EP2891418B1 - Vêtements de boucher à anneaux métalliques facile à mettre en place et à retirer - Google Patents

Vêtements de boucher à anneaux métalliques facile à mettre en place et à retirer Download PDF

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EP2891418B1
EP2891418B1 EP14150390.4A EP14150390A EP2891418B1 EP 2891418 B1 EP2891418 B1 EP 2891418B1 EP 14150390 A EP14150390 A EP 14150390A EP 2891418 B1 EP2891418 B1 EP 2891418B1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D13/00—Professional, industrial or sporting protective garments, e.g. surgeons' gowns or garments protecting against blows or punches
    • A41D13/04—Aprons; Fastening devices for aprons
    • A41D13/043—Aprons resistant to mechanical aggressions, e.g. butcher's aprons
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D19/00—Gloves
    • A41D19/015—Protective gloves
    • A41D19/01505—Protective gloves resistant to mechanical aggressions, e.g. cutting. piercing
    • A41D19/01511—Protective gloves resistant to mechanical aggressions, e.g. cutting. piercing made of wire-mesh, e.g. butchers' gloves
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41F—GARMENT FASTENINGS; SUSPENDERS
    • A41F1/00—Fastening devices specially adapted for garments
    • A41F1/002—Magnetic fastening devices
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
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  • Various embodiments relate generally to metal-mesh protective clothing, and more specifically to such clothing that is easily donned and doffed.
  • Wire-mesh safety fabrics have a long and storied history. Wire-mesh safety fabrics were called chainmail and used as a kind of armor in the middle ages. As the instruments of war became more and more deadly, chainmail gave way to plate armor. And with today's instruments of war, heavy armor is the norm for today's battle arenas. But these wire-mesh safety fabrics have found use in other places in society, and continue to see use even today. These wire-mesh fabrics are made into gloves and used by butchers and woodworkers to provide cut-resistance. They are made into bodysuits and worn by scuba divers to provide shark-resistance. They are made into bodysuits and worn by sword fighting athletes to provide protection during competitions.
  • Fabrics made from metal links provide good protection from contact with sharp instruments, while hanging well on the human form. Small links allow the necessary flexibility that body movements require. But fabrics made from wire mesh can be difficult to don and doff. When donning and doffing any garment, a user must cooperate with the design of the garment. Butchers use metal-mesh garments to protect themselves from accidental cuts and punctures from sharp knives and/or bones. Butchers often wear other safety equipment as well. Many butchers wear helmets, earplugs, safety glasses, breathing filters, and/or mobcaps. Butchers often work in a refrigerated environment, requiring heavy clothing in addition to their butcher specific safety clothing.
  • CH 204 829 A discloses a metal-mesh butcher's apron made of a metal-mesh fabric comprising a plurality of interconnecting metal rings.
  • the apron extends from a neck region to an upper thigh region and has a strap which can be fastened around the neck of a user.
  • the invention provides a metal-mesh tunic having an apron region and two full-length sleeves, the tunic presenting a closed-figure neck aperture through which a user's head and neck project when worn, the neck aperture becoming an open-figure to facilitate easy donning and doffing without requiring a pullover action.
  • the tunic presents a contiguous protective surface from the neck region of a user down at least a waist region and may extend down to a knee region.
  • a closure system secures the tunic to a user by fixing the closed-figure neck aperture around the user's neck.
  • the closure system may have a buckle including a male member attached to one side of the neck region and a female member on an other side of the neck region.
  • the metal-mesh tunic may advantageously provide full frontal armored protection in an easily donned garment.
  • a metal-mesh protective out fit may include the metal-mesh tunic and a metal-mesh glove having a hand region and a wrist region, the wrist region having a metal-mesh securing band attached to the wrist region at a fixed end and having a magnet attached to a free end, wherein the metal-mesh securing band secures the glove to a user by circumscribing the wrist of the user, the magnet attaching to an underlying circumscribed portion of the securing band.
  • the wrist region of said related metal-mesh glove is configured to receive a hand and wrist inserted into the metal-mesh glove.
  • Metal-mesh fabric at the wrist region may then be gathered as the securing band circumscribes the wrist.
  • the metal-mesh of the securing band may include interconnecting metal links of ferromagnetic material.
  • a grasp handle is coupled to the magnet so that the metal-mesh glove may advantageously be easily removed by a metal-mesh gloved hand of a user.
