CN220142560U - Anti-falling pole foot buckle - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses an anti-falling pole climbing foot buckle, which relates to power distribution facility maintenance equipment. It includes a foot pedal and a pole climbing assembly for clamping on the distribution pole. The foot pedal is provided with a device for holding the sole of the foot A strap assembly fixed on the foot pedal. The strap assembly includes a fixed strap with adjustable length for fixing on the instep and an elastic strap provided at the rear end of the foot pedal for fixing the heel; adjust and fix during use The length of the strap allows the fixed strap to fix the forefoot, and at the same time, the elastic strap is pulled to fix the elastic strap on the heel. Since the elastic strap itself can be tightened on the heel, it can prevent the sole of the foot from falling off the pedal during the climbing process. It is safer to use, and the elastic band itself can adapt to different sizes of feet.

Description

Anti-falling pole foot buckle

Technical field

The utility model relates to the field of power distribution facility maintenance equipment, in particular to an anti-falling pole foot buckle.

Background technique

As the State Grid Corporation of China's requirements for safety and high-quality services continue to increase, safe and timely repairs have become increasingly important in the face of emergencies. Lightning often causes line tripping, ground loss, disconnection and other faults, requiring maintenance personnel to carry out pole inspections and emergency repairs after rain. Climbing pole foot buckles are a commonly used auxiliary equipment for climbing operations in the field of power transmission and transformation, making it easier for maintenance personnel to climb poles for maintenance.

The pole climbing foot buckle includes a buckle part that is adapted to the electric pole and a foot pedal part that is adapted to the maintenance personnel's feet. When in use, the maintenance personnel's feet are tied tightly to the pedal part, and then the maintenance personnel climb the pole. The buckle part of the foot buckle is clamped on the pole. It uses leverage and the weight of the human body to make the other side of the buckle part tightly fastened to the pole, which generates greater friction and makes it easier for maintenance personnel to climb. When the maintenance personnel lift their feet, the buckle will automatically release due to the reduced gravity on the feet, making it easier for the maintenance personnel to climb upwards.

Currently, the existing pole foot buckles usually include a buckle part that is adapted to the electric pole and a foot pedal part that is adapted to the operator's feet. Although this structure can meet the basic operational needs, it is Due to its own structural limitations, the reliability of the binding between the foot buckle of the climbing pole and the feet of the climber is poor. There may be sliding and loosening during the climbing process, which can easily lead to serious accidents such as falls. safety incident.

Utility model content

In view of this, the purpose of the present utility model is to provide an anti-falling climbing pole foot buckle, which can solve the problem of poor binding reliability and sliding and loosening during the climbing process of the climbing pole.

The anti-falling pole foot buckle provided by this utility model adopts the following technical solutions:

An anti-falling climbing pole foot buckle includes a foot pedal and a climbing pole assembly for clamping on a distribution pole. The foot pedal is provided with a strap assembly for fixing the sole of the foot on the foot pedal. The strap assembly includes a fixed strap with adjustable length for fixing on the instep and an elastic strap provided at the rear end of the foot pedal for fixing the heel. The elastic strap is provided with a strap for preventing the elastic strap from falling off the heel. anti-falling components.

Further, the anti-falling component includes an anti-slip band disposed at a middle position of the elastic band, and the width of the anti-slip band is wider than the width of the elastic band for increasing friction on the heel.

Furthermore, the side of the anti-slip strip that contacts the heel is roughened.

Further, the anti-dropping component further includes an anti-dropping strap used to prevent the elastic strap from falling off the heel, and the anti-dropping strap goes around the ankle and is fixed on the ankle.

Furthermore, two anti-off straps are provided and are connected and fixed from both sides of the ankle respectively. The two anti-off straps are arranged on the anti-slip strap and are fixedly connected through Velcro.

Furthermore, the foot pedal is provided with a plurality of convex ribs for increasing friction on the sole of the foot, and the convex ribs are arranged side by side on the foot pedal.

Furthermore, the protruding ribs are respectively centrally arranged on the front sole and the rear sole of the foot pedal.

Further, the climbing rod assembly includes a climbing rod member, a connecting piece provided on one side of the foot pedal, and an arc-shaped chuck for clamping on the distribution pole in conjunction with the climbing rod member. The arc-shaped chuck is provided on On the side of the foot pedal, the climbing rod is slidably provided on the connecting piece for adjusting the distance between the climbing rod and the arc-shaped chuck.

