ES1221170U - LIFEBAND FOR SOCORRISTAS (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Lifeguard band for lifeguards characterized because it includes: - a first inner band or band (1) on which a semi-rigid holster (4) is mounted and which has at its ends joining means thereof. - a second band or outer band (2) that is placed over a shoulder that serves to fasten a lifebuoy (3) by counting the outer band (2) with a first auxiliary tapes (5) and a second auxiliary tape (6) joined to it, and at its ends with means of closing them. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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DESCRIPTION

SAVINGS BAND FOR SOCORRISTAS

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

It is the object of the present invention, as the title of the invention establishes, a lifeguard band for lifeguards, that is, it refers to a band that is placed around the body of persons in charge of maritime rescue, allows you to fix all your equipment so they do not hinder you during the process of approaching and rescuing people.

The present invention characterizes the special configuration and design of each and every one of the elements that are part of the band object of the invention so as to improve the final functionality in use by the rescuers of all the necessary accessory material.

Therefore, the present invention is circumscribed within the scope of water rescue means by lifeguards or rescue workers.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The lifeguards exercise a very hard and essential task for the safety and rescue of bankers both in swimming pools and at sea. This task is made difficult by the fact that carrying the different elements for rescue hinders patrols and swimming, thus slowing down the process. When it comes to people's lives, this wasted time can be crucial.

When a lifeguard has to perform a rescue action, he goes at full speed to the place where the person to be rescued is to have to take with hand all the rescue accessories, mainly the float or life can, which makes the maneuverability of the Lifeguard having his hands busy.

Therefore, it is the object of the present invention to develop an accessory that allows first responders to have all the necessary accessories for rescue so that they are attached to their body without having to use their hands and arms,

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being these released for a better rescue action, developing a band like the one described below and is collected in its essentiality in the first revindication.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention is a lifeguard band for lifeguards comprising two bands, a first inner band that allows the attachment to a semi-rigid holster on which auxiliary elements such as a GPS can be arranged, a knife in case it has to release a person of some attachment, etc. It also comprises a second band, or outer band that allows the fastening of the life can and the fins. This band gives the possibility of securing the victim to the flotation device, preventing it from losing contact.

Thanks to the life band as all the necessary elements in the rescue remain attached to the inner and outer bands without having to use their hands, the lifeguards are freed from the need to carry them and thus be able to maneuver freely. qualitatively improving the chances of a successful rescue.

The inner band is a neoprene band on which the semi-rigid holster is mounted on the hip area to hang auxiliary bags containing rescue accessories, such as a GPS, a cutting tool or other elements. It will also be possible to hold the fins in this inner band by means of a clip joint that embraces the fins.

The outer band is preferably made of nylon and neoprene, and will be placed above the inner band. When the lifeguard reaches the banista in danger, he will place this outer tape around his torso. By having a life can attached, the banker will float, and you can grab it and if unconscious, the lifeguard will not have to carry it, since being held by the harness and the buoy, it will float and drag to land easily.

The outer band has adjustable joining means, which in a possible embodiment can be by means of a union with a clip buckle.

Two first auxiliary tapes are sewn on the outer band, preferably nylon sewn to the main band and used to hold the life can. Also sewn on the outer band and placed between the first two auxiliary bands

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and that serves to fix the fins on the life can.

The outer band and the inner band can be joined by a joint point using, for example, among other means, a loop and hook joint offering several selectable joint points.

The inner band has a widening at the height of the beginning of the shoulder blade for greater comfort and to be able to attach from that point to the outer band. The inner band also has a stitched washer to hook a carabiner or communication element. At its ends it has an adjustable clip closure so that the user adjusts it to suit you.

Additionally, the assembly can have an auxiliary tape that allows the fins to be worn on the hip with a clip closure to hold the fins to the side.

The lifebelt can also be used, together with flexible foam flotation bars to be used as a cervical collar and at the same time will give buoyancy to the victim's head. Preventing water from entering the mouth.

The manufacturing process and the materials used are circumstantial, since each manufacturer has its own machinery, as well as the materials for the elaboration of the product will depend on this and its supplier. A material can have many different properties depending on the additives or alloys with which it is manufactured.

Unless otherwise indicated, all technical and scientific elements used herein have the meaning normally understood by a normal expert in the technique to which this invention pertains. In the practice of the present invention procedures and materials similar or equivalent to those described herein can be used.

Throughout the description and the claims the word "comprises" and its variants are not intended to exclude other technical characteristics, additives, components or steps. For those skilled in the art, other objects, advantages and characteristics of the invention will emerge in part of the description and part of the practice of the invention.

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EXPLANATION OF THE FIGURES

To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, in accordance with a preferred example of practical realization thereof, a set of drawings is accompanied as an integral part of said description. where, with an illustrative and non-limiting nature, the following has been represented.

In figure 1, we can see a front view of a lifeguard with the life band mounted on his body and on which the rescue accessories are fixed.

In figure 2, we can observe the same previous figure but in a later view.