  • some embodiments may permit a wearer to don a protective metal-mesh garment without having to first remove headgear.
  • safety masks may remain firmly in place throughout the donning and/or doffing of metal-mesh safety clothing.
  • a metal-mesh tunic may have comparatively light weight as optimally sized metal links may be used.
  • metal-mesh protective clothing may be easily donned and/or doffed by hand operations performed by a gloved wearer.
  • an easily doffed tunic may be quickly removed from an injured or unconscious wearer. For example, if a wearer experiences heart failure, it may be necessary to quickly doff the wearer's tunic so as to provide immediate defibrillation therapy. Or, in the case of a knife injury, it may be necessary to quickly doff the injured persons' tunic so as to apply immediate compression to reduce the blood loss. In some examples the quick removal may be facilitated by open figure of the neck aperture, which may permit removal without an overhead maneuver.
  • FIGS. 1A-1C depict an exemplary donning sequence of a butcher preparing to suit up for a butchering session.
  • FIGS. 1A-1C three exemplary steps for donning a metal-mesh suit are shown.
  • a butcher 110 has already inserted both arms 115 into sleeves 120 of a metal-mesh tunic 125.
  • the tunic 125 is depicted draped onto the butcher 110 and supported by the arms 115.
  • the butcher is depicted wearing a face mask 130 and a helmet 135.
  • a second step 102 as depicted in FIG.
  • the butcher is releasably securing the metal-mesh tunic 125 to the butcher's body.
  • the butcher 110 is fastening a securing member 140 located near an upper back region 145 of the butcher 110.
  • a closed-figure neck aperture will be defined, through which a neck 150 and head 155 of the butcher 110 will project therethrough.
  • the neck aperture Prior to releasably securing the securing member 140, the neck aperture is an open-figure, permitting the butcher 110 to don the metal-mesh tunic 125 without having to pull the metal-mesh tunic 125 over the butcher's head 155.
  • a third step 103 as depicted in FIG. 1C , the butcher 110 is depicted securing a metal-mesh glove 160 to a left hand 165 of the butcher 110.
  • the depicted butcher 110 may be right handed, and may only glove the left hand 165 with a metal-mesh glove 160.
  • a right hand 170 may be the hand used for wielding a butcher's knife, and may only be gloved with a latex glove 185, for example.
  • the butcher's latex-gloved right hand 170 is depicted grasping a graspable magnetic securing member 175 attached to a metal-mesh securing strap 180.
  • the strap has been placed circumferentially around a wrist 180 of the butcher 110.
  • the magnetic securing member 175 may be releasably coupled to a portion of the metal-mesh securing strap directly beneath the magnetic securing member 175.
  • Both the metal-mesh tunic 125 and the metal-mesh glove 160 may be easily donned by the butcher 110, who is depicted wearing latex gloves 185, a helmet 135, and a face mask 130.
  • FIGS. 2A-2B depict a front view and a back view of an exemplary neck-opening metal-mesh tunic.
  • an exemplary metal-mesh tunic 200 is depicted from a frontal view.
  • the depicted metal-mesh tunic 200 has an apron portion 205 and two full-length sleeves 210.
  • the metal-mesh tunic has a neck aperture 215 through which a wearer's head and neck may project therethrough.
  • the metal-mesh tunic 200 may provide contiguous coverage from the shoulders of a wearer down to the knee region of the wearer.
  • This exemplary metal-mesh tunic permits unprotected frontal exposure of only the lower legs of a wearer, the hands of a wearer, and the neck and head of a wearer.
  • the exemplary metal-mesh tunic 200 is depicted from a back-side view.
  • the depicted metal-mesh tunic has a rear closure system 220.
  • the rear closure system includes one or more closure members 225.
  • the closure system may permit the neck aperture 215 to open.
  • the neck aperture is defined by a closed figure of surrounding metal-mesh.
  • the metal-mesh tunic may advantageously be donned without having to perform a pull-over operation as may be necessitated with a permanently closed-figure neck aperture. Such a pull-over operation may be difficult for wearer's who are already wearing other head-gear.
  • a fixed closed-figure neck aperture may be undersized to permit a helmeted heat to project therethrough.
  • a wearer's gas-mask may be inadvertently dislodged exposing the wearer to potentially dangerous atmospheric toxins.
