JP3206807U - Inner cap - Google Patents

Abstract

An inner cap capable of preventing the appearance of an inner cap from being visually recognized when the helmet is removed. An inner cap (1) includes a hollow substantially hemispherical cap body (2) to cover an operator's head, an outer peripheral part (3) positioned on the opening end face side of the cap body (2), and the outer peripheral part (3). And a holding body 4 to hold a belt-like body arranged along the inner periphery on the opening end face side of the helmet. Preferably, the holding body 4 is formed of a hook-and-loop fastener, and the belt-like body is held inside an annular portion in which the hook-and-loop fastener is annular. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an inner cap mounted in a helmet.

  When wearing a helmet worn at a construction site or the like, inconvenience may occur due to sweat or falling. For this reason, a thin inner cap made of cloth or the like is put in the helmet to absorb sweat (for example, see Patent Document 1). Moreover, by covering this inner cap, hair can be prevented from getting entangled in the helmet, or the head can be shaped to make it easier to wear the helmet. In addition, a refreshing feeling or the like can be given to the operator by changing the material of the inner cap.

  However, many inner caps are in close contact with the head, and when the inner cap is put on, the head line is visible. For this reason, there is a demand not to be noticed too much. For this reason, even if the worker wants to take a helmet at rest time, the worker must be exposed to the appearance of the inner cap, and the use of the inner cap is refrained.

JP 2003-342823 A

  The present invention has been made in consideration of the above prior art, and an object of the present invention is to provide an inner cap that can prevent the appearance of the inner cap from being visually recognized when the helmet is removed.

  In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention, a hollow substantially hemispherical cap body that should cover the head of an operator, an outer peripheral portion located on the opening end face side of the cap main body, and a helmet along the outer peripheral portion There is provided an inner cap comprising a holding body for holding a belt-like body arranged along the inner periphery on the opening end face side.

  Preferably, the holding body is formed of a hook-and-loop fastener, and the belt-like body is held inside by forming the hook-and-loop fastener in an annular shape.

  Preferably, the holding body is formed on each of a front top portion which is the foremost side with respect to the head portion and a left top portion and a right top portion which are left and right most protruding.

  Preferably, a rear side of the cap body with respect to the head is formed with a notch that is notched so as to receive an adjuster for adjusting the length of the belt-like body disposed at the rear of the helmet. ing.

  According to the present invention, since the holding body that holds the belt-like body of the helmet is provided along the outer peripheral portion of the cap body, the cap body can be attached to the helmet. For this reason, when the worker takes off the helmet, both the inner cap and the inner cap are removed, so that the state of wearing only the inner cap is not exposed. That is, it is possible to prevent the appearance of wearing the inner cap when the helmet is removed.

  Further, by forming the holding portion with a hook-and-loop fastener, it can be formed with a simple structure at a low cost. At this time, for the loop portion and the hook portion constituting the hook-and-loop fastener, for example, the loop portion is sewed on the upper side of the outer peripheral portion, one end of the hook portion is sewn on the lower side of the outer peripheral portion, and the other end of the hook portion is connected to the loop portion. By attaching to the ring, an annular holding portion can be formed. The belt-like body is securely held inside the annular holding portion.

  In addition, the belt-shaped hammock extending toward the top of the helmet is often connected to the right front, left front, right rear, and left rear of the belt, so the holding body can be connected to the front top, left top, and right top. By preparing for, the cap body can be attached to the helmet while avoiding the connection part of the hammock.

  Further, by providing the notch on the rear side of the cap body, it is possible to prevent the adjustment work around the head of the helmet by the adjuster from being hindered.

It is a schematic perspective view which shows the state at the time of helmet mounting of the inner cap which concerns on this invention. It is a schematic perspective view which shows the state at the time of helmet mounting of the inner cap which concerns on this invention. It is a schematic perspective view which shows the state before the helmet mounting of the inner cap which concerns on this invention. It is a schematic perspective view which shows the state before the helmet mounting of the inner cap which concerns on this invention. It is the schematic which shows the state which attaches the inner cap which concerns on this invention to a helmet, and the operator has covered.

  As shown in FIG.1 and FIG.2, the inner cap 1 which concerns on this invention is provided with the cap main body 2 formed by sewing a cloth material. The cap body 2 has a hollow, substantially hemispherical shape and covers the operator's head. Any material may be used as the cloth material, but openings may be provided in some places in consideration of ventilation. The cap main body 2 has an open lower end for receiving the operator's head, and the outer periphery on the open end face side is formed as an outer peripheral portion 3. That is, the outer peripheral portion 3 is located on the opening end face side of the cap body 2. As will be described later, the helmet also has a lower end opened to receive the operator's head, and a belt-like body as a headband is disposed on the inner periphery thereof. That is, the belt-like body is arranged along the inner periphery on the opening end face side of the helmet. The outer peripheral portion 3 is provided with a holding body 4 for holding the belt-like body.

