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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 21, 1980
Filed:
Mar. 12, 1979
Vernon R Schimmel, Chicago, IL (US);
Joseph L Foszcz, Chicago, IL (US);
Symons Corporation, Des Plaines, IL (US);
Abstract
An attachment for use in anchoring a safety belt on a vertically extending supporting member such as a frame member of a concrete wall form side includes a plate-like bracket member and a connecting member extending outwardly from one face of the bracket member. The bracket member is disposed on one side of the supporting member and projects outwardly beyond a vertical free edge thereof in use, while the connecting member is inserted through an opening in the supporting member, which may be an opening provided for other purposes in a frame member of a form side, for securing the attachment to the supporting member. An opening is provided in the projecting portion of the bracket member, and it serves to receive an element of a safety belt for connecting the belt to the bracket member. Ear portions extend outwardly from one face of the projecting portion at opposite lateral margins thereof, and they project over and adjacent to the free edge of the supporting member, in respective upper and lower positions, depending upon the side of the supporting member on which the bracket member is mounted. When a downward pulling force is exerted on a safety belt connected to the attachment, in turn secured to the supporting member, the lower one of the ear portions abuts on the free edge in torque load-resisting engagement therewith.