Abstract: A fall arrest device includes a bracket, a rotating member rotatably mounted to the bracket, a safety belt wound around the rotating member, a brake wheel connected to the rotating member, a brake block pivotally connected to the brake wheel, and a restoring spring fitting around the second segment and having one end thereof terminating in a ring that has an inner diameter smaller than an outer diameter of the first segment. Another end of the restoring spring is connected to the brake block. The brake wheel has a fixed rod having a first segment and a second segment. An outer diameter of the first segment is greater than an outer diameter of the second segment. The restoring spring urges the brake block to be located in a restoring position. Thus, the restoring spring could be prevented from falling out of the fixing rod.

Abstract: A fall protection device includes a frame, a rotatable member, a safety belt, a braking plate, and at least one braking part, wherein a side surface of the frame has at least one stopper protruding therefrom. A stopper integrally protrudes from two adjacent side walls of a hole as a monolithic unit and extends in an arc shape. The rotatable member is rotatably and pivotally disposed on the frame. The safety belt winds around the rotatable member. The braking plate is coaxially connected to the rotatable member, whereby the braking plate rotates coaxially along with the rotatable member. The braking part is pivotally connected to an inner surface of the braking plate. When the braking plate rotates, the braking part is driven to pivot from a restoring position to a locking position to abut against the stopper, thereby to restrict the rotatable member from rotating.

Abstract: A fall protection device includes a frame, a rotatable member being pivotally connected to the frame, a safety belt winding around the rotatable member, a braking plate, and a plurality of braking parts. A side surface of the frame has a connecting hole located on a center of the frame and a plurality of stoppers. The braking plate has a driven shaft passing through the connecting hole to be coaxially connected to the rotatable member. A number of the braking parts is the same as a number of the stoppers. The braking parts are pivotally connected to an inner surface of a plate body of the braking plate. When the braking parts are located at a locking position, an abutting portion of each of the braking parts is located at a position corresponding to one of the stoppers and abuts against one of the stoppers at the same time.

Abstract: A fall protection device and its safety belt base. The fall protection device adapted to be connected to a safety belt includes a frame, a shaft, and a safety belt base, wherein the frame has a receiving place. The shaft is disposed on the frame. The safety belt base fits around the shaft and is located in the receiving place. The safety belt base includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion has a ring, and the second portion has a sleeve and a reinforcement portion connected to the sleeve. The sleeve is surrounded by the ring and is adapted to be connected to the safety belt. The reinforcement portion is embedded in the ring. With the reinforcement portion, the structural strength of the safety belt base could be reinforced, and the first portion and the second portion could be prevented from disengaging from each other.

Abstract: A fall protection device is used to connect with a safety belt, including a frame having a receiving space, a shaft disposed on the frame, a decelerating member connected to the shaft and disposed in the receiving space, and a safety belt base fitted around the decelerating member. An outer peripheral surface of the decelerating member has a plurality of friction surfaces arranged at intervals. The safety belt base has an outer peripheral surface adapted to be wrapped by the safety belt and an inner peripheral surface being in contact with the friction surfaces thereof. With the design describing above, the friction surfaces rub the inner peripheral surface to generate a rolling friction, thereby to slow down an unwound speed of the safety belt.

Abstract: A fall protection device and its safety belt base. The fall protection device adapted to be connected to a safety belt includes a frame, a shaft, and a safety belt base, wherein the frame has a receiving place. The shaft is disposed on the frame. The safety belt base fits around the shaft and is located in the receiving place. The safety belt base includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion has a ring, and the second portion has a sleeve and a reinforcement portion connected to the sleeve. The sleeve is surrounded by the ring and is adapted to be connected to the safety belt. The reinforcement portion is embedded in the ring. With the reinforcement portion, the structural strength of the safety belt base could be reinforced, and the first portion and the second portion could be prevented from disengaging from each other.

Abstract: A fall protection device includes a frame, a rotatable member, a safety belt, a braking plate, and at least one braking part, wherein a side surface of the frame has at least one stopper protruding therefrom. A stopper integrally protrudes from two adjacent side walls of a hole as a monolithic unit and extends in an arc shape. The rotatable member is rotatably and pivotally disposed on the frame. The safety belt winds around the rotatable member. The braking plate is coaxially connected to the rotatable member, whereby the braking plate rotates coaxially along with the rotatable member. The braking part is pivotally connected to an inner surface of the braking plate. When the braking plate rotates, the braking part is driven to pivot from a restoring position to a locking position to abut against the stopper, thereby to restrict the rotatable member from rotating.

