Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a carrying rack for carrying an object on the back, comprising shoulder straps and preferably a waist strap, wherein the carrying rack comprises a back plate. Provision is made for that the back plate is formed by a shaped part adapted to the shape of the back in horizontal and vertical directions, wherein the back plate preferably extends from a pelvic region to a shoulder region.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a carrying system for an item of equipment, comprising a carrying rack on which shoulder straps and a waist strap are arranged, and a load carrier to which the item of equipment is releasably attachable, wherein the load carrier is formed by an inherently rigid carrying element which supports the weight of the item of equipment in the vertical direction. Provision is made for that the load carrier is releasably attachable to the carrying rack, wherein the load carrier preferably comprises connection elements for releasable connection to connection elements arranged at a lower end of the carrying rack, so that the introduction of force from the load carrier into the carrying rack takes place at the lower end thereof.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a carrying system for an item of equipment having a load carrier that can be carried via shoulder straps, the load carrier comprising a carrying plate having a plurality of recesses, at least one clamping element, and at least one positioning element, wherein the at least one clamping element and the at least one positioning element are each arranged or arrangeable on at least one recess of the carrying plate.

Abstract: The present disclosure comprises a buckle for connecting a functional element to a webbing loop, having a base element which comprises a bottom region and two web elements and can be inserted under the webbing loop in such a way that the bottom region is arranged below the webbing loop and the web elements engage around the webbing loop on both sides, and having a connecting element which can be latched to the web elements of the base element arranged on the webbing loop.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a component of a carrier system comprising a belt element which is fastened to the component by a first end and comprises a second free end, by means of which it can be threaded through at least one loop of a second component, in order to fasten the components to one another, wherein the belt element comprises a textile belt strap and a plastics element. In this case, the plastics element is moulded onto the belt strap.

Abstract: A laboratory shaker is provided having a shaker platform and a shaker mechanism operatively connected to the shaker platform. The shaker mechanism is configured to oscillate the shaker platform and at least one liquid-containing vessel supported on the platform. A spill tray is located beneath the shaker platform that has at least one aperture extending through the spill tray. The at least one aperture is configured to permit the operative connection of the shaker mechanism to the shaker platform through the aperture, wherein the spill tray is configured to contain spilled liquid from the at least one liquid-containing vessel.

Abstract: A buckle for releasable load coupling of two elements, the buckle includes a first and a second buckle component. Each of the buckle components may have a connection area via which one of the elements is connectable to the buckle component, and a coupling area wherein the buckle components can be coupled to one another in a form-fit manner. The buckle components may be releasably locked to one another at the coupled position by a locking element. Each of the coupling areas of the buckle components may be defined by a hook profile extending in the width direction. The hook profiles of the buckle components may be configured as complementary elements and interengage at the coupled position of the buckle components. One embodiment includes using the buckle to couple two elements on an object that can be worn on the human body, and in some cases, a ballistic vest.

Abstract: A buckle for releasable load coupling of two elements, the buckle includes a first and a second buckle component. Each of the buckle components may have a connection area via which one of the elements is connectable to the buckle component, and a coupling area wherein the buckle components can be coupled to one another in a form-fit manner. The buckle components may be releasably locked to one another at the coupled position by a locking element. Each of the coupling areas of the buckle components may be defined by a hook profile extending in the width direction. The hook profiles of the buckle components may be configured as complementary elements and interengage at the coupled position of the buckle components. One embodiment includes using the buckle to couple two elements on an object that can be worn on the human body, and in some cases, a ballistic vest.

Abstract: A can filling apparatus receives a band of carded fibers from a carding machine and deposits it in a rotating storage can. The apparatus includes a head part arranged above a rotatable can and having a rotary plate driveable to execute a rotational movement. Two calender rolls journalled for rotation on at least substantially horizontal axes on the rotary plate deposit the fiber band in continuous cycloidal loops into the can. At least one of the calender rolls is driveable by a friction wheel which is rotatably journalled on the rotary plate and runs around a fixed ring surface of the head part. An imaginary axis about which the friction wheel turns is arranged fixed in space relative to the rotary plate and the friction wheel has a conical surface which rolls off on a complementary conical ring surface of a window ring.

Abstract: The can-filling apparatus for a textile machine comprises an upper part supporting a filling head, a lower part structured particularly as an automatic coiler-can exchanger, and at least one upright supporting the upper part and exctending between the upper and the lower part. The at least one upright constitutes a telescopic pair of columns structured such that the telescoping displacement of one column relative to the other column of the telescopic pair of columns is infinitely variable. The one column telescopingly displaced relative to the other column can be arrested at a selectable height and, is required, connected to the other column of the telescopic pair of columns.

Abstract: For draft- and trouble-free coiling of a sliver arriving from a deflection roll into a sliver can, there is provided a coiler roll which, in cooperation with a nip or pinch roll, guides the sliver through an infeed funnel and deposits the sliver directly upon sliver coils already located in the sliver can. For this purpose, the circumference of the coiler roll projects by a predetermined amount deeper into the sliver can than the underside or lower surface of a coiler plate.