Furthermore, the climbing pole member is provided with a hook for hanging the climbing pole foot buckle on the equipment rack or cable when performing equipment maintenance on the distribution pole.

To sum up, the present utility model contains at least one of the following beneficial effects:

1. When using, adjust the length of the fixed strap so that the fixed strap fixes the forefoot, and at the same time pull the elastic strap to fix the elastic strap on the heel. Because the elastic strap itself can be tightened on the heel, it can prevent the sole of the foot from stepping on the pole during the climbing process. If the board comes off, it is safer to use, and the elastic band itself can also adapt to different sizes of feet;

2. After climbing to the maintenance position of the distribution pole, when the construction personnel can work on the installation rack of the equipment on the distribution pole, they need to remove the climbing pole foot buckle and hang it through the hook on the climbing pole. Buckle it on the equipment rack or cable to prevent construction workers from carrying the climbing pole foot buckle to work, making the operation more convenient for the staff and preventing the climbing pole foot buckle from falling.

Description of the drawings

Figure 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the utility model.

Explanation of reference symbols:

1. Foot pedal; 11. Protruding rib; 2. Climbing pole component; 21. Climbing pole piece; 22. Connector; 23. Arc clip; 3. Strap component; 31. Fixed belt; 32. Elastic belt ; 4. Anti-removal component; 41. Anti-slip belt; 42. Anti-removal belt.

Detailed ways

The following describes the implementation of the present invention through specific examples. Those skilled in the art can easily understand other advantages and effects of the present invention from the content disclosed in this specification. The present invention can also be implemented or applied through other different specific implementations. Various details in this specification can also be modified or changed in various ways based on different viewpoints and applications without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

The utility model will be further described in detail below in conjunction with Figure 1.

The embodiment of the utility model discloses an anti-falling pole foot buckle. Referring to Figure 1, the anti-falling pole foot buckle includes a foot pedal 1 and a pole assembly 2 for clamping on the distribution pole. The pole assembly 2 includes a pole member 21, a pole member 21, and a pole assembly 2 arranged on one side of the foot pedal 1. The connecting piece 22 and the arc-shaped chuck 23 used to clamp the power distribution pole with the climbing rod piece 21. The arc-shaped chuck 23 is arranged on the side of the foot pedal 1, and the climbing rod piece 21 is slidably arranged on the connecting piece 22. It is used to adjust the distance between the climbing rod member 21 and the arc-shaped chuck 23. The climbing rod assembly 2 is a prior art, and the specific structure will not be described redundantly here.

The footrest 1 is provided with a strap assembly 3 for fixing the sole of the foot to the footrest 1. The strap assembly 3 includes a length-adjustable fixation strap 31 for fixing on the instep and is arranged behind the footrest 1. The end of the elastic band 32 is used to fix the heel. When using, adjust the length of the fixed band 31 so that the fixed band 31 fixes the forefoot. At the same time, pull the elastic band 32 to fix the elastic band 32 on the heel. Due to the elasticity of the elastic band 32, it can be tightened on the heel. The heel can prevent the sole of the foot from falling off the foot pedal 1 during climbing the pole, making it safer to use. At the same time, the elasticity of the elastic band 32 itself can also adapt to the soles of different sizes.

During the climbing process, due to the gravity of the climbing foot buckle, the elastic band 32 is pulled downward, causing the elastic band 32 to slide downward on the heel, and there is a possibility of falling off. The elastic band 32 is provided with a structure to prevent the elastic band 32 from falling off. The anti-skid component 4 for falling off the heel. The anti-skid component 4 includes an anti-skid belt 41 arranged in the middle of the elastic belt 32. The width of the anti-skid belt 41 is wider than the width of the elastic belt 32. The anti-skid belt 41 can increase the friction between the elastic belt 32 and the heel. The contact area can increase the friction between the elastic band 32 and the heel, and reduce the possibility of the elastic band 32 sliding downward during climbing.

In order to further increase the friction between the elastic band 32 and the heel, the side of the anti-slip band 41 that contacts the heel is a rough surface, which can increase the friction between the anti-slip band 41 and the heel, making the elastic band 32 more stable on the heel.

