US2549841A - Adjustable quick release strap splice - Google Patents
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- This invention relates to an adjustable quick release strap splice and especially to a quick release take-up for cargo tie downs.
- An object of this invention is to reduce or even eliminate stitching of the strap members.
- Another object is to provide a quick release device whereby adjustment can be made quickly and with a minimum of effort. This is especially desirable where the straps are used. as cargo tie downs.
- Fig. l is a plan view of the adjustable strap splice
- Fig. 2 is a section on line 22 of Fig. 1 in strap releasing position
- Fig. 3 is a modification of Fig. 2 with the split anchor frame eliminated;
- Fig. 4 is a plan view of another modification showing the split frame used for securing a snap hook.
- Fig. 5 is a section on line 55 of Fig. 4.
- FIG. 1 shows the preferred form of the quick release splice adjustment.
- Apertured rectangular frames 3, 4, and 5 are used.
- Frame 3 is split into frame openings 8 and 9 by dividing bar 1;
- frame 4 is provided with a raised bar 6 welded at its terminal points to the frame;
- frame 5 is a plain frame.
- These frames are preferably of substantially rectangular shape for more convenient assembly with straps l and 2.
- Frames 4 and 5 are superposed and offset with respect to each other.
- Straps l and 2 are threaded and looped through frames 3, 4, and 5 as shown.
- end ofstrap l is brought up through the opening 9 of frame 3, over dividing bar I and down through opening 8; then it is threaded up through the partially aligned openings of frame 5 and frame 4. It is looped back and brought up through the opening 8, over bar 1, and down through opening 9; it is then again doubled back and brought down through opening 8 and through the loop formed by raised bar 6.
- Strap 2 is brought up through the partially aligned openings of frames 5 and 4; then is doubled back over frame 4 and down again through opening in frame 5 terminating in loose end Ii].
- Tilting of the assembly of frames 4 and 5 can be accomplished in either of two ways; by the use of a lever [3 which is inserted under raised bar 6 as shown in dotted lines Fig. 2, or by merely lifting up on the end of strap 1 which has been threaded through the loop formed by raised bar 6.
- Frame 3 is used to secure or anchor the end of strap I but may be eliminated by stitching downthe end of strap l as shown in Fig. 3. It is preferred, however, that stitching be eliminated entirely and this is possible by the assembly of Fig. 2.
- End hooks or clamps can be similarly secured to the strap without any stitchin whatsoever by using split frame 3, for anchoring as shown in Figs. 4 and 5.
- the snap hook l I in Figs. 4 and 5 is secured to strap l by threading the end of strap l up through opening 8, over bar I and down through opening 9, then up through hook loop I2, looped back and. threaded up through opening 9, over bar I and down through opening 8.
- the end of strap I is then locked by bringing it over frame 3 and down through opening 9 as shown. Tensioning will securely look all parts. Any securing eye or fitting could be attached in like manner.
- a quick. adjustable and release strap splice comprising a rectangular apertured first frame having spaced side bars and end cross bars, a rectangular double apertured second frame having spaced side bars and end cross bars and a raised mid bar parallel to said end bars and connecting intermediate points of said side bars, said second frame being arranged in superposed and somewhat offset relation to said first frame, and one end of a strap extending through from the bottom of the aperture in the first frame up through the aperture between the raised bar and adjacent end cross bar of said second frame, then over said adjacent end cross bar of said second frame, down through the first frame aperture and under the adjacent first frame end bar to be held in compression thereby between said adjacent first frame end bar and the strap, an end of another strap extending up through the first frame aperture and through the other aperture of the second frame and secured against itself.
- a quick adjustable and release strap splice comprising a rectangular apertured first frame having spaced side bars and end cross bars, a rectangular double apertured second frame having spaced side bars and end cross bars and a raised mid bar parallel to said end bars and connecting intermediate points of said side bars, said second frame being arranged in superposed and somewhat offset relation to said first frame, one end of a strap extending through from the bottom of the aperture in the first frame up through the aperture between the raised bar and adjacent end cross bar of said second frame, then over said adjacent end cross bar of said second frame, down through the first fram aperture and under the adjacent first frame end bar to be held in compression thereby between said adjacent first frame end bar and the strap, a double rectangular apertured third anchor frame having a mid bar between its end bars, and an end of another strap extending up through the first frame aperture and through the other aperture of the second frame and secured against the strap by said double rectangular frame, the latter strap end extending through the apertures and over the mid bar of said third frame before passing through said first and second frames, then back again through the same aperture
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April 24, 1951 D. MORROW ETAL ADJUSTABLE QUICK RELEASE STRAP SPLICE Filed Sept. 19, 1945 FIG.
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INVENTORS K S v M M L m AH Y ATTORNEY Patented Apr. 24, 1951 UNITED FFICE ADJUSTABLE QUICK RELEASE STRAP SPLICE David Morrow and Charles E. Cummiskey, United States Navy 1 Application September 19, 1945, Serial No. 617,410
2 Claims. (Cl. 24197) (Granted under the act of March 3, 1883, as
This invention relates to an adjustable quick release strap splice and especially to a quick release take-up for cargo tie downs.
