CN216401722U

CN216401722U - Flood dry-type water area rescue clothes

Info

Publication number: CN216401722U
Application number: CN202120679104.5U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 陈俊杰
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2021-04-02
Filing date: 2021-04-02
Publication date: 2022-04-29
Anticipated expiration: 2031-04-02

Abstract

The utility model relates to a flood dry-type water area rescue garment. The rescue clothes body comprises a front part and a rear part, waterproof zippers are respectively arranged at the left shoulder and the right shoulder of the water area rescue clothes body, and a split collar is arranged between the left shoulder and the right shoulder; split type neck encloses including the preceding neck portion that is located the front of a garment top and the back neck portion that is located back front of a garment top, preceding neck portion is equipped with first laminating piece, back neck portion is provided with second laminating piece, through the second laminating piece of back neck portion laminates with the first laminating piece of preceding neck portion each other, thereby makes split type neck encloses and is around the cladding state. The rescue clothes can be conveniently and rapidly put on and taken off to perform various tasks through the zipper design of the two shoulders.

Description

Flood dry-type water area rescue clothes

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a flood dry-type water area rescue garment easy to put on and take off and capable of preventing water and cold.

Background

The natural disasters and human accidents are frequently spread around the world, the most disasters such as flood, fire, wind, earthquake and earth and rock flow are suffered, the disaster environment is relatively dangerous, and the concept of disaster relief is generated by the disaster relief product.

In a severe environment, disaster relief is performed, and for rescue personnel, not only physical consumption but also some risks of physical function loss, especially temperature loss, can be faced. For example, in the case of a flood, the rescue personnel usually needs to be immersed in water for a long time, and if the waterproof effect of the protective clothing is not good, accumulated water runs into the protective clothing of the rescue personnel, so that the rescue personnel can continuously and rapidly dissipate body heat in the water, and finally, the rescue personnel can lose temperature and even can lose life. In addition, when a disaster happens, various articles are mixed in the water to pollute the water, and if sewage seeps into the rescue clothes in the rescue process, the skin of rescuers is easily infected with the sewage to infect harmful substances or germs, so that the rescuers are injured or ill.

For example, the conventional dry type water area rescue clothes disclosed in US10093401B2 mainly comprises three parts, namely, a trouser leg, a back and arms, and a chest and a neck seal, which are connected with each other into a whole, wherein the chest and the neck seal are connected into a whole, the neck seal is made of latex, and a zipper passes around the back of the neck from a left shoulder to a right shoulder, or the zipper penetrates through the chest and the abdomen vertically or obliquely. When the rescue worker wears the water area rescue clothes, firstly, the feet are inserted into the trouser legs, the coat part is pulled up, then the sleeves and the back part of the clothes are worn by two arms, finally, the integrally formed chest seal and the neck seal are lifted upwards, the neck seal is higher than the top of the head and then sleeved on the head, and the neck seal is pulled downwards to the neck from the top of the head, so that the neck seal is positioned at the neck, and the aim of preventing sewage from flowing into the dry waterproof clothes from the neckline is fulfilled. However, dry-suits of this design have the following disadvantages:

(1) the integrally formed chest and neck seals have high manufacturing cost;

(2) when the climate is warm, the neck seal is tightly sleeved on the neck, so that the neck seal is airtight and easy to feel stuffy;

(3) the neck seal is difficult to put on and take off, the opening of the neck seal is usually made tight in order to prevent the water seepage of the neck, and when the neck seal is pulled downwards from the head top, the head is inconvenient, uncomfortable and even difficult; in addition, the zipper bypasses the back part of the neck, the zipper needs to be pulled from the back part of the neck by hands, the zipper is inconvenient to put on and take off, the wearing efficiency is also influenced, and the zipper is not suitable for being used in emergency. No matter the zipper bypasses the back part of the neck from the left shoulder to the right shoulder, or the zipper vertically or obliquely penetrates through the front chest and the abdomen, the zipper is long, is more or less soaked in water, and is easy to seep.

Disclosure of Invention

The utility model provides a flood dry-type water area rescue garment which can be conveniently and rapidly put on and taken off to perform various tasks through the zipper design of two shoulders.

