EP3568031A1 - Fixiersystem zum fixieren eines helms und helm mit einem derartigen fixiersystem - Google Patents
Fixiersystem zum fixieren eines helms und helm mit einem derartigen fixiersystemInfo
- Publication number
- EP3568031A1 EP3568031A1 EP19712962.0A EP19712962A EP3568031A1 EP 3568031 A1 EP3568031 A1 EP 3568031A1 EP 19712962 A EP19712962 A EP 19712962A EP 3568031 A1 EP3568031 A1 EP 3568031A1
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- EP
- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- headband
- helmet
- guide
- fixing system
- neckband
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A42—HEADWEAR
- A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
- A42B3/00—Helmets; Helmet covers ; Other protective head coverings
- A42B3/04—Parts, details or accessories of helmets
- A42B3/10—Linings
- A42B3/14—Suspension devices
- A42B3/145—Size adjustment devices
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A42—HEADWEAR
- A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
- A42B3/00—Helmets; Helmet covers ; Other protective head coverings
- A42B3/04—Parts, details or accessories of helmets
- A42B3/08—Chin straps or similar retention devices
- A42B3/085—Occipital retention systems
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A42—HEADWEAR
- A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
- A42B3/00—Helmets; Helmet covers ; Other protective head coverings
- A42B3/04—Parts, details or accessories of helmets
- A42B3/10—Linings
- A42B3/14—Suspension devices
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A42—HEADWEAR
- A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
- A42B3/00—Helmets; Helmet covers ; Other protective head coverings
- A42B3/04—Parts, details or accessories of helmets
- A42B3/10—Linings
- A42B3/14—Suspension devices
- A42B3/142—Suspension devices with restraining or stabilizing means, e.g. nape straps
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A42—HEADWEAR
- A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
- A42B3/00—Helmets; Helmet covers ; Other protective head coverings
- A42B3/04—Parts, details or accessories of helmets
- A42B3/10—Linings
- A42B3/14—Suspension devices
- A42B3/147—Anchoring means
Definitions
- Fixation system for fixing a helmet and helmet with a derarti conditions fixation
- the invention relates to a fixing system for fixing a helmet to the head of a helmet wearer.
- the invention relates to a helmet, in particular a safety helmet, for protecting the head of the helmet wearer with such a fixing system.
- a reliable hold of the helmet on the head of the helmet wearer is very important for the development of the full protective effect. It is known to provide a headband for fixing the helmet shell, which is adaptable to a certain degree to the head shape of the helmet wearer. Exemplary headbands are disclosed in EP 2 046 156 B1, EP 2 123 182 B1, US 2017/0 112 221 A1 and DE 10 2010 027 014 A1.
- the fixing system should in particular be flexible and precise adaptable to the head shape of the helmet wearer and ensure a stable hold of the helmet.
- the fixing system has a headband with two guide means and two neckband sections each with one to one of the two guide means of the headband corresponding counter guide means.
- the core of the invention consists in that each counter-guide device for displacing the respective cover tape section relative to the headband is displaceably arranged on the corresponding guide device.
- the guide devices and the corresponding counter-guide devices in particular each form a linear guide.
- a linear guide is understood to mean a guide along a straight or curved displacement path.
- Linear guides along curved displacement paths are also referred to as sheet guides.
- the linear guides enable a precise and flexible displacement of the respective lap band sections relative to the headband.
- the fixing system is easily and precisely adapted to the head shape of the helmet wearer. The helmet sits securely and can unfold its full protective effect reliably.
- the fixation system is designed for use in a safety helmet with a preferably unpadded helmet shell.
- linear guides have few parts that are movable relative to one another.
- the neckband sections can be connected stably to the headband by means of the respective linear guide. The production of the fixing system is simplified and its service life increased.
- the headband has a longitudinal direction.
- the longitudinal direction of the forehead band essentially corresponds to the circumferential direction of the head of the wearer.
- the longitudinal direction of the headband runs at least substantially in one plane in a state of the fixing system mounted on the helmet. This level is also referred to below as a headband level.
