EP3167733A1 - Glove intermediate membrane having moisture permeability and waterproof functions and to be simultaneously coupled to outer shell and inner liner, gloves using same, and manufacturing method therefor - Google Patents
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- The present invention disclosed herein relates to sports gloves, winter gloves, waterproof gloves, or working safety gloves, and more particularly, to a glove intermediate membrane having moisture permeability and a waterproof function and simultaneously coupled to an outer shell and an inner liner, gloves using the same, and a manufacturing method therefor.
- Winter gloves or waterproof gloves need a waterproof function that prevents the gloves from being wet from winter rain or water generated from melting snow from being introduced into hands of a user to warm the hands and, at the same time, a moisture permeable function that discharges sweat generated from the user's hands to the outside to give comfortable feeling.
- The gloves are manufactured by using mainly a woven fabric or a knitting fabric. Hereinafter, the waterproof function and the moisture permeable function of the related art will be mainly described.
- (1) Since the woven fabric does not have a contraction and expansion property, a process of manufacturing gloves requires a complex cutting and sewing process to match a three-dimensional structure of fingers. A membrane made of a synthetic resin represented by Goretex is used as a membrane for giving the waterproof function and the moisture permeable function to the gloves made of the woven fabric. Unlike clothing, the gloves using the membrane include finger portions that are too narrow not to directly seal a sewing line with an adhesion tape or the like.
FIG. 1 illustrates the waterproof function and the moisture permeable function of conventional gloves in which the above-described intermediate membrane is coupled between an outer shell and an inner liner. According toFIG. 1 , anintermediate membrane 20 is spaced apart from and coupled between anouter shell 30 and aninner liner 20. Thegloves discharge sweat 3 generated from askin 1 through theinner liner 10, theintermediate membrane 20, and theouter shell 30. However, whenwater 2 is introduced through theouter shell 30, although theintermediate membrane 20 blocks thewater 2 to prevent theskin 1 from being wet, a heat-retaining function is sharply reduced when the water is filled between theouter shell 30 and theintermediate membrane 20 to generate ice-formation 4.
FIG. 2 illustrates the waterproof function and the moisture permeable function of another conventional glove in which a coating layer is applied to an inner surface of the outer shell. A limitation regarding the waterproof function inFIG. 1 is resolved by applying acoating layer 32 to the inner surface of theouter shell 30. However, although thesweat 3 generated from theskin 1 is discharged through theintermediate membrane 20, the discharging of thesweat 3 to the outside is blocked by the coating layer 12 to generate a limitation in the moisture permeable function. That is, thecoating layer 32 generates the limitation that is mutual conflict between the waterproof and moisture permeable functions, and thus it is required to resolve this limitation.
In particular, when the conventional gloves inFIGS. 1 and 2 are used for racing gloves that are used for downhill ski runs, a motorcycle, or the like, which require an accurate grip feeling, a gap is generated between theouter shell 30, theintermediate membrane 20, and theinner liner 10, which acts as one of factors that decrease athletic performance. - (2) Unlike the gloves made of the woven fabric, since the gloves made of the knitting fabric have an excellent contraction and expansion property, the gloves may be manufactured without a cutting or sewing process. Also, when the user wears the gloves, the hands are free to bend and extend due to the contraction and expansion property of the woven fabric. Thus, unlike the knitting fabric, the woven fabric is widely used for safety gloves or working gloves that are mass-produced at low costs or require a working property. However, the gloves have a fatal limitation that is non-waterproof.
- Although all or a portion of a surface of the gloves is dipped into a synthetic rubber solution such as latex to improve the waterproof property of the gloves made of the woven fabric, there is still a limitation in which sweat is not discharged.
- Meanwhile, special gloves used for an oil drilling work for producing petroleum or a shale gas production work on the sea need to prevent introduction of seawater or oil and simultaneously require the moisture permeable property and the excellent grip feeling. In particular, the special gloves are not waterproofed when rains. The conventional gloves do not meet the requirements.
- The conventional gloves disclosed in Korean Patent Laid-Open Application No.
10-2013-0142042 - In the conventional gloves constituted as above-described, the adhesion member is temporarily fixed to the outer surface of the inner liner, and then the intermediate membrane is disposed and permanently adhesion-fixed to the outer surface of the inner liner by hot pressing. Next, the adhesion member is temporarily fixed to the outer surface of the intermediate membrane, and then the outer shell is disposed and permanently adhesion-fixed to the outer surface of the intermediate membrane.
