WO2012152863A2 - Système de transport modulaire - Google Patents

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WO2012152863A2
WO2012152863A2 PCT/EP2012/058628 EP2012058628W WO2012152863A2 WO 2012152863 A2 WO2012152863 A2 WO 2012152863A2 EP 2012058628 W EP2012058628 W EP 2012058628W WO 2012152863 A2 WO2012152863 A2 WO 2012152863A2
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fastening
support system
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Gerd Hexels
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Hexonia Gmbh
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45F—TRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F3/00—Travelling or camp articles; Sacks or packs carried on the body
    • A45F3/14—Carrying-straps; Pack-carrying harnesses
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45F—TRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F3/00—Travelling or camp articles; Sacks or packs carried on the body
    • A45F3/04—Sacks or packs carried on the body by means of two straps passing over the two shoulders
    • A45F3/06—Sacks or packs carried on the body by means of two straps passing over the two shoulders specially adapted for military purposes
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45F—TRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F3/00—Travelling or camp articles; Sacks or packs carried on the body
    • A45F3/04—Sacks or packs carried on the body by means of two straps passing over the two shoulders
    • A45F3/047—Sacks or packs carried on the body by means of two straps passing over the two shoulders with adjustable fastenings for the shoulder straps or waist belts
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45F—TRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F3/00—Travelling or camp articles; Sacks or packs carried on the body
    • A45F3/04—Sacks or packs carried on the body by means of two straps passing over the two shoulders
    • A45F3/08—Carrying-frames; Frames combined with sacks
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41—WEAPONS
    • F41H—ARMOUR; ARMOURED TURRETS; ARMOURED OR ARMED VEHICLES; MEANS OF ATTACK OR DEFENCE, e.g. CAMOUFLAGE, IN GENERAL
    • F41H1/00—Personal protection gear
    • F41H1/02—Armoured or projectile- or missile-resistant garments; Composite protection fabrics

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  • the invention relates to a modular support system according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • the invention relates to a modular support system according to the preamble of claim 29 and to a modular support system according to the preamble of claim 34.
  • the invention also relates to a hip belt for use with a modular support system according to claim 28.
  • a generic modular support system is known from DE 10 2009 042 455 AI.
  • the support system known from the generic document has a ballistic protective vest.
  • Such protective vests are commonly used in the military and police to protect people from injury from stabbing or bullet attacks.
  • the protective vest has at least one ballistic ⁇ formed back part and usually also a ballistic trained front.
  • means for attachment to a human upper body are provided, which may be a shoulder strap and a fastening belt. This allows the vest to reliably on
  • the support system known from the generic document comprises a hip belt, on which laterally two rod-shaped supports are provided.
  • the lateral Abstweilonne are attached at one end to the waist belt and the other end to a support device.
  • the carrying device is used while filling with loads to be carried. This may in particular be a backpack.
  • the lateral Abstweilungen the weight of the support means is at least partially introduced into the hip belt and transmitted to this.
  • the supports are attached to the side of the waist belt, which is to be understood laterally that the supports are left and right of the body of a human if the generic support system is worn correctly.
  • the method known from the generic font modular support ⁇ system in addition to the supporting device has a housing which is substantially adapted to the height and the width of the back portion of the ballistic vest.
  • the housing is used to hold electronic components and / or electronic devices, such as a radio.
  • the use of an electronic housing is in particular ⁇ special then advantageous if the support system is used for military purposes.
  • known from the generic document support system has the advantage of a modular structure. Furthermore, it is possible in the generic-type support system to throw off individual components quickly in an emergency. It has also been found in the generic support system as an advantage that the bal ⁇ listische vest has both shoulder straps and a fastening strap and in addition a separate from the vest waist belt is formed, which runs un ⁇ below the fastening belt.
  • the known from the general state of the art support systems have - with the exception of the generic support system - only a mounting strap, which is designed as part of the protective vest.
  • a waist strap, to the lateral supports via gravitational forces may be initiated by a jerk ⁇ sack or the like directly, is not known from the prior art.
  • US 2009/0127299 A1 shows a carrying system with a shoulder strap and a fastening strap, it being possible to connect pieces of luggage to the back of the carrying system, possibly also several pieces of luggage serially one behind the other.
  • An advantageous exemplary ⁇ Introduction of weight forces in a hip belt, so that the shoulders of the wearer to be relieved therefrom is not known.
  • a similar concept also shows the US
  • WO 2007/114702 AI Another support system is known from WO 2007/114702 AI.
  • a base support is provided, which can be attached to a human upper body.
  • a back part of the main body can be connected via a connecting element with a separate hip belt.
  • the connecting element engages laterally on the hip belt or is anchored there.
  • the loads to be carried are coupled directly to the back according to WO 2007/114702 AI. This in turn causes the weight of the to be carried Load due to the coupling to the back predominantly on the shoulders of a human upper body.
  • the ballistic protective vest itself, it has ⁇ karend to the hip belt a fastening belt, so-called wings, which are connected to one another for example via a Klettverbin ⁇ dung.
  • the support system according to DE 10 2009 042 455 Al has proven to be very advantageous compared to the prior art.
  • the inventor has now, however, recognized that lateral waste subsidies as they are sawn known from the generic support system, or as AI result from the WO 2007/114702, in terms of its freedom of movement of the wearer in situations disadvantageous be ⁇ Sonderen can. Furthermore, the inventor has recognized that it may be particularly important for military applications that the support system, in particular if this is in different configurations, that is, with different system components. used, is easy and intuitive to use. Furthermore, the inventor recognized that, in turn, is particularly crucial in particular for military applications that the support system in case of need can be quickly remo ⁇ men or discard. Furthermore, recognized by the inventors that it is advantageous if the ballistic From ⁇ armor is optional and in particular a ANPAS ⁇ sung to the size and the physique of the wearer is possible.
  • the present invention is therefore based on the object to solve the disadvantages of the prior art, in particular to create a simple structure, particularly practical and ro ⁇ bustes supporting system, especially for military applications.
  • a protective vest with at least one back part and means for attachment to a human upper body
  • a carrying device for filling with loads to be carried wherein the carrying device has carrying shoulder straps for attachment to a human upper body, and
  • a housing for receiving an electronic unit wherein the housing is attachable to the back of the protective ⁇ vest,
  • the hip belt has a connecting element for attaching the protective vest without interposing the housing. bind, and wherein the connecting element is designed to carry weight forces of the protective vest on the hip belt over ⁇ .
  • this object is achieved according to the invention according to claim 29 by a modular support system with a vest with we ⁇ least one back part and means for attachment to a human upper body, the back of the vest can be connected to other system components, and wherein at least a part of the means for Attachment to a human upper body eyelets or receiving openings has hen and the back is provided with fastening loops ⁇ hen, the attachment loops are introduced into the eyelets orrapo réelleen and wherein at least one elongate fixing is provided, which by the inserted into the eyelets orrapo réelleen ends of the attachment loops is feasible and the eyelets or receiving openings, the attachment loops and the elongate fixing element are such that the fastening fastening loops after passing through the elongated fixing element no longer through the eyelet or the receiving opening
  • a modular support system consisting of at least ei ⁇ ner protective vest with at least one back and means for attachment to a human upper body, wherein at the human upper body facing the inside of the back of the vest a back pad - Can be brought, and wherein the back pad on the inside of the back part by a Velcro fastened height adjustable and attached to the back at least one back pad attachment tab is attached, which folds after positioning the back pad on the human torso facing inside of the back pad and there over a Velcro connection is fixable.