  • An openable neck aperture may permit a metal-mesh tunic to be simply draped over the wearer as the wearer inserts both arms into the sleeves. Then the wearer may releasably secure a closure member 225 to close the figure of the neck aperture and releasably secure the garment to the wearer's body. In the depicted embodiment, a wearer must reach behind the head or back and secure one of the closure members 225.
  • FIG. 3 depicts a front view of an exemplary easily donned metal-mesh tunic worn by a model.
  • an exemplary metal-mesh tunic 300 includes a metal fabric 305 which includes interconnected metal rings. Each metal ring may interconnect with one or more of its nearest neighbors. Various interconnect patterns may be used. In some embodiments, a hexagonal close-pack arrangement may be used. In some embodiments, each ring may interconnect with one or more of its nearest neighbors. For example, each ring may link 3, 4, 6, 8, or more of its surrounding neighbors. The size and diameter of each ring may affect the weight of the fabric as well as its resistance to punctures and cuts.
  • FIG. 4 depicts a back view of an exemplary neck-opening metal-mesh tunic.
  • the metal-mesh tunic 300 is depicted from the back-side.
  • the depicted metal-mesh tunic has four closure members 405.
  • Each of the closure members has a male member 410 which is separable from a female member 415.
  • the male and female members 410, 415 may be secured to each other by inserting the male member 410 into the female member 415.
  • the male member 410 may have locking tabs that engage the female member 415 when inserted.
  • Various means for releasably securing the metal-mesh tunic to a wearer's body may be used.
  • various types of buckles may be used to secure a metal-mesh tunic to a wearer's body.
  • Zippers may be used to secure a metal-mesh tunic to a body.
  • Magnetic fasteners may be used to join two regions of a metal-mesh garment to each other, for example.
  • Buttons and/or snaps may be used to releasably secure a metal-mesh garment to a wearer's body.
  • the releasable securement means may include a graspable feature.
  • the graspable feature may be sized to be easily grasped by a gloved hand.
  • FIGS. 5A-5K depicts various embodiments of neck-opening metal-mesh tunics.
  • FIG. 5 a variety of open neck-aperture designs are depicted. Each distinct embodiment depicted demonstrates a means of releasably closing the open-figure neck aperture.
  • an exemplary metal-mesh design 500 shows a closure system with closure members coupling each other at a front of the design 500. Closure straps 510 connect from the back-side of the design 500 at an upper back region 515.
  • Another exemplary metal-mesh design 520 shows a closure system with closure members 525 separately coupled at a right side and left side of the front of the design 520.
  • the closure members 525 may each couple at a non-horizontal angle at the lateral frontal coupling locations.
  • the closure members may separately couple at a horizontal angle at lateral frontal locations of the design 530.
  • the coupling member may be a vertical zipper located at the upper back region of the design 535.
  • snap fasteners may open the neck aperture figure at a frontal location 545.
  • a right sleeve 550 may be permanently attached only via a metal-mesh fabric located across an upper back region of the design 540.
  • a zipper 560 may be used to releasably close the neck aperture.
  • a frontal zipper 570 may releasably close the neck aperture.
  • An openable neck-aperture figure may advantageously facilitate easy donning and doffing of the garment, especially when headgear is worn by the wearer.
  • FIG. 6 depicts an exemplary easily donned metal-mesh glove worn by a model.
  • a metal-mesh glove 600 includes a hand portion 605 and a gauntlet portion 610.
  • the gauntlet portion 610 of the glove may be configured to receive a hand and wrist of a human.
  • a wrist strap 620 is coupled to the metal-mesh glove 600 at a fixed end.
  • the depicted wrist strap has a length greater than a circumference of the depicted wearer's wrist.
  • the wrist strap is fashioned from metal-mesh fabric.
  • the metal-mesh fabric may include Ferro-magnetic material.
  • a graspable magnetic fastener 630 is coupled to a free end 635 of the wrist strap 620.
  • the wrist strap 620 is shown partially circumscribing the wearer's wrist.
  • FIG. 7 depicts a close-up view of an exemplary magnetic wrist-securing metal-mesh glove worn by a model.
  • an exemplary magnetic wrist-securing metal-mesh glove 700 is being modeled on a human hand 705.
  • a graspable magnetic fastener 710 may be releasably coupled to the wrist strap 620.
  • two different styles of metal-mesh fabric are used in this exemplary embodiment, one for the wrist strap 620 and one for the hand portion 605 and gauntlet portion 610 of the metal-mesh glove 700.