- Accordingly, since two processes of temporarily fixing the adhesion member and two processes of hot pressing are required, the manufacturing process is complex and the manufacturing time increases. Also, as the adhesion member is temporarily fixed to one area of the inner liner and the intermediate membrane, a mutual adhesion force between the inner liner and the intermediate membrane is weak in an area to which the adhesion member is not fixed.
- Thus, new gloves having the moisture permeable and waterproof properties and the excellent grip feeling need to be developed and a new method of easily manufacturing the gloves with low costs is required.
- The present invention provides a glove intermediate membrane that is capable of simply and quickly being joined to an inner liner and/or an outer shell of a glove at low costs and a manufacturing method therefor to solve above-described problems in the background art
- The present invention also provides a glove having moisture permeability and a waterproof function and simultaneously excellent grip feeling using the above-described glove intermediate membrane and a manufacturing method therefor.
- In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a glove intermediate membrane, which is inserted between an inner liner and an outer shell of a glove, includes: a first intermediate membrane having a glove shape and made of a first material having moisture permeability and a waterproof function; and a second intermediate membrane disposed on one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and having a melting point lower than that of the first material so that the first intermediate membrane is joined to one of the inner liner and the outer shell by heat supply.
- In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a method for manufacturing a glove intermediate membrane, which is inserted between an inner liner and an outer shell, includes: a sheet arrangement process in which two first intermediate membrane sheets, each of which is made of a first material having moisture permeability and a waterproof function and two second intermediate membrane sheets, each of which is made of a second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material and disposed on one of an inside and an outside of each of the two first intermediate membrane sheets are overlapped; a sheet cutting process in which the overlapped first and second intermediate membrane sheets are cut in the plane shape of the glove; and an edge joining process in which heat is supplied to an edge part of each of the cut first and second intermediate membrane sheets excluding a wrist portion to join the first and second intermediate membrane sheets to each other.
- In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a glove includes: an inner liner having a glove shape; an outer shell surrounding the inner liner; a first intermediate membrane disposed between the inner liner and the outer shell and made of a first material having moisture permeability and a waterproof function; and a first joining part in which a second intermediate membrane disposed on one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material allows the first intermediate membrane to join to one of the inner liner and the outer shell by heat supply.
- In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a method for manufacturing a glove includes: an inner liner coupling process in which an inner liner is put onto a glove shaped mold; an intermediate membrane coupling process in which a glove intermediate membrane including a first intermediate membrane made of a first material having moisture permeability and a waterproof function and a second intermediate membrane disposed one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material is put onto the inner liner; an outer shell coupling process in which the outer shell is put onto the glove intermediate membrane; and a thermal bonding process in which the inner liner, the first and second intermediate membranes, and the outer shell are stacked and joined by one of a method for supplying heat from the outside of the outer shell and a method for supplying heat from the mold.
- In accordance with the glove intermediate membrane, the first intermediate membrane made of the material having the moisture permeability and the waterproof function may be joined to the inner liner or the outer shell by heat supply to provide the moisture permeability and the waterproof functions to various kinds and sizes of gloves.
- In accordance with the manufacturing method for the glove intermediate membrane, the sheets constituting the glove intermediate membrane are overlapped and cut, and then the edge part excluding the wrist portion is heat-supplied to be uniformly joined at one time, thereby simplifying the manufacturing process.
- In the glove in accordance with the present invention, as the glove intermediate membrane is uniformly joined to the entire inner liner and outer shell, the glove has the excellent moisture permeability and the waterproof function and simultaneously has the excellent grip feeling.
- In the manufacturing method for the glove in accordance with the present invention, the inner liner, the glove intermediate membrane, and the outer shell may be sequentially put thereon and then the intermediate membrane may be joined to the inner liner and the outer shell at the same time to remarkably reduce the glove manufacturing time and manufacturing costs.