  • a particularly advantageous hip belt for use with a modular support system results from claim 28. It is provided that the hip belt has a coupling to directly couple a carrying device, which is intended to be filled with loads to be carried, the hip belt has for the transmission of compressive forces suitable connector in order to connect a back portion of a protective vest directly, and wherein the coupling of the hip belt and the connecting element of the hip belt are positioned adjacent to a lower portion of a human spine at the back of a human ⁇ union upper body when the hip belt is created correctly.
  • the solutions according to the invention significantly increase the wearing comfort of the support system compared with the previously known solutions.
  • the solutions according to the invention also simplify handling and ensure simple and rapid connection or removal of the individual system components of the modular support system.
  • the connecting element connects the hip belt without the interposition of the housing with the vest ⁇ protection.
  • the advantages of the hip belt ⁇ can also use, when the carrier carries no case for housing an electronic unit. Further, the inventor has found that the power flow is improved thereby.
  • the hip belt is connected via exactly one connecting element with the back part. It is advantageous if the connecting element is formed on the rear ⁇ side of the hip belt and along a human spine on the back upwards, when the hip belt is applied correctly, the facing away from the hip ⁇ belt upper portion of the connecting element with the back part the protective vest is connectable.
  • This solution has proven to be particularly suitable.
  • the fact that the connecting element along the human spine on the back upwards, on the one hand good relief of the spine and a good absorption of the forces is achieved.
  • the connecting element runs along the spinal column-unlike a design with two lateral supports-the freedom of movement of the wearer is improved.
  • the connecting element can essentially follow the movement of the spine.
  • the connecting element can be arranged on the back of the hip belt in the region of the human loin or in the lower region of the loin and extend from there parallel and along the spine upwards. It is sufficient if the connecting element extends so far along the spine that a secure and reliable connection with the
  • Protective vest can be made.
  • the at least one partial piece of the connecting element spring-loaded and / or elastic and / or damped is formed and / or the connection element ⁇ sprung in the vertical direction to the hip belt and / or the protective jacket is mounted.
  • the sprung arrangement or the elastic configuration may preferably be selected such that in the vertical direction, when the support system is correctly applied, a damping or an elasticity or a suspension is present.
  • the connecting element should preferably be able to follow a movement of the spine. It can be sufficient if one or more part / s of the connecting element is / are elastically formed.
  • Pivoting movement allows relatively between the back part of the protective vest and the hip belt to a perpendicular to the back part extending pivot axis.
  • a lateral tilting of the upper body relative to the hip was partially restricted. It is advantageous if the hip belt has a coupling on ⁇ to couple the support means without interposition of the housing on the hip belt.
  • the carrying device which is intended to be filled with lases to be carried, for example, a backpack o- a luggage receptacle, is attached directly to the protective vest or ei ⁇ nem applied to the human upper body base frame ,
  • the weight of the carrying device is directly on the
  • the support device acts directly on the hip belt or be coupled so that the weight forces are introduced ⁇ belt of the carrying device directly into the hip. This is opposite to the state of the art Technology a decisive advantage. Furthermore, it is possible to dispense with the interposition of a housing (for accommodating electronic components), so that the coupling of the carrying device can take place independently of whether a housing is provided for accommodating electronic components or not.
  • the carrying device has shoulder straps so that the carrying device, like a backpack, can be picked up by the wearer.
  • the carrying device like a backpack
  • forces also act on the shoulder of a human body, but to a much lesser extent than when the carrying device is coupled to the back of the protective vest.
  • the coupling of the hip belt is formed at the rear of the hip belt and adjacent to a human ⁇ Liche spine, when the waist belt is correctly inserted ⁇ is. Furthermore, it is advantageous if the coupling is formed below the connecting element on the outside of the back of the hip belt.
  • the coupling is optionally located in a line, with respect to the course of the spine, with the connecting element between the waist belt and the protective vest, which in turn by this arrangement the mobility of the wearer is not unnecessarily restricted.
  • the connecting element and the back part offset in the vertical direction form multiple Ver ⁇ binding sites, so that a detachable, height-adjustable connection of the connecting element with the rear ⁇ enteil is produced.
  • a height-adjustable connection or connection of the connecting member makes it possible to adjust the distance between the hip belt and ⁇ admir the back individually to the carrier ⁇ .
  • the distance between the hip belt and the legislativet ⁇ eil can thus be increased or decreased, depending on the demand to which connecting points, the connecting element, viewed in the vertical direction, is connected to the back part.
  • To connect the connecting element to the discourset ⁇ express various detachable connections, optionally also non-releasable connections are also conceivable.
  • the connecting element can be fixed to the back without zuzz ⁇ takeover of tools. It is for example possible to connect the back part and the Vietnamesesele ⁇ ment via a loop system with each other. It is advantageous if the back has fastening tabs which comprise the connecting element and example ⁇ can be fixed by a Velcro connection.
  • the connecting element has a sawtooth-like profile section provided with projections and grooves. It is also advantageous if the connecting element has a substantially flat, plate-like structure, wherein the main surfaces of the plate-shaped structure extend substantially plane-parallel to the back of the back part of the protective vest and wherein the two laterally and vertically extending side edges of the connecting element each have a mirror image arranged, have sawtooth-like profile section.
  • the sawtooth-like profile section of the two laterally and vertically extending side edges of the connecting element can already enable a certain basic elasticity or mobility in particular such that the carrier of the support system can tilt to the left and to the right. It may be advantageous if at least one remaining between two mirror-inverted grooves portion of the connecting element is formed elastically or sprung.
  • the elastic or sprung sections may correspond in their effect to the spinal discs of a spinal column. It can be provided that only one or two, but also several, possibly also all sections that are located between two opposing grooves of two parallel, sawtooth-shaped side edges are formed elastically or sprung.
  • a further particular advantage of the sawtooth-like design of a profile section is that the sawtooth-like profile section is used particularly advantageously can be used to connect the connecting element with the back part. It may be advantageous, for example, to provide the back of the back part with a plurality of vertically überei ⁇ nander arranged fasteners with which the connecting element of the hip belt on the back part in the variable height can be fixed.
  • the sawtooth-like profile sections -possibly also only a sawtooth-like profile section-make it particularly advantageous to produce a positive connection with the back part. Due to the regular design of the sawtooth-like profile, the connecting element can be arranged particularly easily at different points of the back part in the vertical direction. It is advantageous if also the inside of the back part has a plurality of vertically stacked fasteners.
  • each fastening element has two attachment tabs, which are superimposed in each case in the region of the grooves of the connecting element and preferably connectable to one another by means of a hook-and-loop fastener.
  • the distance between the vest and the hip belt can be adjusted.
  • By attaching the fastening tabs in the grooves of the connecting element can then fix the desired distance between the protective vest and the hip belt.
  • connection of the hip belt with the protective vest was shown before ⁇ standing (and also below) on the basis of a releasable determination of the connecting element on the back.
  • the connecting element is releasably held on the hip belt angeord ⁇ net on the back part.
  • the pre see ⁇ nen in the protective vest means for attachment to a human upper body comprise a passage extending above the hip belt fastening belt and / or two extending through a human shoulder shoulder strap which can be fastened or fixed respectively to the back part of the vest ,
  • Such a determination of the protective vest on a human upper body has been found to be particularly suitable.
  • an embodiment is suitable in which the
  • Means for attachment to a human upper body Two Include a shoulder strap and a fastening strap running above the hip belt.
  • the prior art discloses either predominantly a fastening belt or a hip ⁇ belt.
