US2013299541A1PendingUtilityA1
Support arrangement for an implement
Est. expiryMay 9, 2032(~5.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Maxwell Dickison
A45F 3/14A45F 2003/146A01D 34/902A45F 5/00
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Abstract
This invention relates to a support arrangement for an implement such as a metal detector, the support arrangement comprising a harness worn by a user, the harness comprising an attachment point for a first load-bearing element transferring a load associated with the implement to the attachment point, and a second load-bearing element transferring the load from the attachment point to a further point on the harness.
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1 . A support arrangement for an implement, the support arrangement comprising:
a user worn harness comprising an attachment point for a first load-bearing element transferring a load associated with the implement to the attachment point, and a second load-bearing element transferring this load from the attachment point to a further point on the harness.
2 . The support arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the first load-bearing element is a tension member.
3 . The support arrangement as in claims 1 , wherein the second load-bearing element is a compression member.
4 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein the attachment point is at or near a shoulder joint of the user.
5 . The support arrangement as in claim 4 , wherein the attachment point is at a front of the user.
6 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein the further point is at or near hips of the user.
7 . The support arrangement as in claim 6 , wherein the further point is between the hips of the user.
8 . The support arrangement as in claim 6 , wherein the further point is at a rear of the user.
9 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein the tension member is mechanically resilient.
10 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein the compression member is mechanically resilient.
11 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein the tension member is a tether.
12 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein the tension member is flexible.
13 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein the harness comprises a shoulder harness and a belt.
14 . The support arrangement as in claim 13 , wherein the attachment point is located on a shoulder strap of the harness.
15 . The support arrangement as in claim 14 , wherein the compression member extends from the attachment point to the belt.
16 . The support arrangement as in claim 15 , wherein the compression member extends beneath the arm of the user.
17 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein the implement is a tool or metal detector.
18 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein a length of the compression member is adjustable.
19 . The support arrangement as in claim 1 , wherein a length of the tension member is adjustable.
20 . A support arrangement for an implement, the support arrangement comprising a user-worn harness comprising:
an attachment point, a first load-bearing element transferring a substantially vertically directed load associated with the implement to the attachment point, and a second load-bearing element redirecting at least a portion of the load, at the attachment point, substantially horizontally.
21 . A support arrangement for an implement comprising:
a user worn harness comprising an attachment point; and means for transferring at least part of the load from the attachment point to a further point on the harness.
22 . The support arrangement as in claim 2 , wherein the second load-bearing element is a compression member.Cited by (0)
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