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draagframe

A draagframe, literally a "carrying frame" in Dutch, is a rigid structural element designed to carry, support or transport a load. The term is used across domains to describe frames that provide mechanical support and distribute weight, often enabling attachment to other components.

In consumer products, draagframes are commonly the rigid chassis of baby carriers and strollers. They support

In hiking and travel equipment, draagframes support backpacks. An external or internal frame carries the load,

In medical contexts, a draagframe can refer to a frame used to immobilize or support a limb

In industry and furniture, the term denotes the load-bearing skeleton of machinery, scaffolds, racks or displays.

Key design considerations include load capacity, stiffness, weight, durability, safety requirements and cost. Materials range from

See also: frame, backpack, baby carrier, stroller, external fixator.

the
seating
area,
connect
to
fabrics
and
fittings,
and
may
accept
a
car
seat
to
form
a
travel
system.
Frames
are
designed
for
safety,
stability
and
ease
of
handling.
while
shoulder
straps
and
a
hip
belt
transfer
weight
to
the
hips.
Frames
are
typically
made
of
steel,
aluminum
or
strong
plastics
to
balance
strength
and
weight.
or
body
region,
such
as
in
external
fixation
or
traction
systems.
These
frames
aim
for
stable
alignment
and
accessibility
for
treatment.
The
frame
determines
geometry,
stiffness
and
mounting
points
for
attached
parts.
steel
and
aluminum
to
composites,
chosen
for
mechanical
demands
and
environmental
conditions.