Protective helmet
AssigneeRosenbauer International AG
InventorPeter Staudinger
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Abstract
A protective helmet for the head of a human being includes an outer protective shell and an inner support structure that includes a headband defining a head-accommodating opening as well as a upper head support; on the headband, the support structure has a forehead-accommodating side and a side accommodating the back of the head; the support structure is secured to the protective shell using at least one force-transmitting connector. A longitudinal adjuster which is arranged between the protective shell and the support structure allows the protective shell to be adjusted relative to the support structure in the direction of the forehead-accommodating side or in the direction of the side accommodating the back of the head.
Claims20
A protective helmet for a head of a human being, the protective helmet comprising an outer protective shell, and an inner support structure, which support structure comprises a headband and an upper head support defining a head accommodating opening, and the support structure comprises on the headband a forehead accommodating side and a side adapted to accommodate a back of the head,
- wherein the support structure is secured onto the protective shell by at least one connector,
- wherein between the protective shell and the support structure a longitudinal adjuster is arranged, by which longitudinal adjuster the inner support structure is adjustable relative to the protective shell in a direction of the forehead accommodating side or in another direction of the side adapted to accommodate the back of the head,
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster comprises a support strap, which support strap is adapted to extend from both temples over the forehead accommodating side,
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster is adapted to be connected to the protective shell in regions of both temples,
- wherein the support strap comprises at least one first coupler interacting with at least one second coupler on the support structure, and
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster further comprises at least one first protrusion aligned parallel to an upper head support plane extending longitudinally and projecting in a direction of the protective shell, the at least one first protrusion engaging in a groove arranged in the protective shell, whereby the longitudinal adjuster is mounted to be longitudinally displaceable relative to the protective shell.
A protective helmet for a head of a human being, the protective helmet comprising an outer protective shell and an inner support structure, which support structure comprises a headband and an upper head support defining a head accommodating opening, and the support structure comprises on the headband a forehead accommodating side and a side adapted to accommodate a back of the head,
- wherein the support structure is secured onto the protective shell by at least one connector,
- wherein between the protective shell and the support structure a longitudinal adjuster is arranged, by which longitudinal adjuster the support structure is adjustable relative to the protective shell in a direction of the forehead accommodating side or in a another direction of the side adapted to accommodate the back of the head,
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster comprises a support strap, which support strap is adapted to extend from both temples over the forehead accommodating side,
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster is adapted to be connected to the protective shell in regions of both temples,
- wherein the support strap comprises at least one first coupler interacting with at least one second coupler on the support structure,
- wherein the support structure comprises a first adjusting strap and a second adjusting strap,
- wherein the first and the second adjusting straps are arranged on the upper head support of the support structure symmetrically relative to a helmet central plane and run from the side adapted to accommodate the back of the head in the direction of the forehead accommodating side, and
- wherein the first and the second adjusting straps are connected to be longitudinally adjustable by a longitudinally adjustable connection to an accommodating mesh arranged on the forehead accommodating side.
A protective helmet for a head of a human being, the protective helmet comprising an outer protective shell and an inner support structure, which support structure comprises a headband and an upper head support defining a head accommodating opening, and the support structure comprises on the headband a forehead accommodating side and a side adapted to accommodate a back of the head,
- wherein the support structure is secured onto the protective shell by at least one connector,
- wherein between the protective shell and the support structure a longitudinal adjuster is arranged, by which longitudinal adjuster the support structure is adjustable relative to the protective shell in a direction of the forehead accommodating side or in a another direction of the side adapted to accommodate the back of the head,
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster comprises a support strap, which support strap is adapted to extend from both temples over the forehead accommodating side,
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster is adapted to be connected to the protective shell in regions of both temples,
- wherein the support strap comprises at least one first coupler interacting with at least one second coupler on the support structure, and
- wherein the headband is connected to the protective shell on the side adapted to accommodate the back of the head at least by an intermediate piece.
A protective helmet for a head of a human being, the protective helmet comprising an outer protective shell and an inner support structure, which support structure comprises a headband and an upper head support defining a head accommodating opening, and the support structure comprises on the headband a forehead accommodating side and a side adapted to accommodate a back of the head,
- wherein the support structure is secured onto the protective shell by at least one connector,
- wherein between the protective shell and the support structure a longitudinal adjuster is arranged, by which longitudinal adjuster the support structure is adjustable relative to the protective shell in a direction of the forehead accommodating side or in another direction of the side adapted to accommodate the back of the head,
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster comprises a support strap, which support strap is adapted to extend from both temples over the forehead accommodating side,
- wherein the longitudinal adjuster is adapted to be connected to the protective shell in regions of both temples,
- wherein the support strap comprises at least one first coupler interacting with at least one second coupler on the support structure,
- wherein the headband of the support structure further comprises on the side adapted to accommodate the back of the head a width adjuster to be adjustable in circumference, whereby the head accommodating opening can be varied in size,
- wherein the width adjuster comprises a gear wheel, which engages in two overlapping end sections of the headband,
- wherein the gear wheel is articulated by a gear via a drive shaft, on which drive shaft an adjusting wheel engages,
- wherein the drive shaft has a polygonal cross-section, so that the adjusting wheel is displaceable relative to the drive shaft in a longitudinal axis direction of the drive shaft,
- wherein the headband comprises in addition to the width adjuster at least one rough adjuster,
- wherein the headband comprises in a region of the at least one rough adjuster a first headband area and a second headband area, which face one another and are connected together by a form-fitting locking element,
- wherein the first headband area includes an opening and the second headband area includes a tapered end,
- wherein the tapered end of the second headband area is received in the opening of the first headband area, and
- wherein the form-fitting locking element comprises recesses in the first headband area and projections in the second headband area, the recesses interacting with the projections.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.