JP6914464B1 - Hand cover - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily and quickly attach a hand cover which is detachably attached to a hand and covers the entire surface thereof, and easily and quickly to remove and dispose of the hand cover, and to work safely without touching a contaminated surface. do. SOLUTION: A hand cover 10 has a sheet shape and has a finger covering portion 17 including a palm portion 12 covering the palm, a thumb portion 13 covering the thumb 3, and a four finger portion 14 covering four fingers other than the thumb. The cover portion 10a provided is provided. The palm portion 12 is provided with an attachment portion 15 that adheres to the palm side by pressing the hand. When the hand to which the hand cover 10 is attached is turned downward, the cover portion 10a hangs down from the attachment portion 15 to form a hanging portion 19, which facilitates safe removal and disposal easily and quickly. The attachment portion 15 is covered with the release member 20. The peeling member 20 is formed with a protruding portion 21 that projects around the sticking portion 15, facilitating peeling. [Selection diagram] Fig. 2

Description

The present invention relates to a hand cover that prevents contamination from the grip to the hand by covering the grip inside the hand when gripping a grip such as a hanging strap of a train.
The inner surface of the hand means the surface on the palm side.
The front-back direction and the left-right direction of the hand cover and the hand are based on the state shown in FIG. 2, with the fingertip side as the front, the wrist side as the back, and the direction orthogonal to the front-back direction as the left-right direction.

Such a hand cover is known (see Patent Document 1). This hand cover has a sheet shape that covers the entire inner surface of the hand including the palm and fingers, and the entire surface is adhered to the inner surface of the hand with an adhesive.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2001-218789

The hand cover is a member that is required to be worn only when gripping the grip. For example, when gripping a grip that is a hanging strap of a train or a bus, it is quickly attached to the hand when riding to grip the grip, and dirt such as bacteria adhering to the grip is prevented from adhering to the palm.
Also, when getting off the vehicle, it is required to quickly remove it from the hand and dispose of it while avoiding grasping the contaminated surface of the hand cover.

However, if the entire surface of the hand cover is adhered to the inner surface of the hand as described above, it is necessary to remove the hand cover from the other hand without the hand cover when removing the hand cover, which is relatively troublesome to remove. It requires, and quick removal cannot be realized. Moreover, when the hand cover is grasped and peeled off by the other hand, it comes into contact with the surface (inner surface, grip surface) covering the grip of the hand cover, so that it is possible to prevent contamination during such removal. Strongly sought after.

In addition, gloves may be used for the purpose of preventing the palm from coming into contact with the grip. However, gloves require more time and effort to be removed than the above hand cover.
Further, when removing the glove, it is necessary to use a hand without the glove, and at this time, dirt adhering to the surface of the glove is likely to come into contact with the glove, so that it is difficult to prevent contamination from the grip.

Therefore, in order to speed up the attachment and detachment, the present inventor partially provides the double-sided tape on the palm part which covers the palm of the hand cover, and presses the hand against the adhesive layer of the double-sided tape to hold the hand cover. In addition to improving wearability by quickly attaching to, when removing, by pointing your hand downwards, the hand cover hangs down from the part where the adhesive layer of the double-sided tape adheres to make it a hanging part, and by grasping it The idea was to remove it quickly without causing contamination.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing the above idea as a reference example, and FIG. 15A is a perspective view of the hand cover 10 placed on a flat surface. FIG. 15B is a cross-sectional view showing the formation of the hanging portion. FIG. 15C is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a portion near the double-sided tape when the hand cover is peeled off from the hand. FIG. 15D is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the double-sided tape portion when the release paper is peeled off.

The hand cover 10 is composed of a palm portion 12 that covers the palm, a thumb portion 13 that covers the thumb, and a four-finger portion 14 that covers the other four fingers, and is entirely made of a non-woven fabric.
A small piece 300 of double-sided tape is locally attached to the palm portion 12. The small piece 300 is composed of an adhesive portion 150 made of an adhesive and a release paper 200 covering one surface thereof.
The position where the attachment portion 150 is provided is approximately in the center of the hand cover 10, and the tip side end portion 14a of the four finger portions 14 and the wrist side end portion 18 of the palm portion 12 are located on opposite sides of the small piece 300. is doing.

In A of FIG. 15, when the release paper 200 is peeled off and the palm is pressed onto the hand cover 10, the attachment portion 150 adheres to the palm and the hand cover 10 adheres to the inner surface of the hand, so that the hand cover 10 can be quickly and easily attached to the hand. It will be installed.
From this state, raise the hand with the fingertips facing up, cover the entire inside of the hand with the palm 12, thumb 13 and 4 fingers 14, and when the grip (see FIG. 5) is gripped, the hand comes into contact with the grip. You can hold it without letting it.

When the grip is released with the hand cover attached to the hand and the palm is laid down substantially horizontally, the palm portion 12 sandwiches the attachment portion 150 as shown in FIG. 15B. A hanging portion 19 is formed in which the wrist side end portion 18 side and the fingertip side tip portion 14a side face each other and hang down. The grip surface 10b (B in FIG. 15), which may be contaminated by the grip, faces the inside of each hanging portion 19.

Then, when the outer surface 10c (the surface opposite to the grip surface 10b) of each hanging portion 19 is grasped and pulled, the hand cover 10 is easily removed from the hand. At this time, since the hand does not come into contact with the grip surface 10b, it can be easily and quickly removed and disposed of while preventing contamination from the hand cover side, and it is possible to work safely while avoiding contamination from the grip surface 10b.

By the way, when the hand cover 10 is removed from the hand, the adhesive portion 150 is peeled off from the hand. At this time, if the adhesive force of the adhesive portion 150 to the hand is strong, the adhesive portion 150 does not separate from the hand, and conversely, the periphery of the portion of the palm portion 12 to which the adhesive portion 150 is adhered may be broken.

Reference numerals 121 shown in FIGS. 15A and 15 indicate a broken portion. The broken portion 121 is separated from the palm portion 12 and remains separated toward the hand side together with the attached portion 150. Reference numeral 122 shown in FIG. 15C is a fracture mark (recess) on the palm portion 12 side caused by the separation of the fracture portion 121. As a result, after removing the hand cover 10, it is necessary to further remove the broken portion 121 and the attached portion 150 from the hand, which increases the time and effort.

In order to prevent such breakage on the palm portion 12 side, the adhesive force of the adhesive portion 150 to the hand may be reduced. For this purpose, the small piece 300 of the double-sided tape is made as small as possible to reduce the adhesive area to the hand.
However, when the small piece 300 of the double-sided tape is made small in this way, the release paper 200 and the adhesive portion 150 become smaller, respectively, as shown in D of FIG.

Moreover, since each of them has the same size and the left and right and front and rear end faces are the same, it is difficult to hang the release paper 200 on the fingertips and peel it off, and the adhesive portion 150 is also peeled off together. As a result, it took time to peel off the release paper 200. Therefore, it has become necessary to quickly peel off the release paper 200 with respect to the small piece 300 of the double-sided tape that has become minute.

