JP2022030480A - Shielded sanitary hood - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a shielded hood that is less oppressive to a wearer and can ensure favorable breathability.SOLUTION: There is provided a sanitary hood with an opening on a front, in which a bag portion is provided along a horizontal direction of a lower edge of the opening of a hood body, and further, while sewing a ribbon-shaped cloth piece to both sides of an upper edge of the opening, a lower edge of a transparent shield having a size commensurate with a size of the opening is attached to the bag portion, and a part of the cloth piece and both sides of the upper edge of the transparent shield are fixed, then, the transparent shield is tilted forward.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a sanitary hood that is worn by an operator to prevent hair loss, for example, in the backyard of a food factory or a supermarket, and a shield is attached to the opening of a portion that is easy to wear and corresponds to the field of view of the hood. It is about the configuration that can be done.

Generally, in food factories and the like, various measures are taken to ensure that foreign substances are not mixed. In particular, it must be ensured that body hair such as the worker's hair does not fall off and get mixed into the product. Therefore, for the purpose of preventing this type of hair from being mixed into the product, a hood of a type that a worker engaged in these operations wears from the head has been conventionally used as one form. The hood is generally configured to form an opening in the face portion in order to secure a field of view.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-253341

In Patent Document 1, an opening is formed in a portion corresponding to the field of view of the hood, and a transparent plastic shield is attached to the portion. The function of the shield is to secure the field of vision during work and prevent contaminated droplets from the outside from getting into the face, especially the eyes. In Patent Document 1, the shield is mounted by forming an air inflow opening between the upper end of the shield and the hood body, and the openings correspond to the lower end of the shield and the left and right ends in three directions. The shield is attached so that the left and right ends of the shield are accommodated in the shield end attachment accommodating portion so as to overlap the inside of the peripheral edge.

However, since the shield in Patent Document 1 is attached to the air inflow opening, that is, the portion corresponding to the face in three directions excluding the upper end portion, the shield can be attached to a distance very close to the wearer's face. It will be approaching. Therefore, even if the visibility can be secured, not only the feeling of oppression due to the transparent shield is strong, but also the shield may be fogged by the steam generated from the face or head due to the close distance from the face. .. In addition, when the wearer wears spectacles, the spectacles may interfere with the shield and impair comfort.

The present invention solves the conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a shielded hood that does not give a feeling of oppression to the wearer and can secure preferable breathability even when a shield is provided at the hood opening. Is to be.

In order to achieve the above object, in the sanitary hood of the present invention, an opening is provided in front of the hood, a bag portion is provided along the horizontal direction of the lower edge of the opening of the hood body, and further, both sides of the upper edge of the opening are provided. While sewing a ribbon-shaped piece of cloth, a transparent shield having a size commensurate with the size of the opening is attached to the bag portion at the lower edge thereof, and a part of the piece of cloth and the top of the transparent shield are attached. A means of fixing both sides of the edge and tilting the transparent shield forward was used. The transparent shield has a function of preventing external droplets from adhering to the face and eyes of the hood wearer. In this configuration, the transparent shield is tilted forward with respect to the hood and is separated from the hood toward the upper end side, so that a large internal space is secured and at the same time, the air permeability is improved.

Regarding the fixing of the transparent shield and the hood, fixing means are provided on both sides inside the bag portion, and fixing means are also provided at positions corresponding to the fixing means of the transparent shield. A means of fixing the lower edge to the bag portion is used. By these fixing means, the transparent shield does not easily come off from the hood and can be securely attached. In addition, fixing means are provided on a part of the cloth piece, and fixing means are also provided on both sides of the upper edge of the transparent shield, and the transparent shield is maintained in a forward leaning posture with respect to the hood by both fixing means. The forward tilt angle can be adjusted.

By adopting a pair of hooks as fixing means, secure fixing is possible. Further, by continuously providing a cape on the hood body, it is possible to widely cover the upper body of the worker.

In the present invention, since the above means is used, the transparent shield can be reliably attached to the hood, and the transparent shield for the hood is not only separated from the hood in three directions except the lower edge, but also on the upper side. Since the distance becomes larger toward the edge, the air permeability can be improved. In addition, this configuration prevented the glasses from interfering with the transparent shield.

Front view showing an embodiment of the shielded sanitary hood of the present invention. Same, enlarged front view of the shield part Front view of the shield Perspective view with the shield attached Same, enlarged perspective view Enlarged front view of the hood with the shield removed

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view showing one embodiment, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged front view of a part thereof. In the figure, reference numeral 1 is a hood body, and an opening 2 is formed in a portion corresponding to a face. The size and shape of the opening 2 are not particularly limited, but it is preferable that the opening 2 has a size and a shape that can secure a sufficient field of view at least when the implementation product is attached. Reference numeral 3 is a cape that is integrally provided so as to extend downward from the hood body 1 so as to have an extent that covers both shoulders of the wearer. The cape 3 may be omitted to form only the hood body 1. Further, as for the structure of the hood body 1, a structure in which the crown 1a and the temporal region 1b are sewn may be adopted as in the present embodiment, but in the case of the present invention, the face of the hood body 1 may be sewn. As long as the structure has an opening 2 formed in the corresponding portion, there is no particular question. These materials include a wide range of known materials such as nylon fiber cloth, which is generally used as a sanitary hood, and mesh fabric. Reference numeral 4 is a transparent shield attached to the opening 2 of the hood body 1.

