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A Protective Glove

a glove and glove technology, applied in the field of protective gloves, can solve the problems of metal lumps in the protective layer in the palm portion closest to the fingers, and achieve the effect of overcompensating the problem of waste of material

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-06-21
OPTIPRO CORP LTD
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The present invention provides a protective glove with a minimum of material waste and improved design. By having two separate sheets joined together, the design of the two sheets is possible to make in order to minimize the spillage of material. The attachment of the various sheets to each other adjacent the transition between the fingers and the palm and close to the base of the finger(s) reduces the problem of the sheets curling up into a lump of metal when the glove is used. Additionally, the protective layer can be attached to the inner layer or the outer layer of the protective glove to protect it and prevent it from being dislocated.

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A further problem with prior art is also that when the glove has been used, after a while the sheets of the protective layer in the palm portion closest to the fingers tend to curl up into a lump of metal.

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[0029]A protective glove for protection against cuts or puncture wounds according to the present invention comprises an inner layer that is in contact with the hand when the glove is in use, a protective layer 1, see FIG. 1, at least on a part of the palm side of the glove, and an outer layer. The protective layer 1 comprises a composition of a wire mesh of woven metal wires. Further, the protective layer 1 comprises at least two sheets of woven metal, the first sheet 2 of the two sheets has a palm portion 3 and a thumb 4 portion. The second sheet 5 of the two sheets has a palm portion 6 and four finger 7 portions. The two sheets 2, 5 of woven metal are attached to each other with a seam 11 adjacent at least at a part of the line defined by the transition 8 between the fingers 7 and the palm 3, 6.

[0030]In FIG. 2 there is also shown a seam 11 on the palm side 9 close to where the opening of the glove is located. Further, in FIG. 2, the finger 7 and the thumb 4 portions are slightly l...

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Abstract

A protective glove for protection against cuts or puncture wounds comprises an inner layer that is in contact with the hand when the glove is in use, a protective layer at least on a part of the palm side of the glove, and an outer layer. The protective layer comprises a composition of a wire mesh of woven metal wires. The protective layer comprises at least two sheets of woven metal, a first sheet of the two sheets having a palm portion and at least one finger or thumb portion, a second sheet of the two sheets having a palm portion and at least one finger or thumb portion different from said first sheet. The two sheets of woven metal are attached to each other adjacent at least at a part of the line defined by the transition between the fingers and the palm.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to a protective glove for protection against cuts or puncture wounds. The glove comprises an inner layer that is in contact with the hand when the glove is in use, a protective layer at least on a part of the palm side of the glove, and an outer layer. The protective layer 1 comprises a composition of a wire mesh of woven metal wires. The protective layer further comprises at least two sheets of woven metal. A first sheet of the two sheets has a palm portion and at least one finger or thumb portion. A second sheet of the two sheets has a palm portion and at least one finger or thumb portion different from said first sheet.BACKGROUND[0002]People are exposed to cuts or puncture wounds in many different situations. For cleaning personnel the presence of used hypodermic syringes in public places as well as sharp objects in the rubbish is a common problem. Used syringes and broken glass are also used as a threat in situations wher...

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IPC IPC(8): A41D19/015A41D19/02
CPCA41D19/01511A41D19/02A41D31/0061A41D31/245
Inventor LINDBERG, SVENSSON
Owner OPTIPRO CORP LTD
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