In order to solve the above problems, the hand cover (10) according to the present invention is
In a hand cover provided with a cover portion (10a) including a palm portion (12) covering the palm and a finger covering portion (17) covering the fingers, the hand cover is attached to the inner surface of the hand by the attachment portion (15).
The attachment portion (15) is partially arranged at a specific position of the cover portion (10a), and is also partially arranged.
The specific position is a position near the periphery of the cover portion (10a) and is a position where the cover portion (10a) is attached to a part around the inner surface of the hand.
Use state in which the cover portion (10a) is attached to the inner surface of the hand that, when directing the palm down, a position for forming the dangling portion hanging down from the put that with fixing position around the hand downwards (19) It is characterized by.

In this way, when the hand is pressed against the cover portion (10a), the hand cover is easily and quickly attached to the hand by the attachment portion (15) partially arranged at a specific position of the cover portion (10a). Will be done.
To remove the hand cover from the hand, with the hand cover attached to the hand, release the grip and turn the palm down, and the hand cover will hang down from the attachment position around the hand. Part (19) is formed.

Therefore, if the hanging portion (19) is held and pulled, it is easily and quickly removed from the hand and discarded. At this time, since it is easy to hold the hanging portion (19) without touching the grip surface, it is possible to work safely while avoiding contamination from the grip surface.
Moreover, since the hanging portion (19) is in a state where the lower part of the palm is opened, it becomes easy to remove it while avoiding contact with the palm, and the removal and disposal work becomes easy and quick.

The specific position can be set to the fingertip side or wrist side of the cover portion (10a) or the vicinity of the left-right end portion of the palm portion (12).
When the specific position is set to the fingertip side of the cover portion (10a), the fingertip side of the cover portion (10a) can be attached to the fingertip side of the hand.

Therefore, when the hand is raised in the used state to grip the grip, the cover portion (10a) covers the inner surface of the hand in a state of hanging from the fingertip of the hand, and the fingertip side does not bend, so that the grip can be gripped smoothly. Therefore, the grip becomes easy and quick.
Further, since the hanging portion (19) is formed on the fingertip side, the lower part of the palm can be greatly opened.

When the specific position is set to the wrist side of the cover portion (10a), the wrist side of the cover portion (10a) can be attached to the vicinity of the wrist of the hand. Since the hanging portion (19) is formed on the wrist side, the lower part of the palm can be greatly opened. Moreover, when the hand is released from the grip, it immediately hangs down from the fingertip side without tilting the hand too much, so that the removal is quick.

When the specific position is near the left-right end of the palm portion (12) of the cover portion (10a), the hanging portion (19) is formed near the left-right end of the palm portion (12). The fingertip side and the wrist side are folded in half with the attachment portion (15) in between and face each other.
Moreover, since the polygonal line inclines downward from the attachment portion (15) provided near either side end of the palm portion (12) in the left-right direction, the lower portion of the palm portion is largely opened.
Further, since the facing surface of the hanging portion (19) forms the grip surface, it is possible to safely remove and dispose of it by touching only the outer surface without touching the grip surface.

Further, another hand cover according to the present invention includes a cover portion (10a) including a palm portion (12) that covers the palm and a finger covering portion (17) that covers the fingers, and the inner surface of the hand is provided by the attachment portion (15). In the hand cover attached to
The attachment portion (15) is partially arranged at a specific position of the cover portion (10a).
In this specific position, when the cover portion (10a) is attached to the inner surface of the hand and the palm is turned downward, the cover portion (10a) hangs downward from the attachment portion (15) and the hanging portion (10a). It is the position that forms 19) and
The attachment portion (15) includes a first surface (15a) that adheres to the inner surface side of the hand and a second surface (15b) that adheres to the specific position of the cover portion (10a).
The first surface (15a) is covered with a peeling member (20) so as to be peelable.
The peeling member (20) is larger than the adhering portion (15), and is characterized in that a protruding portion (21) protruding around the adhering portion (15) is formed.

When this hand cover is placed on a flat surface, the release member (20) provided on the palm side of the attachment portion (15) is peeled off, and the hand is pressed from above, the attachment portion (15) is attached to the hand. , The hand cover is attached to the hand via the attachment portion (15), and the entire inner surface of the hand is covered with the hand cover. When the grip is gripped in this state, the hand does not come into contact with the grip due to the intervening hand cover, and contamination from the grip is prevented.

When the grip is released and the palm is turned downward, the cover portion (10a) hangs down from at least the attachment portion (15) because the attachment portion (15) is partially provided.
Then, when the outer surface of the hanging portion is held and pulled, the attached portion (15) is separated from the hand, and the hand cover is removed from the hand.
In addition, since the grip surface can be prevented from touching, contamination from the hand cover side during removal can be prevented.

Further, by partially providing the adhesive portion (15) to make it minute, the adhesive force of the adhesive portion (15) to the hand can be adjusted and the breakage of the hand cover side at the time of removal can be prevented.
Moreover, even if the adhering portion (15) is miniaturized, the peeling member (20) is larger than the adhering portion (15) and forms a protruding portion (21) protruding from the adhering portion (15). Put your fingertip on the part (21) and peel it off.

Furthermore, the area (S2) of the second surface of the attachment portion (15) on the cover portion (10a) side is larger than the area of the first surface (S1) on the hand side.
It is also possible to make the area (S3) of the peeling member (20) larger than the area (S2) of the second surface.

In this way, among the adhesion areas in the attachment portion (15), the area of the first surface (S1) is smaller than the area of the second surface (S2). The adhesive force with and can be adjusted to be small, and the adhesive portion (15) is surely separated from the hand side at the time of removal.
Moreover, even if the area (S1) of the first surface is reduced, the area (S3) of the peeling member (20) is larger than the area (S2) of the second surface, so that the attachment portion (15) is attached to the peeling member (20). The protruding portion (21) protruding from the surface is surely formed.

Further, in the configuration having the peeling member (20) having the protruding portion (21) and the attaching portion (15), the attaching portion (15) is provided only on the central portion side of the palm portion (12), and is in use. When the palm is turned downward, at the central portion of the palm, the wrist side end portion (18) of the palm portion (12) and the tip portion (17) of the finger covering portion (17) are sandwiched between the attachment portion (15). It is also possible to make the 14a) hang downward so as to face each other.

In this way, among the hanging parts that hang facing each other in the central part of the palm, the grip surface, which is the inner surface that was in contact with the grip, is made to face each other, and each outer surface is picked with a finger to remove the hand cover. It can be discarded and you can work without touching the grip surface.

Further, the peeling member (20) is removed from the hand, and the folding cover (10A) folded with the grip surface (10b) inside is fixed and held so as not to open. 52.53) can be provided.
In this way, the peeling member (20) is removed from the hand by the fixing function portion (40, 50, 52, 53), and the folding cover (10A) is folded with the grip surface (10b) inside. Hold it in place so that it does not open.

In the hand cover according to the present invention, since the attachment portion (15) is provided near the periphery of the cover portion (10a) at a specific position where the attachment portion (15) is partially adhered to the inner surface circumference of the hand, the hand cover portion (10a) When pressed against, the specific position of the cover portion (10a) is attached to the hand. Therefore, the hand cover can be easily and quickly attached to the hand, and the wearability is improved.
Further, when the grip is released while the hand cover is in use and the palm is turned downward, the hand cover hangs down from the attachment position around the hand to form a hanging portion (19) around the hand, and the hanging portion (19) is formed. You can easily and quickly remove it from your hand and dispose of it by pulling it with your hand.
At this time, since the hanging portion (19) is relatively large and the lower part of the palm is open, it is easy to hold it by hand and it is easy to work without touching the grip surface of the hanging portion (19). Become. Therefore, removal and disposal can be performed safely, easily and quickly.

