JP3153230U - Mask wearing tool - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a mask wearing tool capable of wearing a mask in close contact with the face and preventing the virus particles from being scattered or sucked from around the mask. A mask wearing device includes an annular sheet having a through hole of a size surrounding a mouth and a nostril, an adhesive layer formed on both surfaces of the annular sheet, and a release sheet temporarily attached to each adhesive layer. . The mask was allowed to adhere to the face surrounding the mouth and nostrils, preventing the virus particles from being scattered or inhaled. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a mask wearing tool that can be worn with a mask in close contact with a face and can block outside air from outside the mask front.

  In general, masks are used to combat cold syndrome and pollen. Viruses that cause cold syndrome are scattered by the sneezing and coughing of patients, and are contained in the particles of mucus in the runny nose and throat, and are infected by inhaling these particles. Infection can also be caused by inhaling virus particles that have fallen to the floor, dried, and soared with dust. The mask is thus mounted for the purpose of not sucking in the particles containing the virus floating in the air. Viruses are small pathogenic microorganisms that cannot be seen with a light microscope, and there are masks made of materials that do not allow them to pass through, but generally they do not disperse relatively large particles that scatter with sneezes and coughs. Or, it is effective to be worn to prevent the resistance of the mucous membrane of the throat from being lowered by these stimuli in a place with a lot of dust and pollen.

  However, masks often do not adhere to the face due to the gaps around the nasal ridges of the face, irregularities on the cheeks and jaws, and scatter and sneeze or cough virus particles. There is a problem that pollen may be inhaled with the outside air, and these cannot be shut out.

  The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems. The purpose of the present invention is to attach a mask that can be attached to the face in close contact with the face and prevent the virus particles from being scattered or inhaled from around the mask. It is in providing tools.

  In order to achieve the above object, a mask wearing device according to the present invention includes an annular sheet having a through hole of a size surrounding a mouth and a nostril, an adhesive layer formed on both surfaces of the annular sheet, and a temporary attachment to each adhesive layer. The mask is configured to adhere to the face surrounding the mouth and nostrils.

  In addition, the mask wearing device according to claim 2 is characterized in that the annular sheet having the through holes is made of a flexible material, and is applied to the nasal ridge, cheek and chin of the face without any gap. Configured to be possible.

  Furthermore, the mask wearing tool according to claim 3 is characterized in that the release sheet has the same shape as the annular sheet so that the annular sheet can be easily grasped when the release sheet is peeled off and applied to the face. Configured.

  Furthermore, the mask wearing tool according to claim 4 is characterized in that at least one of the release sheets is formed with a through hole and an incision crossing the outer peripheral edge at one location of the annular portion, and is attached to the face. It was configured so that the work of peeling the release sheet from the sheet could be performed quickly.

  According to the mask wearing device of the present invention, from an annular sheet having a through hole of a size surrounding the mouth and nostril, an adhesive layer formed on both surfaces of the annular sheet, and a release sheet temporarily attached to each adhesive layer Since the peeling sheet on one side of the annular sheet is peeled off and adhered to the face surrounding the mouth and nostril, the peeling sheet on the outer surface of the annular sheet is peeled off and a mask is applied, and the mask is applied to the mouth and nostril. When pressed against the face around the mask, the mask can be adhered and adhered so as to surround the mouth and nostril of the face, and it is possible to reliably block outside air from outside the mask front.

  In addition, according to the mask wearing tool of claim 2, since the annular sheet having the through holes is made of a flexible material, the nasal ridge, cheek and chin on the face Can be applied without any gaps between the concavities and convexities that are continuous with each other, and there is an excellent effect that no gap is formed between the mask and the part surrounding the mouth and nostril of the face.

  Furthermore, according to the mask wearing tool of claim 3, since the release sheet has the same shape as the annular sheet, the annular sheet is gripped when the release sheet is peeled off and applied to the face. In addition, it has an excellent effect that the release sheet is easily peeled off while being held.