In order to further increase the stability between the elastic band 32 and the heel, the anti-falling assembly 4 also includes an anti-falling band 42 for preventing the elastic band 32 from falling off the heel. The anti-falling band 42 goes around the ankle and is fixed on the ankle. In this embodiment In the example, two anti-off strips 42 are provided and are connected and fixed from both sides of the ankle respectively. The two anti-off straps 42 are arranged on the anti-skid strap 41. Both anti-off straps 42 are provided with Velcro. The anti-detachment strap 42 can be fixedly connected through Velcro, and the length of the anti-detachment strap 42 can be adjusted according to the thickness of the ankle.

In this embodiment, the foot pedal 1 is provided with a number of convex ribs 11 for increasing the friction between the soles of the feet. The convex ribs 11 are arranged side by side on the foot pedal 1. The transverse ribs 11 can increase the friction between the soles of the feet and the feet. The friction between the pedals 1; since the forefoot and the rear foot exert more force on the pedal 1, the convex ribs 11 are respectively concentrated on the forefoot and rear sole of the pedal 1, increasing the friction between the forefoot and the rear foot. Friction on foot pedal 1.

The climbing pole member 21 is provided with a hanging buckle 24 for hanging the climbing pole foot buckle on the equipment rack or cable when performing equipment maintenance on the distribution pole. When the construction worker climbs to the maintenance position of the distribution pole, the construction worker When working on the installation rack for installing equipment on the distribution pole, the foot buckle of the climbing pole needs to be removed, and the hook 24 on the climbing pole member 21 can be hung on the equipment rack or cable to prevent construction personnel from carrying the climbing pole. The work of the pole foot buckle makes the operation more convenient for the staff and can also prevent the pole foot buckle from falling.

Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention and are not limiting. Although the present utility model has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, those of ordinary skill in the art should understand that the present utility model can be modified. If the technical solution is modified or equivalently substituted without departing from the purpose and scope of the technical solution of the present utility model, it shall be covered by the claims of the present utility model.

Claims (9)

1. The utility model provides an anticreep pole climbers of stepping on which characterized in that: including running-board (1) and be used for the centre gripping to step on pole subassembly (2) on the distribution pole, be equipped with on running-board (1) and be used for fixing bandage subassembly (3) on running-board (1) with the sole, bandage subassembly (3) are including being used for fixing on the instep and adjustable fixed band (31) of length and setting up in running-board (1) rear end be used for fixed elastic webbing (32) of heel, be equipped with on elastic webbing (32) and be used for preventing elastic webbing (32) from falling off anticreep subassembly (4) from the heel.

2. The anti-drop pole climber of claim 1, wherein: the anti-falling assembly (4) comprises an anti-slip belt (41) arranged at the middle position of the elastic belt (32), and the width of the anti-slip belt (41) is wider than that of the elastic belt (32) and is used for increasing the friction force of the heel.

3. The anti-drop pole climber of claim 2, wherein: one surface of the anti-slip belt (41) contacting with the heel is roughened.

4. The anti-drop pole climber of claim 2, wherein: the anti-slip assembly (4) further includes an anti-slip strap (42) for preventing the elastic strap (32) from slipping off the heel, the anti-slip strap (42) being secured to the ankle around the ankle.

5. The anti-drop pole climber of claim 4, wherein: the anti-slip belts (42) are arranged and respectively wound around and fixed on two sides of the ankle, and the two anti-slip belts (42) are arranged on the anti-slip belts (41) and fixedly connected through the magic tape.

6. The anti-drop pole climber of claim 1, wherein: the foot rest (1) is provided with a plurality of ribs (11) for increasing friction force on the sole, and the ribs (11) are arranged on the foot rest (1) side by side.

7. The anti-drop pole climber of claim 6, wherein: the convex ribs (11) are respectively and intensively arranged at the front sole and the rear sole of the foot pedal (1).

8. The anti-drop pole climber of claim 1, wherein: the climbing rod assembly (2) comprises a climbing rod piece (21), a connecting piece (22) arranged on one side of the pedal plate (1) and an arc clamping head (23) used for being matched with the climbing rod piece (21) to clamp the power distribution rod, the arc clamping head (23) is arranged on the side edge of the pedal plate (1), and the climbing rod piece (21) is arranged on the connecting piece (22) in a sliding mode and used for adjusting the distance between the climbing rod piece (21) and the arc clamping head (23).

9. The anti-drop pole climber of claim 8, wherein: the pole climbing piece (21) is provided with a hanging buckle (24) for hanging the pole climbing climbers on an equipment rack or a cable when equipment maintenance is carried out on the distribution pole.