JPS5818724Y2 - Emergency first aid bag - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an emergency first aid bag that can be used as a first aid bag with a shoulder strap during normal times, but can be carried on one's back and covered with a hood in the event of an emergency such as a disaster.

In general, an emergency bag is a bag-like or box-like storage compartment that stores emergency medicines and other supplies, and is usually hung on a hook attached to a pillar in the room, and in an emergency, it is carried on a shoulder strap or by hand. It is.

The above-mentioned type of emergency bag is inconvenient and impractical to carry in an emergency such as a disaster.

In view of the above-mentioned points, the present invention provides an emergency first aid bag that can be used as a shoulder bag in normal times, but can be carried on the back in emergencies and covers the head with a hood to prevent head injuries. The purpose is to

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a front view of an emergency emergency bag used as a carry-on or shoulder bag, FIG. 2 shows a back view, and FIG. 3 shows a side view.

The emergency first aid bag of the present invention includes a bag body 1 having a first aid box storage section, and a belt 2 that is hooked to the bag body 1.
have.

The bag body 1 is made of a thick 100% cotton canvas material that has been treated to be flameproof and waterproof.
is shaped to a length that can be worn on the shoulder or on the back, and has hooks 3, 3 attached to both ends.

On the other hand, the upward opening 1 of the first aid kit storage part of the bag body 1
A cover piece 4 that covers a protrudes from the upper end of the back surface.

This cover piece 4 is fastened to the upper front surface of the bag body 1 with snaps 5, 5 when the opening 1a is closed.

Further, rectangular metal rings 6 are attached near the four corners of the back of the bag body 1, and a belt loop 7 that opens in the left-right direction is provided at an intermediate position of the upper ring metal 6 of the ring metal 6.

1 to 3 show the state in which the hooks 3, 3 of the belt 2 are respectively hooked to the upper ring fittings 6, 6 on the back of the bag main body.

In this embodiment, the latch 3 has a leaf spring 3 inside the hook-shaped main body 3a.
b is attached, and the opening is removably opened by bending the leaf spring 3b inward, but structures other than this may also be used. Preferably, the latch 3 can be ejected from the ring fitting 6 in one motion. It is something.

Moreover, although the ring fitting 6 is square, it is of course possible to have a round or triangular shape.

As described above, the bag body 1 has the opening 1a covered by the cover piece 4, and a hood 8 is further connected to the upper edge of the bag body 1.

Although the hood 8 is shown in a semi-expanded state in FIG. 4, the hood 8 can be folded to open the opening 1.
A is covered twice so that it can also be used as a cover.

That is, the hood 8 is formed into a triangular shape by sewing the upper edges of both the left and right halves of a piece of cloth at the left and right centers, and sewing 9b at the center of the lower edge to the upper edge of the bag body 1. .

The triangular portion 8a provided at the top of the hood 8 is folded inward, and the left and right side portions are further folded back inward from the portions indicated by chain lines 10 in FIG. 4, forming a pair of snap fastener pieces 11A provided at both ends. , 11B, the hood 8 constitutes an outer lid.

Further, a clasp 12 is attached to an edge 8b formed by folding the triangular portion 8a.

The clasp 12 is a flat string and is latched onto a buckle 13 provided at the lower front of the bag body 1.

Furthermore, the hood 8 has strings 1 at symmetrical positions near both left and right ends.
4.14 is attached, and its two strings 14.14
can be tied together under the chin when the hood 8 covers the human head.

Next, how to use it will be explained.

FIG. 5 shows a rear view of the state in which the belt 2 has been changed so that the emergency bag according to the present invention can be carried on the back.

In this state, the hooks 3, 3 of the belt 2 are connected to the upper ring metal fitting 6,
6, the belt 2 is inserted into the belt loop 7, and the hooks 3, 3 at both ends are hooked to the ring fittings 6.6 at the bottom, and the belt 2 is attached to the bag body 1 at three points. Supported.

In Fig. 6, after installing the belt 2 in the state shown in Fig. 5,
The hood 8 is shown in a raised state in a side view.

The hood 8 can be raised as it is by removing the strap 12 from the buckle 13.

When the hood 8 is turned upside down and erected from this state, the sutured portion 9a is located at the upper end as shown in FIG.
begins to cover.

A front view of this state is shown in FIG. 8, and the hood 8 is fixed by tying the strings 14 and 14 provided on the hood 8 at the chin.

As described above, according to the present invention, by operating the belt hooked to the bag body, it is possible to carry it both over the shoulder and on the back, and when the bag is carried on the back, the hood can be used to cover the head. This is particularly useful because it protects the head during evacuation in the event of a disaster such as an earthquake.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view showing an example of the emergency first aid bag of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a rear view of the bag, Fig. 3 is a side view of the bag, and Fig. 4 is a front view of the bag with the hood unfolded. FIG. 5 is a rear view showing the backpack as a backpack, FIG. 6 is a side view of the backpack with the hood unfolded, and FIGS. 7 to 9 are explanatory views of the bag in use. 1...bag body, 1a...opening,
2...Belt, 3...Latch, 6...
... Ring fitting, 7 ... Belt loop, 8 ...
...Hood, 14...Twine.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A bag body with ring fittings near the four corners of the back of the first aid kit storage compartment and a belt loop in the center of the upper back, and a foldable hood that is connected to the upper edge of the bag body and doubles as a cover for the storage compartment. An emergency first aid bag comprising a shoulder strap which is provided at both ends with hooks that can be freely engaged with the ring metal fittings, and a belt that can be carried on the back.