The specific position can be set to the fingertip side or wrist side of the cover portion (10a) or the vicinity of the left-right end portion of the palm portion (12).
In this way, the lower part of the palm can be opened more widely when the hanging portion (19) is formed.

Further, in the hand cover that is attached to the hand by the partially provided attachment portion (15), the adhesion force is adjusted to be minute so that the attachment portion (15) does not damage the hand cover side when the hand cover is removed from the hand. There is a need to. At this time, if the adhesive portion (15) is covered with a peeling member (20) of the same size, it may take time to peel it off, and quick mounting may not be possible.
However, since the peeling member (20) of the present invention is larger than the adhering portion (15) and forms a protruding portion (21) protruding from the adhering portion (15), a fingertip is hung on the protruding portion (21). Can be easily and quickly peeled off. Therefore, even when a minute attachment portion (15) is used, the wearability of the hand cover can be improved.

Furthermore, the area (S2) of the second surface on the cover portion (10a) side is larger than the area (S1) of the first surface on the hand side of the attachment portion (15), and the area of the peeling member (20). When (S3) is made larger than the area (S2) of the second surface, the adhesive force with the hand can be reduced while the adhesive force with the cover side is strengthened, and the cover portion (10a) is damaged at the time of removal. It becomes easy to adjust the adhesive force to prevent.
Moreover, since the area (S3) of the peeling member (20) is larger than the area (S2) of the second surface, even if the attachment portion (15) is made small and the area (S1) of the first surface is reduced, the peeling member A protruding portion (21) protruding from the adhering portion (15) can be formed in (20), and the peeling member (20) can be easily peeled off by the protruding portion (21), so that the wearability of the hand cover can be improved. can.

Further, in the hand cover provided with the peeling member (20) having the protruding portion (21), the attached portion (15) is provided only on the central portion side of the palm portion (12), and the palm is turned downward in the used state. And the wrist side end portion (18) of the palm portion (12) and the tip portion (14a) of the finger covering portion (17) facing each other with the attachment portion (15) sandwiched in the central portion of the hand. It can also be made to hang down.
In this way, each hanging portion that hangs in opposition at the center of the hand is made relatively short, and the grip surfaces that were in contact with the grip of each hanging portion are made to face each other, and each outer surface is picked with a finger. You can also remove the hand cover and dispose of it without touching the grip surface. Therefore, the effect of improving the wearability is maintained by forming the protruding portion (21), and the removal and disposal of the hand cover can be performed safely, more easily and quickly.

Further, when the peeling member is provided with the fixing function portion, the folding cover (10A) which is removed from the hand and folded with the grip surface (10b) inside can be fixed and held so as not to be opened. Therefore, since the hand cover removed from the hand can be held in an unexposed state by wrapping the grip surface, the peeling member and the hand cover can be disposed of together in a timely manner, and disposal is safer, easier and faster. Can work on. Moreover, the peeling member can be effectively used.

Top view of the hand cover according to the first embodiment Expanded perspective view showing attachment of the hand cover according to the first embodiment to the hand. FIG. 6 is an enlarged view showing an attachment portion and a peeling member portion according to the first embodiment. Sectional drawing which shows the hanging part of the hand cover which concerns on 1st Example Explanatory drawing when gripping a grip using the hand cover according to the first embodiment Expanded perspective view and cross-sectional view of the hand cover according to the second embodiment. The figure which shows the use state of the hand cover which concerns on 2nd Example Expanded perspective view and cross-sectional view of the hand cover according to the third embodiment. The figure which shows the use state of the hand cover which concerns on 3rd Example The figure which shows the other use state of the hand cover which concerns on 3rd Example Explanatory drawing which forms attachment part and release member which concerns on 4th Example from double-sided tape Diagram explaining how to dispose of the hand cover The figure explaining the disposal method of the hand cover which concerns on 5th Example The figure explaining the disposal method of still another hand cover which concerns on 6th Example. Diagram showing a reference example

The first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5. FIG. 1 shows a hand cover 10 for the right hand. Although the description for the left hand is omitted, it can be configured symmetrically with the hand cover for the right hand. FIG. 2 is a developed perspective view showing a state in which the hand cover 10 is attached to the inner surface of the hand.
FIG. 3 shows an enlarged portion of the attachment portion and the peeling member portion in FIG. 1 as A, and B shows a cross-sectional view taken along line 3-3 in A. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing the formation of a hanging portion in a used state. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a state when the grip is gripped, and A is a side view showing a state before the grip is gripped, B is a state where the grip is gripped, and C is a side view showing a state where the grip is gripped.

First, the outline of the hand cover will be described. The hand cover 10 is made of a fibrous material made of a non-woven fabric formed in a size capable of covering the entire inner surface of the hand stacked on the hand cover 10, has a sheet shape, and can be wrapped around the grip 9 (FIG. 5). It is a member having a degree of flexibility. However, it may be made of a fiber material made of a breathable cloth such as a woven cloth. Further, in order to more reliably prevent contamination from the grip, a non-breathable film or sheet made of an appropriate synthetic resin such as polyethylene or polyvinyl chloride may be used, and various materials can be used.

On the hand cover 10, a guideline 11 forming a substantially contour shape of the hand is displayed by printing or the like. By stacking the hand 1 in the guideline 11, the positioning of the hand 1 with respect to the hand cover 10 becomes easy. Guideline 11 is an example of a guide.
Of both sides of the hand cover 10, the surface on the palm 2 side is referred to as the back surface, and the surface overlapping the grip 9 on the opposite side is referred to as the front surface. The surface becomes the grip surface during use. FIG. 1 shows the back surface.

As shown in FIG. 1, the hand cover 10 is formed to be slightly larger than the hand 1 shown by the virtual line, and has a palm portion 12 that covers the palm 2 and a thumb portion 13 that covers the thumb 3 in a state of being obliquely projected and opened from the palm portion 12. And a four-finger portion 14 that covers the four-finger 4F other than the thumb that protrudes upward from the palm portion 12. The portion including the palm portion 12, the thumb portion 13, and the four finger portions 14 is referred to as the cover portion 10a.

The palm portion 12 is provided with an attachment portion 15 that adheres to the palm 2. Only one attachment portion 15 is provided at a specific position on the palm portion 12 corresponding to substantially the central portion of the hand 1, and is minutely and partially arranged with respect to the cover portion 10a.
The adhesive portion 15 can be made of an adhesive or an adhesive (hereinafter, an example of the adhesive is shown).

Further, as shown in B of FIG. 3, the attachment portion 15 includes two surfaces facing the palm side and the palm portion 12, and the second surface 15b is previously adhered to the central portion of the palm portion 12 to form the other surface. A peeling member 20 is adhered to the first surface 15a, and is covered by the peeling member 20 so as to be peelable.
The peeling member 20 is larger than the adhering portion 15, and is adhered to the adhering portion 15 at the central portion, and the peripheral portion is a protruding portion 21 protruding around the adhering portion 15.

