DE1237437B - Stand-by container for breathing apparatus - Google Patents

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GERMAN 4% / τΥΝ ^ PATENT OFFICE

German class: 61 a -29/35

EDITORIAL

Number: 1237 437

File number: A 48147 V / 61 a

J 237 437 Filing date: January 19, 1965

Opened on: March 23, 1967

The invention relates to a standby container for breathing apparatus, in particular self-rescuers, its Lid is pressed against the lower part of the container with a tape with a quick release fastener, which is on one end of which is detachable with an intermediate piece which is detachably arranged on the side of the lower part of the container connected is.

In a known standby container of this type (German utility model 1 888 078) the Lid in the closed state with a tension lock switched into the band over two sides tensioning straps releasably attached to the lower container part and to the belt against the lower container part pressed. The ready-to-use container is carried on a shoulder strap, which has the disadvantage brings that he move relative to the body of the wearer in a certain amount by the shoulder strap can. It is also known to use a container that accommodates the filter of a respiratory protective device to attach a loop to the waist belt of the person carrying the container; the other parts of the breathing apparatus, namely the mask and a breathing tube are carried in a pocket in front of the chest (German patent specification 649 775). With this training, the filter is also in operation attached to the waist belt.

The invention is based on the object of providing the ready-to-use container mentioned at the outset in this way improve that on the one hand it is held firmly to the body in the ready position, but on the other hand when removing the breathing apparatus, the connection between the container and the body is loosened. According to the invention, this object is achieved in that the intermediate piece with means for fastening is provided on a belt of the person carrying the container.

In this way it is achieved that the ready-to-use container is held firmly on the body of the wearer and can be easily removed from the harness after opening the quick release fastener.

The intermediate piece expediently consists of a plate in which two opposite one another Edges are bent like a hook. The intermediate piece can thus be easily attached to the Body belt are fastened so that the edges of the body belt are pressed slightly against each other, the so The compressed belt is moved against the plate and the belt edges are then released again so that they slide into the two hook-like bands of the plate.

It is also advantageous if the intermediate piece has a stand-by container for the tape end connected to it for breathing apparatus

Applicant:

Auergesellschaft G. mb H.,
Berlin 65, Friedrich-Krause-Ufer 24

Named as inventor:

Dr. Walter Lemcke,

Dipl.-Ing. Helmut Schumann, Berlin

has turned, preferably punched-out tab to which the tape end is connected. the Attachment of the tape end to the flap can be done, for example, so that the tape end as Hook is formed which engages in an opening of the tab. Of course, the reverse is also true Solution (hook on the cloth, opening at the end of the tape) possible.

The intermediate piece can preferably be punched out at its end facing the lower container part Have flaps which is connected to the container base. The rag is preferred Bent over like a hook and engages in an eyelet attached to the lower part of the container. This connection too can be designed in other ways. So z. B. a downward facing on the container base Be arranged hook that engages from above in an eyelet located on the intermediate piece.

An exemplary embodiment is shown in the drawing. It shows

F i g. 1 shows a side view of the ready-to-use container and

Fig. 2 shows the intermediate piece in a spatial representation.

In Fig. 1, 5 denotes the standby container for a breathing apparatus, which consists of the cover 6 and the container base 7 . Lid and lower part are held together by a band 8, which is equipped with a quick-release fastener 9 and is arranged in a groove 10 of the lid. The band engages with its one hook-shaped end 11 in an eyelet 12, which is attached to the container base 7 , and with its other, designed as a hook 13 end in a plate-shaped intermediate piece 14, which in turn with a punched out and upwardly bent tab 15 in a Eyelet 16 engages on the lower part. The intermediate piece 14 is hooked on two opposite edges 17 and 18

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Claims (2)

like bent and engages with the hook-like bends around the waist belt 19 of the wearer. The details of the intermediate piece 14 emerge from FIG. 2. It consists of the plate provided with two bent-over edges 17 and 18, which has a punched-out tab 21 provided with an opening 20, in which the hook 13 of the band 8 engages, and the second punched-out tab 15 bent upwards, which engages in the eyelet 16 of the lower container part 7. Like the fig. 1 can be seen, the container can be attached to the waist belt 19 in a simple manner that its edges are moved into the two bent edges 17 and 18 after being pressed together. If the quick lock 9 is released, the container is opened and at the same time all container parts, namely lid 6, container base 7 and band 8 with quick lock 9, fall off the intermediate piece 14 so that the device user is not hindered on the run . Patent claims: 1. Stand-by container for breathing apparatus, especially self-rescuers, with the lid against the lower part of the container is pressed with a tape with a quick release fastener, which at his one End releasably connected to an intermediate piece which is releasably arranged on the side of the lower part of the container is characterized in that the intermediate piece (14) is provided with means for fastening to a waist belt (19) of the person carrying the container. 2. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that the intermediate piece (14) consists of a plate in which two opposing edges (17 and 18) are bent over like a hook. 3. A container according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the intermediate piece (14) has a preferably punched-out tab (21) facing the end of the tape connected to it, to which the tape end is connected. 4. Container according to claim 3, characterized in that the tape end is designed as a hook (13) which engages in an opening (20) of the tab (21). 5. Container according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the intermediate piece (14) at its end facing the container base (7) has a preferably punched-out tab (15) which is connected to the container base. 6. A container according to claim 5, characterized in that the tab (15) is bent like a hook and engages in an eyelet (16) attached to the lower container part (7). Considered publications:
German Patent No. 649 775;
German utility model No. 1 888 078. 1 sheet of drawings 709 520/32 3. 67 © Bundesdruckerei Berlin