The technical scheme provided by the utility model is that a body of the flood dry type water area rescue clothes comprises a front part and a rear part, wherein waterproof zippers are respectively arranged at the left shoulder and the right shoulder of the water area rescue clothes body, and a split collar is arranged between the left shoulder and the right shoulder; split type neck encloses including the preceding neck portion that is located the front of a garment top and the back neck portion that is located back front of a garment top, preceding neck portion is equipped with first laminating piece, back neck portion is provided with second laminating piece, through the second laminating piece of back neck portion laminates with the first laminating piece of preceding neck portion each other, thereby makes split type neck encloses and is around the cladding state.

Preferably, the back collar portion includes left back collar and right back collar, and left back collar and right back collar are provided with the second laminating piece respectively, through the second laminating piece of left back collar and right back collar is laminated with the first laminating piece of preceding collar portion each other, thereby makes split type neck encloses to be around the cladding state.

Preferably, a left back collar and a right back collar extend from two sides of the back collar portion respectively, and second attaching pieces are arranged at free ends of the left back collar and the right back collar respectively.

Preferably, the front collar portion includes left front collar and right front collar, and left front collar and right front collar are provided with first laminating piece respectively, through the first laminating piece of left front collar and right front collar is laminated with the second laminating piece of back collar portion each other, thereby makes split type neck encloses to be around the cladding state.

Preferably, a left front collar and a right front collar extend from two sides of the front collar portion respectively, and first attaching pieces are arranged at free ends of the left front collar and the right front collar respectively.

Preferably, the water area rescue clothes further comprise sleeves arranged on two sides of the top end of the water area rescue clothes body and trouser legs arranged at the bottom end of the water area rescue clothes body.

Preferably, the waterproof slide fastener includes two fastener tapes and a slider assembly for driving the two fastener tapes to be fastened or separated.

Preferably, the track portions of the two chain belts are far away from the tail end of the collar and are mutually welded or adhered to form a first stop block.

Preferably, the track portion of the two chain belts is provided with a second stopper near the front end of the collar to prevent the sliding assembly from being separated and to completely and hermetically link the front ends of the two chain belts.

Preferably, the rear collar part and/or the front collar part are/is elastic and telescopic cloth.

Preferably, the water area rescue clothes body is made of waterproof and cold-proof materials.

Preferably, a water retaining part extends from the shoulder position of the front or back sheet, and the water retaining part is positioned between the waterproof zipper and the shoulder of the wearer when the waterproof zipper is in a zipper-closed state.

Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the advantages that:

(1) the shoulder lines on two sides of the utility model are respectively provided with waterproof zippers, so that the utility model is convenient to put on and take off; the waterproof zipper is arranged on the shoulder part and positioned at the highest part of the body, so that the part with the possibility of water seepage is not easy to contact water;

(2) the separated collar is arranged at the top of the rescue garment by the shoulder waterproof zipper, and compared with an integrated neck seal, the separated collar is convenient to put on and take off, can achieve the water seepage prevention effect and cannot be too tight and airtight;

(3) the collar is made of chloroprene rubber, and when the collar is in a surrounding and covering state by mutually attaching the rear collar part and the front collar part, the purpose of neck protection and sealing can be achieved;

(4) the material cost is low, the manufacturing is easy, and the production cost is reduced;

(5) the back collar part and the front collar part are mutually attached, so that the collar can be easily opened at any time and cannot be stuffy;

(6) the neck seal is not easy to be put on and taken off, and the back collar part and the front collar part are mutually matched and are easy to be put on and taken off.

Other features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following more detailed description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, illustrating by way of example the principles of the utility model.

Drawings

The drawings are only for purposes of illustrating particular embodiments and are not to be construed as limiting the utility model.

Fig. 1 is an external view of the flood dry-type water rescue suit of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a schematic view of a first embodiment of the top of the flood dry water rescue suit of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a second embodiment of the top of the flood dry water rescue suit of the present invention.

In the figure, 100 is a water area rescue clothes body, 110 is a front part, 120 is a rear part, 130 is a waterproof zipper, 140 is a collar, 150 is sleeves, 160 is a trouser leg, 170 is a front collar part, 171 is a first binding piece, 180 is a rear collar part, 181 is a left rear collar, 182 is a right rear collar, 183 is a water retaining part, and 190 is a second binding piece.