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FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional configuration view of a conventional glove in which an intermediate membrane is coupled between an outer shell and an inner liner. -
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional configuration view of another conventional glove in which a coating layer is disposed on an inner surface of an outer shell. -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a glove intermediate membrane in accordance with a first embodiment. -
FIGS. 4 to 6 are cross-sectional views of a glove intermediate membrane in accordance with first to third embodiments. -
FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a manufacturing method for the glove intermediate membrane. -
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional configuration view of a glove in accordance with a fourth embodiment. -
FIGS. 8 to 10 are cross-sectional views illustrating moisture permeability and waterproof functions while wearing a glove in accordance with fourth to sixth embodiments. -
FIG. 11 is a flowchart of a manufacturing method for a glove in accordance with a seventh embodiment. -
FIG. 12 is a view illustrating a stacking order of an inner liner, an intermediate membrane, and an outer shell in accordance with the seventh embodiment. -
FIG. 13 is a flowchart of a manufacturing method for a glove in accordance with an eighth embodiment. -
FIG. 14 is a view illustrating a stacking order of an inner liner, an intermediate membrane, and an outer shell in accordance with the eighth embodiment. - Categories of the present invention are classified into a glove intermediate membrane, a manufacturing method for the glove intermediate membrane, and gloves and a manufacturing method therefor. Since all of the invention of each of the categories include the new glove intermediate membrane in common, which is inserted between an inner liner and an outer shell, the overall present invention corresponds to one kind of invention.
- Hereinafter, a basic constitution in accordance with the invention corresponding to each of the categories will be described, and then an embodiment of each of the inventions will be described in detail.
- A basic constitution of the glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the present invention includes first and second intermediate membranes that are inserted between the inner liner and the outer shell.
- The first intermediate membrane has a glove shape made of a first material having moisture permeability and waterproof functions. Here, the 'moisture permeability' represents a function that discharges sweat generated from hands to the outside, and the 'waterproof functions' represent a function that prevents water or rainwater from being introduced into the inner liner. The first intermediate membrane may be made of a polyurethane-based material.
- The second intermediate membrane is disposed on one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material so that the first intermediate membrane is joined to one of the inner liner and the outer shell by heat supply. The second intermediate membrane has a glove shape. Here, the second intermediate membrane is constituted by a sheet shaped fiber assembly made of a thermal bonding material and have a plurality of voids disposed over an entire surface thereof. Here, as a gap between the voids is wider under a condition in which an adhesion force is sufficiently maintained, it is more desirable to secure the permeability. The second intermediate membrane may be made of modified polyester and manufactured by using a non-woven fabric manufactured in the form of a web.
- The above-described first intermediate membrane is constituted by one pair of sheets, each of which has a plane shape of a glove, a second intermediate membrane is constituted by one pair of sheets overlapping the inside or outside of the first intermediate membrane, and an edge part of each of the first and second intermediate membranes excluding a wrist portion includes an edge joining part that is joined by heat supply. Accordingly, the first and second intermediate membranes are integrated with each other.
- Hereinafter, first to third embodiments of the glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. A basic constitution of each of the embodiments is the same as described above. Hereinafter, a specific constitution of each of the embodiments will be mainly described.
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FIGS. 3 and4 , a gloveintermediate membrane 200 in accordance with the first embodiment further includes a thirdintermediate membrane 230 disposed on one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the firstintermediate membrane 210 besides the above-described the first and secondintermediate membranes intermediate membrane 230 is made of a third material having a melting point lower than that of the first material of the firstintermediate membrane 210 so that the firstintermediate membrane 210 is joined to the other of the inner liner and the outer shell of the firstintermediate membrane 210. Here, the thirdintermediate membrane 230 may be made of the same material as that of the secondintermediate membrane 220. - In detail, the first
intermediate membrane 210 is constituted by one pair ofsheets intermediate membrane 220 is constituted by one pair ofsheets intermediate membrane 210, and the thirdintermediate membrane 230 is constituted by one pair ofsheets intermediate membrane 210. Also, edge parts of the first, second and thirdintermediate membranes edge joining part 260. - As in
