US 12,274,331 B2Granted

Securement and release device for webbing

OwnerJayson Dumenigoinventor

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Abstract

A securement and release device for webbing (SRDFW) comprised of two design configurations. Both configurations of the SRDFW allow a length of webbing to be quickly and securely attached to or removed from a structure. Both designs essentially function as a quick secure/release device into which webbing is inserted. Both configurations of the SRDFW are comprised of a securing and release assembly having a first side member, a second side member, an upper jaw, a center wedge and a lower jaw. Pivot rods extend outward from the jaws and the wedge. The pivot rods allow the jaws and the wedge to pivot into an open configuration to allow webbing to be inserted into/through the first assembly, and then to pivot into a closed position that locks the webbing within the assembly. The jaws and wedge can then pivot to remove the webbing.

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Dependent claims

A method comprising:

inserting webbing into an assembly, the assembly comprising:
a first side member comprising:
a first slot;
a first upper pivot rod opening;
and
a first lower pivot rod opening;
a second side member comprising:
a second slot;
a second upper pivot rod opening;
and
a second lower pivot rod opening;
an upper jaw comprising an upper pivot rod extending from a first and second side of the upper jaw and through the first and second upper pivot rod openings;
a lower jaw comprising a lower pivot rod extending from a first and second side of the lower jaw and through the first and second lower pivot rod openings;
and
a center wedge comprising a wedge rod extending from a first and second side of the center wedge and through the first and second slot;
the inserting of the webbing further comprising:
inserting the webbing between one of the lower and upper jaw and the center wedge;
feeding around a rear edge of the center wedge;
and
feeding between the other of the lower and upper jaw and the center wedge.

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