Detailed Description

It is easily understood that various embodiments of the present invention can be conceived by those skilled in the art according to the technical solution of the present invention without changing the essential spirit of the present invention. Therefore, the following detailed description and the accompanying drawings are merely illustrative of the technical aspects of the present invention, and should not be construed as all of the present invention or as limitations or limitations on the technical aspects of the present invention. The present invention may be embodied in various forms and the embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete. The preferred embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, which form a part hereof, and which together with the embodiments of the utility model serve to explain the innovative concepts of the utility model.

Fig. 1 is an external view of the flood dry-type water rescue suit of the present invention. In fig. 1, the flood dry-type water area rescue suit comprises a water area rescue suit body 100, the water area rescue suit body 100 is formed by mutually sewing a front part 110 and a rear part 120, waterproof zippers 130 are respectively arranged at the left shoulder and the right shoulder of the top end of the water area rescue suit body 100, which are mutually sewn by the front part 110 and the rear part 120, a collar 140 is arranged at the top of the water area rescue suit body 100, and the water area rescue suit body 100 further comprises sleeves 150 positioned at two sides of the top end and trouser legs 160 positioned at the bottom end of the water area rescue suit body 100.

In this embodiment, the waterproof zipper 130 includes two plastic or other zipper tapes and a slider assembly for driving the two zipper tapes to close or separate. Wherein, the track parts of the two plastic chain belts are far away from the tail end of the collar 140 and are mutually welded or adhered to form the structure of a first stop block; the track parts of the two plastic chain belts are respectively provided with a second stop block at the front ends close to the collar, when the sliding assembly slides to the uppermost ends of the two plastic chain belts, the uppermost ends are the track parts of the chain belts close to the front ends of the collar, and the second stop blocks prevent the sliding assembly from being separated, so that the uppermost ends of the two plastic chain belts are completely sealed and hinged.

In the present embodiment, the collar 140 is a separate collar, and is made of neoprene, so that the collar can be wrapped around the back collar and the front collar to achieve the purpose of sealing and waterproofing.

With reference to the embodiment shown in fig. 2, the water area suit body 100 is formed by sewing a front sheet 110 and a rear sheet 120, a collar 140 is disposed at the top end of the water area suit body 100 at the top where the front sheet 110 and the rear sheet 120 are sewn, further, a front collar 170 extends from the top of the front sheet 110, a rear collar 180 extends from the top of the rear sheet 120, and the front collar 170 is provided with at least one first engaging member 171; the back collar portion 180 is provided with a left back collar 181 and a right back collar 182, and the free ends of the left back collar 181 and the right back collar 182 are respectively provided with a second attaching member 190, wherein the back collar portion 180 is preferably elastic and stretchable cloth.

As an embodiment, the front sheet 110 and the rear sheet 120 may be integrally formed to form the water rescue suit body 100 without being sewn to each other.

In one embodiment, the left and right back collars 181 and 182 extend through the back collar portion 180.

In one embodiment, the first attaching member 171 and the second attaching member 190 may be not only hook and loop fasteners, but also fasteners, buttons, or the like.

Referring to fig. 3, when the wearer wears the garment, the waterproof zippers 130 respectively arranged at the left shoulder and the right shoulder are opened, the four limbs pass through the trouser legs and the sleeves, then the waterproof zippers 130 are pulled up, and then the left back collar 181 and the right back collar 182 are stretched by using the elastic stretchable cloth of the back collar part 180, so that the second attaching pieces 190 on the left back collar 181 and the right back collar 182 are attached to the first attaching pieces 171 of the front collar part 170, thereby the original separated collar 140 is in a surrounding and covering state.

When the collar is in a surrounding and covering state, the second attaching pieces of the left back collar and the right back collar are attached to the first attaching piece of the front collar portion through stretching the elastic telescopic cloth of the back collar portion.

As a variation of the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, a front collar portion 170 extends from the top of the front sheet 110, a rear collar portion 180 extends from the top of the rear sheet 120, and the rear collar portion 180 is provided with at least one second engaging member; the front collar portion is provided with left front collar and right front collar, and the free end of left front collar and right front collar sets up first rigging respectively, and wherein, front collar portion preferred is elasticity stretch cloth. Specifically, the left front neck and the right front neck extend through the front neck portion.

