TWI611775B - First aid buckle - Google Patents

Abstract

An emergency buckle belt comprises an upper belt body, a first pull ring, a second pull ring, a first joint member, a lower belt body, and a second joint member. The upper belt body surrounds a chest space, and the upper belt body includes a first upper belt end and a second upper belt end respectively at the two ends. The first pull ring and the second pull ring are respectively connected to the upper belt body at intervals. The first coupling member is disposed on the first upper strap end and can be configured to adjust the size of the chest space after the second upper strap end is worn. The lower strap body is connected to the upper strap body and has two first lower strap ends and one second lower strap end respectively. The second joint member is adjustably disposed on the lower belt body adjacent to the second lower belt end, and the second joint member is detachably engaged with the upper belt body, the upper belt body, the lower belt body, and the The second joint defines an integral space.

Description

First aid buckle

The present invention relates to a buckle, and more particularly to a first aid buckle.

For the rescue operation of the emergency rescue site (in this case, the fire rescue), every second counts. When the rescuer (here, the firefighter) finds a comatose person in the emergency rescue scene, it usually comes from the back of the person. The side directly hooks the armpit with both hands, and then drags it to a safer place to wait for the rescue. However, the rescuer will use more physical strength and strength to maintain the force-applying method. In addition, the rescuers also need to load the weight of their own rescue equipment (firefighting equipment). If the time is too long, there is no safe place to wait for rescue. The rescuers and the personnel may be in a dangerous situation.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a first aid buckle that allows a rescuer to easily apply force and save effort to facilitate the dragging of a comatose person.

Therefore, the first aid buckle of the present invention comprises an upper belt body, a first pull ring, a second pull ring, a first joint member, a lower belt body, and a second joint member.

The upper belt body surrounds a chest space, and the upper belt body includes a first upper belt end and a second upper belt end respectively at the two ends.

The first pull ring is connected to the upper belt body and disposed between the first upper belt end and the second upper belt end.

The second pull ring is connected to the upper belt and spaced apart from the first ring.

The first coupling member is disposed on the first upper strap end and can be configured to adjust the size of the chest space after the second upper strap end is worn.

The lower strap body is coupled to the upper strap body, the lower strap body includes a first lower strap end at one end thereof and connected to the second upper strap end, and a second lower strap end at the opposite end end .

The second joint member is adjustably disposed on the lower belt body adjacent to the second lower belt end, and the second joint member is detachably engaged with the upper belt body, the upper belt body, the lower belt body, and The two coupling members cooperate to form an integrated space.

The effect of the invention is that the chest space is adjusted by the upper belt body and the first joint member, and the chest space is sleeved on the upper chest of the person, and then the second joint member is passed through the person to the lower arm to the lower joint. The fixing portion of the back back is engaged, and the body space is adjusted to an appropriate size. Finally, the rescuer can lift the first pull ring and the second pull ring to move the person, so that the utility model can be easily used. Drag the person to a safe place in a forceful and labor-saving way.

Referring to Figures 1, 2 and 3, an embodiment of the first aid buckle of the present invention is applied to the upper chest 101 of the person 100 of the loop, and can be wrapped by the lower chest 102 of the person 100 to the back through the lower jaw 103. 104. The first-aid buckle includes an upper belt section 1, a first joint member 2, a lower belt body section 3, a chest space 4, a first pull ring 5, a second pull ring 6, and a fixing portion 7. a second joint member 8, and an integral space 9.

The upper belt section 1 includes a first upper belt end 11 and a second upper belt end 12.

The first joint member 2 is disposed on the first upper belt end 11 .

The lower belt section 3 extends rearward from the second upper belt end 12 of the upper belt section 1 and adjustably passes through the first coupling member 2, the lower belt section 3 including a second upper belt a first lower belt end 31 connected to the end 12, and a second lower belt end 32 opposite to the first lower belt end 31. In the embodiment, the upper belt section 1 and the lower belt section 3 It is integrally formed, but the two belt sections 1 and 3 can also be combined, and is not limited by the contents disclosed in the present specification.

The lower belt section 3 is inserted through the first joint member 2 to cooperate with the upper belt section 1 to define a chest space 4, wherein the lower belt section 3 is matched with the first joint 2 In the present embodiment, the size of the chest space 4 can be adjusted and fixed. In this embodiment, the first joint member 2 is composed of two double D rings, but can also be replaced by two day rings. The function of adjusting and fixing the size of the chest space 4 is not limited by the contents disclosed in the present specification.

The first pull ring 5 is connected to the upper belt body segment 1 and between the first upper belt end 11 and the second upper belt end 12 .

The second pull ring 6 is connected to the second upper belt end 12 of the upper belt body section 1.

The fixing portion 7 is disposed between the first strap ring 1 and the second tab 6 .

The second coupling member 8 is adjustably disposed on the lower strap body segment 3 adjacent to the second lower strap end 32. The second coupling member 8 is detachably engaged with the fixing portion 7 and passes through the upper strap portion. 1. The lower belt section 3, the fixing portion 7, and the second coupling member 8 cooperate to define an integral space 9.

The second coupling member 8 includes an adjusting ring 81 that is adjustably connected to the lower belt segment 3, a buckle 82 that is spaced apart from the adjusting ring 81, and a connecting ring 81 and the buckle are respectively connected to the two ends. In the embodiment, the adjusting ring 81 is a day-type ring, and the buckle 82 is a D-ring with a locking function, but can also be replaced by a D-ring, respectively. The same function can be achieved and is not limited by the contents disclosed in this specification.