FIG. 5 , a glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the second embodiment includes a plurality of thermal joiningmaterials 240 disposed over the entire inner surface of the firstintermediate membrane 210 and made of a fourth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material of the firstintermediate membrane 210 so that the firstintermediate membrane 210 is joined to the inner liner by heat supply. - In detail, the first
intermediate membrane 210 is constituted by one pair of sheets, each of which has the plane shape of the glove, and the secondintermediate membrane 220 is constituted by one pair of sheets overlapping the outside of the firstintermediate membrane 210. Also, the thermal joiningmaterials 240 are distributed in the inner surface of the firstintermediate membrane 210. - Also, the edge part of each of the first and second
intermediate membranes edge joining part 260. - The thermal joining
materials 240 are uniformly spaced at a predetermined space over the entire inner surface of the firstintermediate membrane 210 and firmly joined to the inner liner. For example, the thermal joiningmaterials 240 may be respectively disposed on consecutive vertices of a rectangle or a hexagon through a printing method. Alternatively, the thermal joiningmaterials 240 may be uniformly applied to the surface of the firstintermediate membrane 210 through a spray method. These thermal joiningmaterials 240 may use the same kind of material as the first material of the firstintermediate membrane 210, which has a relatively low melting point. For example, when the firstintermediate membrane 210 is made of a polyurethane-based material, each of the thermal joiningmaterials 240 is also made of the same polyurethane-based material which has a relatively low melting point. - Meanwhile, although not shown in the drawings, unlike in
FIG. 5 , the first and secondintermediate membranes material 240 may be disposed on the outer surface of the firstintermediate membrane 210. - Alternatively, the glove intermediate membrane in
FIG. 5 may be turned inside out to be used. Accordingly, theedge joining part 260 may be moved to the inside to make a clean outer surface and uniformly join the firstintermediate membrane 210 to the outer shell. - Although a glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the third embodiment has a basic constitution that is the same as that of the second embodiment, each of a plurality of thermal joining
tapes 250 having a viscosity is disposed on a position in which the thermal joiningmaterials 240 is disposed. In detail, a bottom surface of the thermal joiningtape 250 has a viscous material and is made of a fifth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material of the firstintermediate membrane 210. - As in
FIG. 7 , a manufacturing method for a glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the present invention includes a sheet arrangement process of overlapping the first and second intermediate membrane sheets that basically constitute a raw material, a sheet cutting process of cutting the overlappingly arranged sheets in the plane shape of the glove, and an edge joining process of joining the edge part excluding the wrist portion of the cut sheet. - In detail, the raw material in the sheet arrangement process includes two first intermediate membrane sheets made of the first material having moisture permeability and waterproof functions and two second intermediate membrane sheets made of the second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material and disposed one of the inside and outside of each of the two first intermediate membrane sheets.
- When the manufacturing method for the glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the first embodiment is described with reference to
FIG. 4 , in the sheet arrangement process, the two thirdintermediate membrane sheets intermediate membrane sheets - When the manufacturing method for the glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the second embodiment is described with reference to
FIG. 5 , in the sheet arrangement process, a plurality of thermal joining materials made of the fourth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material are disposed over the entire inner surface of each of the two first intermediate membrane sheets that are used in the sheet arrangement process. - When the manufacturing method for the glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the third embodiment is described with reference to
FIG. 6 , a plurality of thermal joining tapes made of the fifth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material are attached to the entire inner surface of each of the two first intermediate membrane sheets that are used in the sheet arrangement process. - Since the above-described glove intermediate membrane may be applied to various kinds of gloves, an independent product sales market may be formed. Also, although the glove intermediate membrane is greater in size than the gloves, since it is joined while firmly contacting the inner liner or the outer shell of the glove, it may be used regardless of the size of gloves.
- A glove in accordance with the present invention has a basic constitution including an inner liner having a glove shape; an outer shell surrounding the inner liner; a first intermediate membrane disposed between the inner liner and the outer shell and made of a first material having moisture permeability and waterproof functions; and a first joining part in which a second intermediate membrane made of a second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material and disposed on one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane allows the first intermediate membrane to join to one of the inner liner and the outer shell by heat supply.
