EP1731047B1 - Perfected work glove - Google Patents

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EP1731047B1
EP1731047B1 EP06010878A EP06010878A EP1731047B1 EP 1731047 B1 EP1731047 B1 EP 1731047B1 EP 06010878 A EP06010878 A EP 06010878A EP 06010878 A EP06010878 A EP 06010878A EP 1731047 B1 EP1731047 B1 EP 1731047B1
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Ángel c/o COELI S.L. Urbano Forcén
Javier c/o COELI S.L. Labat Mendi
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  • gloves are safety elements at work, used in practically all types of industries, manufactured with very different particularities depending on the characteristics of their application and using for their manufacture a great variety of materials.
  • the main disadvantage of poor cleaning is that it can lead to many serious imperfections at work due to the adherence, during the work process, of all kinds of dirt particles impregnated in the glove itself, which can cause dirtiness in those places in which in which the user's glove is placed.
  • the document US 2002/184697 A1 discloses protection gloves for human hands and is directed more particularly to a glove providing protection against punctures, cuts and tears in the handling of barbed wire, concertina wire, razor wire, and the like, all hereinafter referred to as "barbed wire".
  • the protection glove includes an inner glove of polyester nonwoven needlepunched material, configured to conform to a human hand and provide full coverage therof.
  • a coating of non-toxic liquid polyurethane plastic moisture-cure adhesive is applied to an outer surface of an inner glove using different fabrication methods.
  • the glove which has a weigth around 406,22 grs/m 2 , has a semi-hard outer glove surface exhibiting cut resistance and puncture resistance. In this way, the human hand is fully protected during work with barbed wire.
  • a version of the design presented consists of fitting an elastic strip at the free end of the cuff, permitting greater adjustment to the operator's arm.
  • the design is as important as the material with which the glove is made as it includes zones that are rendered impermeable by means of polyamide and polyurethane in the critical zones that are subject to greatest exposure in painting booths (index finger and palm) but the rest of the glove is made of polyester to allow hands to transpire.
  • the polyester of the back and cuff make the glove is extremely comfortable for users, fitting to the hand with great ease, providing the operator with optimum dexterity in the work tasks that he carries out.
  • Palm and index finger are Palm and index finger:
  • Composition of backing Polyamide, between 50% and 70%.
  • Composition of covering Polyurethane between 30% and 50%.
  • Approximate weight 150 - 170 g/m2
  • the glove coating is made of pure polyurethane, facilitating the recovery of the glove and optimising the capacity of rendering it impermeable to paints, grease and oil, allowing the glove to remain free of particles, paraffin, silicone or any other type of particle that may adhere to it whilst work is being carried out.
  • the perfected work glove can be made in different sizes, each of these being made of different coloured polyurethane to facilitate their identification.
  • the perfected work glove complies with the regulations in force with regard to the levels of protection against mechanical hazards 1,0,1,1.
  • pH index Approximately neutral, in accordance with EN420 standard
  • Dexterity Level 5 (1----5), according to EN420 standard.
  • the dexterity gives an idea of the adaptability of the fingers and the sense of touch that they provide.
  • the perfected work glove boasts the maximum level, level 5, due to the fact that the polyurethane with which it is made is fine enough to provide an optimum sense of touch.
  • the perfected glove that is presented offers many advantages over those currently in use, the main advantage being that it can be dry cleaned up to 25 times without losing its protection levels 1, 0, 1,1.
  • polyester on the back and cuff make the glove is extremely comfortable for users, fitting to the hand with great ease and providing optimum dexterity.
  • the glove coating is pure polyurethane, facilitating the recovery of the glove and optimising its impermeability to paints, grease, oils and any type of particles that adhere to the glove during performance of work.
  • Another important advantage is that the glove that is presented can be made in different sizes, each size being made in a different coloured polyurethane to facilitate identification.
  • the perfected work glove (1) that is presented comprises fingers (2) with the palm (4) and index finger (3) coated in polyurethane, the cuff (5) and the back (6) being preferably made of polyester fabric.
  • Figure 2 presents the version of the perfected work glove (7) that is presented, comprising five fingers (2) with the palm (4) and index finger (3) coated with polyurethane, the cuff (5) and the back (6) being preferably made of polyester fabric, and an elastic strip (8) at the free end of the cuff (5).

