JPH0412753A - Rescue band - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To constitute the rescue band so that a carrying person can allow a person to be rescued to adhere closely to his back and can carry him easily by providing a pair of shouldering strings installed in the upper end of back cloth, and a pair of thigh holding strings of a person to be rescued installed in the lower end of the back cloth. CONSTITUTION:A back string (b) has a pair of shouldering belts 4a, 4b crossing to the left and the right from base cloth 2 attached to the upper end of back cloth (a), male buckle 6a, 6b attached to its end part, and male buckles 8a, 8b in its tips. A thigh holding string (c) has male buckle belts 10a, 10b attached to both sides of the lower end of the back cloth (a), and male buckles 12a, 12b attached to its end parts, and also, is provided with a pair of female buckle belts 16a, 16b installed in the inside of a scoop-out part 14, and female buckles 18a, 18b attached to its end parts. Moreover, to about the center part of the male buckle belts 10a, 10b of the thigh holding string (c), female buckle belts 20b, 20a in which female buckles 22b, 22a to which the male buckles 8a, 8b of the back string (b) can be engaged freely are provided in the end parts are attached.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a rescue belt. More specifically, it relates to first aid belts for sick and disabled people.

(Prior art and problems to be solved by the invention) Until now, there has been no specially devised belt for carrying sick or disabled people on one's back.Normally, a belt for carrying infants on one's back is used as a substitute. However, in cases where the sick or disabled person is an adult, the current situation is that normal infant belts are not sufficient. There is no obi specifically designed for adults and for emergency use.

Therefore, in case of an emergency, a single strip was used as a temporary measure.

When carrying an adult on one's back, it is necessary to firmly hold the thighs first, but since the backpack belt for infants is small in size, this purpose cannot be achieved.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned problems, and as a means thereof, provides the following lifesaving belt.

It consists of a pair of shoulder straps attached to the upper end of the back cover cloth and a pair of thigh holding straps of the rescued person attached to the lower end of the back cover cloth.
This is a relief belt that allows a rescuer to instantly carry a rescued person on his or her back while keeping the thighs of the rescued person tightened with a thigh holding strap, and one end of the backpack strap is formed into a back support cloth that can be attached and detached. A relief belt consisting of a thigh holding strap formed at the lower end of a backpack strap so that it can be attached to and detached from the thigh of the person being rescued, and male and female buckles that can be freely attached to the thigh holding strap and backpack strap, respectively. It is.

(Function) Position the rescued person on the backrest cloth with his/her back facing, and securely hold both thighs with the thigh holding straps by engaging the male and female belts while also tightening the back straps. It is carried over the shoulders of a caregiver, carrying the person being rescued on their back to a predetermined location. Since the thighs of the rescued person are firmly held by the thigh holding straps, even a relatively heavy rescued person can be easily carried on the back and moved.

(Examples) Examples according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The lifesaving belt according to the embodiment of the present invention is composed of three members.

In other words, the back support cloth a and the shoulder strap are the thigh holding FiC.

The backpack straps are a pair of backpack belts 4a that intersect on the left and right from the base fabric 2 attached to the upper end of the backpack fabric a.

4b and male buckle belts 6a, 6b attached to the ends of the bells) 4a, 4b, and male buckles 8a, 8b are attached to the tips of the male buckle belts 6a, 6b, respectively.

The thigh holding strap C has male buckle belts loa, 10b attached to both sides of the approximately lower end of the back cover cloth a, male buckles 12a, 12b attached to the ends of the belts, and furthermore, male buckles 12a, 12b attached to the ends of the belts, and further attached to approximately the center of the back cover cloth a. A pair of female baffle belts 16a, 16 attached to the inside of the hollowed out portion 14 provided at the lower end.
b, and female buckles 18a and 18b respectively attached to the ends of the belt.

Moreover, the male buckle belts 10a, 1 of the thigh holding string C
A female buckle bell (20b20a) provided at each end of the female buckle 22b, 22aQ, which can be freely engaged with the male buckle 8a8b of the male buckle belt 6a, 6b of the backpack strap, is attached to approximately the center of the belt 0b.

This section explains the case where the caregiver or carrier carries the rescued person on their back.

First, place the back cloth a on the back of the rescued person, and attach the buckle bells of the thigh holding straps C to both thighs of the rescued person (10a).
buckle 12a of buckle belt 16a
By engaging the buckle 12b of the buckle belt 10b with the buckle 18b of the buckle belt 16b, the thigh holding strap C is attached to the thigh of the rescued person.
Attach.

Next, the carrier (caregiver) holds the rescued person on his/her back using the Heald 4
a, 4b crossed on your back, male buckle bell) 6a, 6b male buckle 8a, 8b respectively female/hetsukuru bell) 20a, 20b female buckle 22
a, 22b (see Fig. 5).

Each of the above-mentioned buckle belts has one-touch male and female buckles, so the carrier can quickly and easily carry the rescued person on his or her back.

Further, the length of the buckle belt can be changed by moving the position of the buckle.

(Effects) The rescue belt according to the present invention allows the carrier to carry the rescued person on his or her back while firmly holding the thighs of the rescued person with the thigh holding straps. The one-touch buckle allows for quick carrying, and the length of the Heracle Belt is adjustable, making it easier for the rescued person to carry the belt. It also has the advantage of being able to be transported in a state that suits the body of the person.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the lifesaving belt according to the present invention in a state where the belts are connected. Figure 2 is a front view of the belt with it removed. FIG. 3 is a rear view of FIG. 1. FIG. 4 is a side view of FIG. 1. Figure 5 is a rear view of the person carrying the rescued person on his or her back. a...back cloth, b...back strap, C...thigh holding strap, 4a, 4b...back shoulder belt, 6a, 6b...
Male buckle belt, 8a, 8b...male buckle,
10a, 10b...Male buckle belt, 12a. 12b...male buckle, 14...gouged part, 16
a, 16b...Female buckle belt, 18a18b.
...Female buckle, 20a, 20b...Female buckle belt, 22a, 22b...Female buckle Applicant: Child Care Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Consisting of a pair of shoulder straps attached to the upper end of the back cover cloth and a pair of thigh holding straps of the rescued person attached to the lower end of the back cover cloth, the thighs of the rescued person are To provide a relief belt that enables a rescuer to instantly carry a rescued person on his or her back while the thighs are tightened with a thigh holding strap. 2. The relief belt according to claim 1, wherein one end of the backpack strap is formed to be detachably attached to the back cloth, and the thigh holding strap is formed at the lower end of the backpack strap to be detachably attached to the thigh of the person being rescued. . 3. The relief belt according to claim 1, wherein the thigh holding strap formed at the lower end of the back cover cloth is provided with male and female buckles. 4. The relief belt according to claim 3, wherein a male buckle is attached to the end of the cross belt of the backpack strap, and a female buckle belt that can be freely engaged with and detached from the male buckle is attached to the male buckle belt of the thigh holding strap. .