  • the fastening belt runs in the region of a hip.
  • the inventor has recognized, however, that it is advantageous if the protective vest has a fastening belt which is independent of the hip belt and runs above the hip belt.
  • the fastening belt can preferably be closed by a Velcro fastener.
  • the fastening belt can preferably be formed from two side wings.
  • the ends of the fastening strap facing the back part are provided with eyelets or receiving openings and the back part has fastening loops, the fastening loops being pluggable through the eyelets or receiving openings, and at least one elongate fixing element being provided by the eyelet in the eyelets or receiving openings introduced ends of the
  • Fastening loops is feasible, and the eyelets or receiving openings, the attachment loops and the elongate fixing element are such that the fastening ⁇ loops are no longer executable by the eyelets or therapo réelleen after performing the elongated fixing element, wherein the elongate fixing element is a control ⁇ element has to pull out the fixing from the mounting ⁇ loops.
  • the inventor has recognized that this design enables a fast, simple and reliable shedding of the protection vest is possible. By preferably a pulling movement on the operating part, the elongate fixing element can be pulled out of the fastening loops.
  • the attachment loops can slip out of the eyelets or receiving openings of the fastening belt, which is its mountings ⁇ gungsgurt detached from the back part.
  • at least one shoulder strap (if available) must be removed to remove the protective vest from the wearer.
  • the hip belt which as a rule has a buckle, similar to an aircraft buckle, also to be loosened. This too is quick and easy. From the prior art, such an advantageous dropout logic is not known. It has proven to be advantageous if the rear ⁇ enteil has attachment loops or mounting sleeves and at least one end of the fastening belt ent ⁇ speaking eyelets through which the loops or sleeves can be inserted.
  • the elongate fixing element may preferably be formed as a wire or rope, in particular as a plug-in wire.
  • fastening loops in the context of the invention correspond to fastening sleeves, which is why below will be discussed only on mounting sleeves.
  • the disclosure should apply to both variants.
  • both Ends are connected in the manner described above with the counselort ⁇ eil and optionally can be solved accordingly. It is advantageous may be present when the, preferably having at least one En ⁇ de both ends of the fastening belt each have a plurality in the circumferential direction of the fastening belt staggered eyelets or receiving openings. This makes it particularly easy to adapt the fastening strap to different body sizes.
  • the protective vest at its the back part facing ⁇ th end at least one eyelet or a receiving opening has and the back has attachment loops, where ⁇ in each case a fastening loop in an associated eyelet orrapo réelle can be inserted and wherein at least one elongate fixing element is provided, which is feasible by the inserted into the eyelet or receiving opening end of the corresponding fastening loop, and the eyelets orrapo réelleen, the attachment loops and the elongate fixing element are such that the fastening loop after performing the elongated fixing element is no longer executable by the eyelet or therapöff- tion, wherein the elongate fixing element has an operating element to extract the fixing element from the fastening loops ⁇ tion.
  • the logic of the connection of at least one of the two shoulder straps on the back part corresponds to the logic of the connection of the fastening belt, a simple Handling achieved.
  • the elongate Fixie ⁇ Rdevice (again, preferably a wire or a cable, especially a pintle wire) from the or the fastening loops with which or which of the shoulder straps to the back part is attached, pulled, whereby the connection is released.
  • the protective vest also has a fastening belt which is loosened in a similar manner, the entire protective vest can be thrown off by pulling out the elongate fixing elements with one movement.
  • the inventor has realized that it can be sufficient if only a shoulder strap is released.
  • the protective vest then drops off quickly and easily on the other shoulder.
  • ⁇ de shoulder straps are secured by appropriate attachment loops and eyelets on the back with the help of the same elongated fixing.
  • both shoulder straps can be detached from the back by pulling out a longitudinal fixing element, as a result of which the protective vest falls off or can be removed from the carrier in a particularly advantageous manner.
  • the attachment loops for connecting a first end of the fastening strap form a first loop row through which a first fixing element is feasible and wherein a second fixing is least ⁇ least feasible through the fastening loop of a arranged on the same half of the back first shoulder strap and wherein the first and the second fixie ⁇ relement by a common operating part of the fastening tion loops are pulled to release the first end of the fastening ⁇ tion belt and at least the first shoulder strap of the back part.
  • the protective vest In order to achieve a favorable ejection of the protective vest, it is part of biasing, when the first end of the fastening belt and the ers ⁇ te shoulder strap on the same half of the back part, at ⁇ play as both the left (if the vest is properly GETRA ⁇ gen) or both right, are arranged. Thus, all fasteners are solved on this side of the vest, making the vest can be particularly easy to fall off.
  • the second elongate fixing element solves both shoulder straps. This is structurally easy to achieve.
  • a third preferably Fi ⁇ xierelement is used to define the second end of Fixed To ⁇ gungsgurts to the back part. It has issued ⁇ ago that it is not necessary for quick disposal of body armor to solve the second end of the mounting ⁇ belt from the back.
  • a third fixing element can be provided to allow a simple connection of the second end of the fastening strap to the back part, in particular in view of the fact that the circumferential length of the fastening strap is due to the presence of several eyelets or receiving openings in the region of the second End of the fastening belt particularly easily changed ⁇ who can.
  • the shoulder straps have a plurality of behind each other arranged eyelets or receiving openings, which make it possible to connect the shoulder strap according to the size of the wearer to the back, ie to change the relevant for the wearer length of the shoulder strap.
  • the back part has receiving openings or eyelets and the or the shoulder strap and / or the fastening strap or its ends have fastening loops.
  • a connection of the shoulder straps or the fastening strap can also be realized in that the eyelets or receiving openings and the fastening loops are formed exactly on the other element.
  • the back part have Be ⁇ fixing loops and the means for securing to a human upper body through eyelets or receiving apertures. Nevertheless, both variants are to be disclosed hereby.
  • attachment points for attaching the attachment loops and / or the attachment elements are integrated in the back part.
  • the attachment loops or fasteners are bolted to the back, riveted or otherwise form, force or materially connected.
  • it has Stammge ⁇ is particularly advantageous when integrated into the back mounting points are, to which preferably separate fastening ⁇ loops are attached.
  • the fastening belt and / or the connecting element can be formed as inserts, which are integrated in bores, preferably in through-holes, of the back part.
  • the deposits can vorzugswei ⁇ se be designed as threaded sleeves.
  • the threaded sleeves can have an internal thread, which serves to receive a screw. The screw can thereby serve as game at ⁇ for fastening a shoulder strap-guiding elements ⁇ or a fastening strap or of a Fixed To ⁇ restriction member.
  • the fixation of an insert, in particular a threaded sleeve, in a bore in the back part can take place, for example, by crimping or deforming the threaded sleeve after insertion into the bore, so that the threaded sleeve can no longer be pulled out of the bore.
  • the threaded sleeve or generally the insert can preferably be made of metal, in particular of Mes ⁇ sing.
  • an additional element is screwed, which has a slot or a slot through which the fastening ⁇ loops or fasteners or the fastening ⁇ tion tabs can be plugged.
  • the attachment points a slot have a slot through which the fastening loops or the fastening elements can be inserted, so that the fastening loops or the fastening elements, for example, by a thickened end in the slot or the slot are fixed.
  • This allows the loading ⁇ fastening loops or fasteners at ⁇ play as if they are damaged, fast and easy to replace.
  • the fastening loops or the fastening elements can be easily connected to the back part in this way.
  • the back portion is a random-inflammatory plate or one of a puncture resistant material fabric ⁇ te plate.