- Hereinafter, fourth to sixth embodiments of the glove in accordance with the present invention will be described in detail. A basic constitution of each of the embodiments will be the same as described above. Hereinafter, a specific constitution of each of the embodiments will be mainly described. Attached
FIGS. 8 to 10 are cross-sectional views illustrating moisture permeability and waterproof functions while wearing the glove. - As in
FIG. 8 , a glove in accordance with the fourth embodiment includes a first joiningpart 261 in which a second intermediate membrane sheet disposed on the outer surface of the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211 and made of the second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material allows the first intermediate membrane sheet to join to anouter shell 300 by heat supply. Also, a second joiningpart 262 in which a third intermediate membrane disposed on an inner surface of the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211 and made of a third material having a melting point lower than that of the first material allows the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211 to join to aninner liner 100 by heat supply is provided. - Accordingly,
sweat 3 generated from askin 1 is discharged to the outside sequentially through theinner liner 100, the second joiningpart 262, the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211, the first joiningpart 261, and theouter shell 300. Also, althoughwater 2 provided from the outside passes through theouter shell 300 and the first joiningpart 262, thewater 2 may not pass through the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211 having moisture permeability and waterproof functions and discharged to the outside again (refer to an arrow of a solid line). Here, since the first and second joiningparts intermediate sheets sweat 3 is smoothly discharged because the first and second joiningparts - Also, since the
inner liner 100, the gloveintermediate membrane 200, and theouter shell 300 are firmly joined while closely contacting each other, excellent grip feeling is provided. - As in
FIG. 9 , a glove in accordance with the fifth embodiment includes a first joiningpart 261 having the same constitution as that in the fourth embodiment and a third joiningpart 263 in which a plurality of thermal joining materials, which are disposed over the entire inner surface of the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211 and made of a fourth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material, allows the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211 to joint to theinner liner 100 by heat supply. - Accordingly, the
sweat 3 generated from theskin 1 is discharged to a gap disposed in the third joiningpart 263. That is, thesweat 3 is discharged through a space disposed between portions in which the plurality of thermal joiningmaterials 240 illustrated inFIG. 5 are thermally bonded. - As in
FIG. 10 , a glove in accordance with the sixth embodiment includes a first joiningpart 261 having the same constitution as that in the fourth embodiment and a fourth joiningpart 264 in which a plurality of thermal joining tapes, which are attached to the inner surface of the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211 and made of a fifth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material, allows the firstintermediate membrane sheet 211 to joint to theinner liner 100 by heat supply. - Accordingly, the
sweat 3 generated from theskin 1 is discharged to a gap disposed in the fourth joiningpart 264. That is, thesweat 3 is discharged through a space disposed between portions in which a plurality of thermal joiningtapes 250 illustrated inFIG. 6 are thermally bonded. - A manufacturing method for the glove in accordance with the present invention includes sequentially stacking the inner liner disposed on the mold, the glove intermediate membrane in accordance with one of the first to third embodiments, and the outer shell, joining by heat-supply, and then separating the glove from the mold.
- As in
FIGS. 11 and12 , a manufacturing method in accordance with a seventh embodiment includes an inner liner coupling process in which theinner liner 100 is put onto a mold M having a glove shape; an intermediate membrane coupling process in which the above-described gloveintermediate membrane 200 is put onto theinner liner 100; an outer shell coupling process in which theouter shell 300 is put onto the gloveintermediate membrane 200; and a thermal bonding process in which theinner liner 100, the gloveintermediate membrane 200, and theouter shell 300 are stacked and joined through at least one of a method for supplying heat from the outside of theouter shell 300 and a method for supplying heat from the mold M. After these series of processes are completed, the gloves are separated from the mold M to complete the glove manufacturing. - As in
FIG. 12 , the mold M used for manufacturing the glove has the glove shape in which fingers are sufficiently spaced and is made of a metallic material. It is desired that the mold M maintains a shape in which a thumb to a little finger have vertically standing shape so that theinner liner 100, the gloveintermediate membrane 200, and theouter shell 300 are easily put thereon. Also, finger portions of the mold M, especially root portions of the fingers, are sufficiently spaced so that all of theinner liner 100, the gloveintermediate membrane 200, and theouter shell 300 are uniformly joined. - In the inner liner or outer shell coupling process, the
inner liner 100 and theouter shell 300 are made of a knitting fabric, and theinner liner 100 and theouter shell 300 are expanded to be put onto the mold M in each of the processes. When the gloveintermediate membrane 200 is thermally joined while put onto theinner liner 100 or theouter shell 300, although a user excessively moves hands while wearing the glove, the gloveintermediate membrane 200 may be prevented from being separated from theinner liner 100 or theouter shell 300 and damaged. - In the thermal bonding process, heat is supplied from the outside or the mold M to a surface of the outer shell to form the first to fourth joining
parts 261 to 264 between each of theinner liner 100, the gloveintermediate membrane 200, and theouter shell 300 as inFIGS. 8 to 10 . - Here, an oven or an air-heating furnace providing hot air may be used as a heating device, and the surface of the
outer shell 300 is pressurized in the heating process to uniformly thermal-bond and simultaneously decrease process time. Especially, when theouter shell 300 is made of a woven fabric, since a gap may be generated between the sewing line portion and theintermediate membrane 200, it is desired to pressurize the sewing line portion. - It is desired that power is supplied in the thermal bonding process and the previous process thereof to maintain the mold M at a predetermined temperature or more. Accordingly, the thermal bonding time may decrease, and also the glove
intermediate membrane 200 is uniformly thermal-bonded to the entire inner surface of theouter shell 300. - As in
FIGS. 13 and 14 , a manufacturing method for a glove in accordance with an eighth embodiment, although it is basically the same as that of the seventh embodiment, is different in that, after the inner liner coupling process, a plurality ofthermal bonding tapes 250 are attached to the outer surface of theinner liner 100, and then the glove intermediate membrane excluding thethermal bonding tape 250 from the constitution of the glove intermediate membrane in accordance with the third embodiment inFIG. 6 is used. That is, the secondintermediate membrane 220 constituting the glove intermediate membrane is disposed to the outer surface of the firstintermediate membrane 210. Here, thethermal bonding tape 250 is made of a fifth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material of the first intermediate membrane. - The above-disclosed subject matter is to be considered illustrative, and not restrictive, and the appended claims are intended to cover all such modifications, enhancements, and other embodiments, which fall within the true spirit and scope of the present invention. Thus, to the maximum extent allowed by law, the scope of the present invention is to be determined by the broadest permissible interpretation of the following claims and their equivalents, and shall not be restricted or limited by the foregoing detailed description.
