RU192054U1 - Lodgment - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to devices for transporting, packing, storing geodetic, non-standard and lengthy equipment, tripods, optics, modular computer equipment, electronics, weapons and other equipment, namely to storage units based on the MOLLE system, placed and secured in transported containers . The technical task of the claimed utility model is to create a device for the layout and secure fastening of various geodetic, non-standard and lengthy equipment, staff willows, optics, modular computer equipment, electronics, weapons and other equipment in the container case. The technical result of the claimed utility model is a rational arrangement of equipment, weapons and equipment, which allows the most efficient use of the useful space of the container and reliable fixation of equipment during transportation and storage. Technical result achieved by the fact that the lodgement is made in the form of a rigid base and contains many through holes located in parallel rows a passage for passing the fastening belts and side walls provided with a plurality of through holes for fastening objects by means of the fastening belts.

Description

The invention relates to devices for transporting, packing, storing geodetic, non-standard and lengthy equipment, tripods, optics, modular computer equipment, electronics, weapons and other equipment, namely to storage units based on the MOLLE system, placed and secured in transported containers .

MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) is a special technology of modular systems for carrying combat, tactical and cargo equipment. The technology is based on the method of rigidly fastening pouches, holsters, scabbards, as well as other necessary accessories to unloading vests, backpacks and belts using durable nylon slings sewn with a ladder (PALS or Pouch Attachment Ladder System). This system allows you to fix the necessary equipment in various combinations that are most convenient for the fighter.

In such MOLLE systems, slings are fixed in rows on both products for joint connection; the rows are usually stitched at intervals between them, leaving intermittent loose sections of lines between the stitching lines. Rows of lines on objects are parallel and usually horizontally or vertically oriented. When two products are stacked on top of each other, the rows of lines on one of the products are offset compared to the rows of lines on the other product (US Patent No. 5724707).

Fastening straps (such as MOLLE) on objects are then intertwined through adjacent rows of slings, holding the two products together. The latches at the ends of each of the belts are connected, and the products are fastened together. The lashing straps can be selectively released, and the articles can be rearranged relative to each other to orient them in the desired manner.

In a known solution, the placement of products on some basis (clothing, belt) is limited by the placement of sewn slings and the length of the loose sections of the slings. This system allows you to fix the product strictly in the horizontal or vertical direction. In addition, the manufacture of such a product by tailoring is a rather laborious and complex process.

Known MOLLE-compatible systems in which the base is made in the form of a rigid or flexible base with many holes of various shapes for securing objects by threading belts (CA2955267, US9144255, US9521897, WO2018118954, US20180027954).

 As a prototype, patent document US20180027954 (published on 02/01/2018) was selected, which proposed an integrated fastening system, fixed both on the outside of the container and on the inside and representing a mounting plate with holes of the same size spaced across the entire surface of the plate.

However, the plate used in the known solution is flat and is fixed only in the bottom of the container body, which limits its use.

The technical task of the claimed utility model is to create a device for assembling and securely fastening various geodetic, non-standard and lengthy equipment, tripods, optics, modular computer equipment, electronics, weapons and other equipment in the container body.

The technical result of the claimed utility model is a rational arrangement of equipment, weapons and equipment, which allows the most efficient use of the useful space of the container and reliable fixation of equipment during transportation and storage.

The technical result is achieved in that the lodgement is made in the form of a rigid base and comprises a plurality of through holes arranged in parallel rows for passing fastening belts and side walls provided with a plurality of through holes for fastening objects by means of fastening belts.

The lodgement is a figured plate, with a number of holes for fixing with belts of geodetic, non-standard and lengthy equipment, tripods, optics, modular computer equipment, electronics, weapons and other equipment. These products can be mounted directly on the tool tray or using various kinds of bags, pouches, pockets.

The inventive utility model is illustrated by drawings:

Figure 1 - General view of the lodgement with one side wall;

Figure 2 - General view of the lodgement with two side walls;

Figure 3 - General view of the lodgement with three side walls;

Figure 4 - General view of the lodgement with four side walls;

5 is a General view of the lodgement with shortened side walls;

6 is an example of placing a lodgement in a transportable container with one of the possible equipment layouts.

The lodgement contains a Central flat part 1 with side walls 2 (Fig.1-4). The flat part 1 and the side walls 2 contain through holes 3 evenly distributed in parallel rows over the entire surface. The holes 3 can be made of various shapes (slit-like, round, oval, rectangular, polygonal). A combination of various hole shapes may also be used. The holes are arranged in parallel rows, and have a size sufficient for unhindered passage of the fastening belts (the size of the hole should be slightly larger than the width of the belt).

The side walls 2 are made at an angle to the central part 1 of the lodgement. Their number can be from one to four, depending on the required filling of the container. Side walls can be made to the entire height of the container body, and to its part (figure 5).

The lodgement can be made of any hard material, such as plastic, metal, wood, etc. The most preferred material is plastic.

The lodgement can be made on the entire width and / or length of the container or to occupy part of it. The number of holes, their shape and location can also be selected depending on the tasks (placed equipment).

Figure 6 shows an example of the placement of three lodges A over the entire width of the container 5 for storage and transportation of small arms and equipment (according to the patent of the Russian Federation for utility model No. 161684 of 11/05/2015).

Lodgement A is attached to the bottom of the container 5 by bolting through special mounting holes 4 in the tool tray and fixing blind holes in the bottom of the container. The side walls of the lodgement can additionally be fixed by means of mounting angles 8 (Fig.6)

To ensure the convenience of securing the equipment with straps between the lodgement and the bottom of the container, free space should be provided, which can be realized by placing rubber bushes or other type of stops.

Holes 3 are used to thread MOLLE 7 fastening belts through them to secure bags, pouches, pockets, etc. (item 6). Fixing straps 7 can be as separate elements, as well as sewn to a bag / pouch / pocket.

As the belts 7 can be used leather or woven belts, tows, elastic bands.

The implementation of the holes evenly distributed over the surface of the lodgement allows you to install and fix various items of equipment in size in the most rational layout. Placement and fixing of equipment is possible along the length, width and diagonal of the container. The presence of the side walls of the lodgement allows you to fix additional small-sized items.

Thus, the use of various sets of lodgements can provide a rational layout of the necessary geodetic, non-standard and lengthy equipment, tripods, optics, modular computer equipment, electronics, weapons or other equipment. Moreover, the sides of the lodgement allow the most efficient use of the useful space of the container.

In addition, the lodgement is easily removable, which allows it to be used separately from the container for carrying equipment elements attached to it.

Claims (3)

1. The lodgement, made in the form of a rigid base and comprising a plurality of through holes arranged in parallel rows for passing fastening belts, characterized in that it comprises side walls provided with a plurality of through holes for fastening objects by means of fastening belts. 2. The lodgement according to claim 1, characterized in that the holes have a round, oval, square, slit, polygonal shape, or a combination thereof. 3. The lodgement according to claim 1, characterized in that it contains 1-4 side walls.

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