DE202019003667U1 - Overall dressing aid Dressing aid for clean room suits - Google Patents

Abstract

Overall dressing aid according to claim 1, characterized in that the two front metal columns (1) each having a width of 20 cm should be at least 40 cm high and a maximum of 70 cm high and should preferably be 1 cm thick.

Description

The overall dressing aid consists of two front flat pillars, two handles, an upper curved edge, a rod holder for fastening, a flat base plate, an outer rod fastening, the holder of the whole is a flat plate, and two tension springs between the holders are all parts are made of stainless steel.

The pharmaceutical companies have "clean rooms" in which the concentration of airborne particles, particles or germs is kept very low. There are legal guidelines, regulations and standards for cleanrooms. And there are specific clean room clothing, tools, tools and complete ranges of clean room furnishings. So also tables and chairs that have to meet special properties and requirements so that the clean room is kept clean.

A jumpsuit is put on, this jumpsuit has a special way of putting it on, since it must not come into contact with the bare hands or the floor.

This overall takes a lot of time and effort to put it on properly, since it has to remain sterile. After each use it is washed and sterile packaged, and after 30 times it is disposed of.

When dressing, mistakes often occur, so that it comes on the floor and is therefore immediately washed again and sterile packaged. This results in high costs because a new overall is taken again.

For this reason, I have thought about how to make this process easier, faster, cheaper and safer when putting on clothes.

• 1 die vorder Teilansicht von dem Anziehhelfer für Reinraumanzüge.
• 2 eine Seiten Teilansicht von dem Anziehhelfer für die Reinraumanzüge.
• 3 eine obere Teilansicht von dem Anziehhelfer für die Reinraumanzüge.

After much thought and recording, I came up with this device with a special and simple design that makes it easy to put on the overall and to comply with the hygiene regulations.

• 1 the partial front view of the dressing assistant for clean room suits.
• 2nd a partial side view of the dressing assistant for the clean room suits.
• 3rd an upper partial view of the dressing assistant for the clean room suits.

Fig. A rear view of the dressing assistant for the clean room suits.

The overall dressing aid consists of a flat, rounded stainless steel plate on the plate are three pillars, the rear is flat and the front two each have a curved edge and between the rear and the front pillars are the tension springs that connect the rear and front pillars. There is a handle on each of the two front pillars.

With the invention it is achieved that the overalls are put on more quickly, easily, safely and hygienically during work.

You take the jumpsuit with the front side of the jumpsuit put on at the neck end from the inside and open the jumpsuit with the two handles ( 2nd ) with one hand.

Then the legs of the jumpsuit come between the flat metal pillar ( 1 ) and the outer column ( 8th ).

Now you can use the handle ( 2nd ) let go so that the tension spring ( 9 ) the flat metal pillar ( 1 ) closes on the outer pillar while the overalls are firm in between.

Now you can pull the upper part of the overall down towards you and put it on with your hands. First you put both hands in and then you can put on the jumpsuit with your left or right foot and now you open the flat metal pillar ( 1 ) with the left or right handle ( 2nd ) (depending on which foot you put in first) you can either pull the right or left foot out of the helper. And there is also the possibility to pull the feet out to the side. Here you can see whether you pull out the right or the left first so that the handles ( 2nd ) does not have to open.

Example: you use the right foot first so that if the right foot is first in overalls you can either use the right grip 2nd ) open to pull out the right foot or open the right handle ( 2nd ) and pulls the right foot out to the side.

And that's how you do your left foot.

Reference list

(1)

Front pillar.

(2)

Handle.

(3)

Edge.

(4)

Bar holder.

(5)

Pole.

(6)

Base plate.

(7)

Pole attachment.

(8th)

Back.

(9)

Tension spring.

Claims (10)

On figure no. 1 is a jumpsuit that should be at least 40 cm high and a maximum of 70 cm high. Overall dressing aid after Claim 1 , characterized in that the two front metal columns (1) each having a width of 20 cm, should be at least 40 cm high and a maximum of 70 cm high and should preferably be 1 cm thick. Overall dressing aid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two handles (2), which are once left and once right, should be 10 cm wide and 1 cm thick. Overall dressing aid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two upper curved edges (3) belong to the front metal columns. Overall dressing aid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two rod holders (4) fasten the two front metal columns (1) to the base plate and these are flexible in their movement. Overall dressing aid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the lower rod (5) performs the same function as the rod holder. Overall dressing aid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the flat base plate (6) has a diameter of 60 cm and a thickness of 2 cm and has the function of holding the dressing aid together in a stable manner. Overall dressing aid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the outer rod attachment (7), the outer column (8) with the base plate (6) attached. Overall dressing aid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the outer column (8) is 40 cm wide, but should be at least 40 cm but at most 70 cm high and should have a thickness of 2 cm, it is attached to the base plate (6) and unable to move. Overall dressing aid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the two tension springs (9) are at least 30mm and maximum 60mm, which binds the front metal pillars (1) to the outer pillar (8), the tension springs have the function of the metal pillars move flexibly and then go back to their actual position on the outer column (8).

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