Harness and method for manufacturing thereof
AssigneeInterspiro AB
InventorsAnders Johnsson, Andreas Lindell
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Abstract
A harness for a breathing apparatus includes an interface member (6) having an elongated shape and being configured for receiving a container of breathable gas of the breathing apparatus. A hip belt (2) is connected to the interface member at a first region (50) of the interface member. A first shoulder belt (16) and a second shoulder belt (18) are connected to the interface member at the first region and at a second region (52) of the interface member. The hip belt and/or the first and second shoulder belts comprise at least one first moulded heat resistant plastic material.
Claims27
A harness for a breathing apparatus, the harness comprising:
- an interface member having an elongated shape, said interface member being configured for receiving a container of breathable gas of the breathing apparatus;
- a hip belt connected to the interface member at a first region of the interface member, and
- a first shoulder belt and a second shoulder belt, the first and second shoulder belts being connected to the interface member at the first region and at a second region of the interface member;
- wherein the hip belt and/or the first and second shoulder belts comprise at least one first moulded heat resistant plastic material.
Method of producing a harness for a breathing apparatus, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing an interface member having an elongated shape, said interface member being configured for receiving a container of breathable gas of the breathing apparatus;
- forming a hip belt, by moulding at least one first heat resistant plastic material
- forming a first shoulder belt and a second shoulder belt by moulding at least one first heat resistant plastic material
- connecting the hip belt to the interface member at a first region of the interface member, and
- connecting the first and second shoulder belts to the interface member at the first region and at a second region of the interface member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.