JP3228168U - Finger protection sack - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a finger protection sack capable of preventing a virus or the like from adhering to a finger. SOLUTION: A finger protection sack 10 attached to a fingertip to protect a fingertip is a hollow finger cot-shaped first sack 11 attached to the fingertip and one size larger than the first sack 11, and is attached to the first sack 11. It includes a hollow finger cot-shaped second sack 21 that is detachably covered and installed. Further, the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 have a color and shape imitating a finger, and the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 are in a covered state in which the second sack 21 is covered with the first sack 11. The contact portion is configured to be point contact or line contact. Further, the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 are formed of a conductive resin material. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a finger cot that is used by covering the tip of a finger.

Conventionally, a large number of finger cots for protecting the tips of fingers and for functioning as a non-slip have been provided, and for example, they are disclosed in the following Patent Documents 1 and 2.

JP-A-2015-130991 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 8-24771

According to the conventional finger cot, since it is worn by covering the tip of the finger, the tip of the finger does not come into direct contact with the panel or the like when operating the touch panel or the button of the elevator with the tip of the finger. It is possible to prevent viruses and bacteria adhering to the surface of buttons and the like from adhering to the fingertips.

However, when attaching or detaching the finger cot, the user has to touch the finger cot with the finger on the opposite side, so when the button or the like is operated, the virus or the like adheres to the outer surface of the finger cot. If this is done, a virus or the like will adhere to the finger on the opposite side, and the user may be infected with the virus or the like.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a finger protection sack capable of preventing a virus or the like from adhering to fingers.

In order to solve the above problems, the finger cot according to the present invention is a finger cot that is attached to the fingertip to protect the fingertip, and includes a hollow finger cot-shaped first sack that is attached to the fingertip and the first sack. It is one size larger than the sack, and is characterized by including a hollow finger cot-shaped second sack that is detachably placed on the first sack and installed.

According to the finger protection sack according to the present invention, it is possible to prevent a virus or the like from adhering to the fingers by removing the second sack only when the fingertip is brought into contact with the button or the like.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a finger protection sack according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the finger protection sack according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a usage mode of the finger protection sack according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a usage mode of the finger protection sack according to the embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the finger protection sack 10 in a separated state, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the finger protection sack 10 in a cover state. In the present embodiment, the finger protection sack 10 used by being attached to the index finger will be described. The finger protection sack 10 includes a first sack 11 and a second sack 21.

The sack 11 and 21 have a bag-shaped substantially cylindrical shape (finger cot shape) with a closed tip, and are a hollow sheath (cap) that is put on the fingertip to protect the tip. In the present embodiment, the appearance of the sack 11 and 21 is a color and shape that imitates the tip of the index finger, and the sack 11 and 221 includes claw portions 12 and 22 that imitate the nail.

The first sack 11 is placed directly on the fingertip, and the second sack 21 is one size larger than the first sack 11 and is used by being placed on the first sack 11. That is, the first sack 11 can be stored in the second sack 21, and the internal space of the second sack 21 is configured to be slightly larger than the outer shape of the first sack 11.

The first sack 11 is the length from the tip of the index finger to the first joint, and the second sack 21 is the length from the tip of the index finger to the intermediate position between the first joint and the second joint. As described above, the first sack 11 is formed shorter than the second sack 21, and when the second sack 21 is put on the first sack 11, the entire first sack 11 is inside the second sack 21. Contained, the first sack 11 is invisible to the outside.

In the present embodiment, the second sack 21 is detachable from the first sack 11, and the finger protection sack 10 is in a separated state in which the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 are separated, and the first sack 11 It can take a covered state covered with the second sack 21.

Since the sack 11 and 21 have a shape that imitates a human fingertip, the sack 11 and 21 do not have a side surface shape of a regular cylinder, but have a shape in which the surface is slightly uneven and partly tapered toward the fingertip, and the cross section is substantially elliptical. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, in the covered state in which the second sack 21 is overlapped with the first sack 11, the contact portion between the outer surface of the first sack 11 and the inner surface of the second sack 21 is not surface contact. , Line contact or point contact, and the contact area is small, so that the second sack 21 can be smoothly attached to and detached from the first sack 11.

If the contact area between the outer surface of the first sack 11 and the inner surface of the second sack 21 is small in the covered state, the elastic force and the frictional force at the contact portion decrease, and the second sack 21 easily comes off. It ends up. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 are configured to come into contact with each other to the extent that the second sack 21 cannot be easily removed in the covered state.

The sack 11 and 21 are integrally molded from a resin material by injection molding. As the resin material, for example, a silicone resin can be used, but other synthetic resins such as plastic can be used.

However, if the rigidity of the resin material of the sack 11 and 21 is too high, the elasticity of the sack 11 and 21 becomes low, and the second sack 21 easily comes off from the first sack 11. On the contrary, if the rigidity of the resin material is low and the elasticity is high, the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 come into surface contact in a wide range, and smooth attachment / detachment becomes difficult.