The hand 1 shown in FIG. 1 is a plan view of the right hand showing the palm 2 side facing upward.
The hand 1 has a palm 2, a thumb 3 (open state) extending diagonally from the side thereof, and four fingers 4F extending upward from the upper part of the palm 2 (base of fingers). The four-finger 4F consists of the index finger 4, the middle finger 5, the ring finger 6, and the little finger 7. These make up four fingers other than thumb 3. The rear end of the palm 2 (lower part in the figure) forms the wrist 8.
The base side of the thumb 3 and the index finger 4 is a V-shaped crotch portion 3a (the state where the thumb 3 is open).
The thumb 3 can be rotated so as to overlap the base side of the middle finger 5 when gripping.

FIG. 2 shows a state in which a hand 1 (right hand) with the palm 2 facing downward is arranged above the hand cover 10 and the palm 2 is pressed onto the attachment portion 15 from which the peeling member 20 has been peeled off.
To attach the hand cover 10 to the palm 2, the hand cover 10 with the back surface facing up is placed on a flat surface, the peeling member 20 is first peeled off, and the first surface 15a of the attachment portion 15 is exposed. At this time, since the peeling member 20 is larger than the sticking portion 15 and the protruding portion 21 protruding to the periphery is formed, the peeling member 20 can be easily peeled off by hanging the protruding portion 21 on the fingertip.

Next, with the palm 2 facing downward, the hand 1 is placed on the hand cover 10 while adjusting so as to enter the guideline 11, and the palm 2 is pressed against the palm portion 12.
Then, the attachment portion 15 adheres to the palm 2, and the hand cover 10 is attached to the substantially central portion of the hand 1 with only one point of the attachment portion 15.
As a result, the hand cover 10 covers the entire inner surface of the hand 1 and can be easily handled together with the hand 1 so that the hand cover 10 can be interposed to grip the grip.

The straight line L in FIG. 2 is an intermediate line in the width direction passing through approximately 1/2 positions in the width directions of the four finger portions 14 and the palm portion 12. Here, if the fingertip side tip 14a side is the front and the wrist side end 18 side is the rear, the straight line L passes in the front-rear direction, and the direction orthogonal to the straight line L is the width direction or the left-right direction.
The attachment portion 15 is on the straight line L, and its position is substantially the center position in the front-rear direction and the width direction, respectively. Further, the position where the attachment portion 15 is provided is set as a specific position. The specific position in this example is approximately the center of the hand.

As shown in FIG. 4, which corresponds to the cross section along the straight line L of FIG. 2, when the hand 1 is horizontal with the palm 2 facing down in the used state with the hand cover 10 attached, the hand cover 10 is formed by the attachment portion 15. Since it is attached to the substantially central portion of the hand 1 at only one point, the front and back of the attached portion 15 are bent and hangs down to form the hang down portion 19.
In addition, the reference numeral 19 in the figure is attached with the reference numeral of the component part of the hand cover 10 which is the main body of the hanging part, with parentheses ().

The hanging portion 19 is composed of a front portion mainly composed of four finger portions 14 having a lower end portion 14a on the fingertip side and a posterior portion mainly composed of a palm portion 12 having a lower end portion 18 on the wrist side, and these are opposed to each other. It is formed as a pair.
When gripping the grip, if the palm is turned upward in advance, the entire surface of the hand cover 10 spreads so as to cover the entire inner surface of the hand. Therefore, by carefully raising the hand and pressing it against the grip quickly, the hand cover 10 can be gripped so as to be wrapped around the grip.

Next, the details of the attachment portion 15 and the release member 20 will be described.
The attachment portion 15 is provided at a specific position of the cover portion 10a. Further, the size is relatively small with respect to the palm portion 12, and the cover portion 10a is partially provided.
As shown in FIG. 4, the specific position means that when the hand cover 10 is attached and the hand 1 is made substantially horizontal with the palm 2 facing downward, the specific position can be bent from the attachment portion 15 to form a hanging portion 19. It is a position, and in this example, it is a position corresponding to approximately the center of the hand 1.

This position is the central or intermediate portion in the front-back direction and the width direction of the hand 1.
The portion to which the attachment portion 15 adheres is the central portion in the front-rear direction and the width direction of the hand 1.
Specifically, the attachment portion 15 is attached near the base of the middle finger 5 in the upper edge portion of the palm 2. The upper edge of the palm 2 is the base of each of the four fingers. The base portion of the middle finger 5 is the central portion in the width direction of the upper edge portion. It is also an intermediate portion in the anteroposterior direction from the tip of the middle finger 5 to the wrist 8.
The specific position corresponding to the center of the hand 1 is an example, and various other positions are possible. This will be described later.

As shown in B of FIG. 3, the attachment portion 15 has a truncated cone shape as an example, and includes a first surface 15a having a small area of S1 and a second surface 15b having a larger area of S2 (S1 <S2). ..
The second surface 15b has a large area S2 and is more firmly adhered to the palm portion 12.
The first surface 15a is adhered to the palm 2 side with a relatively small adhesive force due to the small area S1. These areas are adhesive areas.

For the adhesive portion 15, a bioadhesive that is less irritating to the skin, such as an adhesive plaster that is directly attached to the skin, is suitable. However, the adhesives are not limited to biological adhesives, and adhesives and adhesives for various purposes are possible. Anything that can be attached by pressing the palm 2 may be used.

The adhesive portion 15 is a minute one whose adhesive strength is adjusted so that the broken portion 121 (A and C in FIG. 15) is not formed at the time of removal. The minute size means that the size relative to the size of the palm 2 is extremely small. Since the specific size is set according to the adhesive strength, it is not fixed, but it is generally a small one in which the area S1 of the first surface 15a is 1/10 or less of the area of the palm 2. The same is true for a part of the hand, which means that when the minute attachment portion 15 is arranged inside the hand 1, the arrangement range forms a part of the hand whose arrangement range is relatively small with respect to the size of the hand. ..

The smaller the area S1 of the first surface 15a is, the lower the adhesive force is, and the easier it is to remove from the hand without causing damage to the palm portion 12 side. The adhesive strength varies depending on the composition of the adhesive and the material on the adhesive side, but when adjusting with the area S1 of the first surface 15a, if it is approximately larger than 1/10 of the area of the palm portion 12, the palm portion 12 side is damaged. Is easy to invite. However, if it is made too small, the adhesion to the hand 1 becomes unstable. Therefore, assuming that the area of the palm 2 is 60 cm ² , it is preferable that the area S1 of the first surface 15a is ^{about 3 to 1.2 cm 2} , that is, about 1/20 to 1/50 of the area of the palm 2. ..

It should be noted that the attachment portion 15 is provided in a minute size and in a small number of one or several. This is to ensure good removability and reliable formation of the hanging portion 19. Therefore, the attachment portion 15 is provided at a specific position which is a minute position in the cover portion 10a. Such an arrangement is called a partial arrangement.

The attachment portion 15 in this example has a substantially truncated cone, and is different in size from the area S1 of the first surface 15a <the area S2 of the second surface 15b. The substantially truncated cone is a simplified model, and may actually have a three-dimensional shape having a first surface and a second surface having different areas.
In this way, it becomes easy to adjust so that the adhesive force to the hand side << the adhesive force to the cover portion side. The ratio of S1 and S2 also varies depending on the composition of the adhesive portion 15 and the material on the adhesive side, and is not unconditionally determined, but is preferably about 1/4 to 1/2.