- the displacement of the neckband sections relative to the headband may have a translational and / or a rotational component. In particular, the displacement may cause movement of the neckband perpendicular to the headband plane. Particularly preferably, the neckband sections are pivoted in the displacement relative to the headband.
- the neckband sections are not directly fastened, but only on the headband to a helmet shell of the helmet. This ensures independent, flexible pivoting of the neckband sections. The adjustment possibilities to the head shape of the helmet wearer are improved. A secure fit of the helmet is guaranteed even without a chinstrap.
- the neckband sections may be fixed or releasably connected to a neckband.
- the neckband sections are connected variable length.
- known locking or adjusting systems can be provided for adapting an effective length of the neck band and in particular an effective circumference of the fixing system to the head circumference of the helmet wearer.
- the neckband sections may each have two counter-curved crimp kinks.
- a substantially cranked (i.e., angled or deflected) course of the neckband sections ver improves the ergonomic adaptability of the fixation system to the back of the helmet wearer.
- a Fixiersy system allows a simple and effective displacement of the neck band sections relative to the headband.
- both of the management facilities are relative to the correspondent displaceable counter-Fühmngs adopted displaceable about a respective displacement distance, which extends at least partially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the headband.
- a displacement path extending perpendicularly to the longitudinal direction of the headband simplifies the displacement of the neckband sections out of the headband plane.
- the adaptability to the head shape of the helmet wearer is further improved.
- a Fixiersy system preferably has a defined pivot axis about which the at least one neckband section is pivotable relative to the headband.
- the shifting of the tape section takes place by a precise pivoting about the defined pivot axis.
- the respective pivot axis is preferably in the headband plane.
- both guide devices are displaceable relative to the corresponding counter-guide device along the respective displacement path, wherein the displacement paths extend in each case at least in regions along a circular arc.
- the respective displacement paths run completely along a circular arc.
- a fixing system preferably has a clearly defined pivot axis, about which at least one of the two neckband sections is pivotable.
- both neckband sections are each connected via a joint bearing with the headband.
- the joint bearing of the respective neck band section is connected in addition to the linear guide with the headband.
- the neckband section is stably supported and guided precisely during pivoting.
- the connection via the joint bearing can be particularly solvable.
- the spherical plain bearing is preferably designed as a capsule-pin joint bearing.
- a hinge pin can for example be integrally formed on the headband.
- the corresponding joint capsule can be designed as a recess adapted to the joint pin in the respective neck band section.
- Capsule-pin joint bearings are structurally simple and stable.
- the respective neck band portion is easily pivotable.
- Both neckband sections are preferably connected to the headband via a joint bearing, wherein the joint bearing is arranged in each case on a free band end facing the headband of the respective neck band section.
- All pivotable parts are arranged in the region of the back of the fixing system, ie in the region of the back of the helmet wearer. The pivoting mechanism does not affect the helmet wearer and the seat of the helmet.
- a Fixiersy system has a defined maximum pivotability of the respective neck band section with respect to the headband.
- Both neckband sections preferably each have a limiting projection in the region of the spherical plain bearing, wherein each limiting projection is arranged between two stop elements formed on the headband.
- a pivoted-in end position or a swung-out end position of the respective neckband section is precisely defined.
- limiting elements may be formed which limit a maximum pivoting
- the counter-locking elements can be designed in particular as locking lugs, which engage in locking receptacles of the guide elements. Both guide elements and both counter guide elements preferably have corresponding latching elements or counter latching elements.
- a Fixiersy system ensures easy Verlager- availability of the neck band sections and a reliable fit of the helmet.
- the guide means are spaced from the pivot axis.
- the resulting lever effect causes smooth and at the same time precise pivoting of the neckband sections about the respective pivot axis.
- the guide devices are along the catch direction beyond the pivot axis in the direction of the neckband sections, d. H. to the rear, claims to be stored.
- the swivel mechanism has no disturbing effect on the helmet wearer.