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Abstract

Perfected work glove, basically designed to cover the hand of operators working in paint booths, or any other activity that requires total cleaning asepsis to prevent any risk of contamination of the products manufactured, characterised in that it is fitted with a cuff (5), with the palm (4) and index finger (3) coated in polyurethane, the cuff (5) and the back (6) being made preferably of polyester fabric. The invention presented offers the main advantage of being able to fit to the hand with great comfort for the user, moreover, since it is coated with pure polyurethane its impermeability to paint, grease and oil is optimised, facilitating the recovery of the glove following a washing process.

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  • Perfected work glove, basically designed to cover the hand of operators working in paint booths, or any other activity that requires total cleaning asepsis to prevent any risk of contamination of the products manufactured.
  • It is widely known that gloves are safety elements at work, used in practically all types of industries, manufactured with very different particularities depending on the characteristics of their application and using for their manufacture a great variety of materials.
  • There are safety gloves for almost all spheres of industry in general, there are specific ones for operating theatres and hospitals, special ones for protecting against cuts, for cleaning in industry and at home, etc. but there is no glove so specific that it can be used in painting zones.
  • Currently we know of the different types of gloves that exist to carry out typical tasks in painting booths, which, given the materials used, withstand very few washing processes, in addition to not being totally aseptic for their subsequent use.
  • The main disadvantage of poor cleaning is that it can lead to many serious imperfections at work due to the adherence, during the work process, of all kinds of dirt particles impregnated in the glove itself, which can cause dirtiness in those places in which in which the user's glove is placed.
  • A further disadvantage is that the gloves that are currently used on most occasions cannot be recovered, with all of the economic and environmental risks that this implies.
  • The document US 2002/184697 A1 discloses protection gloves for human hands and is directed more particularly to a glove providing protection against punctures, cuts and tears in the handling of barbed wire, concertina wire, razor wire, and the like, all hereinafter referred to as "barbed wire". The protection glove includes an inner glove of polyester nonwoven needlepunched material, configured to conform to a human hand and provide full coverage therof. A coating of non-toxic liquid polyurethane plastic moisture-cure adhesive is applied to an outer surface of an inner glove using different fabrication methods. The glove, which has a weigth around 406,22 grs/m2, has a semi-hard outer glove surface exhibiting cut resistance and puncture resistance. In this way, the human hand is fully protected during work with barbed wire.
  • In addition there is the drawback that the materials currently used are not usually the most appropriate ones to comfortably fit the operator's hand, causing discomfort that may lead to low performance in terms of productivity, imperfections in the carrying out of his work and work risks for the worker himself.
  • To resolve the current problems, a work gloved has been designed having the features of claim 1 to meet the needs of paint booth workers, with the necessary materials in the zones of the glove in which each type of material is required.
  • A version of the design presented consists of fitting an elastic strip at the free end of the cuff, permitting greater adjustment to the operator's arm.
  • All of the parts that this glove comprises are joined by means of inside seams, minimizing the effect of the seams on the user.
  • The design is as important as the material with which the glove is made as it includes zones that are rendered impermeable by means of polyamide and polyurethane in the critical zones that are subject to greatest exposure in painting booths (index finger and palm) but the rest of the glove is made of polyester to allow hands to transpire.
  • The characteristics of the fabric used to manufacture the perfected work glove are as follows:
  • Back and cuff:
  • Preferably polyester between 80% and 100%, with an approximate weight of >= 200 g/m2.
  • The polyester of the back and cuff make the glove is extremely comfortable for users, fitting to the hand with great ease, providing the operator with optimum dexterity in the work tasks that he carries out.
  • Palm and index finger:
  • Composition of backing: Polyamide, between 50% and 70%.
  • Composition of covering: Polyurethane between 30% and 50%.
  • Approximate weight: 150 - 170 g/m2
  • The glove coating is made of pure polyurethane, facilitating the recovery of the glove and optimising the capacity of rendering it impermeable to paints, grease and oil, allowing the glove to remain free of particles, paraffin, silicone or any other type of particle that may adhere to it whilst work is being carried out.
  • The perfected work glove can be made in different sizes, each of these being made of different coloured polyurethane to facilitate their identification.
  • The perfected work glove complies with the regulations in force with regard to the levels of protection against mechanical hazards 1,0,1,1.
  • It can be dry-cleaned up to 25 times without losing the previously mentioned protection levels, thanks to the quality of the material used to make the glove.
  • The possibility of washing means that the glove can be recovered, with all the economic and environmental benefits that this implies, as well as remaining free of particles, paraffin and silicone enabling it to be used inside paint booths fulfilling the conditions of asepsis required for these areas.
  • Protection levels:
  • pH index: Approximately neutral, in accordance with EN420 standard
  • Dexterity: Level 5 (1----5), according to EN420 standard.
  • The dexterity gives an idea of the adaptability of the fingers and the sense of touch that they provide. The perfected work glove boasts the maximum level, level 5, due to the fact that the polyurethane with which it is made is fine enough to provide an optimum sense of touch.
  • Mechanical hazard performance:
  • CHARACTERISTIC VALUE
    New
    glove
    Washed
    glove (*)
    Abrasion resistance 1 1
    Cut resistance 0 0
    Tear resistance 1 1
    Puncture resistance 1 1
    (*) Glove after having been washed 25 times, according to ISO 3175 standard, consisting of a method for assessing the cleanability of textiles and garments.
  • Cleaning conditions:
  • This glove can be washed in accordance with the following indications:
    • It should not be washed in a water bath
    • It should not be washed with chlorine
    • Ironing is not necessary
    • Dry cleaning with all the solvents that are normally used in this washing process except for trichloroethylene.
    • The maximum temperature of the drier must not be more than 60°C
  • The perfected glove that is presented offers many advantages over those currently in use, the main advantage being that it can be dry cleaned up to 25 times without losing its protection levels 1, 0, 1,1.
  • The possibility of washing allows the glove to be recovered with the economic and environmental benefits that this implies, as well as remaining free of particles, paraffin and silicone, enabling it to be used inside paint booths fulfilling the conditions of asepsis required for these areas.
  • Another of the most important advantages is that its polyurethane coating renders it impermeable to the paint, oils and greases with which it comes into contact during the work process.
  • An added advantage is that the polyester on the back and cuff make the glove is extremely comfortable for users, fitting to the hand with great ease and providing optimum dexterity.
  • An important advantage is that the glove coating is pure polyurethane, facilitating the recovery of the glove and optimising its impermeability to paints, grease, oils and any type of particles that adhere to the glove during performance of work.
  • Another important advantage is that the glove that is presented can be made in different sizes, each size being made in a different coloured polyurethane to facilitate identification.
  • In order to better understand the object of the present invention, a preferential practical embodiment of said invention has been represented on the drawing attached. On said drawing:
    • Figure 1 shows the front and back of the perfected work glove.
    • Figure 2 shows the front and back of the perfected work glove with the version that has elastic at the free end of the cuff.
  • The perfected work glove (1) that is presented, comprises fingers (2) with the palm (4) and index finger (3) coated in polyurethane, the cuff (5) and the back (6) being preferably made of polyester fabric.
  • Figure 2 presents the version of the perfected work glove (7) that is presented, comprising five fingers (2) with the palm (4) and index finger (3) coated with polyurethane, the cuff (5) and the back (6) being preferably made of polyester fabric, and an elastic strip (8) at the free end of the cuff (5).

