ES1298757U - Tape for tying and transporting hoses (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Hose tying and transport tape comprising a tape (1) where a ring (2) is inserted at one of its ends by means of a fold (3) of the tape itself (1) fixed by a stitching; Following this fold (3) the tape (1) continues acting as a handle (4), being fixed at its end (5) by means of a fold (6) sewn to the tape (1). At the opposite end, the strap (1) has a fold (7) with a fold (8) at its end, both sewn to the strap itself (1), the whole acting as a handle (9); Following this handle (9), the tape (1) has the two sides of the Velcro contact closure tape (10 and 11) sewn longitudinally, one followed by the other with a significant space between them. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Tape for tying and transporting hoses

Technical sector

The present invention, as expressed in the statement of this descriptive memory, refers to a hose tying and transport tape, especially focused on flat flexible hoses used in the Prevention, Fire Fighting and Rescue Services (Firefighters), municipal, industrial, domestic services and in all those who make use of this or another type of hose, in its different diameters, thicknesses and lengths. Thanks to its great versatility, its use can be extended to the tying and transport of any material that adapts to the shape and type of closure of the tape.

Background of the invention

Different types of tapes for tying numerous elements are known, however, there are two records that have been previously registered as HOSE TYING AND TRANSPORT TAPE, with application number U201900195 with registration date 04/09/2019 and application number U201900563 with registration date 22111/2019, both as the owner D. Luis Tablado Varela, also being in this case the same owner of the present invention. The objective of the present invention is to improve the tape for tying and transporting hoses by introducing a fold in the tape at both ends, in order to avoid its fraying.

Explanation of the invention

The current tape for tying and transporting hoses consists of a tape that has a ring inserted at one of its ends by folding the tape itself and its subsequent sewing. Continuing the strap after sewing, there is a part of the strap that functions as a handle for gripping and transporting the assembly, the free end of the handle being fixed to the strap itself by folding and subsequent sewing.

At the opposite end of the strap there is a second fold of the strap itself, as well as a fold at the end of it, both sewn to the strap itself, this set performing the function of a handle. Following this pull is sewn to the tape lengthwise, a side of hook-and-loop tape commonly known as "Velcro." Following the tape in its longitudinal part, there is a significant space that remains free of "velcro" where the ring will rub against the tape itself when tightening. Following this space, the other side of the "velcro" tape is sewn longitudinally to the tape.

With this new design, by folding at both ends of the tape, the fraying that occurs after continued use is avoided, providing more durability and quality to the hose tying and transport tape known up to now.

Brief description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, a drawing is attached as an integral part of said description, where, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been represented:

FIGURE 1: presents the strap as a whole, showing a perspective view of the strap passed through the ring and the "velcro" faces attached. Position in which it is tense and closed. Preferred embodiment of the invention

In order to associate the aforementioned drawing with the descriptive relationship, a reference number has been used to distinguish the different parts that can be seen in the figure.

According to what has been briefly anticipated, the "hose tying and transport tape" in question consists of a tape (1) that has a ring (2) inserted at one of its ends by means of a fold (3) of the hose itself. tape (1) and its subsequent sewing. Following the fold (3) the handle (4) begins, which at its end (5) has a fold (6), which is fixed on the strap itself (1) by sewing.

At the opposite end of the tape (1) there is a second fold (7), this second fold (7) presenting a fold (8) in its final part, both sewn to the tape (1) itself; performing this set the handle function (9).

Next to the handle (9), side "A" (10) of "velcro" contact closure tape is sewn longitudinally to the tape (1). Separated from this face "A" (10) by a significant space and longitudinally to the tape (1), face "B" (11) of "velcro" contact closure tape is sewn.

For illustrative purposes, it should be noted that the user will take the previously rolled hose in a circular fashion (common in Prevention, Fire Fighting and Rescue Services) introducing the handle (9) through the hole in the central part of the hose roll, passing it to the opposite side. This handle (9) will go towards the ring (2) inserting itself inside it and by means of a movement towards the opposite side it will tighten the strap (1) and join both sides of the "velcro" (10 and 11) leaving the set taut. and closed, being able to be held by the handle (4) for transport.

The materials used in the manufacture of the components of the hose tying and transport tape, their shapes, colors and dimensions, and all the details that may arise, will be independent of the object of the invention, as long as they do not affect their essentiality. .

Claims (1)

I. Tape for tying and transporting hoses comprising a tape (1) where a ring (2) is inserted at one of its ends by means of a fold (3) of the tape itself (1) fixed by a stitching; Following this fold (3) the tape (1) continues acting as a handle (4), being fixed at its end (5) by means of a fold (6) sewn to the tape (1). At the opposite end, the strap (1) has a fold (7) with a fold (8) at its end, both sewn to the strap itself (1), the whole acting as a handle (9); Following this handle (9), the tape (1) has the two sides of "velcro" contact closure tape (10 and 11) sewn longitudinally, one followed by the other with a significant space between them.