Such an adhesive portion 15 can be formed in various ways, and can be easily formed by, for example, dropping a viscous liquid adhesive onto the cover portion 10a in the form of drops. Further, it can be easily formed even if it is squeezed out from the tube little by little.
The substantially truncated cone of the attachment portion 15 is an example, and according to the above manufacturing method, for example, various shapes similar to a truncated cone or a cone can be formed even if the shape is indefinite, and such a shape can also be used.
Further, by providing the peeling member 20 having the protruding portion 21, the area S1 of the first surface 15a and the area S2 of the second surface 15b are not necessarily different, and may be the same area. This will be described later with reference to FIG.

The release member 20 is a release paper or a release film having a release layer made of a silicone resin or the like formed on the surface thereof, and a commercially available product can be used as appropriate.
The area S3 of the peeling member 20 that is adhered to the first surface 15a of the attachment portion 15 is larger than the area S1 of the first surface 15a. Further, in this example, the area of the second surface 15b is larger than the area S2 (S1 <S2 <S3).

As a result, the peripheral portion of the peeling member 20 forms a protruding portion 21 that largely projects to the periphery of the bonding portion 15 in dimension D, and the protruding portion 21 facilitates peeling. In particular, since the area S2 of the second surface 15b is larger than the area S2, the second surface 15b does not interfere with the area S2 and can be peeled off more easily.

The peeling member 20 of this example is a square or rectangular rectangle, and integrally covers about half of each of the palm portion 12 to the four finger portions 14. With such a large size, peeling becomes extremely easy. Further, even when a plurality of hand covers 10 are stacked, the hand covers 10 can be quickly separated and used without being in close contact with each other.

The protruding portion 21 is the entire portion that protrudes from the portion that adheres to the central first surface 15a to the periphery, and can be peeled from any direction around the peeling member 20.
However, the protruding portion 21 may be formed not in all directions around the adhering portion 15 but in any one direction.
Further, the shape of the peeling member 20 is not limited to a rectangle, and may be various such as a circular shape, a polygonal shape, or an indeterminate shape. There is no limitation on the size as long as the protruding portion 21 can be formed.

Next, the details of the hand cover 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.
As shown in FIG. 1, the four-finger portion 14 is formed larger than the contour of the four-finger 4F in a state where the four fingers 4F are closely adjacent to each other, covers up to the tip of the four-finger 4F, and is the tip on the fingertip side which is the tip of the four-finger portion 14. The portion 14a has a rounded shape along the tip of the four fingers 4F. The side edges of the four finger portions 14 form a substantially straight line in the vertical direction along the length direction of the fingers.

The thumb portion 13 covers up to the tip of the thumb 3 and forms a thumb portion front edge 13a whose front edge projects outward by a predetermined amount from the four-finger portion side edge 14b, which is the side edge of the four-finger portion 14.
The thumb portion leading edge 13a is located at a position on the tip end side of the four finger portions 14 by a predetermined height from the tip end of the thumb portion 3. This height is set so that the thumb portion 13 can always cover the thumb 3 even if the thumb 3 is rotated to the inside of the palm 2 (near the base of the middle finger 5).

It changes stepwise from the four-finger side edge 14b to the thumb leading edge 13a, and a recess 16 is formed between the thumb leading edge 13a and the four-finger side edge 14b.
The side edge of the thumb portion 13 is a side edge 13b of the thumb portion that is substantially linear in the front-rear direction. The thumb side edge 13b is provided at a position protruding outward from the tip of the thumb 3, its front end is continuous with the four-finger side edge 14b, and its rear end is continuous with the wrist side end 18 of the hand cover 10.
The continuous portion of the thumb side edge 13b and the wrist side end 18 forms the thumb posterior corner 13c.

Of the thumb portion 13, the portion surrounded by the thumb portion side edge 13b, the thumb posterior corner 13c, and the wrist side end 18 and below the thumb 3 forms the thumb posterior portion 13d. The rear portion 13d of the thumb portion is a substantially right-angled triangular portion having the rear corner 13c of the thumb as the top of the right angle, and is a portion wound around the grip 9 by the thumb 3.

Next, a procedure for gripping the grip 9 via the hand cover 10 will be described with reference to FIG.
The grip 9 is a ring for a train or a bus, and in this example, it has a ring shape. However, grips of various shapes such as a triangular shape can be used.
First, in the used state in which the hand cover 10 shown in FIG. 2 is attached to the hand 1, the hand 1 is raised and the surface of the hand cover 10 is directed to the side surface of the grip 9, and the result is A in FIG.

When the hand 1 shown in FIG. 5A is upright, the tip 14a side on the fingertip side is on the upper side, and the end 18 side on the wrist side is on the lower side. Further, when the hand 1 is raised, if the upper side is slightly tilted backward, the fingertip side tip portion 14a side does not bend, and the state in which the entire hand cover 10 covers the hand 1 can be maintained.
Note that A in FIG. 5 is a view showing the surface side of the hand cover 10 overlapping the grip 9 (this state is referred to as a front view of the used state). Further, the vertical direction when gripping the grip is based on the state shown in FIG.

The stage shown in A of FIG. 5 is before bending the thumb portion 13 and the four finger portions 14 of the hand cover 10, and the front view shape of the hand cover 10 is the same as the plan view shape (FIG. 1).
In this state, the lower portion 9a of the grip 9 overlaps the central portion of the hand cover 10, passes over the attachment portion 15, and passes over the recessed portion 16. Further, the four-finger portion 14 faces the hole 9b.
The palm portion 12 and the thumb portion 13 extend downward from the lower portion 9a.

Then, when the four fingers 4F are bent and the four fingers 14 are bent into the hole 9b, as shown in FIG. 5B, the four fingers 14 are bent so as to wind around the upper side of the lower portion 9a, and the lower portion 9a is bent from the upper side. Overlay on top. At this time, the lower portion 9a overlaps the attachment portion 15, and at least the tip of the middle finger 5 of the four fingers 4F also overlaps the attachment portion 15.

Since the tip side of the 4-finger portion 14 overlapping the upper side of the lower portion 9a protrudes longer than the tip of the 4-finger 4F, it is interposed between the lower portion 9a and the 4-finger 4F so that the 4-finger 4F does not come into contact with the lower portion 9a. , Prevent contaminated bacteria on the lower part 9a from adhering to the 4th finger 4F.

When the four finger portions 14 are bent, the fingertip side tip portion 14a has a rounded shape, so that the four finger portions 14 smoothly pass through the lower portion 9a and bend, and the appearance is good along the circular curve of the lower portion 9a.
Further, by providing the recessed portion 16, it becomes easier to bend the four-finger portion 14.
In particular, when the grip 9 is a hanging ring or the like and has a curved shape such as a ring shape, wrinkles in the length direction are likely to occur, so that it is suitable when used for such a curved grip 9.

Further, when the thumb 3 is rotated so as to overlap the palm 2, the thumb portion 13 is bent by the thumb 3, and the palm portion 12 and the thumb portion 13 press the lower portion of the lower portion 9a as shown in FIG. 5B. It bends like a roll, wraps around the opposite side of the lower portion 9a (the opposite side of the side facing the attachment portion 15, that is, the front side), and overlaps the lower portion 9a with the lower portion 9a in between.

At this time, the palm portion 12 and the thumb portion rear portion 13d are also bent to form a substantially triangular shape, and overlap with the four fingers 4F already bent on the lower portion 9a.
In this way, since the lower portion 9a is wound around the palm portion 12 and the thumb portion 13 from the lower side, the upper portion of the thumb 3 to the crotch portion 3a and the palm portion 2 is connected to the lower portion 9a by the intervention of the palm portion 12 and the thumb portion 13. It is protected from contact.