  Furthermore, according to the mask wearing tool of claim 4, since at least one of the release sheets is formed with a through hole and a cut across the outer peripheral edge at one place of the annular portion, There is an excellent effect that it is possible to easily carry out a work of removing the release sheet on the outer surface side from the annular sheet attached to the sheet.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 is an external perspective view of the wearing device of the present application showing a partially peeled state, FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the wearing device of the present application, FIG. 3 is a view showing two front and back surfaces of the wearing device of the present application, and FIG. FIGS. 4A and 4B are diagrams showing a state in which the wearing device of the present invention is applied to the face, FIG. 4A is a diagram showing when the facial adhesive is applied, and FIG. ) Is when the adhesive layer is transferred to the area surrounding the mouth and nostrils of the face, FIG. 5 is a diagram showing when the mask is worn, (a) is the initial stage, (b) is the second stage, and (c) is completed. It's time.

  The application device 1 includes an annular sheet 3 having a through hole 2 having a size surrounding a human mouth and nostril, an adhesive layer 4 formed on each surface of the annular sheet 3, and a temporary attachment to the outer surface of the adhesive layer 4. The release sheet 5 is made of. FIG. 1 shows a state where a part of the release sheet 5 is peeled off to expose the adhesive layer 4.

  In FIG. 2, an annular sheet 3 is used as a core material, and an adhesive layer 4 is applied on both surfaces thereof, and release sheets 5 and 5 are temporarily attached to each surface of each adhesive layer 4. Temporary clothing is applied on the premise that it is peeled off, and usually sticking is restricted.

  The annular sheet 3 having the through holes 2 is made of a flexible material. This is preferable in that it can be applied to the unevenness of the face continuous with the nasal ridge a, cheek b and chin c of the face without any gap. Examples of the flexible material include, but are not limited to, polyethylene foam or non-woven fabric, and any other flexible material can be freely used.

  It is important that the through-hole 2 does not block the mouth and nostril of the face. As long as this is satisfied, the shape of the pear is shown in the illustrated example, although it is not particularly limited. Of course, it may be a perfect circle, a quadrangle along the shape of the mask, an ellipse matched to the shape of the three-dimensional mask, or other shapes. The shape of the annular sheet 3 having the through holes 2 is also made into a pear shape in accordance with the through holes 2 and corresponds to the positional relationship of the nasal ridge a, cheek b and chin c of the face.

  When the release sheet 5 is temporarily attached to the outer surfaces of the pressure-sensitive adhesive layers 4 formed on both surfaces of the annular sheet 3 and the attachment device 1 is applied to the face, first, as shown in FIG. The release sheet 5 is peeled off. Although this state can be confirmed with eyes, when peeling the mask-side release sheet 5 from the annular sheet 3 affixed to the face side, a hand-carrying state is reached, so that at least the mask-side release sheet 5 has at least FIG. As described above, it is preferable to form one cut line 6 that crosses the through hole 2 and the outer peripheral edge of the annular sheet 3 in order to facilitate peeling. Although not shown, it is free to provide a score line on the release sheet 5 on the mask side.

  The adhesive layer 4 is preferably made of a tackifying resin that is gentle to the skin, such as an acrylate copolymer or silicone. The release sheet 5 temporarily attached to the outer surface of each adhesive layer 4 has the same shape and size as the annular sheet 3. This is effective for easily grasping and maintaining ease of peeling when the release sheet 5 is peeled off and applied to the face. Of course, the annular sheet 3 and the release sheet 5 do not necessarily have the same shape and size. That is, one release sheet 5 may be a mount (not shown), and a plurality of the present application devices 1 may be arranged on the release sheet 5.

