Abstract: A device for connecting at least two belts, the belts having transversely oriented connecting bars. The device includes at least one longitudinal wall and at least one edge wall opposite the longitudinal wall and formed on a base plate. Hold-down means are present between each longitudinal wall and each edge wall. At least one of the longitudinal walls and the edge walls has at least one attaching recess in which at least one connecting bar is inserted for securing belts retained by the hold-down means in the area of the base plate against displacing in the longitudinal direction.

Abstract: Fastening devices for fastening at least two strap portions. The fastening device may be, for example, a buckle, and the device may fasten respective ends of a single strap, such as a belt. The fastening device contains no moving parts, and may comprise a unitary, one-piece structure. In embodiments, the fastening device is configured to enable either the first strap portion and the second strap portion to be removed from the fastening device without requiring the other strap portion to be removed.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for connecting at least two belts (21, 22) having transversely oriented connecting bars (23), wherein at least one longitudinal wall (2) and at least one edge wall (7, 8) opposite the longitudinal wall (2) are formed on a base plate (1). Hold-down means (13, 14, 15, 16) are present between the or each longitudinal wall (2) and the or each edge wall (7, 8). One of the longitudinal walls (2) and/or one of the edge walls (7, 8) has or have at least one attaching recess (17, 18) in which at least one connecting bar (23) is inserted for securing belts (21, 22) retained by the hold-down means (13, 14, 15, 16) in the area of the base plate (1) against displacing in the longitudinal direction.

Abstract: The present invention relates to drive assemblies, and particularly to drive belt and drive chain assemblies for operation of doors, gates or barriers. The invention provides a connection for a flexible toothed belt or similar, including a body having an internal recess with a shaping complementary to that of the toothed belt, configured to allow an end portion of the belt to be engaged therein in a direction transverse to the belt longitudinal direction, so to retain the belt against disengagement in the longitudinal direction.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for facilitating the installation of a safety seat and device therefore. A thread through tool is provided to guide a seat belt. The thread through tool can be formed into a handle and a clasp in which the handle can be inserted through a safety seat and pulled, such that a seat belt clasped in a clasp portion of the tool will be more easily inserted through a proper installation path of a safety seat. The thread through tool can be fashioned from a semi-rigid strip with various portions adapted to form hinged portions and fastening areas strategically placed to facilitate formation of the tool from the strip. The fastening area can include hook and loop material or other easy fastening means.

Abstract: A belt repair system and method is used to repair a broken belt, such as a rive belt. The belt repair system includes one or more belt couplers having first and second body portions with belt engaging members. The body portions of each belt coupler extend within the broken belt at respective first and second broken ends so that the respective belt engaging members engage with engaging regions within the broken belt at the first and second broken ends. The belt repair method includes providing an indication on the broken ends of the broken belt of the location of the engaging regions, forming the engaging regions within the broken belt at the indicated location and inserting the body portions of the belt coupler into the respective engaging regions of the broken belt at the respective broken ends. An optional adhesive or bonding material can be placed between the broken ends to strengthen the coupling of the broken belt.

Abstract: A mobile telephone hanging device which includes a base plate, a clamping plate hinged to the base plate for fastening it to the user's belt, a hanging plate fixedly secured to the mobile telephone and having a grooved hanging rod for fastening to the base plate, the base plate having a smoothly curved rib for hanging the hanging rod of the hanging plate and an elongated movable plate for stopping the hanging rod of the hanging plate in the engaged position, and two push rods controlled to release the elongated movable plate from the hanging rod of the hanging plate for permitting the hanging plate to be disconnected from the base plate.

Abstract: A conveyor belt jointing device with a generally H-shaped cross-section comprising a central portion (1) forming the crossbar of the H, and two pairs of flanges (2, 2'; 3, 3') connected to respective sides of the central portion (1) and integral therewith. The jointing device comprises two separate reinforcing elements (4, 4'). The reinforcing elements consist of stacked plies of cables made of metal or a synthetic material and having little or no inherent stretchability, the ply cables being arranged at angles of around 45.degree. to the longitudinal direction and around 90.degree. to the cables in the ply located immediately above or below.

Abstract: A housing assembly (100) includes a housing having a selective call receiver (200) therein, a raised ridge (108) coupled to the housing, the raised ridge having under cut side walls (115, 117) forming a tapered recess (114) open at one end. Additionally, the housing assembly includes a latch (106) coupled to the housing, the latch centered about the under cut side walls and having a detent (110) at an end opposite to the raised ridge. An elongated mounting clip (120) coupled to a base plate (118) is used for engagement with the housing. To accomplish this, the base plate is dimensioned to insert within the under cut side walls of the raised ridge and to engage with the detent for latching the elongated mounting clip to the housing.