Further, since the thumb portion 13 is provided with a protruding amount so that the front edge 13a of the thumb portion projects longer than the tip of the thumb 3, the thumb 3 is separated from the thumb portion 13 and the rear portion 13d of the thumb portion even during its rotation. It is reliably covered with respect to the lower portion 9a without being exposed.
Since the lower half of the palm 2 is bent so that the rear portion 13d of the thumb portion and the lower half portion side of the palm portion 12 are turned up upward, the lower half portion is not covered by the palm portion 12 or the like and is exposed. However, since there is no possibility that this portion will come into contact with the lower portion 9a, there is no problem even if it is exposed.

FIG. 5C is a side view of the gripped state in FIG. 5B. However, it shows a state of being held by the middle finger 5 and the thumb 3, and the lower portion 9a has a cross section. The middle finger 5 is an example, and the same applies to the other fingers among the four fingers.

As shown in this figure, by grasping the lower portion 9a with the hand 1, the four finger portions 14 wind the upper side of the lower portion 9a, and the palm portion 12 and the thumb portion 13 wind the lower side of the lower portion 9a. , The lower portion 9a can be wrapped around the lower portion 9a and interposed between the lower portion 9a and the hand 1 to cover the lower portion 9a so as not to come into contact with the lower portion 9a. Therefore, the hand 1 can be effectively protected from the contamination adhering to the lower portion 9a.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described.
To attach the hand cover 10 to the hand 1, first, as shown in FIG. 2, the hand cover 10 with the back surface facing up is placed substantially horizontally, the peeling member 20 is peeled off and removed, and the first surface of the bonding portion 15 is attached. Expose 15a.
Subsequently, the hand 1 with the palm 2 facing downward is placed above the hand cover 10, and the palm 2 is pressed against the palm portion 12. Then, the attachment portion 15 is attached to the palm 2 on the first surface 15a. Therefore, the hand cover 10 can be attached to the hand 1 at one point of the attachment portion 15 only by this pressing operation.

At this time, by providing the guideline 11 and stacking the hand 1 on the inside thereof, the hand 1 can be easily positioned with respect to the hand cover 10, and the attachment portion 15 can be attached to the specific position of the palm 2.
Therefore, the hand cover 10 can be easily and quickly attached to the hand 1, and the grip 9 such as a ring can be gripped through the hand cover 10 immediately after riding, and the standing posture after riding can be kept stable.

The specific position in this example is the upper part of the palm 2 and the vicinity of the base of the middle finger 5. This portion is the central portion of the hand 1 in the front-rear direction and the width direction. In this way, the hand cover 10 can be supported by the hand 1 in a well-balanced manner even though the hand cover 10 is attached to the hand 1 by the attachment portion 15 at only one place.

Further, by locally providing the adhesive portion 15 to make it minute, the adhesive force of the adhesive portion 15 to the hand can be adjusted, and the hand cover side can be prevented from breaking at the time of removal.
In particular, as shown in B of FIG. 3, the attachment portion 15 has a substantially truncated cone shape, includes a first surface 15a having a small adhesive area of S1 and a second surface 15b having a larger adhesive area of S2. The surface 15a is adhered to the palm 2 side with a relatively small adhesive force. Therefore, it becomes easier to adjust the adhesive force of the adhesive portion 15 to the hand.

Further, since the area S3 of the peeling member 20 is larger than any of the adhesive areas S1 and S2 of the adhesive portion 15 and the protruding portion 21 protruding around the adhesive portion 15 is formed, the fingertip is placed on the protruding portion 21. The peeling member 20 can be easily peeled off by hanging. Therefore, even if the attached portion 15 is miniaturized, the peeling member 20 can be easily and quickly peeled off, and the hand cover 10 can be comfortably and quickly attached.

Next, the grip 9 is gripped by the hand 1 to which the hand cover 10 is attached. At this time, by grasping the lower portion 9a with the hand 1 with the hand cover 10 attached, the palm portion 12, the thumb portion 13 and the four finger portions 14 wind the lower portion 9a, and the hand cover is placed between the hand 1 and the lower portion 9a. Since the 10 is interposed to prevent the hand side from directly contacting the grip 9 side, it is possible to prevent dirt such as bacteria adhering to the lower portion 9a from adhering to the hand 1 and protect the hand 1 from contamination. ..

When gripping the grip 9, the hand cover 10 includes a thumb portion 13 that covers the thumb 3 in an open state, and by projecting the thumb portion 13 larger than the thumb 3, the thumb 3 is the thumb portion 13 and the palm portion at the time of gripping. Wrap the lower part of 12 around the lower part 9a. Then, the hand cover 10 can be interposed between the palm 2 and the thumb 3 and the lower portion 9a, and the palm 2 and the thumb 3 can be reliably covered.

In particular, since the size of the thumb portion 13 is set large so as to include the rotation locus of the thumb 3, the thumb 3 does not come off from the thumb portion 13 and are not exposed during rotation.
Therefore, even if the lower portion 9a comes out to the side opposite to the palm 2, the thumb portion 13 covers the lower portion 9a, and it is possible to ensure the protection of the thumb 3 side that easily contacts the lower portion 9a.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, since the 4-finger portion 14 is also formed to extend larger than the tip of the 4-finger 4F, the 4-finger portion 14 reliably covers the 4-finger 4F when the lower portion 9a is gripped. be able to. The portion of the palm 2 that overlaps the lower portion 9a is covered with the palm portion 12 that is continuous with the thumb portion 13 and the four finger portions 14 so as not to come into contact with the lower portion 9a.

Since the tip of the four finger portion 14 is a rounded fingertip side tip portion 14a, the fingertip side tip portion 14a side can be easily inserted into the hole 9b and bent, and the fingertip side tip portion 14a is curved in the hole 9b. Since it can follow the shape, the appearance can be improved.

Further, by providing a recess 16 between the thumb portion 13 and the four-finger portion 14 and making the four-finger portion 14 narrower than the thumb portion 13 side, it becomes easier to insert the four-finger portion 14 into the hole 9b. Moreover, it becomes easy to bend along the lower portion 9a.
In particular, it is suitable for a cover of a ring-shaped grip such as a ring.

When getting off, the grip 9 is released, the hand cover 10 is removed from the hand, and the hand cover 10 is discarded. At this time, as shown in FIG. 4, the hand 1 released from the grip 9 is laid down substantially horizontally with the palm 2 facing down. Then, the portion of the cover portion 10a mainly composed of the four finger portions 14 on the front side of the attachment portion 15 and the portion mainly composed of the palm portion 12 on the rear side of the attachment portion 15 are bent downward and the tip on the fingertip side. The portion 14a and the wrist side end portion 18 hang down to form the hanging portion 19.

Moreover, since the attachment portion 15 is provided at the substantially central portion in the front-rear direction of the hand 1, the front-rear hanging portions 19 are formed in a bi-fold shape with substantially the same length, and the attachment portion 15 is formed at the tip portion on the fingertip side or the like. The hanging portion 19 is relatively short as compared with the case where the cover portion 10a is provided around the cover portion 10a. Further, they are formed in pairs facing each other so that the grip surfaces 10b are facing each other with the inner side facing each other.