  • Some embodiments may use identical styles of metal-mesh fabric for the wrist strap 620 as both the hand portion 605 and wrist portion 620.
  • Various metal-mesh fabric styles have different properties. For example, some metal-mesh fabric styles may be lighter. Some metal-mesh fabric styles may provide better puncture protection, for example.
  • FIG. 8 depicts a figure illustrating an exemplary comparison of respective puncture depths for fabrics made of 7 mm outside diameter rings and 6 mm outside diameter rings.
  • two different wire-mesh (WMSF) safety fabrics are depicted.
  • a 7 mm outside-diameter rings safety-fabric 800 is shown on the left, and a 6 mm outside-diameter ring safety-fabric 805 is shown on the right.
  • a first 30° knife blade 810 is shown protruding one of the 7 mm outside-diameter rings 815. The first knife blade 810 protrudes the 7 mm outside-diameter ring 815 to a depth of 9.9 mm.
  • a second 30° knife blade 820 is shown protruding one of the 6 mm outside-diameter rings 825.
  • the second knife blade 820 protrudes the 6 mm outside-diameter ring 825 to a depth of 7.9 mm. This represents approximately a 20% reduction in penetration depth.
  • FIG. 9 depicts a schematic showing exemplary relationships between an illustrative knife blade angle, ring diameter and puncture depth.
  • a knife 900 is depicted in schematic form with a blade angle 905 represented by the symbol 'a'.
  • a puncture length 910 is depicted as the depth of the blade that protrudes through and beyond a ring 915.
  • An internal diameter 920 of the ring 915 is represented by the symbol 'd'.
  • a table shows the penetration depth of a 5.7 mm inside diameter ring to be 9.9 mm for a 30° knife blade. The table also shows the penetration depth of a 4.75 mm inside diameter ring to be 8.2 mm for a 30° knife blade.
  • FIG. 10 depicts a plot of exemplary performance to illustrate a relationship between the ring diameter and stab test results.
  • a chart 1000 plots test points on an x-y grid.
  • An x-axis 1005 of this chart 1000 represents the outside-diameter of the ring.
  • a y-axis 1010 of this chart 1000 represents the wire diameter used to make the ring.
  • the weight of the resulting garment is represented by the size of the circle on the chart.
  • the fill-pattern of each circle on the chart represents the safety result of the stab test.
  • a speckled fill-pattern indicates that the stab test failed, and an unfilled circle indicates a passing stab test.
  • a circle with a diagonal fill-pattern represents the optimal solution with regard to both weight and stab test result.
  • a circle 1015 is located at the outside-diameter of 4 mm and a wire diameter of 0.5 mm.
  • a garment made from this ring/wire combination passed the stab test as indicated by the diagonal fill-pattern.
  • the weight of a garment made of this ring/wire combination is approximately the median of all tested.
  • circle 1015 represents an average weight.
  • Another circle 1020 is located at the outside-diameter of 7 mm and a wire diameter of 0.7 mm.
  • This circle 1020 has a speckled fill-pattern indicating that the garment made of this ring/wire combination failed the stab test.
  • the size of circle 1020 is one of the larger circles of all those tested.
  • the garment made of this ring/wire combination is relatively heavy.
  • a number of ring/wire combinations are tested around the 6 mm ring diameter and 0.6 mm wire diameter region of the chart 1000. The goal of this testing is to find the optimal combination of ring diameter and wire diameter that would both provide for good stab protection and light weight.
  • a circle 1025 with a diagonal fill-pattern represents the combination of an outside ring diameter of 6 mm and a wire diameter of 0.62 mm. This circle 1025 has a diagonal fill-pattern which represents a passing stab test.
  • the size of the circle 1025 is one of the smaller circles on the chart, which means that a garment made of this ring/wire combination is relatively light, especially when compared to the combinations represented by the circles 1015 and 1020.
  • Circle 1030 represents a ring/wire combination of 5.75 mm outside ring diameter and 0.6 mm wire diameter.
  • This combination 1030 also passes the stab test and has a garment weight that is approximately that of the combination represented by circle 1025.
  • both solutions are good solutions for producing stab protection while simultaneously permitting the manufacture of light-weight garments.
