. 6. A vest according to claim 3. The strip according to claim 1, characterized in that the tapes (5) are sewn to the fabric (12) with a seam perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the tape, these seams are arranged parallel to each other on the tape and are at the same distance from each other forming eyelets, and in relation to the seams on the tapes parallel adjacent ones are located in one line, creating a system of equally sized vias one below the other.