  • the back plate is formed of aramid, optionally, the back plate also Sili ⁇ zium on.
  • the back part is formed from a plurality of plane-parallel arranged layers. As a result, if necessary, an advantageous puncture protection can be achieved. It is advantageous in this case if the attachment points are integrated into the back part during the pressing of the layers. As a result, the attachment points, which in this case have preference ⁇ a slot, reliable, simple and resilient connected to the back.
  • the back part has one, preferably several, preferably four closed layers.
  • the back part may be one, preferably several, preferably four thereto planpa ⁇ rallel arranged layers verse- with slots hen are.
  • the attachment point can extend through the slots to the outside, preferably such that the point of attachment with its oblong hole at a réellesei ⁇ te of the back part, ie on the side which is oriented towards the body of the wearer protrudes.
  • the attachment points may have a correspondingly enlarged and preferably flat foot region. The foot area can rest on a closed position.
  • a back pad is attached to the inner side of the back part of the protective vest facing the human upper body.
  • the back cushion By the back cushion, the wearing comfort is significantly increased, in particular the discharge logic, ie the connection of the shoulder straps and the fastening strap on the back part and the other technical embodiment of the back part covered, so that they do not interfere with the body of the wearer.
  • the back pad is mounted vertically adjustable on the inside of the back part by a Velcro connection.
  • the inside of the back part and the correspondingly facing side of the back pad each have correspondingly Velcro elements.
  • the back pad can be particularly easy to apply to the inside of the back, especially at different heights.
  • at least one back cushion fastening strap is attached to the back part, which is foldable after positioning of the back pad on the inside of the back pad facing the human upper body and there fixable via a Velcro connection.
  • the back pad is provided with a weft and / or puncture resistant security insert and / or the back pad has a slot for a shot and / or stab-resistant security insert.
  • the security insert is designed as a shot-retardant plate. For example as SKI, preferably as SK4 plate. However, any hard and / or softballistic embodiments of the security insert are possible.
  • the relatively heavy ballistic safety insert ⁇ is carried only when needed, ie is introduced into the back cushion.
  • the insertion of the security insert is preferably formed in obe ⁇ ren region of the back pad. It may be advantageous if the hip belt has a leather trim that abuts a human body when the hip belt is worn correctly. As a result, a higher friction is achieved, thus reducing slippage of the hip belt relative to the body.
  • a shoulder strap guide element is provided, which is fastened to the back part in such a way that a longitudinal gap remains between the shoulder strap guide element and the back part, which makes it possible to carry out the end of the shoulder strap intended for fastening to the back part, wherein the shoulder strap guide element above a fastening loop of the back part, which is pre ⁇ see for fixing the shoulder strap, is arranged.
  • the inventor has recognized that the attachment of the shoulder strap to the back part is relieved by the shoulder strap guiding element. It creates a resting point. On the other hand, however, a rapid release of the shoulder ⁇ belt is not hindered by the back part through the shoulder strap guide member.
  • the shoulder strap guide ⁇ element can be easily screwed onto the back part. To be particularly advantageous, it has issued forth ⁇ when the shoulder belt guide member comprises an elongated guide member which is rotatably mounted and ro ⁇ tierbar and the respective shoulder strap transversely or diagonally spans. The rotating or rotatable arrangement makes it particularly easy to carry out the Shoulder strap through the longitudinal gap allows. Furthermore, a quick withdrawal is supported.
  • hip belt is padded on the side facing the wearer.
  • the waist belt in the loading ⁇ reaching the left and / or right side of the wearer when the waist belt is worn correctly preferably has a zip fastener, so that further elements can be connected.
  • the fastening strap of the protective jacket preferably, has a zipper on the left or right side of the wearer when the fastening strap is worn correctly to bind other elements to ⁇ .
  • the fastening belt and / or the hip belt may have a flap protruding from the zipper, preferably with a zipper
  • Velcro which makes it possible to cover the zipper and protect against damage, especially dirt.
  • the protective jacket on the hip belt may be of particular importance that the forces occurring vertical are attenuated while a maximum Be ⁇ mobility of the carrier is maintained, analogous to Move ⁇ friendliness, which has a human spine.
  • the introduction of the forces on the hipbelt comes here to be ⁇ special importance. It is advantageous if the forces over as large an area as possible of the hip belt, if possible over at least approximately the entire area of the hip belt. In particular, it should be avoided that a human spinal canal is overcharged.
  • the dacasele ⁇ ment is integrally formed with a hip belt insert, the hip belt insert the course of the hip belt in the circumferential direction at least partially simulated.
  • Characterized ⁇ which the weight forces through the connecting member to the entire hip belt insert-distributed.
  • the H-gurteinlage simulates at least the course of the hip belt in the circumferential direction in the region of the rear of the hip belt, that is in the area of the hip belt, the pers rests on the back of a human pERSonal when the waist belt is worn correctly.
  • hip belt insert extends on both sides from the middle of the rear side of the hip belt to the front side of the hip belt or at least approximately to the buckle of the hip belt.
  • the H.gurteinlage may preferably have in the vertical direction below the connecting element, one or more Dämp ⁇ Fung recesses which allow a targeted deformation of the H Fundamentalgurteinlage.
  • the hip belt insert with the integrated connecting element can be produced, for example, from rubber or rubber, preferably from a plurality of layers of rubber or rubber, particularly preferably in conjunction with one or more textile layers. It lends itself in particular to laminate a composite of the aforementioned materials.
  • the hip belt insert can be integrated into the hip belt so that the wearing comfort is still advantageous. That is, the waist belt has as ticking or as a deposit on the H Fundamentalgur ⁇ teinlage.
  • the entspre ⁇ accordingly extends the profile of the waist belt and is bent.
  • the hip belt insert may preferably extend from the back of the hip belt to the front, in particular at least approximately to the buckle of the hip belt.
  • the hip belt insert can also be used, for example, in the area of
  • the H-gurteinlage stretches from the middle of the back of the hip belt, that is, from a region adjacent to a human spinal column, at least on both sides to the two sides up to the hip belt and the two sides of a human body.
  • the H Attentiongurteinlage can be combined with all known shopping ⁇ paint, especially with all the features of the embodiment described below, combine.
  • the Be ⁇ scription and also the dependent claims of claim 1 are to be understood such that these also disclose a connection ⁇ element which is formed a ⁇ lumps with a Hvisorgurteinlage or Hflectteinlage has an integrated connecting member.
  • the housing for receiving the electronic components on a front and / or rear side has an aluminum-coated foil or an aluminum foil and / or a spacer knitted fabric. Furthermore, the Housing passages, for example, for an antenna, on ⁇ wise.
  • Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a variant of the support system according to the invention.
  • Fig. 2 is a plan view of the inside of a back part of a protective vest, wherein the back part is connected via a connecting element with a hip belt, in a representation in which on the inside of the back part, a back pad is attached, with additional back pad fastening tabs for attachment of the back pad are shown in an open state;
  • Fig. 3 is an illustration according to Fig. 2, with the additional back cushion attachment tabs shown in a closed condition;
  • FIG. 4 a representation according to FIG. 3, with a larger one
  • FIG. 5 shows an individual view of a hip belt in a first variant
  • Fig. 6 is a detail view of a hip belt in a
  • Fig. 7 is a detail view of a hip belt in a
  • Fig. 8 is a detail view of a hip belt in a
  • Fig. 9 is a detail view of a hip belt in a
  • Fig, 10 is a plan view of the inside of the back of a vest, wherein on the back shoulder straps ⁇ a fastening strap and a waist strap are integrally ⁇ introduced;
  • Fig. 11 is a detail view of a back part of a
  • Protective vest with attachment points for attaching attachment loops and / or attachment straps; 12 shows a sectional view through the back part in the region of an attachment point along the line XII-XII of FIG. 11;
  • Fig. 13 is a detail view of a shoulder strap guide member
  • FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of a housing for
  • FIG. 15 is a sectional view through the back part in the region of an attachment point in an alternative embodiment to FIG. 12;
  • Fig. 17 is a view according to FIG. 9, wherein the connecting element is formed integrally with a hip belt insert.