  • FR-2898250 discloses a method for obtaining hard steel as a base material for making the steel rings, of structurally hardened metal, namely metal presenting in a certain state relatively low strength and hardness characteristics and, in any case, compatible with the steel ring cutting and shaping operations (and possibly the metal web forming operation) and supposedly presenting, after a heat treatment, higher strength characteristics, especially higher than those compatible with the aforementioned cutting/shaping (and possibly forming) operations.
  • the heat treated web is possibly not totally in the form that is used for making the final garment.
  • the corresponding web is finalized by any technique appropriate to the strength and hardness of the metal rings.
  • the steel attaching rings can be made of a conventional stainless steel the properties of which satisfy to the standards in force and which can be bent without being dominantly harmful to the strength of the web assembly.
  • the steel is subjected to a mechanical deformation/elongation, such as kneading, which enables obtaining a work hardening of the steel to approach the shaping capability limits of the steel elements (according to the available equipment and techniques). This particularity enables optimizing the later heat treatment to obtain the highest possible strength and hardness characteristics.
  • An exemplary embodiment includes chain mail fabric for protective piece of garment made of a mesh of interlocking rings which rings have an external diameter of between 3.98 and 4.02 mm and are made with a wire whose diameter is between 0.47 and 0.52 mm exhibiting a tensile strength between about 1300 and 1500 N/mm 2 .
  • Such characteristics are exhibited by rings formed from an embodiment of steel having an austeno-ferritic structure.
  • One exemplary composition includes Fe with:
  • An embodiment of steel comprising the above specified composition yields a wire of high tensile strength without the need for thermal treatment.
  • the wires were processed according to a conventional method in web machines to form mail fabric which was found to be comfortable, with good protection properties against perforation, and not too heavy.
  • the pieces of garment can be, for example, gloves, sleeves, aprons, chasubles, jackets, etc. If necessary, some parts of the protective garments can be made in other material, according to the level of protection required for the different parts of the garment. For example, a jacket can be made with a body and sleeves made from titanium in order to have a lighter jacket.
  • devices may involve the WMSF being made in the form of a glove.
  • the WMSF is made in the form of a sleeve.
  • the WMSF is made in the form of an apron.
  • the WMSF is made in the form of a tunic.
  • the WMSF is made in the form of a pull-over (with a body and sleeves).
  • the WMSF is made in the form of body armor.
  • a portion of a garment will be made using steel rings and another portion of the garment may be made using titanium rings.
  • Such a garment may have increased strength in certain critical locations, while permitting light weight in certain locations.
  • the steel may have an austeno-ferritic structure, which may permit the metal to have both excellent corrosion resistance and still be malleable at room temperatures.
  • the ring arrangement may be such that each ring links multiple adjacent rings.
  • the rings will have a hexagonal close-packed structure, where each ring will link the two closest rings in the row above and the two closest rings in the row below the one in which it resides.
  • each ring may link a fewer or a greater number of adjacent rings.
  • the metal-mesh fabric has an apron portion extending from a neck region to at least a waist region and may extend to a knee region.
  • the metal-mesh fabric has two sleeves, each of the two sleeves connecting to the apron portion.
  • the metal-mesh tunic includes a closure system having an open mode and a closed mode, wherein when in the closed mode, a neck region is securely closed to present a closed-figure aperture through which a user's neck and head project, when worn.
  • the neck region When in the open mode, the neck region is opened to present an open-figure aperture such that the apron portion can be freely draped onto the front of the user, when the user inserts each of the user's arms into each corresponding one of the tunic's two sleeves.
  • the related metal-mesh glove for easy donning and doffing includes a metal-mesh fabric comprising a plurality of interconnecting metal rings, the metal-mesh fabric having an hand portion configured to receive a user's hand such that each of a user's fingers are received into a corresponding finger receptacle.
  • the metal-mesh fabric has a wrist portion configured to provide continuous circumferential protection to a user's wrist, when worn.
  • the metal-mesh glove includes a closure system having an open mode and a closed mode, wherein when in the closed mode, a metal-mesh wrist strap, having a fixed end attached to the wrist portion of the metal-mesh fabric, circumscribes the wrist and a magnet attached to a free end of the metal-mesh wrist strap is affixed to the metal-mesh wrist strap at the same circumferential location and directly beneath the magnet.
  • the closure system includes a grasp handle coupled to the magnet for providing a graspable feature by a metal-mesh gloved hand of a user.