  Next, the case where this application mounting tool 1 is applied to a face is demonstrated. First, the peeling sheet 5 on the face side of the wearing device 1 of the present application is peeled off and the pear-shaped sticker side is applied to the upper part of the nasal ridge a as shown in FIG. Affix in order to part c. Next, the release sheet 5 on the mask side is peeled off from the annular sheet 3 attached to the face side. At this time, since it is in a hand-cranked state, it is peeled off while searching for the butt end portion of the cut line 6, and when it is picked up with the thumb and index finger as shown in FIG. The adhesive layer 4 is transferred to the part surrounding the mouth and nostril.

  Next, the case where a mask is worn will be described. First, as shown in FIG. 5 (a), the nasal ridge portion a of the adhesive layer 4 that has been transferred to the portion surrounding the mouth and nostril of the face in advance as shown in FIG. Then, the substantially central portion 9 of the lower edge of the mask 7 is applied to the jaw c while slightly inflating along the nasal ridge, as shown in FIG. 5B. Thereafter, the ear threads (hanging strings) 10 and 10 of the mask 7 are hung on the ears as shown in FIG. 5C, and the mask 7 is sequentially pressed like the nasal ridge a, cheek b and chin c of the face.

  As a result, the mask 7 can adhere to the face so as to surround the mouth and nostril, and can reliably block the outside air from entering other than the front of the mask (through the cloth or mask material gap). Therefore, it is impossible to scatter the virus particles together with sneezing or coughing, or to inhale dust or pollen with the outside air, and these can be surely shut out. Of course, it is also possible to temporarily remove the mask and then put it on again when eating or making a phone call after the mask is adhered and adhered to the face.

  As a result, the mask 7 can adhere to the face so as to surround the mouth and nostril, and can reliably block the outside air from entering other than the front of the mask (through the cloth or mask material gap). Therefore, it is impossible to scatter the virus particles together with sneezing or coughing, or to inhale dust or pollen with the outside air, and these can be surely shut out.

  Although not shown, when the mask is marketed, the mask is put on the inner surface (face side) via the adhesive layer 4 formed on the face side of the wearing device 1 of the present application, and the person who bought the mask wears it. In this case, the adhesive layer 4 exposed by peeling off the face-side release sheet 5 may be attached to a part surrounding the mouth and nostril of the face.

  The wearing device 1 of the present application peels off the peeling sheet on the face side, surrounds the nose ridges, cheeks and jaws of the face and attaches them on the face side, and attaches the mask in close contact with the face from above, and from other than the front of the mask The virus that causes cold syndrome can be widely used in the medical field, such as not being scattered or inhaled by a patient's sneeze or cough, and effective for pollen control. Is.

It is an external appearance perspective view of the wearing tool of the present application showing a partially peeled state. It is an expanded sectional view of this application wearing tool. It is a figure which shows 2 surfaces of this application mounting tool, (a) is a face side, (b) is a mask side. It is a figure which shows the state which applies this application mounting device to a face, (a) at the time of face adhesion, (b) when it begins to peel off the mask side peeling sheet, (c) is a part surrounding the mouth and nostril of the face This is when the adhesive layer is transferred. It is a figure which shows the time of mask mounting, (a) is an initial stage, (b) is a secondary stage, (c) is a completion stage.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Application tool 2 Through hole 3 Annular sheet 4 Adhesive layer 5 Release sheet 5
6 Cutting line 7 Mask 8 Near center of mask upper edge 9 Near center of mask lower edge 10 Ear thread (hook)
a Nose ridge b Cheek c Jaw

Claims (4)

  A mask wearing device comprising: an annular sheet having a through-hole having a size surrounding a mouth and a nostril; an adhesive layer formed on both surfaces of the annular sheet; and a release sheet temporarily attached to each adhesive layer.   The mask mounting device according to claim 1, wherein the annular sheet having the through holes is made of a flexible material.   The mask mounting tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the release sheet has the same shape as an annular sheet having through holes.   The mask mounting tool according to claim 3, wherein at least one of the release sheets is formed with a notch traversing the through hole and the outer peripheral edge at one location of the annular portion.

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