In a preferred embodiment, the front and back panels are sewn to each other at the left and right shoulders, and the two sides of the back panel are respectively extended with a water blocking portion 183. when the waterproof zipper 130 is in a completely sealed zipper state, the water blocking portion 183 is located between the waterproof zipper and the shoulders of the wearer, so that water penetrating through the gap of the waterproof zipper 130 is further blocked by the water blocking portion. Of course, the water blocking portions 183 at the left shoulder and the right shoulder may also extend from both sides of the front opening.

In summary, the present invention is primarily designed for use with a wearer's body without the need for full immersion operation. For example, in the disaster site of flood rescue, the rescuers usually have their shoulders and necks above the water surface, and the dry flood water rescue clothing disclosed by the utility model can properly protect the rescuers from the polluted water during normal operation, even in the case of unavailable situations, if they need to immerse their shoulders or necks under the water surface, the rescuers can only drop a small amount of water into the water rescue clothing through the cracks, so as to achieve the effect of cold resistance.

In this application, the terms "having," "including," "containing," and similar terms are defined as: "including", unless specifically stated otherwise. Moreover, the terms used in the foregoing description are defined herein to include similar and/or equivalent terms, and/or alternative embodiments are considered to be apparent to those skilled in the art in view of the teachings of the present application.

Claims

1. A flood dry-type water area rescue garment is characterized in that a left shoulder and a right shoulder of the body are respectively provided with a waterproof zipper, and a split collar is arranged between the left shoulder and the right shoulder; split type neck encloses including the preceding neck portion that is located the front of a garment top and the back neck portion that is located back front of a garment top, preceding neck portion is equipped with first laminating piece, back neck portion is provided with second laminating piece, through the second laminating piece of back neck portion laminates with the first laminating piece of preceding neck portion each other, thereby makes split type neck encloses and is around the cladding state.

2. The flood dry type water area rescue garment according to claim 1, wherein the rear collar portion comprises a left rear collar and a right rear collar, the left rear collar and the right rear collar are respectively provided with a second attaching member, and the split collar is in a surrounding wrapping state by attaching the second attaching members of the left rear collar and the right rear collar to the first attaching member of the front collar portion.

3. The flood dry type water area rescue garment according to claim 2, wherein a left back collar and a right back collar extend from both sides of the back collar portion, and second engaging members are provided at free ends of the left back collar and the right back collar, respectively.

4. The flood dry type water area rescue garment according to claim 1, wherein the front collar portion comprises a left front collar and a right front collar, the left front collar and the right front collar are respectively provided with a first fitting member, and the split collar is in a surrounding wrapping state by the first fitting members of the left front collar and the right front collar being fitted with a second fitting member of the rear collar portion.

5. The flood dry type water area rescue garment according to claim 4, wherein a left front collar and a right front collar extend from both sides of the front collar portion, and first engaging members are provided at free ends of the left front collar and the right front collar, respectively.

6. The flood dry-type water area rescue garment of claim 1, further comprising sleeves disposed on both sides of the top end of the water area rescue garment body and trouser legs disposed at the bottom end of the water area rescue garment body.

7. The flood dry water rescue garment of claim 1, wherein the waterproof zipper comprises two stringers, and a slider assembly for driving the two stringers to close or open.

8. The flood dry water rescue garment of claim 1, wherein the ends of the track portions of the two link belts distal from the collar are welded or bonded to each other to form a first stop.

9. The flood dry water area rescue garment of claim 1, wherein the track portion of the two chain belts is provided adjacent the forward end of the collar with a second stop to prevent the slide assembly from disengaging and to allow the forward ends of the two chain belts to be completely sealingly linked.

10. The flood dry water area rescue garment of claim 1, wherein the rear collar portion and/or the front collar portion is/are an elastic stretch cloth.

11. The flood dry type water rescue garment according to claim 1, wherein the body of the water rescue garment is made of waterproof and cold-proof material.

12. The flood dry type water area rescue garment according to claim 1, wherein a water blocking portion is extended from a shoulder portion of the front or rear flap, and is positioned between the waterproof zipper and the shoulder portion of the wearer when the waterproof zipper is in a zipper-closed state.