Assembling Garment Supporters Patents (Class 223/49)
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Patent number: 11285911Abstract: A seat belt for use in a vehicle including one or more seat cushions adapted to receive one or more vehicle occupants and a method for manufacturing the same is disclosed. The seat belt includes webbing, an anchor loop, and a fold. The anchor loop is formed at an end of the webbing affixed to a body of the webbing and adapted to pass through a belt receptacle anchor adapted to be fastened to a chassis of the vehicle. The fold is formed in the webbing adjacent to the anchor loop, such that a width of the webbing at the fold is less than a width of the webbing in other regions of the body.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 2020Date of Patent: March 29, 2022Assignee: Volvo Car CorporationInventors: Pontus Andrén, Håkan Salomonsson
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Patent number: 10258814Abstract: A breakaway keeper includes a base and a loop portion. The base is configured and arranged to engage a strap. The loop portion extends outward from the base to form a channel configured and arranged to receive a portion of a connector. The loop portion is configured and arranged to be engaged by the connector and deform and release the connector when subjected to a predetermined force.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 2015Date of Patent: April 16, 2019Assignee: D B Industries, LLCInventors: Scott C. Casebolt, Judd J. Perner
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Patent number: 10036487Abstract: A bracket for use in a seismic cable sway bracing system to attach a bracing cable to a support structure or to an object to be braced is disclosed. The bracket includes a planar base having a base aperture therethrough, and at least one planar arm integrally formed with and extending from the planar base. The at least one planar arm being angled upwardly relative to the planar base and having an arm aperture therethrough. The bracket is configured so that a ratio of a first distance to a second distance is about 1:1.2 or greater, the first distance being defined from a center of the base aperture to an edge of the planar base opposite the at least one planar arm in a pre-angled arrangement, and the second distance being defined from the center of the base aperture to a center of the arm aperture in the pre-angled arrangement.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2016Date of Patent: July 31, 2018Assignee: ERICO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATIONInventor: Daniel C. Duggan
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Patent number: 6599382Abstract: A machine for continuously manufacturing tape strips having at least at one end a portion folded through an aperture of a workpiece is provided. A tape supply section supplies tape to a tape feed unit which is adapted intermittently supply a first predetermined length of tape through an aperture of a workpiece and a second predetermined length of tape not through an aperture. Work pieces are supplied to and received by a workpiece receiving device adapted to hold the workpiece and position the aperture of the workpiece in the tape traveling path. Tape folders operate to fold a tape towards a fusing member positioned above the workpiece. Tape gripping arms further fold a tape into a fusing member. A tape cutter cuts the tape after a second predetermined length of tape is fed from a tape supply section. Tape gripping arms then operate to eject the finished strap from the machine.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 2001Date of Patent: July 29, 2003Assignee: YKK Corporation of AmericaInventors: Kiichiro Ishikawa, Chester P. Dudek
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Patent number: 4046088Abstract: Apparatus for forming components of shoulder straps for ladies garments including tapes with either a buckle or a ring sewn onto one end. The apparatus allows the sewing to be performed with a non-linear seam, by means of a sewing machine of the type which moves its bed and sewing foot through a predetermined path while sewing is being performed by a needle. The apparatus includes a special holding device for the ring or buckle element which allows this movement to occur, the holding device including a main body part and a holding part, the holding part having clamping means for the element. The body part is movable to suitably position the holding part firstly in a position to receive an element from a magazine and secondly in the sewing position.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 1976Date of Patent: September 6, 1977Assignee: Canadian Lady-Canadelle Inc.Inventors: John R. Asel, Roger Allaire, Peter Thalmann, Rene Castonguay
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Patent number: 4046089Abstract: A machine for forming shoulder straps for ladies garments, of the type having a first tape with a buckle secured to one end and a second (elastic) tape having a ring secured to its end, the two tapes being united by passing the free end of the first tape through the ring and then back through the two slots of the buckle. The machine described is supplied with spools of tape, and with buckles and rings, and performs all the operations needed to produce the strap including sewing of the buckles and rings in place, and the threading and buckling operations, as well as cutting off suitable lengths of the tapes.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 1976Date of Patent: September 6, 1977Assignee: Canadian Lady-Canadelle Inc.Inventors: John R. Asel, Roger Allaire, Peter Thalmann, Rene Castonguay
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Patent number: 4020983Abstract: Apparatus for forming a component of shoulder straps for ladies garments, including a tape with a two-slot buckle sewn onto one end. A feature of the apparatus is a pivotable buckle holding and transfer device arranged to receive horizontal buckles at a delivery point and pivotable through about a right angle to move the buckles from the delivery point to a threading position adjacent the operative part of a sewing machine in which latter position the buckles are disposed vertically. Threading means are provided for advancing a free end of tape past the operative part of the sewing machine and through one slot in the vertically held buckle, and bending means are provided for bending the free end of tape towards the other slot in the buckle.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 1976Date of Patent: May 3, 1977Assignee: Canadian Lady-Canadelle Inc.Inventors: John R. Asel, Roger Allaire, Peter Thalmann, Rene Castonguay