Abstract: A fall protection device includes a frame, a rotatable member being pivotally connected to the frame, a safety belt winding around the rotatable member, a braking plate, and a plurality of braking parts. A side surface of the frame has a connecting hole located on a center of the frame and a plurality of stoppers. The braking plate has a driven shaft passing through the connecting hole to be coaxially connected to the rotatable member. A number of the braking parts is the same as a number of the stoppers. The braking parts are pivotally connected to an inner surface of a plate body of the braking plate. When the braking parts are located at a locking position, an abutting portion of each of the braking parts is located at a position corresponding to one of the stoppers and abuts against one of the stoppers at the same time.

Abstract: A fall arrest device includes a bracket, a rotating member rotatably mounted to the bracket, a safety belt wound around the rotating member, a brake wheel connected to the rotating member, a brake block pivotally connected to the brake wheel, and a restoring spring fitting around the second segment and having one end thereof terminating in a ring that has an inner diameter smaller than an outer diameter of the first segment. Another end of the restoring spring is connected to the brake block. The brake wheel has a fixed rod having a first segment and a second segment. An outer diameter of the first segment is greater than an outer diameter of the second segment. The restoring spring urges the brake block to be located in a restoring position. Thus, the restoring spring could be prevented from falling out of the fixing rod.

Abstract: A fall protection device includes a frame, a rotation unit, a safety belt, and a braking unit. The rotation unit is rotatably disposed in the frame; the safety belt is wound up on the rotation unit, and adapted to be pulled to drive a rotation of the rotation unit. The braking unit includes a braking plate, a braking block, and a stopper. The braking plate is connected to the rotation unit, rotates with the rotation unit coaxially. The braking block is pivotally connected to the braking plate, and includes a stopping part. The stopping part of the braking block can be spun out by a centrifugal force produced by a rotation of the braking plate, and abuts against the stopper to limit the rotation of the rotation unit. The braking block includes an abutted part. The stopper is disposed in a movement path of the abutted part.

Abstract: A fall protection device including a first housing part, a second housing part, a rotation unit, a safety belt, a spiral spring for coiling the safety belt around the rotation unit and a brake unit for limiting rotation of the rotation unit is disclosed. The first and the second housing parts respectively include a first containing room and a second containing room. The first and the second housing parts conjugate with each other and constitute a housing. The brake unit is positioned in the first containing rooms, while part of the safety belt and the spiral spring are positioned in the second containing rooms. By separately positioning the brake unit and the safety belt in the first and the second rooms, the dust coiled together with the safety belt into the housing will not adhere to the brake unit and its effect on the brake unit's function is prevented.

Abstract: A fall protection device includes a frame, a rolling member, a safety belt, a braking plate, a braking part, and a restoring spring. The frame has a first side plate. An outer side surface of the first side plate is provided with a blocking part. A rolling member is rotatably disposed on the frame. A safety belt is wound around the rolling member. A braking plate is engaged to the rolling member and has an inner side surface, which faces the outer side surface. The braking part is pivotally disposed on the braking plate and is located between the inner side surface and the outer side surface, whereby to ensure that the braking part at a braking position could be abutting against the blocking part.

Abstract: A fall protection device with buffering capability, adapted to be connected to a safety belt, includes a frame body, a rotation unit disposed in the frame body, and a buffer device; wherein the rotation unit is adapted to roll up the safety belt. The buffer device includes a buffer rod and a buffer unit; wherein the buffer rod is adapted to be connected to an anchoring point, and includes a first friction surface; the buffer unit is disposed in the frame body and includes a second friction surface cooperated with the first friction surface. Between the buffer rod and the buffer unit, when the safety belt bears a pulling force greater than a default value, the safety belt pulls the frame body and to make the buffer unit connected with the frame body overcome a maximum static friction, and slide with friction on the buffer rod.