  • Fig. 1 shows a modular support system 1, which is composed according to FIG. 1 of substantially four system components.
  • a protective vest 2 In the system components shown in FIG. 1 is a protective vest 2, a hip belt 3, a Tragein ⁇ direction 4 and a housing 5.
  • the aforementioned Systemkompo ⁇ components are hereinafter illustrated in the figures 2 to 14, but here merely exemplary.
  • a combination of the system components, as shown in Fig. 1, is not mandatory, but the system components can also individually or in other combinations, especially with other equipment features are used.
  • the protective vest 2 has at least one back part 6 and means for attachment to a human
  • the means for attachment to a human upper body are formed as shown in FIG. 1 as a shoulder strap 7 and as a fastening strap 8.
  • the protective vest ⁇ 2 optional on even a front part. 9
  • the back part 6 and / or the front part 9, if present, may have ballistic equipment, ie provide protection against shot and / or stab wounds. In this case, it is in the protective vest a bal ⁇ listische protective vest as reflected particularly in military applications.
  • the back part 6 and / or the front part 9 may be optional ge from a composite ⁇ forms.
  • the back part 6 itself offers only a puncture protection.
  • the hip belt 3 according to FIG. 1 has a connecting element 10 in order to connect the protective vest 2 to the hip belt 3.
  • the connecting element 10 is adapted to weight forces from the protective jacket 2 to the waist belt 3 to übertra ⁇ gene.
  • the waist strap 3 a coupling 11.
  • the coupling 11 is used for engaging or for connecting the support means 4. This relieves the shoulders of the wearer.
  • the coupling 11 shown in FIG. 1 has an insertion region with an insertion bevel, so that the coupling member 12 to be coupled into the coupling 11, at which is z. B. can act around a pin, a pin or a pin, is particularly easy to insert.
  • the clutch 11 of the hip belt 3 is formed on the back of the hip belt 3 and adjoins a human spinal column, more specifically the lower portion of a loin, when the hip belt is correctly put on.
  • the fastening belt 8 extends above the hip belt 3.
  • the hip belt 3 may preferably be closed via a buckle 25, as is known, for example, from aircraft seats .
  • a padding 26 may be formed on the body of the wearer facing inside of the hip belt 3.
  • a pocket for example, in particular in the field of the human spine.
  • B. be formed for receiving a pedometer.
  • the housing 5 is preferably used in the embodiment for receiving an electronic unit. From this electronic unit, an An ⁇ antenna 13 is merely exemplified in Fig. 14.
  • the housing 5 is mounted in Fig. 1 at the back of the protective vest 2, more precisely on the outside of the back part 6 of the protective vest 2. In an optio ⁇ nal embodiment can be dispensed with the housing 5 also.
  • the attachment of the housing 5 on the protective jacket 2 can on various measures, such as closing a zip, a form-fitting or force-fitting Verbin ⁇ dung or to a Velcro system, carried out for instance by means of attachment tabs and / or of a flat hook and loop connection.
  • a loop system 14 is also referred to as Molle loops.
  • the loop system 14 may for this purpose have a plurality of rows of loops in a known manner.
  • the loops of the loops of the components to be connected, in this case the protective vest 2 and the housing 5 are arranged such that the loops of a row of loops can be fitted into the spaces between the loops of the other row of loops.
  • a strip-shaped Schiaufen #2n- connecting element preferably a plastic strip, which is also preferably coated with textile, through the Loops of composite loops can be pushed through.
  • the plastic strip may be such that it is longer than the rows of loops, through which it is to be pushed, so that the protruding ends of the plastic strip can be bent.
  • the bent ends of the plastic strip can preferably be closed by a Velcro ⁇ the. This creates a stable connection between the components to be fastened together.
  • This concept is in principle already known for use, in particular in the military sector, and therefore not shown in detail in the exemplary embodiment. Only the loop system is shown in principle, for example in FIG. 14 on the outside of the housing 5, in FIG. 1 on the outside of the carrying device 4, the fastening belt 8 and the hip belt 3.
  • the housing 5 may for example have a structure as shown in Fig. 14. However, the invention and the embodiment are not limited thereto.
  • the housing 5 on the front of the side ⁇ 5a and / or on the back 5b is a aluminiumbe ⁇ coated film 15 and / or a spacer 16 aufwei ⁇ sen. Furthermore, a mesh 17 may be provided at the peripheral side edge, whereby a good breathability is achieved. Mesh 17 is an air-permeable textile net fabric.
  • the housing 5 can alswei ⁇ sen a base plate on which the electronic components and components are screwed.
  • the carrying device 4 has shoulder straps 4 a, which, similar to a conventional backpack, serve to enable the wearer to attach the carrying device 4 to his shoulder. The gravitational force is in this case, however, essential chen via the coupling member 12 in the clutch 11 of the hip belt 3 ⁇ initiated.
  • FIG. 1 optionally shows an embodiment with a drinking tube 18.
  • the support device 4 shown in Fig. 1 may also be configured as a luggage support.
  • han ⁇ delt it in the supporting means 4 is essentially a backpack.
  • the embodiment and the invention are not limited thereto.
  • the connecting element 10 extends upwards at the back of the hip belt 3 along a spine (not shown) of a wearer on the back of the wearer when the hip belt 3 is correctly put on ,
  • the hip belt facing away from the upper 3 Be ⁇ area of the connecting element 10 is connected to the discourset ⁇ eil. 6
  • One possible connection method is shown in principle in FIG. 10.
  • the in FIG. 10 Darge ⁇ set the connection method of the invention and the exporting ⁇ approximately example is not limited.
  • the connecting element can preferably be made of steel, if appropriate with a synthetic material coating or of carbon or a composite material.
  • Figures 5, 6 and 7 show an embodiment in which at least a portion of the connecting element 10 is sprung and / or elastic. For this example, a rubber joint can be used.
  • Fig. 8 shows a possible variant of a sprung An ⁇ order of the connection member 10 to the waist strap 3 so that the connecting element 10 is gefe- changed in the vertical direction when the support system 1 is applied correctly, and the support of the support system is.
  • a spring means 19 is used in the dargestell ⁇ th in Fig. 8 embodiment.
  • the spring device 19 is composed of two spring elements 19a, which bias the connecting element 10 in the direction of the protective vest 2.
  • the connecting element 10 has two longitudinal slots 19b, in each of which a bolt 19c, which is connected to the hip belt 3, is guided.
  • the connecting element 10 When the connecting element 10 is loaded in the direction of the hip belt 3, the connecting element 10 can move downward against the force of the spring elements 19a due to the longitudinal gap 19b, ie in the direction of the hip belt 3, so that damping between the hip belt 3 and the protective vest 2 is given. Among other things, this can be sprung footsteps.
  • the Federeinrich ⁇ device 19 shown in Fig. 8 or another may alternatively or additionally also be formed at the end of the connecting element 10 which is fixed to the back part 6.