- the headband extends at least in sections along the back of the head, whereby the seat of the helmet is further improved.
- the pivot axis may preferably be defined by the hinge connection described above between the neckband sections and the headband.
- a neckband lever arm corresponding to the respective headband lever arm can be provided for each neckband section which extends from the pivot axis to the rear.
- the neckband For example, extend the lever arm to a first Kröpf kink point of the tape band.
- the counter-guide device is preferably formed in the Kröpf section between the two Kröpf kinks and stands from there in front.
- a Fixiersy system is stable and secure fastened to the helmet shell.
- An anchor element for fastening the fixing system to the helmet shell is preferably arranged at the free ends of both headband lever arms.
- one or more anchoring elements can be arranged on the headband in such a way that fastening of the forehead band in the region of the front side of the helmet shell is possible.
- a fixing system according to claim 10 allows unimpeded pivoting of the neckband sections with respect to the headband. When pivoting a hooking the neckband sections is avoided with the jewei time leadership device.
- the guide means are in the direction of the helmet shell, i. with the helmet on top, objected to by the pivot axis.
- This allows in particular a complete swinging the neck band sections in the helmet shell.
- the parts of the neckband arranged on the rear side of the helmet can be stored inside the helmet shell. This allows a good stackability of the helmets.
- the arrangement of the guide devices spaced apart from the pivot axis perpendicular to the longitudinal direction can be achieved via headband Guide legs are effected.
- the headband guide legs are arranged in particular on the respective pivot axis opposite ends of the headband lever arms.
- the headband guide legs preferably extend in the direction of the helmet shell.
- a Fixiersy system has a high stability and is easy and inexpensive manufacturable.
- both the guide devices with the headband and the counter-guide device with the respective neckband sections are made in one piece.
- Particularly preferred are all components of the headband, such as headband lever arms and headband-guide legs, designed in one piece with the headband.
- the headband and the neckband sections are made of plastic, for example.
- a fixing system according to claim 12 is structurally simple and stable.
- Both guide devices preferably each have a guide lug and the corresponding counter-guide device each have a guide leg guided in the guide lug.
- the guide devices are essentially formed from the respective guide straps and the counter-guide devices are essentially formed from the respective guide legs.
- a fixing system ensures in a simple and stable manner a linear guide, by means of which the respective neck band section can be pivoted about a fixed pivot axis.
- the curved displacement distance is precisely determined by the guide leg.
- both counter guide means are designed as guide legs curved at least in regions along a circular arc.
- the guide legs are curved over their entire length along the circular arc.
- the guide tabs may have a curvature adapted to the curvature of the guide legs.
- the headband guide legs may also have such a curvature.
- the helmet should sit in particular si cher and stable on the head of the helmet wearer.
- a helmet having the features indicated in claim 14.
- the helmet has a helmet shell and attached to the helmet shell fixing system, as described above, on.
- the helmet has a secure and stable fit on the wearer's head. Further fastening means, in particular a chin strap, are preferably not necessary for this purpose. In principle, however, it is also possible for an additional chinstrap to be present. Further advantages of the helmet result from the advantages of the above-described fixing system.
- Such a helmet is in particular a safety helmet.
- the helmet shell is preferably designed as a hard shell. Additional inner shell layers made of soft PVC or foam material may be present, but are not necessary. Preferably, the helmet shell is unpadded.
- the neckband sections of the fixation system are preferably mounted in a pivoted-in position inside the helmet shell.
- a helmet according to claim 15 has a stable and secure attachment of the fixation system to the helmet shell with simultaneous flexible displaceability of the neckband sections.
- the attachment is equally ensured in particular along the circumferential direction of the head of the helmet wearer.
- Two of the fastening elements can be arranged in the region of one end face of the helmet and two further fastening elements in the region of a rear side of the helmet.
