ES1258880U - Safety strap (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Safety strap, for animals, of the type that comprises a support (1) of a pulley (2) that collects a belt (3), rope or strap, characterized in that the belt (3) is attached to the pulley (2) by a hook (4) releasable by a handle (5) accessible from outside the support (1). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Safety strap

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present invention refers to a safety leash that allows an animal carried by it to be quickly released, so that it does not run the risk of being strangled. It is applicable in the veterinary and animal safety field.

STATE OF THE ART

When walking dogs and other domestic animals, the use of leashes is known. Some are retractable and have a bracket on which a take-up strap is fitted, with a return spring, and a locking brake. This system allows you to give the animal more freedom, but still control it if necessary.

However, this freedom can cause accidents. For example, the animal can be on the other side of an elevator doors. If the owner does not realize it, the relative movement can end up killing the animal. If you let go of the strap, the bracket cannot pass between the doors, so the crash remains. It is necessary to be able to fully release the webbing, rope or strap.

The applicant does not know of any solution to these problems similar to the invention.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention consists of a safety strap according to the claims. Its different variants solve the problems indicated.

It is a safety leash, for animals, with a support of a pulley that collects a tape, rope or strap (hereinafter "tape"). This tape It is a aaa poea by a hook and era and by a rare access from the outside of the support. Thus, the user can uncouple the tape from the support at any time.

In a first embodiment, the hitch comprises a clamp integral with the pulley. The clamp has a locking pin attached to the puller. The pin is preferably coaxial to the pulley, so that the position of the handle does not vary. In addition, it can be connected to the handle by a joint that allows relative rotation.

Other particular variants are appreciated in the rest of the memory.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figures are included.

Figure 1: Perspective view of an embodiment.

Figure 2: Schematic section of a pulley with the hitch in position (A) closed, (B) open.

MODES OF EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

An embodiment of the invention will be briefly described below, as an illustrative and non-limiting example thereof.

Figure 1 shows an example of a safety belt formed by a support (1) of a pulley (2) that collects the belt (3), rope or belt itself, as is known in the art. The belt (3) is attached to the pulley (2) by a hook (4) formed by a pin (41), a clamp (42) or another element that can be released by means of a handle (5) accessible from outside the support (1 ).

This is the norm, if the user needs to re-establish the form, remove the hook by pulling the handle (5), so that the belt (3) is disengaged from the pulley (2) and from the support (1).

A first way of making the hook (4) is shown in figure 2. In this solution, the outer handle (5) is attached to a pin (41) or pin that closes the clamp (42). The pin (41) is coaxial with the axis of rotation of the pulley (2) and has free rotation with respect to the handle (5), so that the handle (5) does not move. The clamp (42) is integral with the pulley (2) and is contained therein. Thus, the free end of the belt (3) is introduced into the pulley (2), is fixed by the clamp (42) and is held tight thanks to the pin (41) that holds both ends of the clamp (42). By removing the pin (41), the clamp (42) opens and the strap (3) is free and can be disconnected from the bracket (1).

The locking brake will preferably retain the pulley (2) and not the tape (3) so that when releasing the hook (4) the locking brake does not affect the release of the tape (3).

For example, if a dog is to one side of the elevator doors, the owner will notice that the strap (3) unrolls, so he can remove the pin (41) with the handle (5) and the strap (3) it remains attached to the dog while the user wears the support (1), thus eliminating the risk to the animal.

Claims (1)

1- Safety strap, for animals, of the type that comprises a support (1) of a pulley (2) that collects a belt (3), rope or strap, characterized in that the belt (3) is attached to the pulley ( 2) by a hook (4) releasable by a handle (5) accessible from outside the support (1). 2- Safety strap, according to claim 1, characterized in that the hook (4) comprises a clamp (42), integral with the pulley (2), with a closing pin (41) attached to the handle (5). 3- Safety belt, according to claim 2, characterized in that the pin (41) is coaxial to the pulley (2). 4- Safety strap, according to claim 3, characterized in that the pin (41) is attached to the handle (5) by a joint. 5- Safety belt, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a locking brake connected to the pulley (2).