  • the spring device 19 shown in FIG. 8 or another Spring device can also be combined with the embodiments of Figures 5 to 7.
  • a pivot axis 21 is shown in principle.
  • the pivot axis 21 is perpendicular to the surface of the
  • the connecting element 10 is designed to be elastic or spring and / or ge ⁇ springs on the waist belt 3 or is disposed the back part 6, that the connecting element 10 is a pivotal movement re ⁇ lativ between the back part 6 and the hip belt 3 around the perpendicular to the back part 6 extending pivot axis 21 allows.
  • Fig. 7 shows an embodiment of the connecting element 10 with damping recesses 20 through which it is possible that the connecting element 10 at a pressure load of the protective jacket 2 in the direction of the waist belt 3 (or vice ⁇ versa) reduces its axial length, ie pushed together ben will.
  • the damping recesses 20 preferably extend substantially horizontally in the connection ⁇ element 10.
  • a plurality of damping recesses 20 are spatially adjacent vertically stacked.
  • the connecting element 10 may have ei ⁇ nen or more, preferably vertically superposed ⁇ arranged elastic or sprung areas.
  • the embodiment in dargestell ⁇ te connecting element 10 has a substantially flat, plate- tenförmige structure, wherein the two main surfaces 10a of the plate-shaped structure extend substantially plane-parallel to the back of the back part 6 of the protective vest 2 he ⁇ and wherein the two laterally and vertically duri fenden side edges 10b of the connecting element 10 each have a mirror image arranged, sawtooth-like profile section exhibit.
  • the saw-tooth profile section bil ⁇ det thereby projections 22 and grooves 23 of.
  • the grooves 23 and the projections 22 of the side edges 10b are preferably each mirror images of each other, as shown in the figures.
  • Figures 5 and 6 show an optional embodiment, in which between two mirror-symmetrically arranged grooves 23 of the profile sections, a portion 24 is formed elastically or sprung. Of course, a plurality of elastic or sprung sections may be formed.
  • the cuts can z. B. be formed of rubber or rubber.
  • the hip belt 3 has one, preferably two or more zippers 27. Additionally From ⁇ covering tabs 28 can be provided that the zipper 27 and cover a corresponding counterpart. At the zipper 27 additional containers, adapter plates or additional elements can be hung or connected.
  • the two zips 27 shown in FIG. 9 are arranged on the hip belt 3 in such a way that they run in the region of the side of a wearer when the hip belt 3 is applied correctly.
  • a leather trim 29 is optionally shown in FIG. 9-also realizable in the other exemplary embodiments. This is to serve to increase the friction between the hip belt 3 and the wearer, thereby enabling a better fit.
  • the Fig. 10 also shows an optional analog Ausgestal ⁇ tung with two zippers 27, two cover tabs 28 and leather trim 29 on the waist belt. 3
  • the connecting member 10 and the back part 6 are preferably designed in the off ⁇ exemplary implementation such that the ⁇ se in the vertical direction (when the support system is overall correct wear and the wearer is standing) was added forming a plurality Verbin ⁇ binding sites, so that a releasable, vertically adjustable ⁇ bare connection of the connecting element 10 with the signt ⁇ eil 6 can be produced.
  • the distance between the hip belt 3 and the protective vest 2 can be varied. Two different distances are shown in the figures 3 and 4 in prin ⁇ tive.
  • the distance of the connection points may be preferably selected so that acannverstel ⁇ lung in a grid of 1 to 5 cm, preferably 2.5 cm, is possible.
  • connection points which enable a height-offset connection
  • the carrier of the support system 1 facing in ⁇ nenseite the back part 6 - which is shown in Fig. 10 - is provided with a plurality of vertically stacked fasteners 30, by means of which the connecting element 10 is variably fixed to the back part 6 in height.
  • the number of fasteners 30 can be arbitrary. In FIG. 10, six such fastening elements 30 are shown vertically one above the other. In the illustrated connection between the connecting element 10 and the back part 6, only the four lower fastening elements 30 are used.
  • the two upper fastening ⁇ tion elements 30 are unused in the view shown in Fig. 10.
  • FIG. 10 shows a particularly suitable embodiment of the fastening elements 30.
  • the fastening elements 30 are in each case composed of two fastening straps 30a. This is particularly well recognizable from the two top, unused fasteners 30.
  • the two loading ⁇ fastening lugs 30a of a fastening element 30 is preferably superimposed on each other in the region of the grooves 23 of the connecting element 10 and preferably interconnected by means of an optio ⁇ nal provided Velcro fastener.
  • the fastening elements 30 and the fastening straps 30a may be in any manner to the back part 6 ver ⁇ connected, for example by riveting, screwing, gluing or the like.
  • the back part 6 according to FIGS. 11 and 12 is composed of several layers. For this purpose, a so-called SRM material can be used.
  • the back part 6 has in the exemplary embodiment a stitch-proof configuration on or is formed of a material which bie ⁇ tet a stab protection, preferably made of an aramid, which is preferably provided with silicon.
  • the attachment points 32 are integrated into the in Fig. 11 in the embodiment shown att ⁇ eil. 6
  • the integration is preferably carried out characterized in that the fastening points 32 already during the pressing of the layers that make up the rear part 6 to ⁇ sammendesign integrated in FIG. 11.
  • the attachment points 32 Kings ⁇ preferably be formed as metal inserts.
  • the fastening points 32 can have a slot 32a or a passage opening. In this case, in each slot 32a or each passage opening, a fastening element 30 or one or two fastening straps 30a or a fastening loop 33 may be attached.
  • Fig. 12 an optional possibility is shown to be integrated in the back part 6 buildin ⁇ actuating dots 32. It is provided that the back part 6 one or two, preferably ⁇ before more than two, more preferably two to eight, in particular four, closed layers 600 has. Furthermore, the back part 6 has one or two, preferably more than two, particularly preferably two to eight, in particular four, slotted layers 601. The closed layers 600 form a package of closed layers and the slotted layers 601 form another package of slotted layers.
  • the Be ⁇ fastening points 32 are inserted through the slits 601a of the Pa ⁇ Ketes with the slotted layers 601, so that the long hole 32a to protrude from the outside of the package from the ge ⁇ slit layers six hundred and first
  • the attachment points 32 have on their back, in particular in the area ei ⁇ Nes foot 32b such a configuration that the Befes ⁇ ment point 32 can not be completely pulled through the associated slot 601a, ie that the foot 32b of the attachment point 32 has a dimension which is larger, at least in a relevant direction, than the slit 601a.
  • the package with the closed layers 600 is attached from the slotted layers 601 so that the foot 32b of the attachment point 32 is fixed between the package of the slotted layers 601 and the package of the closed layers 600.
  • the layers 600, 601 can then be pressed together, so that a permanent and firm connection is formed.
  • the layers 600, 601 can preferential ⁇ , be designed such that they ensure a puncture and / or protection against bullets.
  • the back part 6 z. B. have a réellege ⁇ winch.
  • the illustrated in Fig. 11 embodiment of the back part 6 has attachment points 32 for attaching the attachment ⁇ elements 30 and the attachment tabs 30 a and for attaching attachment loops 33 or mounting sleeves. Only in principle is shown how a preferably ⁇ textile fastening loop 33 could be mounted in the slot 32 a of the attachment point 32.
  • the fastening loop 33 has a thickening 33b at its end remote from the loop part 33a. This ensures that the fastening loop 33 threaded through the slot 32a or retracted, but can not be completed.