- the anchor elements are preferably detachably connected to the helmet shell, in particular detachably latched. As a result, the fixing system can simply be removed from the helmet and / or exchanged.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a helmet with a helmet shell and a fixing system
- FIG. 2 shows a detail of an anchor element for fastening the fixing system to the helmet shell according to a detail II in FIG. 1,
- Fig. 3 is a detail of another anchor element for
- Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the fixing system for the
- FIG. 1 a side view of the fixing system according to FIG. 4, wherein the fixing system is shown folded flat
- FIG. 6 is a detail of an adjustment mechanism for the
- FIGS. 1 to 6 Corresponding parts are provided in FIGS. 1 to 6 with the same reference numerals. Details of the exemplary embodiments explained in more detail below can also be an invention or be part of an invention.
- Fig. 1 shows a perspective view of a helmet 1.
- the helmet 1 is a safety helmet. It has a helmet shell 2 and a fixing system 3.
- the helmet shell 2 is designed as a hard plastic shell.
- the head of a wearer of the helmet 1 is in particular only in direct contact with the fixing system 3, but not with the helmet shell 2.
- the Fixiersy system 3 is fastened via four anchor elements 4 on the helmet shell 2, of which only two can be seen in the perspective view of FIG.
- the remaining two anchoring elements 4 are arranged opposite the illustrated anchoring elements 4 with respect to a central longitudinal axis of the helmet 1, which extends from its front side to its rear side, to the illustrated anchoring elements 4.
- Two of the four anchor elements 4 are arranged within the helmet shell 2 in the region of the front side of the helmet 1.
- the two further anchor elements 4 are arranged in the region of a rear side of the helmet 1 within the helmet shell 2.
- the fixing system 3 is stably and securely fixed to the helmet shell 2 in a circumferential direction of a head of a helmet wearer.
- each of the anchoring elements 4 has a latching projection 5, which is mounted in a corresponding locking groove 6 formed in the helmet shell 2.
- the latching projections 5 are fixed in the respective latching grooves 6 via a respective latching lever 7.
- the locking lever 7 are elastically formed as part of the helmet shell 2 to this.
- the anchor elements 4 are fastened to the fixing system 3 in each case via a latching connection.
- the fixing system per anchor element 4 has two fastening pins 8, which engage in corresponding, not shown, pin receptacles of the anchor elements 4.
- the anchor elements 4 are integrally formed as part of the Fi xiersystems 3 to this.
- Each anchor element 4 also has a tab 9.
- the tab 9 is used for fastening bands, not shown, as part of a helmet padding.
- the fixing system 3 removed from the helmet shell 2 is shown in FIGS. 4 to 6.
- the fixing system 3 comprises a headband 10 and two neckband sections 11, 12.
- the headband extends along a longitudinal direction 13.
- the neckband sections 11, 12 are arranged and extend in the region of the band ends of the headband 10 opposite to the longitudinal direction 13 in the longitudinal direction 13 on the headband 10 out.
- the neck band sections 11, 12 are not verbun together.
- the neckband section 11 is arranged in the region of a left-hand end of the band 10 of the headband 10 and the neckband portion 12 in the region of a right-hand band end of the headband 10.
- the neckband section 11 has a latching recess 14 in the region of an end facing away from the headband 10.
- the ratchet teeth 15 are integrally formed with the neck band section 11 and sit on a Ras tausEnglishung 14 downwardly bounding bar.
- the neckband section 12 has a corresponding latching recess 16 with latching teeth 15 projecting therefrom.
- the locking teeth 15 along two locking recess 16 are arranged upwards or downwards limiting strips.
- the neckband sections 11, 12 are variably connected to each other via a known locking device 17, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4.
- the locking device 17 has locking teeth, not shown, which in the recesses 14, 16 of the neck band sections 11,
- the neckband sections 11, 12 form a neckband 19.
- the fastening system 13 is therefore formed as a circumferential headband from the headband 10 and the neckband 19.
- the longitudinal direction 13 of the headband 10 in this case runs essentially along the circumferential direction of the head of a helmet wearer.
- the headband 10 is arranged in the region of the front side of the helmet 1 and the neck band 19 in the region of the rear side of the helmet 1.