Therefore, in the present embodiment, the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 can be smoothly attached and detached, and the second sack 21 in the covered state has appropriate rigidity and elasticity so that the second sack 21 does not easily come off. It is necessary to select the resin material.

Further, in the present embodiment, a conductive resin material is used as the resin material of the sack 11 and 21, and for example, a conductive silicone resin mixed with carbon black can be used. In this way, by using the conductive resin material, it is possible to operate the capacitive touch panel or the like while wearing the finger protection sack 10.

The configuration of the finger protection sack 10 has been described above, but subsequently, the usage mode of the finger protection sack 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4, and the like. FIG. 3 shows a state in which the finger protection sack 10 in the covered state is attached to the fingertip of the index finger. FIG. 4 shows a state in which the first sack 11 of the separated finger protection sack 10 is attached to the fingertip of the index finger, and shows a state in which the elevator button is pressed by the index finger.

Basically, the finger protection sack 10 is stored in a covered state in which the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 are overlapped. When the finger protection sack 10 is attached to the fingertip, the index finger is inserted into the internal space of the inner first sack 11 while being covered (see FIG. 3).

If you want to press the elevator button or the like with your finger, remove only the second sack 21 while the first sack 11 is attached to your fingertip to put it in a separated state. When removing only the second sack 21, when the wearer picks and pulls the outer surface of the second sack 21 with the opposite finger, the first sack 11 remains on the fingertip due to friction and the second sack 21 remains. Only 21 can be removed by moving relative to the first sack 11.

As described above, when the button or the like is pressed with only the separated first sack 11 attached (see FIG. 4), only the tip of the first sack 11 on the palm side comes into contact with the button or the like. Therefore, even if the virus or the like is attached to the button or the like, the virus or the like does not adhere to the wearer's fingertip, and the virus or the like may adhere only to the tip of the first sack 11 on the palm side. There is only.

Immediately after pressing the button or the like, the second sack 21 is put on the first sack 11 to return to the basic cover state. Then, the tip surface on the palm side of the first sack 11 which may be contaminated is covered by the second sack 21 and is not exposed to the outside. Therefore, even if a virus or the like is attached to the tip of the first sack 11, the attached virus or the like is transferred only to the inner surface of the tip portion of the internal space of the second sack 21 by contact.

Further, when removing the entire finger protection sack 10 from the fingertip, the wearer strongly picks the second sack 21 in the covered state with the hand opposite to the hand on which the finger protection sack 10 is attached, and the inner second sack 21 is removed. The finger protection sack 10 can be removed in the covered state by pulling it integrally with the sack 11. At this time, since no virus or the like is attached to the surface of the second sack 21 located on the outside, it is possible to surely prevent the hand when removing the second sack 21 from being contaminated by the virus or the like.

Although the present embodiment has been described above, according to the finger protection sack 10, the two sack 11 and 21 are doubly configured, and when the button or the like is touched, the outer second sack 21 is always removed. By contacting with the first sack 11 and keeping the cover state covered with the outer second sack 21 at all times except when touching, it is possible to prevent the fingers from being contaminated with viruses or the like by touching the buttons or the like. ..

Further, according to the present embodiment, since both the first sack 11 and the second sack 21 constituting the finger protection sack 10 have a shape imitating a human fingertip, a separated state in which only the first sack 11 is attached, the first Regardless of whether the cover state in which the one sack 11 and the second sack 21 are overlapped, it is difficult for others to notice that the finger protection sack 10 is worn, and the finger protection sack 10 can be used in a natural state.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention. For example, the shape, size, material, etc. of the members constituting the finger protection sack can be changed as appropriate.

Further, in the above embodiment, the first sack and the second sack have a shape imitating a fingertip, but both the first sack and the second sack may have a simple bag-shaped cylindrical shape, or the inner first sack may have a cylindrical shape. One sack may have a simple bag-shaped cylindrical shape, and only the outer second sack may have a shape that imitates a fingertip.

Further, in the present embodiment, the finger protection sack to be attached to the index finger of the right hand has been described, but the finger protection sack can be provided to all fingers regardless of the right hand or the left hand.

10 Finger protection sack 11 First sack 12 Claw part 21 Second sack 22 Claw part

Claims (3)

In a finger protection sack that is attached to the fingertip to protect the fingertip
A hollow finger cot-shaped first sack that is attached to the fingertips,
A hollow finger cot-shaped second sack, which is one size larger than the first sack and is installed by detachably covering the first sack,
A finger protection sack characterized by being equipped with. The first sack and the second sack have a color and shape imitating a finger, and a contact portion between the first sack and the second sack in a covered state in which the second sack is covered with the first sack. The finger protection sack according to claim 1, wherein the finger protection sack is configured to be in point contact or line contact. The finger protection sack according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first sack and the second sack are formed of a conductive resin material.

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