  • a thickening 33b its mountings ⁇ supply loop 33 can be particularly easy rea ⁇ taping.
  • the manner of fastening its mountings ⁇ supply loops 33 in the elongated hole 32a shown is optional and can also be realized otherwise.
  • the fastening loops 33 or fastening elements 30 or the fastening straps 30a can optionally be attached by analogy.
  • the fastening belt 8 has eyelets 34 or receiving openings.
  • the back part 6 according to FIG. 10 is provided with the already mentioned attachment loops 33, which can be connected in any way with the back part 6.
  • the attachment loops 33 are designed such that they are plugged through the eyelets 34 at the or the ends of the fastening belt 8.
  • the fixing belt 8 ⁇ both ends with eyelets 34 is provided at.
  • the fastening belt 8 has two rows of eyelets arranged one above the other at each end. Both are optional. It is sufficient if the fastening strap has eyelets at one end. Furthermore, only a single eyelet, a single eyelet row or even several eyelets or eyelet rows, which are arranged one above the other, may be provided.
  • a long fixing element 35 is inserted through the ends of the fastening loops 33 (more precisely the loop part 33a) is feasible.
  • the elongated fixing element 35 is also shown in Fig. 11 - there dashed lines - shown. In Fig. 11, however, the eyelets 34 of the fastening belt 8 are not shown.
  • the eyelets 34, attachment loops 33 and the elongate fixing member 35 are such that the loops 33 35 Fixed To ⁇ supply are not executable by the eyelets 34, after performing the elongate fixing member.
  • the elongate fixing element 35 has an operating element 36 in order to pull the fixing element 35 out of the fastening loops 33.
  • the control element is shown in Fig. 10 only schematically. This may be, for example, a simple grip or a loop of the Fixierele ⁇ element 35.
  • the elongate fixing element 35 can be formed in ⁇ example, as a wire or rope, preferably as a pintle.
  • the back part 6 has in the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 10 - optionally - additional fastening loops ⁇ fen 33, through which the fixing element 35 is performed, which, however, are not inserted through eyelets 34 of the fastening belt 8 ⁇ .
  • These attachment loops 33 improve the guidance of the fixing element 35.
  • the additional fastening ⁇ loops 33 also allow a height adjustment of the fastening belt 8 relative to the back part. 6
  • FIGS. 3 and 4 show an adjustment of the fastening belt 8 about an eyelet 34, that is to say, FIG. 4 shows a fastening belt 8 whose circumference relevant to the wearer is larger by one eye clearance.
  • both shoulder straps 7 of the protective vest 2 have at least one eyelet 37 or a receiving opening at their end facing the back 6.
  • the invention is described below only with reference to the embodiment with an eyelet 37; however, the invention in particular ⁇ sondere but is not limited, nor the embodiment.
  • the back part 6 has the fastening loops 33 already described.
  • a Be ⁇ attachment loop 33 in an associated eyelet 37 of the school terriemens 7 is inserted. It can be provided per shoulder strap 7 and several eyelets 37 and possibly also several fastening ⁇ tion loops 33.
  • each shoulder strap 7 is connected via a fastening loop 33.
  • an elongated fixing element can be passed through the eyelet 37 introduced into the end of the corresponding ⁇ Fixed To supply loop 33 38th
  • the elongated fixing element 38 can in turn be designed as a wire or rope, in particular as a plug-in wire.
  • the eyelet 37, the elongate Fi ⁇ xierelement 38 and the attachment tabs 33 may be such that the attachment loop 33 is no longer executable by the eyelet 37, after performing the elongate fixing 38th
  • the elongated fixing element 38 may have an operating element 36, around the fixing element 38 to pull out of the attachment loops 33. It may be the same control element 36, with which also the elongate fixing element 35 can be pulled out. Alternatively or optionally, however, a separate control element 36 for the two fixing elements 35, 38 may be provided.
  • the elongated fixing element 38 fastens both shoulder straps 7.
  • the fastening loops 33 for connecting a first end of the fastening belt 8 form a first loop row 39, through which a first fixing element 35 can be performed and wherein a second fixing element 38 at least by the Be ⁇ fastening loop 33 on the same Half of the back ⁇ part 6 arranged first shoulder strap 7 is feasible and wherein the first and the second fixing element 35, 38 can be pulled by a common operating part 36 from the fastening loops 33 to the first end of the fastening ⁇ tion belt 8 and at least the first Shoulder strap 7 of the back part 8 to solve.
  • a third elongated fixing member 40 which serves to fasten a second end of Be ⁇ fest Trentsgurts 8 to the back part 6.
  • the third elongate fixing element 40 is independently operable in the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 10 by the other two elongate fixing elements 35, 38 and, for this purpose, has an operating loop at its end facing away from the fastening belt 8.
  • the fastening belt 8 shown in FIG. 10 optionally has at least one zipper 41.
  • two zippers 41 each of which is located in the region of the side of a human upper body when the fastening belt 8 is correctly put on.
  • a cover tab 42 is provided for each zipper ⁇ closure , which covers the zipper ⁇ 41 each. With the help of the zipper ⁇ ses 41 z. B. adapter plates are attached.
  • fastening tabs 44 are formed, which are described for reasons of clarity with reference to Figures 2 to 4. As can be seen from FIGS. 2 to 4, optionally on the inner side of the human upper body facing the
  • Back part 6 of the protective vest 2 is a back cushion 43 be ⁇ introduced .
  • the connection of the back pad 43 on the in ⁇ nenseite the back part 6 is preferably carried out via a not shown Velcro connection, whereby a
  • the Velcro connection is optionally also provided on the inside of the back part 6 shown there. In order not to complicate the illustration of FIG. 10, however, a dashed representation of the Velcro connection on the inside of the back part 6 has been dispensed with.
  • the fixation of the back ⁇ pad 43 is carried out alternatively or in addition to the already described Velcro connection in the embodiment even further characterized in that the back part 6 has fastening tabs 44. In this case, one or more fastening tabs 44 can be provided.
  • the fastening tabs 44 are folded after positioning the back pad 43 on the human upper body facing the inside ofmajpols ⁇ ters 43 and there preferably fixed via a Velcro ⁇ tion.
  • FIG 2 shows the fastening tabs 44 in an open state.
  • Figures 3 and 4 show a view in which the fastening tabs 44 are opened on the human upper body facing the inside of the back pad 43. Ie. the fastening tabs 44 are closed.
  • a hook-and-loop fastener is shown on the inside of the back pad 43 facing the human upper body.
  • the back pad 43 has Velcro zones.
  • a corresponding Velcro fastener 44 is indicated on the fastening tabs.
  • four mounting tabs are provided, each with a fastening tab 44 is attached to the rear ⁇ enteil 6 laterally left and right and two mounting tabs are attached to the underside of the back part 6.
  • the embodiment should not be limited to this specific embodiment. Nevertheless, this embodiment has been found to be particularly suitable.
  • the back pad 43 may optionally be provided with a weft and / or anti-puncture security insert, a so-called ballistic insert, and / or the back pad 43 may also optionally have a slot for a shot and / or stab-resistant security insert.
  • the security deposit may preferably be a Hardballistic plate, z. B. ceramic, preferably ver ⁇ packaged in aramids act.
  • Fig. 13 shows a further possible optional embodiment for the embodiments, but this is not to be limited ⁇ .
  • Fig. 13 shows a Schulterriemen- guide member 45, which is shown in a somewhat different from ⁇ design and simplifies also provided in the Fig. 10 (there optional).