Claims (6)

  1. Work glove, basically designed to cover the hand of operators working in paint booths, or any other activity that requires total cleaning asepsis to prevent any risk of contamination of the products manufactured, characterised in that the complete front surface of the glove consisting of the palm (4) and the finger pads (2) as well as the whole index finger (3) are coated with polyurethane, and where the cuff (5) and the remaining back surface of the glove (6) are made of polyester material.
  2. Work glove, according to the preceding claim wherein the work glove (7), includes an elastic strip (8) at the free end of the cuff (5).
  3. Work glove, according to the preceding claims wherein the characteristics of the fabric used in its manufacture are as follows:
    Back and cuff: Polyester between 80% and 100%, with an approximate weight of >= 200 g/m2.
    Palm and index finger:
    Composition of backing: Polyamide between 50% and 70%.
    Composition of coating: Polyurethane between 30% and 50%.
    Approximate weight: 150 - 170 g/m2
  4. Work glove, according to the preceding claims wherein it can be dry-cleaned up to 25 times without losing its levels of protection 1, 0, 1,1, enabling its recovery, free of particles, paraffin and silicone, fulfilling the required conditions of asepsis.
  5. Work glove, according to the preceding claims wherein the levels of protection are as follows:
    pH index: Approximately neutral, in accordance with EN420 standard.
    Dexterity: Level 5 (1----5), in accordance with EN420 standard, maximum level in terms of adaptability of fingers and the sense of touch they permit.
  6. Work glove, according to the preceding claims wherein it can be made in different sizes, each size being made in polyurethane of a different colour to facilitate their identification.
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