JPH059108B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a rescue belt. To elaborate, the sick person,
Concerning relief belts for people with disabilities.

(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 their backs. Normally, a belt is used as a substitute for infants, but if the sick or disabled person is an adult,
The current situation is that regular infant belts are not enough. 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 hold the thighs firmly in place, but since the backpack belt for infants is small in size, this purpose cannot be achieved.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and as a means thereof, the following rescue belt is provided.

It consists of a pair of shoulder straps attached to the upper end of the backrest cloth and a pair of thigh retention straps of the rescued person attached to the lower end of the backrest cloth, and the thighs of the rescued person are tightened with the thigh retention straps. This is a relief belt that allows a rescuer to instantly carry a rescued person on his or her back.The central part of the cross-shaped backpack strap is attached to the upper end of the back cloth, and a male buckle belt is attached to each end of the backpack strap. , an arcuate cutout is formed at the center of the lower end of the backrest cloth, and a pair of thigh-holding male and female buckle belts are provided across the lower end of the backrest cloth at both ends of the arcuate cutout, respectively. Of the thigh-holding buckle belts, a female buckle belt for the back strap is provided approximately in the center of a pair of male buckle belts extending from the circular cutout to the outside of the back cloth. The belt has a cross-shaped shoulder strap male buckle belt that can be attached and detached from the belt.

(Function) Position the rescued person on the backrest cloth with his/her back facing, and use the thigh holding straps to hold both thighs firmly by engaging the male and female belts, and attach the back straps. The carer places the person on his or her shoulders and carries the person on his or her back to a designated location. Since the thighs of the person to be rescued are firmly held by the thigh holding straps, even the person to be rescued who is quite heavy can be easily carried on his 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. Namely, they are a back cloth a, a backpack strap b, and a thigh holding strap c.

The backpack strap b is a pair of backpack belts 4 that intersect on the left and right from the base fabric 2 attached to the upper end of the backpack fabric a.
a, 4b, and male buckle belts 6a, 6b attached to the ends of the belts 4a, 4b, and male buckles 8a, 8b are attached to the tips of the male buckle belts 6a, 6b, respectively. Thigh holding strap c
is a hollowed out portion 1 formed at approximately the center end of the back cloth a.
4 is provided at the lower end of the back cover cloth a divided by 4. Male buckles 12a and 12b are respectively attached to the ends of a pair of male buckle belts 10a and 10b extending from the hollowed part 14 to the outside of the back cover cloth a, and a pair of female buckles 12a and 12b are attached to the ends of the pair of male buckle belts 10a and 10b, respectively, which extend from the hollowed part 14 to the inside of the hollowed part of the back cover cloth a. Female buckles 18a and 18b are attached to the ends of buckle belts 16a and 16b, respectively.

Also, the male buckle belt 1 of the thigh holding strap king c
A female buckle 22 is located approximately in the center of 0a and 10b.
Attach the female buckle belts 22a and 22b with the ends of the belts b and 22a, respectively. These female buckles 22b, 22a have male buckle belts 6a, 6b of the backpack strap c, male buckles 8a,
8b is freely engageable.

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

First, the back cloth a is placed on the back of the rescued person, and the buckle 12a of the buckle belt 10a of the thigh holding string c is engaged with the buckle 18a of the buckle belt 16a, and the buckle belt 10b is attached to both thighs of the rescued person. By engaging the buckle 12b with the buckle 18b of the buckle belt 16b, the thigh holding cord c is attached to the thigh of the rescued person.

Next, the carrier (caregiver) carries the rescued person on his/her back.
Carry it on your back with belts 4a and 4b crossed,
Male buckle 8 of male buckle belts 6a, 6b
a, 8b are respectively female buckle belts 20a,
20b is engaged with the female buckles 22a, 22b. (See Figure 5).

Each of the aforementioned buckle belts is equipped with 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 can instantly carry a rescued person on his or her back while firmly holding the thighs of the rescued person with the thigh holding straps. In addition, the carrier can easily carry the rescued person by keeping the person close to his or her back, and since the one-touch buckle is used, the carrier can quickly carry the person on his or her back. Since it is adjustable, it also has the advantage of being able to be transported in a state that suits the body of the person being rescued.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the lifesaving belt according to the present invention in a state where the belts are connected. FIG. 2 is a front view with the belt disengaged. FIG. 3 is a rear view of FIG. 1. FIG. 4 is a first side view. 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 belt, 6a, 6b
...Male buckle belt, 8a, 8b...Male buckle, 10a, 10b...Male buckle belt, 12a, 12b...Male buckle, 14...
Hollow portion, 16a, 16b...Female buckle belt, 18a, 18b...Female buckle, 20a,
20b... Female buckle belt, 22a, 22b
...Mesbatsukuru.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. The central part of the backpack strap is attached to the upper end of the back padding cloth, a male buckle belt is attached to each end of the backpack strap, and an arc-shaped gouge is formed at the center of the bottom end of the backpack strap. A pair of male and female thigh-holding buckle belts are provided across the lower ends of the back padding at both ends of the arcuate hollowed out portion, and the back padding is extended from the arcuate cutout of the thigh-holding buckle belts. A female buckle belt for the back strap is attached to approximately the center of a pair of male buckle belts extending outward from the body, and the male buckle belt for the backpack straps formed in a crisscross pattern can be attached and detached from each of the female buckle belts. A first aid belt. 2 Male buckle belts each having a male buckle were provided at the ends of a pair of criss-crossed backpack straps whose center portions were attached to the upper end of the back cover fabric, and the belts were separated by an arcuate cutout formed at the lower end of the center of the back cover fabric. A buckle belt for holding the rescued person's thighs is attached to the lower end of each pair of back cloths, and a female buckle is attached to the buckle belt extending to the inside of the arc-shaped hollow part of the thigh-holding buckle belt to the outside of the back cloth. Attach a male buckle to each of the stretched buckle belts, attach a female buckle belt to the approximate center of the thigh-holding buckle belt that extends to the outside of the back cloth, and connect the female buckle of the female buckle belt with the male buckle of the back strap that intersects in a cross shape. The buckle belts and thighs of the back straps are intersected in a cross shape, with the thighs of the rescued person being tightened with the thigh-holding buckle belts, with the rescued person's back facing the back cloth. 2. The relief belt according to claim 1, wherein the relief belt can be instantly attached to a holding buckle belt.