Abstract: A toothed belt is provided with at least one end attachment part for connecting an end portion of a toothed belt to a housing part or a component to be driven. The end attachment part is a formed strip made of metal or plastic in order to make the attachment of the toothed belt quicker and simpler. The strip has elements or sections which engage in the teeth of the end portion and are securely held therein. In the assembled condition, the end attachment part includes a portion to facilitate a mechanical connection at its end facing away from the end portion of the toothed belt.

Abstract: A wallet protector, for use with a wallet, may include first and second rectangular strips of leather, the first strip having a channel and with a slide actuator extending outwardly through the channel. A slide strip, of plastic or metal, is sandwiched between the leather strips and is movable by the actuator between a first position completely within the area of the strips, to a second position extending at least an inch outwardly. The wallet protector may be stitched or otherwise attached to an end edge of a wallet body, or the wallet body itself may take the place of the second leather strip. Reinforcing stop strips of leather may be stitched to the first leather strip to provide the ends of travel of the slide actuator in the channel.

Abstract: A clip (405) for attaching a portable electronic device (400) to an external article (805) comprises a first end (415) for coupling the clip (405) to the portable electronic device (400) and a second end (422) having an aperture (425) formed therein. The external article (805) can be positioned through the aperture (425) to secure the portable electronic device (400) to the external article (805).

Abstract: An apparatus for the retaining of the contents in pockets of garments comprising a garment having a pocket, the pocket formed with side edges and a bottom edge stitched to the garment over one chest area, the garment pocket having a free open upper edge for the insertion and removal of objects to and from the area between the pocket and garment; and a resilient component in a curved configuration removably positioned in the operative association with the upper edge of the pocket.

Abstract: An apparatus is adapted for attaching to an article, wherein the apparatus comprises a housing (500) having a molded locking feature (510) substantially adjacent to a guide (550). A clip is mounted on the main housing (500), wherein the clip (508) further comprises a pin (506) having first and second ends, and a holder (860) adapted for mounting on the housing (500) via the guide (550), and having first and second shoulders (542, 540), each shoulder having a boss for receiving the pin therethrough. A member (508) has a third shoulder (532) having a boss for receiving the pin therethrough and has a fourth shoulder (530) having a sealed boss for receiving the pin thereat.

Abstract: The invention relates to a clip assembly for releasable attachment to a body. The assembly comprises a clip member mounted on an attachment member which is configured for insertion into a corresponding recess provided in the body. The assembly further comprises urging means which bias the clip member towards the body and also biases the attachment member into locking engagement in the recess.(FIG.

Abstract: An extended nip press belt having a longitudinal running direction for the press-section of a papermaking machine includes an apertured membrane having two opposite faces and an impermeable coating layer at at least one face thereof. The material of the coating layer of layers engaging the apertures in the membrane extend at least to the plane of the face of the membrane opposite the one face. The membrane may include reinforcing yarns in the longitudinal running direction of the belt.

Abstract: A plurality of utility devices which are each formed for a respective purpose, such as belt clips, handles and the like, and which are releasably attachable to attaching members which are fixedly secured to substantially any desired object to provide added usefulness and utility to the desired object.

Abstract: A belt clip assembly clamps a device (30) onto thin material. The device has a backcover (31) which includes a first set of ears (32) with a first set of pin holes. The belt clip assembly comprises a belt clip (44), a pin (130), and a spring (100). The belt clip (44) has a second set of ears (24,26) with a second set of pin holes (20,22); the pin (130) passes through the first set of pin holes and the second set of pin holes (20,22) for establishing an axis of rotation (56); and the spring (100) is formed to apply force to maintain the belt clip (44) in a closed position against the back cover (31). The spring (100) has a retaining ring (120) formed integrally therewith. The retaining ring (120) couples to the pin (130) for retaining the pin (130) within the first and second set of pin holes (20,22).

Abstract: An endless belt assembly, such as an emergency fan belt, is disclosed including a belt of elastomeric material having internal cavities in the ends, and a unique coupling means fastening the ends of the belt together, including a central shank, and at least one end of the coupling having helical ribs projecting radially outwardly from the shank which grip the walls of the belting to prevent pull-out, and ease fastening of the belt ends together in the field.