JP3093206U - Disaster prevention hood - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] The present invention adds a good wearing feeling to a disaster hood. SOLUTION: The present invention uses a woven fabric, felt, cotton, open-cell foam or a material pre-combined thereof which satisfies the functions required for a disaster prevention hood, and is adapted to the human head. This is divided into a plurality of suitable cutting pieces, which are constituted, and each cutting piece is sewn or welded to form a disaster prevention hood, thereby solving the problem at the time of mounting. However, when a thick felt, cotton, or open-cell foam is to be sewn, a design that does not have such a sewn portion is premised because a bulge at a specific location may impede shock absorption.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]       [0001]     [Technical field to which the invention belongs]   The present invention relates to a disaster hood with impact absorption, washing resistance and flame retardancy. It is.       [0002]     [Prior art]   Conventional disaster hood manufacturing technology is primarily intended to ensure safety in the event of an emergency disaster In general, as a cushion or cushion in the cushion when storing, Or it is necessary to flatten it to use it as a cushion material inside the pillow And this is constructed using a core material, and the center of the three-layer monolith is folded in half. It is based on the technique of suturing the back of the head.   Therefore, it is suitable for a human head having an approximately spherical three-dimensional property, and the wearer can wear it well. It was hard to hope for a feeling.       [0003]     [Problems to be solved by the invention]   The present invention satisfies the requirements of shock absorption, washing resistance, and flame retardance in disaster hoods. Attempt to protect the head and side of the face and contribute to the wearing comfort of the wearer Is what you do.       [0004]     [Means to solve the problem]   In order to achieve the above object, the disaster prevention hood in the present invention is as follows: Using wood, it is divided into several suitable pieces to fit the human head Each piece is sewn or welded to form a disaster hood, Solving the problem.   However, the part like the sewn part of thick felt, cotton, and open-cell foam In areas where there is a bulge, impacts from falling objects etc. may be strongly applied to the head directly under the area. (Especially for infants and toddlers) design.       [0005]     [Embodiment of the invention]   Both sides used as outer material and lining are for the parietal to occipital region and for the right and left bilateral head regions Cut into three points consisting of two points, and the stitched shape creates a good fit Determine the status.   The core material is divided into two layers, and the entire disaster prevention hood has excellent shock absorption and a comfortable fit. The outer layer is about one-third the specific gravity lighter than the inner layer so as not to be damaged. A set of three points. At the same time, the outer layer The sewn shape is adapted to the shape of the side fabric (outer fabric), and the suture line is Combine the side lining (outer material) and outer layer so that they do not overlap with the curved line drawn by the joint line. Be qualitative.   Also, the inner layer has a cut shape so as not to impair the feeling of wearing, and between the outer layer and the side lining (lining). , Load without gaps.   In accordance with each of the above embodiments, the edge of the three-layered structure is stitched or stitched by using a curling member. Use the materials listed in [Claim 1] when welding to form a disaster hood. However, it is currently preferable to consider the flame retardancy. Finished the edge of the disaster head.   In addition, when installing, use a holder to increase the stability of the entire disaster prevention hood to the head. There are many types of attachments that can be envisaged in the system. With the use of a backing tape, consideration was given to improving the convenience and wearing feeling of the wearer. .       [0006]     【Example】   An embodiment will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.   As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the overall shape of the disaster prevention hood is rounded, In order to cover the head and secure the view, the left and right side parts are directed toward the back of the head. It has a curved shape.   The curvature protrudes convexly as it approaches downward, protecting the jaw.   The lower part of the side of the hood has a shoulder so that the left and right visibility can be better and the neck can be turned. The curve is drawn along with the roundness.   The description of the members used will begin. 1 is a side cloth (outer fabric), 1a and 1b are suture lines divided into three cut pieces. It is. Reference numeral 2 denotes a side lining (lining), and three cut pieces are sewn as in the case of 1. 3 is a rubber tape for fixing the hood to the head, and a velcro 4 is sewn on the inner end. And is pressed against the magic tape 5. Reference numeral 6 denotes a net eyelet, which is approximately at the position of the ear.       [0007]   In the sectional view 3, reference numeral 7 denotes a core material (outer layer), and reference numeral 8 denotes a core material (inner layer).   In order to create an inner concave shape, 2 (landing and lining) and 7 and 8 should be shortened where necessary. Sutured. 1 (land and outer), 2, 7 and 8 are outer circumferences of By the loop 9, the suture is fixed.       [0008]     [Effect of the invention]   Since the present invention is configured as described above, the shock absorption, washing resistance and flame retardancy are improved. Of course, it has a three-dimensional spherical shape that is suitable for the human head. It has an added feeling of wearing and aesthetics. Infants and the elderly who have difficulty wearing protective hoods based on It expands opportunities to protect people from ruggedness.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective front view showing an embodiment of the disaster prevention hood of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective rear view showing an embodiment of the disaster prevention hood of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line AA ′ of FIG. 2; [Description of Signs] 1 Side ground (outer fabric) 1a Suture line of side ground (outer fabric) 1b Same as above 2 Side ground (lining) 3 Fixing tape 4 Magic tape 5 Same as above 6 Mesh eyelet 7 Core material (outer layer) 8 core Material (inner layer) 9 Outer winding tape

Claims (1)

[Claims for utility model registration] [Claim 1] A standard widely recognized for having both shock absorption, washing resistance, and flame retardancy required as a criterion for determining the functionality of a disaster prevention hood at present. This is a disaster hood using a woven fabric, felt, cotton, open-cell foam or a material pre-combined with them in accordance with the value or degree. Each cut piece is sewn or welded in the unit of outer fabric, lining, and core material except for the edge of the hood so that the overall shape of the hood can be obtained with a good wearing feeling. Disaster prevention hood.