- the headband 10 comes to lie against the forehead of the helmet wearer, while the neckband 19, with a contact element 20 arranged on the locking device 17, rests approximately centrally on the back of the helmet wearer.
- the longitudinal direction 13 of the headband 10 extends in the assembled state of the fixing system 3 in a headband plane.
- the fixing system 3 can be adapted to the head shape of the helmet wearer by the neckband sections 11, 12 being arranged pivotably relative to the headband plane on the headband 10. By turning the adjusting wheel 18 of the locking device 17, the fixing system 3 can also be adapted to the head circumference of the helmet wearer.
- the pivoting of the neckband sections 11, 12 will be explained in the following in the context of the description of the embodiment of the headband 10 and the neckband sections 11, 12 and their relative arrangement in detail.
- the neckband sections 11, 12 are each pivotally connected via a pivot bearing 21. bar connected to the headband 10.
- the joint bearing 21 is designed as a capsule-pin bearing.
- An integrally formed on the headband 10 joint pin 22 is mounted in a corresponding recess in the region of the free end of the respective neck band portion 11, 12.
- the joint bearing 21 defines in each case a pivot axis 23 about which the respective neck band sections 11, 12 can be pivoted relative to the headband 10.
- the pivot axes 23 are in particular in the headband plane.
- a headband lever arm 24 extends along the longitudinal direction 13 in the direction of the respective pocket tape section 11, 12.
- the headband lever arms 24 thus extend in the direction of the back of the helmet 1.
- the headband Lever arms 24 are made in one piece with this headband 10.
- mounting projection 25 is arranged at the free ends of the headband lever arms 24 at the free ends of the headband lever arms 24 at the free ends of the headband lever arms 24 at each case a substantially extending in the longitudinal direction 13 mounting projection 25 is arranged.
- the fastening projection 25 has in each case two of the fastening pins 8 for fastening an anchor element 4.
- the remaining fastening pins 8 are each arranged in pairs in the direction of the helmet shell 2 extending mounting brackets 26.
- the mounting bracket 26 are arranged with respect to the longitudinal direction 13 between the two spherical bearings 21.
- the mounting brackets 26 and the anchoring elements 4 fastened thereto via the fastening pins 8 ensure the attachment of the headband 10 to the helmet shell 2 in the region of the front side of the helmet 1.
- the fastening pins 8 for fastening the anchor elements 4 to the fixing system 3 are arranged exclusively on the headband 10. It is therefore anchored only the headband 10 of the fixing system 3 or the anchor elements 4 directly to the helmet shell 2.
- the neck band 19 with the neckband sections 11, 12, on the other hand, is not connected directly to the helmet shell 2. This ensures a simple pivoting of the neckband 19 with respect to the helmet shell 2 connected to the headband 10 from the headband plane.
- the fixing system 3 is easily and flexibly adaptable to the head shape of the helmet wearer.
- a headband guide leg 27 is arranged in each case in the area of the free ends of the headband lever arms 24.
- the headband guide legs 27 extend concentrically around the pivot axis 23 in the direction of the helmet shell 2 along an arc of a circle.
- the headband guide legs 27 extend upwards along the circular arc when the helmet 1 is put on.
- the headband guide legs 27 each guide tabs 28.
- the guide legs 27 with the guide tabs 28, the mounting projections 25, the headband lever arms 24, the mounting bracket 26 and the other elements of the headband are integrally molded from plastic.
- the neckband sections 11, 12 are each separate components, which are also each integrally molded from plastic.
- the neckband sections 11, 12 initially extend straight along a neckband lever arm 29.
- the neckband lever arms 29 each extend substantially backward from the pivot bearings 21.
- the neckband sections 11, 12 At an opposite end of the hinge bearing 21 of the neckband lever arms 29, the neckband sections 11, 12 have a first crimp kink
- the neck band sections 11, 12 each have a substantially double cranked (ie double angled or deflected) Ver run.
- This substantially double cranked course has proved to be FITS suitable for adapting the fixing system 3 to the head shape of the helmet wearer.