Referring to FIG. 2 to FIG. 4, when the rescuer finds a comatose person 100 in the emergency rescue scene, first adjust the chest space 4 through the first joint member 2 and the lower belt portion 3, and then wear the sleeve from the top of the head. After the hands are bypassed, the card is placed under the armpit and sleeved on the upper chest 101 of the person 100, and the first joint member 2 is placed in front of the chest of the person 100, and then the chest space 4 is adjusted. The upper belt section 1 and the lower belt section 3 can properly tighten the upper chest 101 of the person 100, and then, to ensure that the person 100 can be dragged more stably, the second coupling member 8 is used for towing The lower belt section 3 bypasses the lower part 103 to the rear back 104 of the person 100, and the second joint member 8 is engaged with the fixing portion 7, and the size of the body space 9 is adjusted to make the lower belt section 3 can properly tighten the lower portion 103 of the person 100, and finally, the rescuer can take the person 100 away from the emergency by the easier pulling force of the pull rings 5, 6 (see the arrows in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4). Rescue the scene to achieve rapid rescue efficiency.

In summary, the first-aid buckle of the present invention is convenient for adjusting the size of the chest space 4 defined by the upper belt section 1 and the lower belt section 3 by the first joint member 2, so as to facilitate emergency When the scene is rescued, the chest space 4 can be quickly wrapped around the upper chest 101 of the person 100, and then the lower belt section 3 is surrounded by the front chest 102 of the person 100 via the lower portion 103 to the rear back 104. After adjusting the size of the body space 9 and properly tightening the lower portion 103 of the person 100, the rescuer can easily bring the person 100 away from the emergency rescue site by the pull rings 5, 6. It is indeed possible to achieve the object of the invention.

However, the above is only the embodiment of the present invention, and the scope of the invention is not limited thereto, and all the equivalent equivalent changes and modifications according to the scope of the patent application and the patent specification of the present invention are still The scope of the invention is covered.

100‧‧‧person
101‧‧‧ upper chest
102‧‧‧ front chest
103‧‧‧ Lower part
104‧‧‧Back back
1‧‧‧Upper body segment
11‧‧‧First upper end
12‧‧‧Second upper end
2‧‧‧First joint
3‧‧‧Under the body segment
31‧‧‧The first lower end
32‧‧‧Second lower end
4‧‧‧ chest space
5‧‧‧First pull ring
6‧‧‧Second pull ring
7‧‧‧ Fixed Department
8‧‧‧Second joint
81‧‧‧Adjustment ring
82‧‧‧ buckle
83‧‧‧ link segment
9‧‧‧ body space

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the embodiments of the present invention, wherein: Figure 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the first aid buckle of the present invention, illustrating an upper body segment, a first 2 is a perspective view of the embodiment; FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the embodiment, illustrating a second coupling member engaging a fixing portion to form an upper belt portion and the lower belt portion a segment, the fixing portion, and the body space defined by the second coupling member; FIG. 3 is a schematic top view showing the upper chest of the upper portion of the upper band segment and the lower band segment And FIG. 4 is a schematic side view showing the other end of the lower belt section being surrounded by the person's front chest via the crotch to the back.

1‧‧‧Upper body segment

11‧‧‧First upper end

12‧‧‧Second upper end

2‧‧‧First joint

3‧‧‧Under the body segment

31‧‧‧The first lower end

32‧‧‧Second lower end

4‧‧‧ chest space

5‧‧‧First pull ring

6‧‧‧Second pull ring

7‧‧‧ Fixed Department

8‧‧‧Second joint

81‧‧‧Adjustment ring

82‧‧‧ buckle

83‧‧‧ link segment

9‧‧‧ body space

Claims (8)

An first-aid buckle belt comprising: an upper belt body surrounding a chest space, the upper belt body comprising a first upper belt end and a second upper belt end respectively at the two ends; a first pull ring, and the upper a belt body is connected between the first upper belt end and the second upper belt end; a second pull ring is connected to the upper belt body and spaced apart from the first pull ring; a first combination And being disposed on the first upper belt end and capable of being worn by the second upper belt end to adjust the size of the chest space; the lower belt body is integrally formed with the upper belt body, and the lower belt body The first lower belt end at one end and connected to the second upper belt end, and the second lower belt end at the opposite end; and a second coupling member adjustably disposed adjacent to the first The lower strap body has two lower ends, the second joint member can be detachably engaged with the upper strap body, and the upper strap body, the lower strap body, and the second coupling member cooperate to form an integrated space. The first-aid buckle according to claim 1, further comprising a fixing portion disposed between the first pull ring and the second pull ring, the second joint member being detachably engaged The fixing portion is formed by the upper belt body, the lower belt body, the fixing portion, and the second coupling member. The first aid buckle according to claim 2, wherein the first joint member is a two-day ring. The first aid buckle according to claim 2, wherein the first joint member is a double double D ring. The first-aid buckle according to claim 2, wherein the second joint member comprises an adjusting ring that can adjustably connect the lower belt body, a buckle ring that is spaced apart from the adjusting ring, and one end is respectively connected The connecting ring of the adjusting ring and the buckle. The first aid buckle according to claim 5, wherein the adjustment ring is a day-type ring. The first aid buckle according to claim 5, wherein the buckle is a D-ring. The first aid buckle according to claim 5, wherein the buckle is a D-ring having a locking function.