44 results about "Scabbard" patented technology

An end cover assembly for a battery comprises a cover plate; a scabbard mounted on the cover plate; a connector; and a sealing material. The cover plate comprises an opening. The scabbard comprises an interior channel. The opening is in communication with the channel. The connector is disposed in the interior channel and protrudes from the scabbard. The sealing material is disposed in the interior channel and extends beyond the upper portion of the scabbard and wraps around the outside of the scabbard to form a protective flange.

A scabbard and method of using, for a baton used by security and police-personnel is provided. The scabbard includes a baton holding element and means to attach the scabbard to a user's belt. The attachment means permits the user to adjust the angle at which the baton is held and permits the angle to be fixed so that the user need not readjust the position each time that the scabbard is worn. The scabbard also can adjusted for use with belts of different widths; and uses deep socket hex screws that provide greater strength in connection and little interference with clothing so that damage does not occur. The method describes the manner in which the provided scabbard can be used.

A scabbard for a baton attachable to a belt of a user. The scabbard includes a receiver for the baton of the user, a resilient belt clip disposed on the receiver and a lock that releasably locks an open end of the belt clip, said lock preventing the belt from being laterally removed from the belt clip.

A baton scabbard for stowing various length batons enables insertion into and removal of a baton from the scabbard through lateral movement of the baton. The scabbard includes a generally C-shaped housing that supports a pair of laterally spaced snap-action latching mechanisms mutually cooperable in response to entry of a baton to effect a snap-action retention of the baton within the housing. A belt or strap attachment is pivotally connected to the housing for attaching the scabbard to a user's belt and permits the housing and a baton held therein to be selectively oriented relative to the user irrespective of the length of the baton.

A sling style bulletproof backpack having a bulletproof panel in a back section, a solar charging system including a photovoltaic cell secured to a flap of a front pocket of the backpack for recharging portable electronic devices, a concealed carry compartment on a backside, a baton scabbard on a shoulder strap of the backpack for carrying an expandable baton in a retracted condition, and a GPS tracking module disposed in the interior of the backpack.

A structure for fastening sword blade to scabbard includes two magnets having different polarities and imbedded in a blade and a scabbard of a sword, respectively. The magnet imbedded in the blade is flush with an outer surface of the blade near a cross guard of the sword, and the magnet imbedded in the scabbard is flush with an inner surface of the scabbard corresponding to the magnet on the blade. With these arrangements, the sword blade may be easily inserted into and magnetically held to the scabbard without the risk of unexpectedly moving out of the scabbard, and may be smoothly drawn out from the scabbard without the risk of being stuck to the scabbard.

A tool holder for a bucket lift is disclosed. The tool holder includes a backboard having left, right, front and back sides. A left side member and a right side member are attached to the left side and right side, respectively, of the backboard. A scabbard portion is attached to the front side of the backboard; the scabbard portion forms a pocket between the scabbard portion and backboard. A left hook and a right hook extend from the left side member and right side member respectively, the left hook and right hook are configured and arranged to couple to a bucket of an aerial bucket lift.

A chain saw case has an adjustable scabbard that telescopes to allow for different lengths of chain bar. The scabbard also has an opening along one side to allow visibility of the side of the chain saw bar and any markings, including branding, on the chain saw bar. The chain saw case is designed to be fabricated using injection-molding techniques. Because the scabbard collapses, and the injection molded case offers ample space not afforded in all existing blow molded chain saw cases, the scabbard can be placed inside the case during shipment reducing shipping cost and space required while in distribution.

The present invention provides a scabbard for a combat knife and cutting tool combination. The scabbard generally comprises a body extending along a longitudinal axis between first and second ends, and includes a channel formed therethrough that extends in spaced, parallel to the longitudinal axis, and a cavity that extends along the longitudinal axis. The cutting tool comprises first and second legs pivotally interconnected to one another that extend along longitudinal first and second axes, respectively, with the first leg being removably positionable within the channel of the scabbard, and the second leg being movable relative to the scabbard, but held firmly in position by a releasable strap when the tool is not in use. A combat knife is removably positionable in the cavity of the scabbard.

The basic design of the scabbard is the same for the seven different configurations that will spawn from it. The main body of the scabbard (FIG. 1) is designed to be double cell phone width, divided in the center as to provide each phone with its own separate compartment. The compartments will be divided with a sewn stitch of either zigzag or double stitch as in blue jean pants. The back of the main body section has dual belt loops that are stitched to each side approximately one half inch from the outer edge on both sides and approximately one half from the top flap fold (FIG. 2). The belt loop itself will be approximately one inch wide and approximately one and one half inches tall. This allow for a variety of belt sizes and the weight of the cell phones will always make it hang from the top of the loops. This also allow for movement of the scabbard up and down while wearing, in case the scabbard gets caught on an object while the individual is in the process of sitting or standing. The top of the back section will be designed as scabbard flaps which will fold over the top of the cell phones individually to secure them in place. The flaps will be secured to the front lower section with hook and loop Velcro or plastic luggage type clips (FIG. 3) which will be held in place by ballistic nylon straps. This design is to preclude the inadvertent dislodgment of the phones and decrease the chance of lost cell phones. This design will be altered only slightly in order to accommodate; a. Two small body cell phones with antennas. b. Two small body cell phones without antennas. c. Two large body cell phones with antennas. d. Two large body cell phones without antennas. e. One large body and one small body cell phone with antennas. f. One large body and one small body cell phone without antennas. g. A combination of any of the two types of communication devices (cellphones-pagers-pda phones-pda's-etc.)

