JPH0516165Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] This invention relates to disposable gloves for wearing under the underwear of non-breathable (water) gloves made of rubber or the like.

[Conventional technology]

Such non-breathable gloves are used in various types of work for the purpose of being waterproof and cold-proof, but because they are non-breathable, moisture such as sweat does not escape. Therefore, when inserting your hand, it is difficult to pass through, and it is sticky and very unpleasant. In addition, this moisture generates an unpleasant odor, which is very stubborn and cannot be removed even with a little washing. Note that many of these types of gloves have special linings or fleece to absorb this moisture, but these are not very effective against odors; Sweat, etc. that causes this clings to the lining and fleece, and does not come off even when washed.

Therefore, to avoid this, other gloves such as those made of cloth are sometimes worn as underwear, but such gloves are not made for wearing underwear, so they are not suitable in terms of functionality or price. Not suitable. In other words, if you try to put your hand through a non-breathable glove while wearing regular gloves, it's too bulky to pass through smoothly, and it's also not cheap to dispose of after only a few uses ( If you use it over and over again, it will generate an odor, and it is a hassle to wash it to avoid this.)

[The problem that the idea attempts to solve]

Taking this into consideration, Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 57-83111 discloses that in addition to cutting a nonwoven fabric into a hand shape,
A glove is disclosed in which the periphery is heat-welded, but it is said that holes are formed at the base of the finger, which is subject to a lot of force, to release the force.
If you do this, moisture and cold air will get in from here, making it unsuitable for underwear.

This invention was devised to deal with such problems, and its purpose is to develop inexpensive underwear gloves that can be used disposablely. It is in.

[Means to solve the problem]

In other words, this idea involves stacking two thin, breathable non-woven fabrics with a glove-shaped planar shape, heat welding their peripheries to form a glove, and dividing the welded areas at the base of the fingers and both ends of the sleeves into other layers. Disposable gloves for underwear that are considerably larger than the welded area of the parts.

Disposable gloves for underwear, each of which is made of two layers of the above-mentioned nonwoven fabrics.

These disposable gloves for underwear are made of two layers of non-woven fabric with aluminum foil sealed inside.

Each of these will provide the following:

[Effect]

By removing the above gloves, if you first put on these gloves and then pass your hands through non-breathable gloves such as rubber, these gloves will absorb most of the sweat generated, and the non-breathable gloves It doesn't move to. Therefore, not only is there no stickiness, but there is also no unpleasant odor.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Fig. 1 is a plan view of the glove according to this invention, and Fig. 2 is a plan view showing the state of use.
is composed of a thin breathable nonwoven fabric 1. As the non-woven fabric 1, a polyester-based chemical material used for wrapping paper for Japanese sweets, wrapping paper for gifts, etc. is suitable because it can be thermally welded and has good strength. next,
The nonwoven fabric 1 is finished into a glove shape, and although there are various methods for doing this, in consideration of cost, two layers of the nonwoven fabric 1 are stacked and cut with a hot iron in a glove-shaped shape at the same time. A method of thermally welding the cut inner peripheral edge 2 (in some cases, cutting and welding are separate processes) would be optimal (first method).
(see figure). Note that when this method is adopted, the nonwoven fabric 1 must be made of a material that can be thermally welded as described above.
By the way, in this invention, when heat welding, the strength is strengthened by making the welding area of the finger base a and both sleeve ends b, which are subject to stress when used as gloves, larger than the other areas. (1st
(see figure).

Of the above-mentioned uses of glove A, it is most suitable for use as an undershirt for non-breathable gloves 3 made of rubber or the like (see FIG. 2).

Figures 3 to 5 are Figure 1 showing each embodiment.
Although this is a diagram corresponding to a cross section, the most common case is that each nonwoven fabric 1 is composed of a single piece (see FIG. 3). However, if this is a two-layered product with multiple layers (see Figure 4), or if it is a two-layered product with aluminum foil 4 sealed in between (see Figure 5).
A variety of other options are possible. If it is made of two pieces, its strength will increase, and if it is sealed with aluminum foil 4, this part will block the circulation of air and moisture, so the cold protection effect will be further enhanced.

Note that the gloves A in the above embodiments are relatively short ones that only reach near the elbows and are used mainly for kitchen work, etc., but there are also other gloves that are long up to the shoulders and short ones that go up to the wrists. I can think of things.

[Effect of idea]

Since this invention has been described above, the following effects can be expected.

Since this glove A is made of a breathable (water) nonwoven fabric 1, it absorbs sweat etc. from the skin. Therefore, if you wear these and the non-breathable gloves 3, sweat and odor will not be transferred to them, and you can keep them clean and sanitary forever.

When you wear this glove A, it feels soft and baggy, so it is easy to insert and remove it from the non-breathable glove 3, and once you put it on, it fills the gap between your hand and the non-breathable glove 3. It is easy to work while wearing gloves 3. Furthermore, when it is cold, by wearing this glove A and passing your hand through the non-breathable glove 3, the cold sensation can be alleviated.

In this case, the welded area of the finger base a and the peripheral edge 2 of both sleeve ends b, which are subjected to stress, is made considerably larger than other parts for reinforcement, so that it will not tear during use.

Since this glove A can be manufactured using the thin nonwoven fabric 1 by the above-described pressing operation, the cost per glove can be extremely low. Therefore, it can be used as a one-time disposable item (of course, it does not prevent repeated use as long as it does not break or develop an odor).

By using two pieces of nonwoven fabric 1 and inserting aluminum foil 4 or the like between them, the strength and cold protection can be further improved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the glove according to this invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the state of use, and FIGS. 3 to 5 are sectional views taken from FIG. 1 of each embodiment. Code, 1... Non-woven fabric, 2... Periphery, 4... Aluminum foil, A... Disposable gloves for underwear, a... Finger base, b... Both sleeve ends.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Two sheets of breathable thin non-woven fabric 1 each having a glove-shaped planar shape are stacked together, and the peripheral edges 2 are heat welded to form a glove.
and disposable gloves A for underwear, in which the welded area at both ends b of the sleeve is considerably larger than the welded area at other parts. Disposable gloves A for underwear, in which each of the nonwoven fabrics 1 according to the claims is made of two layers. Disposable gloves A for wearing underpants, in which aluminum foil 4 is enclosed in a two-ply nonwoven fabric 1 as claimed in the claims.