DE6903960U - POSSIBILITY OF LABELING PROTECTIVE CLOTHING (including RAIN PROTECTIVE CLOTHING) - Google Patents

Description

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Richard F r e η ζ β 1, owner Ralf Weber-Liel, 2 Hamburg 39, Barmbeker Strasse 78

Protective clothing,

The innovation relates to a completely or partially made of smooth-surfaced material such as rubber, plastic or the like. Protective clothing "e.g." rain protection clothing "and aims to improve the use of such protective clothing

In the case of protective clothing of this type, which are mainly used for industry, there is an absolute requirement to identify the owner on the item of clothing, for example the company from which the item of clothing is made available to the employee concerned. Further, it is often necessary on the garments special numbering _s provided to avoid mixing up uas · Furthermore, such markings, thus both serve indication of the owner and egg. jf numbering, to prevent the theft of the garment or to prevent the wearer from taking the garment home without authorization.

The type of protective clothing described at the beginning raises certain difficulties in terms of labeling due to its surface smoothness; labeling with a felt-tip pen or other labeling is not easily possible because the label is on the smooth surface could quickly be blurred or obliterated entirely.

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Until now left the company, which applied such markings, such as logos, names, numbers or the like. On the contracts they provide to their employees garments \ wished to have applied primarily procedural in screen printing j these characteristics. This method is however relatively umstand- ^j lent, especially since in most cases, the printing in the non; The work concerned can take place itself, but must be awarded in the order · The client must then accept relatively long delivery times, and the completion of the order may be made dependent on larger purchase quantities than requested by the client. This in turn means unnecessary storage of items of clothing that are not currently required. In addition, markings applied in this way can be removed from the smooth surface of the item of clothing without great difficulty, for example by means of nitro thinner.

The object of the innovation is now to opportunities these known difficulties' · and eliminate disadvantages and to provide an opportunity to the initially described type of Schutzbeklei-; to apply fertilizer markings, which are arranged in a clearly visible place on the one hand, but cannot be easily removed on the other. ]

According to the innovation, this object is achieved in that the Garment on its outside with a label having a rougher surface than the garment itself, Shield or the like. Is provided. In this way, an easy and quick attachment of markings is made possible, which by the owner, the administrator or the relevant carrier himself at short notice by stamping as required with indelible colors, lettering using felt-tip pens or the like, or by printing.

In order to particularly facilitate the application of the marking,

the label advantageously has a fabric overlay on its surface which serves the purpose of being applied It is particularly easy to absorb dyes can also have a different color than the item of clothing and that it, if the item of clothing is any special Has patterning, is advantageously provided neutrally in order to highlight the marking to be carried out particularly well.

Preferably, the label is welded onto the garment or glued to prevent an improper removal, and thus a ^v Entwendungiaes garment. This attachment of the label can take place both during the production of the protective clothing and when it is used.

The idea of innovation is shown in the accompanying drawing using an exemplary embodiment. In this drawing a protective clothing in the form of a jacket 1 is shown, which carries a label or shield 2. This label can be the same or a different color than the garment, but is neutral in appearance, so that a The marking to be affixed to it stands out well from the rest of the clothing. The label is welded on or glued.

As you can see from the drawing, the label is in a clearly visible place, here on the chest of the item of clothing , attached, but it can just as well be in another clearly visible place, e.g. on the arm or on the back or, if it is a question of trousers or a combination, be arranged on the leg.

Claims (3)

»» * M fl ΓΙ ΓΙ Ι »t · Ιι it» · <nt 69 03 960.7 7502 Protection claims ι 1) Wholly or partially made of smooth-surfaced material such as rubber, plastic or similar protective clothing » e.g. rain protection clothing, characterized in that the item of clothing on its outside with a rougher surface than the garment self-exhibiting label) shield or the like. Is provided. 2) Protective clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that the label has a fabric cover on the outside. 3) Protective clothing according to claim 1 or 2 · characterized in that the label is welded onto the item of clothing or is glued on.