In figures 3 and 4 two representations of a lifeguard are shown on the back that has slabs attached to its body and on these several rescue accessories are attached.

Figure 5 shows the outer band of the life band.

Figure 6 shows the inner band of the life band.

Figure 7 shows the semi-rigid holster.

Figure 8 shows in detail the semi-rigid holster.

Figure 9 shows in detail the inner band.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION.

In view of the figures, a preferred embodiment of the proposed invention is described below.

In Figures 1 and 2 we can see a lifeguard on which the life band object of the invention is mounted and which comprises a first band or inner band (1) on which a semi-rigid holster (4) is attached, also has a second band or outer band (2) that serves to fix a life can (3).

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The inner band (1) has in its front part some rings (not shown) to be able to fix communication elements (not shown) or a carabiner (not shown).

In figure 3 it can be seen that by means of first auxiliary belts (5) that are attached to the outer band (2) they are used to fix the life can (3). In figure 4 it can be seen how by means of a second auxiliary belt (6), and that the outer band (2) is also attached for fixing on the life can (3) of fins (7).

In figure 5 it is observed that the outer band (2) has first auxiliary strips (6) fixed to the outer band (2) by means of, for example, sewing, and can be fixed by any other known means; It also has a second auxiliary band (6) of greater length than the first auxiliary belts (5), and which is also attached to the outer band (2), for example by sewing, this second auxiliary tape (6) being preferably arranged between the first auxiliary bands (5).

On the outer band (2) there are arranged on its ends a means of closing the ends that in a possible form of realization are adjustable clips (2.1), and in its half a fastening means with the inner band (1), which in a possible embodiment they consist of a loop and hook joint (2.2).

Figures 6 and 9 show the construction details of the inner band (1) comprising in its half a fastening tape (1.1) fastened in a hole of the inner band (1), is joined so that it forms a ring to introduce inside the leftover belt of the life can (3) while it is not being used and prevent it from obstructing the lifeguard's swimming. It also has a loop and hook joint (1.2) with the outer band (2), in addition to a means of joining the ends, which in the embodiment shown consist of adjustable clips (1.3), not being discardable any other method known.

Figures 7 and 8 show the details of the semi-rigid holster (4) that has a series of perforations (4.1) in its lower part that serve to knot bags or ropes so that the lifeguard can carry the elements he wants. In the central part there are 4 grooves (4.2) those of the ends are to attach this element to the inner harness, and the remaining ones to hold the harness through alternative ways. On top

there is a hole (4.3) to hold the outer band (2) and allow the band to open can easily exit.

In Figure 5, the construction details of the outer band 5 (2) can be observed more precisely, being able to appreciate the elements already described, with the presence of joining means at the ends of the first auxiliary belts being re-referenced elements ( 5) and in the second auxiliary belt (6) consisting of adjustable clips (5.1) and (6.1) respectively, no other means of joining the ends of the auxiliary belts being disposable.

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Describing sufficiently the nature of the present invention, as well as the way of putting it into practice, it is noted that, within its essentiality, it may be implemented in other forms of realization that differ in detail from that indicated by way of example. , and which will also achieve the protection sought, provided that it does not alter, change or modify its fundamental principle.

Claims (10)

5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 35 1. - Lifeguard band for lifeguards characterized in that it comprises: - a first band or inner band (1) on which a semi-rigid holster (4) is mounted and having at its ends a means of joining them. - a second band or outer band (2) that is placed above a shoulder that serves to hold a life can (3) with the outer band (2) counting on first auxiliary belts (5) and a second auxiliary belt ( 6) attached to it, and at its ends with means of closing them. 2. - Lifeguard band for first responders according to the first claim characterized in that the semi-rigid holster (4) has a series of perforations in its lower part (4.1), in the central part there are 4 slots (4.2) and in the upper part there is a hole (4.3). 3. - Lifeguard band for first responders according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the joining means of the ends of the inner band (1) and the outer band (2) are buckles with adjustable clips (1.3) and (2.1) respectively. 4. - Lifeguard band for first responders according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the auxiliary belts (5) are shorter than the auxiliary belts (6), the latter being among the first auxiliary belts (5). 5. - Lifeguard band for lifeguards according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the first auxiliary tapes (5) and the second auxiliary belt (6) are attached to the outer band (2) by sewing. 6. - Lifeguard band for lifeguards according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the inner band (1) is made of nylon and neoprene. 7. - Lifeguard band for lifeguards according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the outer band (2) is made of nylon and neoprene. 8. - Lifeguard band for lifeguards according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the outer band (2) is joined with the inner band (1) counting for it the outer band (2) with a hook and loop joint (2.2), while on the inner band (1) there is another hook and loop joint (1.2). 9. - Lifeguard band for lifeguards according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the inner band (1) comprises in its half a fastening tape (1.1) fastened in a hole in the inner band (1). 5 10. - Lifeguard band for lifeguards according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the inner band (1) has rings at its front.