Chest buckle for a harness
AssigneeGlobe (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd.
InventorsEric Lennings, Emma Ekberg
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Abstract
A chest buckle for a harness for carrying a handheld motor-driven work tool, the chest buckle including first and second parts, wherein the first and second part, each includes at least two mechanisms attaching straps of the harness thereto. The first part includes a recess defining a cavity arranged to accommodate the second part therein. The second part includes a resilient locking member arranged to protrude through a hole in the first part when the second part is accommodated in the cavity to lock the first and second parts together.
Claims21
A chest buckle for a harness for carrying a handheld motor-driven work tool, the chest buckle comprising first and second parts, wherein the first and second parts each comprises at least two attachment openings for attaching straps of the harness thereto, wherein the first part comprises a recess defining a cavity arranged to accommodate the second part therein, wherein the second part comprises a resilient locking member arranged to protrude through a hole in the first part when the second part is accommodated in the cavity to lock the first and second parts together, wherein the resilient locking member comprises a C-shaped web portion attached at one end to the second part, and a transversal portion arranged at the opposite end of the web portion and substantially parallel to a longitudinal edge of the second part, wherein the web portion is adapted to act as a spring to bias the transversal portion in a direction substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal edge to protrude beyond the longitudinal edge.
A chest buckle for a harness for carrying a handheld motor-driven work tool, the chest buckle comprising first and second parts, wherein the first and second parts each comprises at least two attachment openings for attaching straps of the harness thereto, wherein the first part comprises a recess defining a cavity arranged to accommodate the second part therein, wherein the second part comprises a resilient locking member arranged to protrude through a hole in the first part when the second part is accommodated in the cavity to lock the first and second parts together, wherein the second part comprises a notch arranged on a distal end seen in an insertion direction of the second part with respect to the first part, wherein the first part comprises a corresponding protrusion arranged in the recess and adapted to fit into the notch when the first and second parts are assembled together in a locked position.
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