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- A glove intermediate membrane, which is inserted between an inner liner and an outer shell of a glove, the glove intermediate membrane comprising:a first intermediate membrane having a glove shape and made of a first material having moisture permeability and a waterproof function; anda second intermediate membrane disposed on one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and having a melting point lower than that of the first material so that the first intermediate membrane is joined to one of the inner liner and the outer shell by heat supply.
- The glove intermediate membrane of claim 1, wherein the second glove intermediate membrane is made of a fiber assembly made of the second material in a sheet shape.
- The glove intermediate membrane of claim 2, wherein the sheet comprises a plurality of voids disposed over an entire area thereof
- The glove intermediate membrane of claim 1, wherein the first intermediate membrane comprises one pair of sheets, each of which has a plane shape of a glove;
the second intermediate membrane comprises one pair of sheets overlapping an inside or an outside of the first intermediate membrane, and
an edge part of each of the first and second intermediate membranes excluding a wrist portion comprises an edge joining part that is joined by heat supply. - The glove intermediate membrane of claim 1, further comprising a third intermediate membrane disposed on the other of the inner surface and the outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a third material having a melting point lower than that of the first material so that the first intermediate membrane is joined to the other of the inner liner and the outer shell.
- The glove intermediate membrane of claim 5, wherein the third material is made of the same material as that of the second material.
- The glove intermediate membrane of claim 5, wherein the first intermediate membrane comprises one pair of sheets, which of each having the plane shape of the glove,
the second intermediate membrane comprises one pair of sheets overlapping one of an inside and an outside of the first intermediate membrane,
the third intermediate membrane comprises one pair of sheets overlapping the other side of the first intermediate membrane, and
an edge part of each of the first, second, and third intermediate membranes excluding a wrist portion comprises an edge joining part that is joined by heat supply. - The glove intermediate membrane of claim 1, wherein a plurality of thermal joining materials made of a fourth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material are distributed over an entire area of the other of the inner surface and the outer surface of the first intermediate membrane so that the first intermediate membrane is joined to the other of the inner liner and the outer shell by heat supply.
- The glove intermediate membrane of claim 8, wherein the thermal joining materials are spaced at a predetermined distance and uniformly distributed.
- The glove intermediate membrane of claim 8, wherein the first intermediate membrane comprises one pair of sheets, each of which has the plane shape of the glove,
the second intermediate membrane comprises one pair of sheets overlapping one of an inside and an outside of the first intermediate membrane,
the thermal joining materials are distributed on the entire area of the other surface of the first intermediate membrane, and
an edge part of each of the first and second third intermediate membranes excluding a wrist portion comprises an edge joining part that is joined by heat supply. - A method for manufacturing a glove intermediate membrane, which is inserted between an inner liner and an outer shell, the method comprising:a sheet arrangement process in which two first intermediate membrane sheets, each of which is made of a first material having moisture permeability and a waterproof function and two second intermediate membrane sheets, each of which is made of a second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material and disposed on one of an inside and an outside of each of the two first intermediate membrane sheets are overlapped;a sheet cutting process in which the overlapped first and second intermediate membrane sheets are cut in the plane shape of the glove; andan edge joining process in which heat is supplied to an edge part of each of the cut first and second intermediate membrane sheets excluding a wrist portion to join the first and second intermediate membrane sheets to each other.
