JP2002004119A - Structure for fixing waterproof glove to sleeve opening of rain coat - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an economical and simple structure for fixing waterproof gloves to the sleeve openings of a rain coat, capable of certainly preventing penetration of rain water in the gloves through the sleeve opening and exchanging only the glove when the glove is damaged. SOLUTION: A wrapping unit 6 is formed by inserting the open end of a waterproof glove 1 made of a material having waterproofness and stretchability into a wrapping ring 5 having a size for enabling to insert a hand, subsequently wrapping the aforesaid wrapping ring 5 by inverting the open end in a spread state and closely wrapping the ring 5 and the aforesaid wrapping unit 6 is closely covered by a sleeve opening cover 7 having waterproofness and stretchability and installed on the inside of the sleeve opening of a rain coat to attach the unit to the sleeve opening of the rain coat.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure for attaching waterproof gloves to cuff cuffs, and more particularly to a structure for attaching waterproof gloves to cuffs of rain gappers worn during agricultural work or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Agricultural work, horticultural work and the like must sometimes be performed even in rainy weather. In such cases, wear waterproof rubber gloves with kappa,
At this time, the open end of the rubber glove is stretched on the cuff of the kappa so as to overlap. Therefore, rainwater or the like infiltrates into the glove from between the opening end and the kappa cuff,
As a result, skin diseases such as urticaria and measles are likely to occur on fingers.

In order to eliminate the gap between the cuff of the kappa, which is a rainwater inflow path, and the opening end of the rubber glove, it is conceivable to completely integrate the rubber glove with the cuff of the kappa. This cuts off the path of rainwater intrusion,
Although the above-mentioned problem of skin disease can be solved, when the rubber glove is damaged, it is not possible to replace only the rubber glove, but the whole must be replaced together with the kappa, which is extremely uneconomical and impractical.

[0004]

As described above, when work in rainy weather is inevitable in farming work or the like, it has not been possible to prevent rainwater from entering gloves in the past, and it was felt uncomfortable. It was not possible to prevent skin diseases from occurring. Accordingly, the present invention provides a waterproof glove kappa cuff which is economical and can prevent rainwater from entering into the glove from the cuff cuff in a simple manner and can be replaced only when the glove is damaged. An object of the present invention is to provide an attachment structure to a vehicle.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, a waterproof glove made of waterproof and stretchable material is inserted into a wrapping ring of a size which can be inserted into a hand, and then turned in an expanded state. Forming a wrapping portion by wrapping the wrapping ring in a tight contact state, and covering the wrapping portion with a cuff cover made of a waterproof and stretchable material provided inside the cuff of the kappa in a close contact state. The above problem is solved by a structure for attaching waterproof gloves to cuff cuffs, characterized in that the gloves are attached to cuff cuffs.

The present invention also provides a waterproof glove made of a waterproof and stretchable material, wherein a tightening ring is fixed to an open end of the waterproof glove, and a waterproof cover is provided on the inside of the cuff of the kappa. The above object is achieved by a structure in which a waterproof glove is attached to a cuff cuff, wherein an annular member that fits tightly into the tightening ring installation portion at the opening end is attached to the cover.

[0007]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. . First, examples shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 will be described. FIG. 1 shows the wearing state of a waterproof glove 1 and a kappa 2 according to the present invention.
Fits inside the cuff 3 of the kappa 2.

Next, referring to FIG. 2 to FIG.
And the method of mounting it on the copper 2 will be described. The waterproof glove 1 is made of a waterproof and stretchable material, such as a vinyl chloride resin, similar to what is generally called a rubber glove, and the opening end 4 for inserting a hand is slightly longer than the corresponding part of the wrist. Formed.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a wrapping ring made of plastic, wood, metal, or the like, whose inner diameter is large enough to be inserted into the hand. Since the size of human hands varies, it is preferable that a plurality of sizes of the wrapping ring 5 be prepared.

The wrapping ring 5 inserts the open end 4 of the waterproof glove 1 therein (FIG. 2A) and turns while enlarging the stretchable open end 4 to wrap the wrapping ring 5. Further, the end portion is folded inside the wrap ring 5 to form a wrap portion 6 (FIG. 2B). In the wrapping portion 6, the opening end 4 comes into close contact with the wrapping ring 5 due to its restoring force, so that a complete watertight state is established during that time.

On the other hand, a cuff cover 7 made of the same material as the waterproof glove 1 is usually attached to the cuff 3 of the kappa 2 (FIG. 3). In the illustrated example, the cuff cover 7 extends from the inside of the cuff 3 to the outside of the cuff and adheres closely to the wrist when worn.
It is provided integrally with a water-blocking cover 8 for preventing inflow of rainwater into the water.

In order to attach the waterproof glove 1 to the cuff 3 of the kappa 2, the cuff cover 7 is expanded and the wrapping portion 6 is inserted therein (FIG. 3), and if necessary, the cuff cover 7 is placed inside the wrapping portion 6. Fold it in (Fig. 4). Also in this case, the cuff cover 7 comes into close contact with the wrapping portion 6 due to its restoring force, so that a complete watertight state is maintained during that time.