- Each neckband section 11, 12 has an integrally formed in the region of the respective Kröpf- section 31 guide leg 33.
- the guide leg 33 is curved along a concentric to the pivot axis 23 extending arc of a circle and extends in the direction of the helmet shell. 2
- the catches of the neckband lever arms 29 together with the first Kröpf kink 30 on the one hand and the headband-guide legs 27 other- on the one hand are matched to one another such that the guide legs 33 of the neckband sections 11, 12 are slidably mounted in the guide plates 28 of the headband 10.
- the guide lugs 28 constitute a guide device and the guide limbs 33 of the respective neck band section 11, 12 are corresponding counter-guide devices.
- Linear guides are formed by the guide lugs 28 and the corresponding guide limbs 33.
- a displacement of the guide legs 33 relative to the respective guide plate 28 takes place along a displacement path 34 of the linear guide.
- the displacement link 34 like the respective guide leg 33 and the respective headband guide leg 27, runs along a circular arc concentric with the respective pivot axis 23.
- the displacement path 34 may extend at least partially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction 13.
- the guide legs 33 have a plurality of latching lugs 36, which can engage in a latching receptacle 37 of the respective guide lug 28.
- the lap band sections 11, 12 and the entire neckband 19 are pivotable between the various pivot positions defined by the latching lugs 36 of the respective guide legs 33.
- the left neck band portion is shown in a pivoted end position.
- dashed lines a swung-out end position of the neckband section 11 is also shown.
- the neckband section 11 is pivoted in the direction of the helmet shell 2, ie, with the helmet 1 attached, upwards.
- the neckband section 11 is pivoted out of the helmet shell 2, ie downwards when the helmet 1 is attached.
- limiting projections 38 are present on the neckband sections 11, 12.
- the limiting projections 38 are each formed in the region of the headband 10 facing the free end of the neckband sections 11, 12.
- the limita- tion projections 38 are each mounted between two on the headband 10 formed stop members 39.
- limiting elements 40, 41 in the form of bulges on the guide legs 33 are formed.
- the limiting elements 40 are each arranged at the free ends of the guide leg 33, the limiting elements 41 at the respective Kröp f- section 31 facing ends of the Füh approximately leg 33.
- 12 proposes the Boundary projection 38 at the bottom of the impact element 39 and the limiting element 41 on the guide plate 28 at.
- the limiting projection 38 abuts the upper stop element 39 and the delimiting element 40 on the guide lug 28.
- the linear guides formed from the guide legs 33 and the corresponding guide lugs 28 are displaced in the longitudinal direction 13 with respect to the respective pivot axes 23 due to the headband lever arms 24 and the cover band lever arms 29, respectively.
- the pivoting mechanism formed therefrom affects a helmet carrier. therefore not. Due to the headband guide legs 27 extending in the direction of the helmet shell 2, the guide tabs 28 are spaced from the pivot axis 23 perpendicular to the longitudinal direction 13 of the headband 10. The guide tabs 28 hinder a wide pivoting of the respective neck band section 11, 12 therefore not. In the pivoted-in end position, the neckband sections 11, 12 and thus the entire neckband 19 are substantially completely mounted inside the helmet shell 2. This allows easy stacking of helmets. 1
- the fixing system 3 allows optimal adaptation to the head shape of the helmet wearer.
- the helmet 1 thus sits securely and at the same time comfortably on the head of the helmet wearer.
- An additional chinstrap is therefore not necessary. Nevertheless, there may be applications in which an additional chinstrap is desired. For attaching an additional chinstrap
- the fixing system 3 four hook elements 42.
- Two of the hook elements 42 are arranged on the headband 10, each in the longitudinal direction 13 adjacent to the spherical bearings 21.
- At the Kröpf- sections 31 of the neck band sections 11, 12 each have a further hook element 42 is present.
- the heel elements 42 are each T-shaped. A chinstrap can therefore simply be hooked into the hook elements 42 by means of straps.
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