Therefore, when each outer surface of both hanging portions 19 is picked by, for example, the thumb 3 and the index finger 4 of the other hand (left hand in this example) without the hand cover and pulled downward, the attached portion 15 quickly becomes the palm 2 The hand cover 10 is removed from the hand 1.
At this time, the adhesive force of the adhesive portion 15 to the hand 1 is relatively small and is set to an appropriate level so as not to cause damage on the cover portion 10a side. It can be prevented from remaining on the hand 1 and can be easily and quickly removed from the hand 1.

Therefore, the gloves can be easily and quickly removed without the trouble of removing the gloves, and the removability can be improved.
Further, by providing the attachment portion 15 at the substantially central portion of the hand 1, the pair of hanging portions 19 have substantially the same length, so that it is easy to grasp both of them together, and the detachability is also improved in this respect. ..

Further, since both grip surfaces 10b that may be contaminated from the grip 9 are faced to each other, they can be removed and immediately disposed of by touching only the outer surface 10c and without touching the grip surface 10b.
Therefore, it is possible to safely remove and dispose of the hand cover 10 protected from contamination while reliably preventing contamination from the grip surface 10b side.

Next, the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7. In this embodiment, only the arrangement of the attachment portion and the shape of the peeling member are changed with respect to the previous first embodiment, so that the common parts other than these changes use the same reference numerals as those of the previous first embodiment.
FIG. 6A is a developed perspective view showing a state in which the peeling member 20A is attached to the hand cover 10.
FIG. 6B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 6-6 in FIG. 6A with respect to the hand cover 10 with the peeling member 20A attached.
FIG. 7A is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the hand cover is attached to the hand.
FIG. 7B is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the hand is raised to grip the grip.

As shown in FIG. 6A, two attachment portions 15A and attachment portions 15B are arranged on the hand cover 10 along the line 6-6 (corresponding to the straight line L in FIG. 2).
The attachment portion 15A is the same as the attachment portion 15 in FIG. 2, and is provided at the same specific position, that is, a position corresponding to substantially the central portion of the hand 1.

The attachment portion 15B has the same configuration as the attachment portion 15A, but is provided at another position outside the guideline 11 in the vicinity of the fingertip side tip portion 14a. Since the attachment portion 15B does not adhere to the hand side and has a different function, this position is not a specific position.

The peeling member 20A is different in size and shape from the peeling member 20, is formed to have the same shape and size as the hand cover 10, and overlaps the entire hand cover 10.
When the peeling member 20A is placed on the hand cover 10, it completely covers the entire hand cover 10 and is adhered at two positions, the tip end side and the center portion of the fingertip. B in FIG. 6 shows this state.

FIG. 7A shows a state in which the hand cover 10 is attached to the hand 1. When the wrist side end of the peeling member 20A is grasped and turned up forward, the peeling member 20A opens the back surface of the cover portion 10a with the fingertip tip side attached by the attachment portion 15B, and the first surface of the attachment portion 15A. Expose 15a.
Then, when the hand 1 with the palm 2 facing downward is pressed onto the cover portion 10a, the attachment portion 15A adheres to the palm 2 and the hand cover 10 is attached to the hand 1.

The fingertips of the 4 fingers and 4F are not attached to the attachment portion 15B.
Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7B, when the peeling member 20A is returned onto the hand 1 and the hand 1 is raised, the fingertips of the four fingers 4F are the tip portion and the cover portion of the peeling member 20A joined by the attachment portion 15B. It is in a bag-shaped space with the tip portion 14a on the fingertip side of 10a.

Therefore, the tip end portion 14a on the fingertip side of the cover portion 10a does not bend and maintains the upright state, so that the cover portion 10a can be moved along the side of the grip 9 with a relatively slow movement. After that, if the peeling member 20A is peeled off from the sticking portion 15B and removed, the four-finger portion 14 can be bent into the hole 9b of the grip 9 (see A in FIG. 5). Therefore, the work of gripping the grip 9 after attaching the hand cover 10 becomes easy.

If the grip 9 is released and the hand 1 is made substantially horizontal with the hand 1 facing downward, the hand cover 10 has only one point of the attachment portion 15A having a position corresponding to the central portion of the hand 1 as a specific position. Since it is attached to 2, as shown by a virtual line, the hanging portions 19 are formed in pairs facing each other in a bi-fold shape with the attachment portion 15A in between. Since the attached portion 15B is not attached to the hand 1 side, it is exposed at the tip of the hanging portion 19 (lower end in the figure) on the fingertip side tip portion 14a side.

Further, at the time of gripping, the fingertips of the four fingers 4F are located near the attachment portion 15B, and the fingertips of the four fingers 4F are considerably larger than the attachment portion 15B. Even if they approach each other, the attachment portion 15B is less likely to adhere to the palm portion 12 because it is obstructed by the fingertips of the 4th finger and 4th floor.

Therefore, when the grip 9 is released, there is little possibility that the attachment portion 15B attached to the palm portion 12 becomes an obstacle and makes it difficult to separate the hand cover 10 from the grip 9.
The position of the attachment portion 15B is not limited to the straight line L. As shown in A of FIG. 6, the attachment portion 15C may be a position shifted to the index finger side or the attachment portion 15D may be a position shifted to the little finger side.

Further, since the peeling member 20A completely covers the hand cover 10, even when a plurality of hand covers 10 are stacked as in the case of packing or storing, mutual adhesion is prevented and the hand cover 10 can be easily and quickly separated from the lower hand cover. At the same time, the peeling member 20A itself is sufficiently large, so that the peeling member 20A itself can be peeled off easily and quickly.

However, if the size is such that the attachment portion 15A and the attachment portion 15B can be continuously and integrally covered, a part of the wrist side of the attachment portion 15A may be omitted to reduce the length in the front-rear direction.
Further, as shown in FIG. 6A as the peeling member 20B, it may be a simple rectangle. This rectangle is large enough to accommodate the entire peeling member 20A.

Next, the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 to 10. Since this embodiment only changes the arrangement of the attachment portion 15 with respect to the previous second embodiment, the common code other than this change uses the same code as that of the previous second embodiment.

FIG. 8 is the same view as that of FIG. 6, and shows a cross-sectional view of A in a state where the hand cover is attached to the hand.
B is a cross-sectional view of the hand cover 10 in a state where the peeling member 20A along the line 8-8 of A is attached.
9 is a view similar to FIG. 7, and FIG. 9A is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the hand cover is attached to the hand.
B is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a hand is raised to grip the grip.
C is a cross-sectional view for explaining the removal of the hand cover.
FIG. D is a diagram illustrating a state in which the attachment portions are arranged differently in the same cross section as A.
FIG. 10A is a diagram illustrating a state in which the attachment portion is arranged on the side portion in the cross section.
FIG. B is a perspective view showing a hanging portion when the attachment portion is provided on the side portion.

As shown in FIG. 8A, the attachment portion 15E is provided at the front side position on the straight line L (line 8-8).
Further, at the time of gripping, since the fingertips of the four fingers and 4F are located in the vicinity of the attachment portion 15B, even if the palm portion 12 side overlaps the fingertip side tip portion 14a, there is little possibility that the palm portion 12 side will adhere to the fingertip portion, and the grip 9 can be gripped. When unraveled, there is little risk that the attached portion 15B will become an obstacle and make it difficult to separate the hand cover 10 from the grip 9.
The position of the attachment portion 15B is not limited to the straight line L. As shown in A of FIG. 6, the attachment portion 15C may be a position shifted to the index finger side or the attachment portion 15D may be a position shifted to the little finger side.