When the waterproof glove 1 is worn, first, the waterproof glove 1 is put into a state in which the wrapping portion 6 is formed as shown in FIG. 2 (B). Although this operation can be performed on the spot, preferably, some of them are prepared in such a state in advance. Then, after wearing the kappa 2, the cuff 2 is lifted up to expose the cuff cover 7 (FIG. 3).
), The hand is inserted into the waterproof glove 1.

Next, the cuff cover 7 is expanded and the wrapping portion 6 is opened.
Then, if necessary, the end of the cuff cover 7 is folded into the wrapping portion 6 (the state shown in FIG. 4). Then, the cuff 3 is pulled, and the cuff cover 7 is put on the wrapping portion 6 to which the cuff cover 7 is in close contact, so that wearing is completed (the state shown in FIG. 5).

To remove the waterproof glove 1, the reverse of the above-mentioned wearing operation may be performed. The same applies when the waterproof glove 1 is replaced.

FIGS. 6 and 7 show another embodiment of the present invention, in which a waterproof glove 1 is provided with an elastic member such as rubber or the like which surrounds an open end 4 thereof. The ring 9 is fixedly or detachably fixed. On the other hand, the annular member 10 is fixed in a watertight state to the water-impervious cover 8 which is double-mounted inside the cuff 3 of the kappa 2. It is preferable that the annular material 10 can be pulled out from the cuff 3 by providing a margin for the impermeable cover 8.

In this case, the annular member 10 is pulled out from the cuff 3, or the cuff 3 is rolled up to expose the annular member 10, and the contraction ring 9 of the waterproof glove 1 fitted to the hand is expanded, or By tightening the tightening ring 9
Is fitted to the annular member 10. Thereafter, the cuff 3 is pulled, and the opening end 4 of the waterproof glove 1 is inserted therein.

In the case of this embodiment, since the open end 4 of the waterproof glove 1 is strongly clamped between the tightening ring 9 and the annular member 10, rainwater enters from between the cuff 3 and the waterproof glove 1. Even so, it is completely prevented from penetrating into the waterproof glove 1 from the impermeable cover 8.

[0019]

The present invention is as described above, and the waterproof glove itself can be a conventional waterproof glove itself, and the kappa can be a conventional waterproof glove as it is, or if necessary, a cuff cover or a shield. It can be used simply by adding a water cover, and when gloves are damaged, it is economical to replace only the gloves, which is economical and easy to replace.In addition, the opening end of the waterproof gloves and the cuffs of the kappa can be used. And the watertightness between the two is completely completed, and it is possible to reliably prevent rainwater from entering the cuffs.

According to the first and second aspects of the present invention,
In addition to the above, the open end of the waterproof glove is in close contact with the wrap ring, and the cuff cover on the cuff side is in close contact with the wrap portion, so that the water tightness of that portion is perfect, so that rainwater during rainy weather work It is completely prevented from penetrating into gloves, and by providing a plurality of different wrapping rings, the user can select an appropriate size according to the size of his / her hand. Waterproof gloves that fit into the hands of the elderly.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a view showing a use state of a structure for attaching a waterproof glove to a kappa cuff according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a view showing a configuration example of a structure for attaching a waterproof glove to a kappa cuff according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a view showing a first stage of a method of attaching a waterproof glove to a cuff of a kappa according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a second stage of the method for attaching the waterproof glove to the cuff of the kappa according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a view showing a third step of the method of attaching the waterproof glove to the cuff of the kappa according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a view showing another example of the structure for attaching the waterproof glove to the cuff cuff according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a state in which waterproof gloves are attached to a cuff cuff in the example shown in FIG. 6;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Waterproof glove 2 Kappa 3 Cuff 4 Open end 5 Wrapping ring 6 Wrapping part 7 Cuff cover 8 Waterproof cover 9 Tightening ring 10 Ring material

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. An open end of a waterproof glove made of a waterproof and stretchable material is inserted into a wrapping ring of a size into which a hand can be inserted, and then turned in an expanded state to bring the wrapping ring into a close contact state. A wrapping portion is formed by wrapping the cuff, and a cuff cover made of a waterproof and stretchable material provided on the inside of the cuff of the kappa is attached to the wrapping portion so that the cuff cover is attached to the cuff of the kappa. The structure for attaching waterproof gloves to kappa. 2. The structure for attaching waterproof gloves to a kappa according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of kinds of wrapping rings having different sizes are prepared. 3. A waterproofing glove made of a material having waterproofness and elasticity, wherein a fastening ring is fixed to an open end of the waterproofing glove, and a waterproof cover that allows a hand to be inserted inside the cuff of the kappa is provided. An attachment structure for attaching waterproof gloves to a cuff cuff, wherein an annular member that fits tightly into the tightening ring installation portion at the opening end is attached.