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  1. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques apte à être aisément mise et retirée sans devoir enlever un couvre-chef (130, 135), la cotte (125) de mailles métalliques comprenant :
    un tissu (305) de mailles métalliques comprenant des anneaux métalliques (815, 825) reliés entre eux, le tissu (305) de mailles métalliques présentant une partie en tablier (205) qui déborde d'une zone de cou au moins jusqu'à une zone de torse, le tissu (305) de mailles métalliques présentant deux manches (120), chacune des deux manches (120) étant reliée à la partie en tablier (205) et
    un système de fermeture (220) qui présente un mode ouvert et un mode fermé, et dans lequel, dans le mode fermé, la région du cou est fermée de manière sûre pour présenter une ouverture fermée de laquelle le cou et une tête de l'utilisateur (110) sortent lorsque la cotte est portée et dans le mode ouvert, la région du cou est ouverte de manière à présenter une ouverture ouverte de telle sorte que la partie en tablier (205) puisse être placée librement par le front de l'utilisateur (110) lorsque l'utilisateur (110) insère chacun des bras (115) de l'utilisateur dans celle des deux manches (120) de la cotte (125) qui lui correspond.
  2. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle la partie en tablier (205) s'étend de la zone du cou jusqu'à la zone des genoux.
  3. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle chaque anneau (815, 825) présente un diamètre extérieur compris entre 5,95 mm et 6,05 mm.
  4. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle chaque anneau (815, 825) présente un fil d'un diamètre compris entre 0,61 mm et 0,63 mm.
  5. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle les anneaux (815, 825) sont réalisés en acier inoxydable.
  6. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle au moins certains des anneaux (815, 825) comprennent en outre du titane.
  7. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle les anneaux (815, 825) sont réalisés en acier présentant une structure austénito-ferritique comprenant du Fe ainsi que :
    une teneur en C non supérieure à 0,03 % en poids,
    une teneur en Mn non supérieure à 2,00 % en poids,
    une teneur en Si non supérieure à 0,75 % en poids,
    une teneur en S non supérieure à 0,01 % en poids,
    une teneur en P non supérieure à 0,03 % en poids,
    une teneur en Ni non supérieure à 0,03 % en poids,
    une teneur en Cr non supérieure à 0,03 % en poids,
    une teneur en Mo non supérieure à 0,03 % en poids,
    une teneur en N non supérieure à 0,03 % en poids,
    le solde étant essentiellement Fe et les impuretés inévitables.
  8. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle le système de fermeture (220) comprend une boucle (405) présentant un élément mâle (410) et un élément femelle (415) (410), l'élément mâle (410) étant fixé à un premier côté de la zone du cou et l'élément femelle (415) (410) étant relié à un deuxième côté de la région du cou.
  9. Vêtement de protection en mailles métalliques, comprenant :
    la cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 1 et un gant (160) de mailles métalliques apte à être aisément mis et retiré, le gant (160) de mailles métalliques comprenant :
    un tissu (305) de mailles métalliques comprenant plusieurs anneaux métalliques (815, 825) reliés les uns aux autres, le tissu (305) de mailles métalliques présentant une partie de main (605) configurée pour recevoir la main de l'utilisateur de telle sorte que chacun des doigts de l'utilisateur soit repris dans un réceptacle de doigt correspondant, le tissu (305) de mailles métalliques présentant une partie de poignet configurée pour assurer une protection périphérique continue au poignet de l'utilisateur lorsqu'il est porté et
    un système de fermeture (220) présentant un mode ouvert et un mode fermé, et dans lequel dans le mode fermé, une lanière (620) de poignet en mailles métalliques présentant une extrémité fixe reliée à la partie de poignet (620) du tissu (305) de mailles métalliques entoure le poignet et un aimant (630) fixé à une extrémité libre (635) de la lanière (620) de poignet en mailles métalliques, et fixé à la lanière (620) de poignet en mailles métalliques au même emplacement de la périphérie et directement en dessous de l'aimant (630), une poignée de saisie étant raccordée à l'aimant (630) pour assurer la possibilité de saisie par la main gantée de mailles métalliques de l'utilisateur (110).
  10. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 9, dans lequel le treillis métallique de la lanière (620) de poignet comprend un matériau ferromagnétique.
  11. Cotte (125) de mailles métalliques selon la revendication 9, dans lequel le treillis métallique de la lanière (620) de poignet a une longueur d'au moins 10, 16 cm (4 pouces).
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