Attachment device to an anchor point and method for using the attachment device
AssigneeZedel
InventorsAlain MAURICE, Benoît VUILLERMOZ, Jules TARRAJAT
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Abstract
An attachment device to an anchor point comprises a wire-like element provided with two ends a first end of which has a first ring. A clamp has two ends a first end of which can be inserted in the first ring. The second clamp end presents a second cross-section larger than the first cross-section. The first clamp end defines a through hole receiving a rope supporting a user. The second end of the wire-like element is fixed to the clamp via a first attachment point between the through hole and the second clamp end. A cord has a first end fixed to the clamp via a second attachment point and a second end with a second ring.
Claims14
Attachment device to an anchor point comprising:
- a wire-like element comprising a first wire-like element end and an opposite second wire-like element end, the first wire-like element end having a first ring with a first pass-through cross-section;
- a clamp having a first clamp end and a second clamp end opposite the first clamp end, the first clamp end having a smaller first cross-section than the pass-through cross-section so that the first clamp end can be inserted in the first ring, the second clamp end presenting a second section that is larger than the first cross-section, the first clamp end defining a through hole designed to receive a rope able to support a user, the through hole having a second pass-through cross-section, the second end of the wire-like element being fixed to the clamp via a first attachment point located between the through hole and the second clamp end, the clamp being a part that is more rigid than the wire-like element;
- a cord having a first cord end fixed to the clamp via a second attachment point and a second cord end having a second ring, the second ring defining a third pass-through cross-section that is smaller than the second pass-through cross-section.
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