- The method of claim 11, wherein, in the sheet arrangement process, two third intermediate membrane sheets, each of which is made of a third material having a melting point lower than that of the first material, further overlap the other of the inside and the outside of each of the two first intermediate membrane sheets ,
in the sheet cutting process, the overlapped first, second, and third intermediate membrane sheets are cut into the plane shape of the glove, and,
in the edge joining process, heat is supplied to the edge part of each of the cut first, second, and third intermediate membrane sheets excluding the wrist portion to join the first, second, and third intermediate membrane sheets. - The method of claim 11, wherein, in the sheet arrangement process, a plurality of thermal joining materials made of a fourth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material are distributed over an entire area of the other of the inside and the outside of the two first intermediate membrane sheets.
- A glove comprising:an inner liner having a glove shape;an outer shell surrounding the inner liner;a first intermediate membrane disposed between the inner liner and the outer shell and made of a first material having moisture permeability and a waterproof function; anda first joining part in which a second intermediate membrane disposed on one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material allows the first intermediate membrane to join to one of the inner liner and the outer shell by heat supply.
- The glove of claim 14, further comprising a second joining part in which a third intermediate membrane disposed on the other of the inner surface and the outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a third material having a melting point lower than that of the first material allows the first intermediate membrane to join to the other of the inner liner and the outer shell by the heat supply.
- The glove of claim 14, further comprising a third joining part in which a plurality of thermal joining materials disposed over an entire area of the other of the inner surface and the outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a fourth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material allows the first intermediate membrane to be joined to the other of the inner liner and the outer shell by the heat supply.
- The glove of claim 14, further comprising a fourth joining part in which a plurality of thermal joining tapes disposed on the other of the inner surface and the outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a fifth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material allows the first intermediate membrane to be joined to the other of the inner liner and the outer shell by the heat supply.
- A method for manufacturing a glove, the method comprising:an inner liner coupling process in which an inner liner is put onto a glove shaped mold;an intermediate membrane coupling process in which a glove intermediate membrane comprising a first intermediate membrane made of a first material having moisture permeability and a waterproof function and a second intermediate membrane disposed one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a second material having a melting point lower than that of the first material is put onto the inner liner;an outer shell coupling process in which the outer shell is put onto the glove intermediate membrane; anda thermal bonding process in which the inner liner, the first and second intermediate membranes, and the outer shell are stacked and joined by one of a method for supplying heat from the outside of the outer shell and a method for supplying heat from the mold.
- The method of claim 18, wherein the inner liner is made of a knitting fabric, and,
in the inner liner coupling process, the inner liner is expanded to be put onto the mold. - The method of claim 18, wherein the outer shell is made of a knitting fabric, and,
in the outer shell coupling process, the outer shell is expanded to be put onto the mold. - The method of claim 18, wherein, before the inner liner coupling process, the mold maintains a heated state.
- The method of claim 18, wherein, in the thermal bonding process, a surface of the outer shell is pressurized and heated.
- The method of claim 18, wherein the glove intermediate membrane further comprises a third intermediate membrane disposed on the other of an inner surface and an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane and made of a third material having a melting point lower than that of the first material, and,
in the thermal bonding process, the inner liner, the first, second, and third intermediate membranes and the outer shell are stacked and joined. - The method of claim 18, wherein the glove intermediate membrane comprises a plurality of thermal joining materials made of a fourth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material are distributed on an entire area of the other of the inner surface and the outer surface of the first intermediate membrane, and,
in the thermal bonding process, the inner liner, the first, second, and third intermediate membrane, and the outer shell are stacked and joined. - The method of claim 18, wherein, in the glove intermediate membrane of the intermediate membrane coupling process, a plurality of thermal joining tapes made of a fifth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material are attached to the other of the inner surface and the outer surface of the first intermediate membrane
- The method of claim 18, further comprising a thermal joining tape attachment process in which, after the inner liner coupling process, a thermal joining tape made of a fifth material having a melting point lower than that of the first material is attached to an outer surface of the inner liner, and,
in the glove intermediate membrane of the intermediate membrane coupling process, the second intermediate membrane is disposed on an outer surface of the first intermediate membrane.
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