  • shoulder belt guide member 45 is so fixed to the back part 6, that between the Schulterriemen- guide member 45 and the back portion 6 is a longitudinal gap 46 remains, which allows the for attachment provided to the back part 6 end of a Shoulder belt 7 through ⁇ out .
  • the shoulder strap guide element 45 is arranged above a fastening loop 33 of the back part 6, which is provided for fixing the shoulder strap 7.
  • FIG. 10 By the shoulder belt guide member 45, a linkage for the shoulder strap 7 is achieved, whereby the guide improves and the fastening loop 33 is relieved.
  • the shoulder belt guide member 45 is formed only as a simple plate, which is attached to the back part 6 according to, preferably screwed, is.
  • the Shoulder strap guide member 45 comprises a rotatable pin or generally a rotatable elongated member which can rotate or rotate when the shoulder strap 7 in the longitudinal gap 46 on or executed.
  • Fig. 13 also shows that the shoulder belt guide member 48 may have Lö ⁇ cher 45 which are for conducting screws (not shown) is provided in order to screw the Schulterriemen- guide member 45 to the back 6.
  • Fig. 15 shows an alternative possibility of designing a Fixed To ⁇ supply item 32.
  • the attachment point 32 is suitable, for example, for fastening a shoulder strap guide element 45, as shown for example in FIG. 13, to the back part 6.
  • the attachment point 32 may vary ⁇ but also serve for the attachment of attachment loops 33 or fastening members 30 and mounting tabs 30a.
  • the back part 6 may have any structure, for example, also as described with respect to the embodiment ⁇ shape of FIG. 12 in more detail. All the aforementioned embodiments can be combined with the attachment point 32, as shown in FIG. 15.
  • the attachment point 32 is formed by the back part 6 being provided with a through-bore 602.
  • the point of attachment 32 is as an insert, in the embodiment as a sleeve, before ⁇ preferably as a threaded sleeve, in particular with a réellege ⁇ thread 320 is formed.
  • the threaded sleeve 32 is inserted and in the Boh ⁇ tion 602 fixed there.
  • several variants are conceivable. It is particularly advantageous, as shown in Fig. 15, when the threaded sleeve 32 at one end a includes peripheral collar 321 which has a diameter which is at least partially greater than the inside ⁇ diameter of the bore 602.
  • the threaded sleeve 32 may at the end remote from the collar 321 end of the threaded sleeve, after which the threaded sleeve has been inserted into the bore 602 32, Mating disc 49 are attached or postponed.
  • the end facing away from the collar 321 is crimped, so that ver ⁇ strengthened by the counter pulley 49, a reliable fixation of the threaded sleeve 32 in the bore 602 takes place.
  • the internal thread 23 can, as already stated, screwed various ele ⁇ ments or be fixed there.
  • the shoulder strap guide element 45 can preferably be screwed directly by means of one or more screws.
  • the fastening loops 32 and / or the fastening elements 30 or the fastening straps 30a can also be screwed directly by means of a screw.
  • the fastening strap 32 and / or the fastening ⁇ element 30 or the fastening tab 30a may comprise a screw through hole, through which is inserted the screw, and then screwed with the threaded sleeve 32nd Alternatively, the screw can be screwed 30a directly by the Fixed To ⁇ supply loop 32 and / or the fixing member 30 or the fixing tab.
  • a screw through hole is not absolutely necessary.
  • an unillustrated additional element is screwed, which has a slot 32a or a slot, analogous to the representation of the attachment point 32 in Fig. 11.
  • a fastening loop 32 or a fastening element 30 or an attachment t Trentslasche 30 a pushed through and fixed there, as shown and described in Fig. 11.
  • FIG. 16 shows the assembly, which is composed of the threaded sleeve 32 and the counter disk 49, in detail.
  • An embodiment of an attachment point with the aid of a through hole 602 in the back part 6 can take place in various ways; in particular, the exemplary embodiment described above with reference to FIGS. 15 and 16 is not limited to the fact that it is a threaded sleeve 32. In principle, it may be an arbitrary insert, which allows a fixation in the bore 602.
  • Fig. 17 shows a possible alternative embodiment of the
  • Hip belt 3 with a hip belt insert 100 The hip belt inlet 100 is shown in dashed lines in FIG. 17.
  • the HRegur ⁇ teinlage 100 is integrally formed with the connecting element 10th
  • the hip belt insert 100 extends in the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 17 at least partially in the circumferential direction of the hip belt 3 and forms the profile of the waist belt 3 over at least a portion, preferably we ⁇ iquess nearly complete after.
  • the Hsymmetricgurteinlage 100 is integrated in the embodiment of the waist belt 3, that is, the waist belt 3 receives the H-gurteinlage 100, so that the Hdynamicgurteinlage 100 is surrounded by textile material or of the waist belt 3, preferably at least in the loading ⁇ rich, which adjoin a human body when the hip belt 3 is worn correctly.
  • the waist belt pad 100 may be formed of rubber, rubber or a similar elastic material. It can be provided that the hip Belt pad 100 is formed of several layers of rubber, rubber or a similar elastic material. Preferably, the layers may be combined with textile layers and preferably laminated to form a composite.
  • the H-gurteinlage 100 preferably is a plate material.
  • the hip ⁇ gurteinlage 100 may be provided with damping recesses 101 which facilitate deformation of the Hregurteinlage 100 so that the Hflectteinlage 100 particularly well Vertical ⁇ forces of the vest 2 via the connecting element 10, can absorb.
  • the formation of a damping recess 101 is shown, which is located vertically below the connecting element 10 and so can dampen particularly well vertical forces.
  • a plurality of damping recesses 101 may be provided at different locations.
  • a hip belt insert 100 has proven to be particularly suitable for absorbing forces. All of the embodiments illustrated with reference to Figures 1 to 16 can with a H-gurteinlage 100 having an integral Be ⁇ stand part a connecting element 10, combine. It does not depend on the specific design of the connec ⁇ tion element 10, for example, with a sawtooth, or its connection to the back part 6.
  • the H-gur- teinlage 100 represents an independent invention, insbesonde ⁇ re in conjunction with the hip belt, as this is claimed in claim 28, is.
  • the back part 6 is provided with attachment loops 33 and the means for attachment to a human upper body, based on the protective vest 2, eyelets 34, 37, which together with the attachment loops 33 and a elongate fixing element 35, 38 cause the means for attachment to a human upper body (shoulder strap 7 and / or fastening belt 8) via the elongate fixing elements 35, 38 releasably attached to the back part 6, wherein the elongated Fi ⁇ xierelement 35, 38 an operating element 36 has to pull out the ent ⁇ speaking fixing element 35, 38.
  • the solutions presented ⁇ called, both individually and in combination Einset zbar.

Abstract

L'invention concerne un système de transport modulaire constitué au moins des composants suivants: a.un gilet de protection (2) doté au moins d'une partie dorsale (6) et de moyens (7, 8) pour l'assujettir sur un torse humain, b. une ceinture de hanches (3), c. un dispositif de transport (4) destiné à être rempli avec des charges à transporter, le dispositif de transport (4) présentant des bretelles de transport (4a) permettant de l'assujettir sur un torse humain, et d. un étui (5) destiné à recevoir une unité électronique, ledit étui (5) pouvant se fixer au dos du gilet de protection (2). La ceinture de hanches (3) est dotée d'un élément de liaison (10) permettant de la relier au gilet de protection sans interposition de l'étui (5). L'élément de liaison (10) est conçu de façon à transférer les forces dues au poids du gilet de protection (2) vers la ceinture de hanches (3).
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