A concealable baton scabbard or carrier for use with an expandable baton includes a tubular cylindrical baton housing having an interior chamber adapted to receive a baton. First and second wing members are attached to substantially diametrically opposite sides of the baton housing and each wing member has at least one belt receiving slot adapted to receive a belt that can be worn about the user's waist. The baton scabbard is configured so that the wing members and baton housing establish an outer profile when worn on a belt that does not deviate significantly from a normal line of tension created by the belt whereby the scabbard or baton are substantially undetectable under an article of outer clothing worn by the user in overlying relation to the scabbard.

The present invention relates to a sword for a trainee in the art of swordsmanship; and more particularly, to a multistructured sword of a double or triple structure having a shock-absorbing space in a sword body. Accordingly, the trainee can effectively practices stabbing and cutting actions in the traditional swordsmanship by reducing a shock imposed on him. The present invention includes: a grip formed at an end of the training sword; a sword body member, wherein the sword body member includes at least one sword body inner cover for reducing a shock generated by a striking action and a sword body outer cover, which covers the sword body inner cover, wherein a gap is provided between the sword body inner cover and the sword body outer cover; a cross-guard formed at a boundary between the sword body member and the grip; and a scabbard for protecting the sword body member, wherein a length of the scabbard is shorter than that of the sword body member so that the sword body member passes through the scabbard.

A fishing rod scabbard has a plurality of segments connected in an end-to-end manner to achieve a desired length from a wide variety of scabbard length possibilities. Each segment has a similar cross-sectional geometry and a bumper connector that enables end-to-end engagement between adjacent segments. A sleeved, tubular ramped passageway in longitudinal axial alignment with the tubular passageways of adjacent segments allows safe storage and transport of a fishing rod having a reel, bait, hook, and tackle on the pole. When not in use, the segments telescope together and nest within each other in a proximal end assembly between the proximal end and the distal end. Each bumper connector provides an assembly to secure adjacent segments together and to hold the segments in place when the scabbard is not in use.

The present invention is a device (10) for storing and selectively sharpening a knife (16). The present invention includes a scabbard (12) with opposing first (20) and second (18) ends. An opening is defined in the first end (20) and a passage defined in the scabbard (12) for receiving a knife blade. The device further includes a sharpening device (64) and an engagement device (62), where the engagement device is in operable communication with the scabbard for selectively moving the sharpening device (64) relative to the scabbard (12).

A scabbard holder for securing a scabbard to a user's leg includes a hard shell configured to be secured to the scabbard, a cushioned pad connected to the hard shell, the cushioned pad being configured to be positioned between the hard shell and the user's leg, and a leg strap configured to secure the holder and the scabbard to the user's leg.

The invention discloses a ham sausage casing-opening device. The ham sausage casing-opening device is characterized in that the device comprises a scabbard, a blade and a positioner, ends of the scabbard, the blade and the positioner are fixed by a rotating shaft, the scabbard, the blade and the positioner can respectively rotate around the rotating shaft, the lower long edge of the scabbard is opened, and is sunken to be arc-shaped to form an upper bayonet, and upper long edge of the scabbard is provided with a semicircular gap; the length and width of the blade are smaller than the length and width of the scabbard, and therefore the knife edge of the blade can be collected in the scabbard, and part of a knife back is exposed in the gap; the positioner is provided with a lower bayonet, the lower bayonet is sunken to be arc-shaped to accommodate the ham sausage, and an elastic piece is arranged in the lower bayonet and is suitable for clamping ham sausages with cross sections in different sizes. With respect to the ham sausage casing-opening device, the blade used for cutting up casings is collected in the scabbard, and therefore the ham sausage casing-opening device is safe and sanitary. At the same time, the ham sausage casing-opening device is simple and small, and can be added in a packaging bag of the ham sausage, and brings great convenience to a person who eats the ham sausage.

The wiper guard is a form-fitting sheath produced in a lightweight but tough and durable, heat-, cold-, and UV-resistant vinyl. The closed end of the sheath constitutes a scabbard which slides over one end of the wiper-blade. The second half of the wiper guard folds over the second half of the wiper blade longitudinally and is equipped with mating strips of VELCRO® along the top and bottom edges to fasten the wiper guard in place. A central VELCRO® tab connects the two halves of the wiper guard together.