Abstract: An axial buffer device and a fall protection device including the axial buffer device are disclosed. The axial buffer device includes a buffer rod having a first friction surface; and a buffer member having a second friction surface which contacts the first friction surface. When any one of the buffer rod and the buffer member is pulled by a force which is greater than a default value to overcome a maximum friction between the buffer member and the buffer rod, the buffer member would slide on the buffer rod with friction to cushion the pulling force. The fall protection device includes a frame, a rotary member disposed in the frame and adapted to roll up a safety belt, and the axial buffer device. One of the buffer rod and the buffer member is connected to a hanging point and the other one is connected to the frame.

Abstract: A fall protection device including a first housing part, a second housing part, a rotation unit, a safety belt, a spiral spring for coiling the safety belt around the rotation unit and a brake unit for limiting rotation of the rotation unit is disclosed. The first and the second housing parts respectively include a first containing room and a second containing room. The first and the second housing parts conjugate with each other and constitute a housing. The brake unit is positioned in the first containing rooms, while part of the safety belt and the spiral spring are positioned in the second containing rooms. By separately positioning the brake unit and the safety belt in the first and the second rooms, the dust coiled together with the safety belt into the housing will not adhere to the brake unit and its effect on the brake unit's function is prevented.

Abstract: A fall protection device includes a frame, a rotation unit, a safety belt, and a braking unit. The rotation unit is rotatably disposed in the frame; the safety belt is wound up on the rotation unit, and adapted to be pulled to drive a rotation of the rotation unit. The braking unit includes a braking plate, a braking block, and a stopper. The braking plate is connected to the rotation unit, rotates with the rotation unit coaxially. The braking block is pivotally connected to the braking plate, and includes a stopping part. The stopping part of the braking block can be spun out by a centrifugal force produced by a rotation of the braking plate, and abuts against the stopper to limit the rotation of the rotation unit. The braking block includes an abutted part. The stopper is disposed in a movement path of the abutted part.

Abstract: A safety catch connector, which is adapted to be connected to a sling and a harness, including a body, a catch member, a first locking member and a second locking member. The body is adapted to be connected to the harness. The catch member is pivotally connected to the body for pivoting relative to the body between an unlocked position and a locked position. The first locking member and the second locking member are disposed on the body. The first locking member is operable to move between a first position and a second position on the body. The second locking member is operable to move between a third position and a fourth position on the body. When the first locking member is at the first position and the second locking member is at the third position, the catch member is locked at the locked position.

Abstract: A safety belt buckle includes a base, a latch, two positioning members, and two elastic members. The base is formed by two symmetrically combined cases, wherein each case includes a first metal core partially clad in a first insulating layer. The latch includes a second metal core, a second insulating layer, and a tongue adapted to insert into a chamber of the base. The two positioning members are pivotally provided on the base and partially located in the chamber. When each positioning member is moved to the first position, a stopper thereof confines the tongue in a locking position to prevent the latch from being separated from the base; when each positioning member is moved to the second position, the stopper thereof is away from the tongue, allowing the latch to be disengaged from the base. The two elastic members push the positioning members toward the first position.

Abstract: An eyehook includes a main hook, a gate, and a switch. The main hook includes a first portion, a second portion, and has an opening thereon. The gate is pivotally connected to the second portion, and movable between a first and a second position. When the gate is moved to the second position, the opening is closed. A first main body is clad in a first insulating coat which has a first abutting portion. The switch is pivotally connected to the first portion, and movable between a third and a fourth position. A second main body of the switch is clad in a second insulating coat. The switch abuts against the first abutting portion when moved to the third position to prevent the gate from moving toward the first position. The switch includes a covering portion covering the first abutting portion when the gate is moved to the first position.

Abstract: An eyehook includes a main hook, a gate, and a switch. The main hook includes a first portion, a second portion, and has an opening thereon. The gate is pivotally connected to the second portion, and movable between a first and a second position. When the gate is moved to the second position, the opening is closed. A first main body is clad in a first insulating coat which has a first abutting portion. The switch is pivotally connected to the first portion, and movable between a third and a fourth position. A second main body of the switch is clad in a second insulating coat. The switch abuts against the first abutting portion when moved to the third position to prevent the gate from moving toward the first position. The switch includes a covering portion covering the first abutting portion when the gate is moved to the first position.