The transparent shield 4 has the form shown in FIG. 3 as an example thereof, and is attached to the opening 2. Here, 5 is a shield main body, 6 and 6 are shield-side fixtures for attaching the transparent shield 4 to the opening 2 of the hood main body 1, and 7 and 7 are attached by inclining the transparent shield 4 with respect to the opening 2. It is a hook on the shield side for. The fixture 6 and the hook 7 may have the same configuration. Reference numeral 8 is a piping arbitrarily formed around the shield main body 5, and the sharp end portion of the shield main body 5 protects the periphery of the shield main body so that the hood main body 1 and the like are not damaged.

FIGS. 4 and 5 show a configuration in which the transparent shield 4 is attached to the hood body 1. In the figure, reference numeral 9 denotes a bag portion formed along the lower edge of the opening 2 of the hood body 1, and the lower edge portion of the transparent shield 4 is fitted into the bag portion 9 in a curved state. Fixtures 6 and 6 of the transparent shield 4 are aligned with the fixtures 10 and 10 provided on the inside and fixed. In this embodiment, two fixtures are provided, but one more fixture may be added in the middle so that the central portion of the lower edge of the transparent shield 4 does not fall off from the bag portion 9. The relationship between the bag portion 9 and the transparent shield 4 is sufficient as long as the lower edge portion of the transparent shield 4 is housed in the bag portion 9, and the lower edge of the transparent shield 4 does not have to be linear in front view. 11 and 11 are ribbon-shaped cloth pieces provided by suturing the ends on both sides of the upper edge of the opening 2, and a part thereof corresponds to the hook 7 provided on the transparent shield 4 and is on the main body side. A hook 12 is provided. In this embodiment, one hook 12 on the main body side is provided at a symmetrical position with respect to each piece of cloth 11, but two or more hooks 12 may be provided on each piece of cloth 11. Note that FIG. 6 shows a state in which the transparent shield 4 is removed from the embodiment of FIG.

In the procedure for attaching the transparent shield 4 to the hood body 1, the transparent shield 4 is first inserted into the bag portion 9 formed on the lower edge of the opening 2 in a curved state with respect to the hood according to the aspect of FIG. Fasten the fixing tool 6 provided on the main body side and the fixing tool 10 on the main body side. Although not shown in this embodiment, if a fixture is also provided in the central portion, these are also fixed. When the fixing tool is also provided in the central portion in this way, the hood and the transparent shield are fixed at three points, so that the transparent shield 4 can be mounted more reliably. Next, the hook 7 of the transparent shield 4 is fastened to the main body side hook 12 provided on the cloth piece. In this way, the lower edge of the transparent shield 4 is securely attached to the hood body 1, but the side edge and the upper edge are separated from the opening 2 and are inclined forward, so that the entire year is sufficient. Space is secured. When a plurality of main body side hooks 12 are provided on the cloth piece 11, the fixed position can be appropriately selected according to the work conditions of the wearer, so that the inclination angle of the transparent shield 4 can be adjusted, and the work can be performed. An appropriate space is secured according to the situation, and the usage can be highly breathable. Further, when configured as in the present embodiment, since the transparent shield 4 is separated from the face toward the upper side when worn, it does not interfere with the transparent shield even when the wearer wears glasses.

Here, in the present embodiment, in order to attach the transparent shield 4 to the opening 2 of the hood main body 1, a fixture 6 is adopted on the transparent shield 4 side, and a configuration corresponding to this is also adopted on the hood main body 1 side. However, what is required is to attach the transparent shield 4 to the hood body 1 according to these configurations. Further, the relationship between the main body side hook 12 provided on the cloth piece 11 and the hook 7 provided on the transparent shield 4 side may be such that the transparent shield 4 can be tilted and attached. Therefore, as long as this function can be achieved, for example, a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners may be provided for each, or other known fixing means may be adopted. That is, in the present invention, the lower edge of the transparent shield 4 is attached in a state of being inserted into the bag portion 9 of the opening 2, and is supported by a fixing means formed on a part of the cloth piece 11 in order to maintain the inclined state. The specific configuration of the fixing means is not particularly limited as long as the configuration can satisfy this.

1 Hood body 2 Opening 3 Cape 4 Transparent shield 5 Shield body 6 Shield side fixture 7 Shield side hook 8 Piping 9 Bag part 10 Main body side fixture 11 Cloth piece 12 Main body side hook

Claims (5)

A sanitary hood with an opening on the front, a bag is provided along the horizontal direction of the lower edge of the opening of the hood body, and ribbon-shaped cloth pieces are sewn on both sides of the upper edge of the opening. On the other hand, a transparent shield having a size commensurate with the size of the opening is attached to the bag portion with its lower edge, and a part of the cloth piece and both sides of the upper edge of the transparent shield are fixed to the transparent shield. A sanitary hood with a shield that features a tilted shield forward. Fixing means are provided on both sides inside the bag portion, fixing means are also provided at positions corresponding to the fixing means of the transparent shield, and the lower edge of the transparent shield is fixed to the bag portion by both fixing means. The shielded sanitary hood according to claim 1. Claim 1 or 2 in which fixing means are provided on a part of the cloth piece and fixing means are also provided on both sides of the upper edge of the transparent shield, and the transparent shield is maintained in a forward leaning posture with respect to the hood by both fixing means. Shielded sanitary hood as described in. The shielded sanitary hood according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the fixing means are a pair of hooks, respectively. The shielded sanitary hood according to claim 1, wherein a cape is continuously provided on the hood body.

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