  Here, the holding body 4 is formed of a hook-and-loop fastener. The hook-and-loop fastener is usually composed of two members, a loop portion 4a and a hook portion 4b. In the example of FIGS. 3 and 4, the loop portion 4a is sewn on the upper side of the outer peripheral portion 3. One end of the hook portion 4b is sewn to the lower side of the outer peripheral portion. By attaching the other end of the hook portion 4b to the loop portion 4a, the hook-and-loop fastener can be made annular as shown in FIGS. A belt-like body can be held inside the annular portion. In addition, the holding body 4 is formed on each of the front top portion that is the foremost side with respect to the operator's head and the left and right top portions that protrude most to the left and right.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the helmet 5 has a belt-like body 6 as a headband on the inner periphery on the opening end face side located at the lower end thereof. A guard plate 7 for protecting the head is disposed inside the helmet 5 and at the top of the head. The guard plate 7 is connected to the belt-like body 6 by a plurality of belt-shaped hammocks 8. When the inner cap 1 is attached to the helmet 5, the belt-like body 6 of the helmet 5 is held by the holding unit 4. Specifically, it is held through the inside of the annular portion formed by the hook-and-loop fastener. When the inner cap 1 is attached to the helmet 5, the hook portion 4b of the hook-and-loop fastener may be passed through the outside of the belt-like body 6 and attached to the loop portion 4a.

  With such a configuration, a holding body that holds the belt-like body 6 of the helmet 5 is provided along the outer peripheral portion 3 of the cap body 2, and the inner cap 1 can be attached to the inside of the helmet 5. The operator can wear the helmet 5 together with the inner cap 1. Further, when the worker takes the helmet 5, the inner cap 1 can be taken together. For this reason, the state which covered only the inner cap 1 is not exposed. That is, it is possible to prevent other persons from visually recognizing the appearance of wearing the inner cap 1 when the helmet 5 is removed. Therefore, the worker can wear the inner cap 1 without hesitation, and can obtain comfort by wearing the inner cap 1.

  Further, by forming the holding portion 4 with a hook-and-loop fastener, it can be formed with a simple structure at a low cost. At this time, for the loop portion 4a and the hook portion 4b constituting the surface fastener, for example, the loop portion 4a is sewn on the upper side of the outer peripheral portion 3, and one end of the hook portion 4b is sewn on the lower side of the outer peripheral portion 3. By attaching the other end of 4b to the loop portion 4a, the annular holding portion 4 can be formed. The belt-like body 6 is securely held inside the annular holding portion 4.

  Further, the band-shaped hammock 8 extending toward the top of the helmet 5 is often connected to the right front, left front, right rear, and left rear of the belt-shaped body as shown in FIG. Is provided at the front top portion, the left top portion, and the right top portion, so that the cap body 2 can be attached to the helmet 5 while avoiding the connecting portion between the hammock 8 and the belt-like body 6.

  Here, the helmet 5 includes an adjuster (not shown) for adjusting the length of the belt-like body 6 on the rear side. The adjuster is usually a dial type, and can be adjusted to the length around the head of the operator by adjusting the length of the strip 6 by rotating. On the rear side of the cap body 2 (rear side with respect to the operator's head when the helmet body 5 is attached), a notch 9 is formed that is notched so as to receive the adjuster. That is, the presence of the notch 9 makes it easier for the operator to access the adjuster. As described above, by providing the notch 9 on the rear side of the cap body 2, it is possible to prevent the adjustment work around the head of the helmet 5 by the adjuster from being hindered.

  As described above, the inner cap 1 according to the present invention is devised so as to correspond to the shape unique to the helmet in order to be attached to the inside of the helmet. For this reason, it has been devised so that it is easy to attach to the helmet 5 by providing the position of the holding body 4 and the notch 9 and further does not hinder the operability of the helmet 5.

1: Inner cap, 2: Cap body, 3: Outer peripheral part, 4: Holding body, 4a: Loop part, 4b: Hook part, 5: Helmet, 6: Strip body, 7: Guard plate, 8: Hammock, 9: Notch

Claims (4)

A hollow, substantially hemispherical cap body that should cover the operator's head;
An outer peripheral portion located on the opening end face side of the cap body;
An inner cap comprising: a holding body for holding a belt-like body disposed along the inner periphery on the opening end face side of the helmet along the outer peripheral portion. The holding body is formed of a hook-and-loop fastener,
The inner cap according to claim 1, wherein the belt-like body is held inside by forming the hook-and-loop fastener in an annular shape.   3. The inner cap according to claim 1, wherein the holding body is formed on each of a front top portion which is the foremost side with respect to the head portion and a left top portion and a right top portion which are left and right most protruding. .   The rear side of the cap body with respect to the head is formed with a notch that is notched so as to be able to receive an adjuster for adjusting the length of the belt-like body arranged at the rear of the helmet. The inner cap according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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