Heretofore in making straps it has been necessary to secure the buckles by means of stitching.
An object of this invention is to reduce or even eliminate stitching of the strap members.
Another object is to provide a quick release device whereby adjustment can be made quickly and with a minimum of effort. This is especially desirable where the straps are used. as cargo tie downs.
Other objects will become apparent from the following description in which:
Fig. l is a plan view of the adjustable strap splice;
Fig. 2 is a section on line 22 of Fig. 1 in strap releasing position;
Fig. 3 is a modification of Fig. 2 with the split anchor frame eliminated;
Fig. 4 is a plan view of another modification showing the split frame used for securing a snap hook; and
Fig. 5 is a section on line 55 of Fig. 4.
In the drawing Fig. 1 shows the preferred form of the quick release splice adjustment. Apertured rectangular frames 3, 4, and 5 are used. Frame 3 is split into frame openings 8 and 9 by dividing bar 1; frame 4 is provided with a raised bar 6 welded at its terminal points to the frame; and frame 5 is a plain frame. These frames are preferably of substantially rectangular shape for more convenient assembly with straps l and 2. Frames 4 and 5 are superposed and offset with respect to each other.
Straps l and 2 are threaded and looped through frames 3, 4, and 5 as shown. In making the assembly the end ofstrap l is brought up through the opening 9 of frame 3, over dividing bar I and down through opening 8; then it is threaded up through the partially aligned openings of frame 5 and frame 4. It is looped back and brought up through the opening 8, over bar 1, and down through opening 9; it is then again doubled back and brought down through opening 8 and through the loop formed by raised bar 6.
In normal tensioned position all parts will be securely clamped and held. By tilting the assembly of frames 4 and 5 as shown in Fig. 2, the rip on strap 2 is loosened so that adjustment of strap 2 can be made for loosening by pulling amended April 30, 1928; 3'79 9. G. 757) strap 2, or for tightening by pulling the strap end lll.-
Tilting of the assembly of frames 4 and 5 can be accomplished in either of two ways; by the use of a lever [3 which is inserted under raised bar 6 as shown in dotted lines Fig. 2, or by merely lifting up on the end of strap 1 which has been threaded through the loop formed by raised bar 6.
It will be apparent that a convenient adjustable splice and quick release take-up has been designed which is especially useful for cargo tie downs and particularly for use with aircraft cargo. It has been found convenient to use straps of webbing, preferably salvaged as parachute webbing. However, any type of strap can be used without departing from the scope of the invention.
End hooks or clamps can be similarly secured to the strap without any stitchin whatsoever by using split frame 3, for anchoring as shown in Figs. 4 and 5. The snap hook l I in Figs. 4 and 5 is secured to strap l by threading the end of strap l up through opening 8, over bar I and down through opening 9, then up through hook loop I2, looped back and. threaded up through opening 9, over bar I and down through opening 8. The end of strap I is then locked by bringing it over frame 3 and down through opening 9 as shown. Tensioning will securely look all parts. Any securing eye or fitting could be attached in like manner.
The invention described herein may be manufactured and used by or for the Government of the United states of America for governmental purposes without the payment of any royalties thereon or therefor.
Having described our invention we claim:
1. A quick. adjustable and release strap splice comprising a rectangular apertured first frame having spaced side bars and end cross bars, a rectangular double apertured second frame having spaced side bars and end cross bars and a raised mid bar parallel to said end bars and connecting intermediate points of said side bars, said second frame being arranged in superposed and somewhat offset relation to said first frame, and one end of a strap extending through from the bottom of the aperture in the first frame up through the aperture between the raised bar and adjacent end cross bar of said second frame, then over said adjacent end cross bar of said second frame, down through the first frame aperture and under the adjacent first frame end bar to be held in compression thereby between said adjacent first frame end bar and the strap, an end of another strap extending up through the first frame aperture and through the other aperture of the second frame and secured against itself.
2. A quick adjustable and release strap splice comprising a rectangular apertured first frame having spaced side bars and end cross bars, a rectangular double apertured second frame having spaced side bars and end cross bars and a raised mid bar parallel to said end bars and connecting intermediate points of said side bars, said second frame being arranged in superposed and somewhat offset relation to said first frame, one end of a strap extending through from the bottom of the aperture in the first frame up through the aperture between the raised bar and adjacent end cross bar of said second frame, then over said adjacent end cross bar of said second frame, down through the first fram aperture and under the adjacent first frame end bar to be held in compression thereby between said adjacent first frame end bar and the strap, a double rectangular apertured third anchor frame having a mid bar between its end bars, and an end of another strap extending up through the first frame aperture and through the other aperture of the second frame and secured against the strap by said double rectangular frame, the latter strap end extending through the apertures and over the mid bar of said third frame before passing through said first and second frames, then back again through the same apertures of said third frame, then over the end bar of said third frame furthermost from said first and second frames, and over the third frame mid bar and down through the adjacent aperture and under the end bar, and then under the raised mid bar of said second frame to provide a stitchless buckle releasable by lifting the latter strap end under the raised mid bar of said second frame.
DAVID MORROW. CHARLES E. CUMMISKEY.
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