In this way, as shown in B of FIG. 8, the peeling member 20A is attached only by the attachment portion 15E on the tip side.
Therefore, as shown in A of FIG. 9, the peeling member 20A is removed, and the hand 1 is pressed against the cover portion 10a in accordance with the guideline 11. Then, only the tip of the four fingers 4F (middle finger 5) of the hand 1 adheres to the attachment portion 15E, and the hand cover 10 is attached to the hand 1.

Subsequently, as shown in B of FIG. 9, when the hand 1 is raised, the fingertips of the 4 fingers 4F (middle finger 5) are connected to the fingertip side tip portion 14a of the cover portion 10a by the attachment portion 15E. The fingertip-side tip 14a of the cover portion 10a does not bend, maintains an upright state, and can be aligned with the side of the grip 9. After that, the four fingers 4F can be bent so that the four fingers 14 is wound around the lower portion 9a of the grip 9. Therefore, the work of gripping the grip 9 after attaching the hand cover 10 becomes easy.

If the grip 9 is released and the hand 1 is made substantially horizontal with the hand 1 facing downward, the hand cover 10 is attached at a specific position corresponding to the end on the fingertip side, as shown in A of FIG. Since the vicinity of the fingertip-side tip 14a of the four-finger portion 14 is attached to the fingertip of the four-finger 4F (middle finger 5) at only one point of the portion 15E, the wrist side is relatively longer than the attachment portion 15E, and the hanging portion 19 is formed. .. 4 The fingertip side tip portion 14a side of the finger portion 14 does not hang down very much.

Therefore, for removal and disposal, as shown in C of FIG. 9, the hanging portion 19 is bent in a ring shape so that the grip surface 10b is on the inside so that the fingertip side tip portion 14a and the wrist side end portion 18 substantially overlap. Then, by picking the overlapping ends and pulling them downward, the attached portion 15E can be easily pulled away from the fingertip.

At this time, since the hanging portion 19 is formed to be relatively long and large, it is bent in a ring shape so that the grip surface 10b is inside from the outer surface 10c side opposite to the grip surface 10b, and both outer surfaces of the overlapped portion. It becomes easy to grasp the 10c from the outside. As a result, the hanging portion 19 can be pulled to remove the hand cover 10 from the hand 1 and dispose of it. Therefore, it is possible to safely remove and dispose of the grip surface 10b without touching it.

The position of the attachment portion is not limited to the position on the fingertip side. As shown in FIG. 8A, the attachment portion 15F may be provided at a position near the wrist side end portion 18. This position is on the straight line L and inside the guideline 11.
When provided at this position, as shown in D of FIG. 9, the hanging portion 19 is formed by hanging the palm portion 12, the four finger portions 14, and the thumb portion 13 in front of the attachment portion 15F. The wrist side end 18 side hardly hangs down.

In this case as well, the hand cover 10 can be removed from the hand 1 and discarded by the same method as the method of picking the hanging portion 19 shown in FIG. 9C.
Moreover, since the position of the attachment portion 15F is near the wrist, when the grip is released, almost the entire hand cover 10 hangs down immediately after the grip is released, even if the hand 1 is not tilted to the horizontal side so much. It becomes 19.

Therefore, the hand cover 10 can be quickly removed from the hand 1 and discarded with the hand 1 raised to some extent.
Further, when the hand 1 is laid downward, the hand cover 10 hangs down in the vicinity of the wrist 18, and the entire inner surface of the hand 1 is substantially opened. Therefore, the hand cover 10 can be easily removed without worrying about the contact with the hand 1.

Further, the specific position is not limited to the straight line L. For example, as shown in A of FIG. 8, the attachment portion 15G, which is the position corresponding to the base of the thumb 3 in the palm portion 12, and the position opposite to the straight line L, which is on the wrist side from the position corresponding to the little finger. , The attachment portion 15H, which is a lateral position of the palm portion 12, may be used. The attachment portion 15G is in the vicinity of the thumb portion side edge 13b of the cover portion 10a, and the attachment portion 15H is in the vicinity of the little finger side end portion 10d (A in FIG. 8) of the cover portion 10a on the opposite side of the thumb portion side edge 13b. ..

FIG. 10A is a view showing the right hand with the palm facing down from the front (fingertip side), the state in which the attachment portion 15G is provided is shown by a solid line, and the attachment portion 15H is shown by a virtual line.
As shown in this figure, when the specific position is set to the position of the attachment portion 15G, the cover portion 10a hangs down with the little finger side end portion 10d facing down, and the hanging portion 19 indicated by a virtual line downward from the vicinity of the base of the thumb 3 It is formed.

When the specific position is set to the position of the attachment portion 15H, the cover portion 10a hangs down from the little finger side side end portion 10d side with the thumb portion side edge 13b facing down, and the hanging portion indicated by a virtual line downward from the vicinity of the little finger side side end portion 10d. 19 is formed.

FIG. 10B is a perspective view showing the hanging portion 19 when the specific position is set to the position of the attachment portion 15H from diagonally rearward (wrist side) (however, the palm and the attachment portion are shown in cross section for convenience. The same applies to FIG. 12 described later). In the hanging portion 19, a portion mainly composed of the four fingers portion 14 on the front side and a portion mainly composed of the palm portion 12 and the thumb portion 13 on the rear side of the attachment portion 15H are formed to face each other in a bi-fold shape. Will be done. The polygonal line 10e at this time is formed in the width direction. Moreover, the polygonal line 10e is inclined toward the side edge 13b of the thumb portion starting from the attachment portion 15H (inclination angle θ). The tilt angle θ varies depending on the material such as hardness of the material of the cover portion 10a.

In this way, the pair of hanging portions 19 below the palm 2 are folded in half with the grip surfaces 10b facing each other, so that they can be easily picked up at the time of removal.
Moreover, since the polygonal line 10e is inclined, the entire inner surface of the hand 1 is substantially opened, and the hand cover 10 can be removed more easily without worrying about contact with the hand 1.
When the specific position is set to the position of the attachment portion 15G, the inclination of the polygonal line 10e is only in the opposite direction, so that the pair of hanging portions 19 are formed in the same manner, and the same effect can be obtained.

As described above, even if the end portion in the transverse direction is set at a specific position, a hanging portion that is easy to pick up is formed, so that removal and disposal can be made easy, quick, and safe.
It is preferable that the various specific positions shown in FIG. 8 are inside the guideline 11 so that the attachment portion can be surely attached to the hand 1.

Next, the fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In this example, the attachment portion 15 and the release member 20 are formed of the double-sided tape 30.
FIG. 11A shows a first step of partially removing the adhesive from the double-sided tape 30.
The double-sided tape 30 is a commercially available tape in which an adhesive layer 31 (adhesive portion) made of an adhesive and a release paper 32 are laminated, and the widths of the double-sided tape 30 are the same. Therefore, both the end face in the length direction and the end face in the width direction are flush with each other, and there is no protruding portion.

Therefore, the width direction of the adhesive layer 31 is divided into a central portion 31a and side portions 31b on both sides thereof. The central portion 31a is a portion having a required adhesive area, and the side portion 31b is a portion to be removed.
The central portion 31a and the side portion 31b are separated by a cut line 34 formed in the length direction by the cutter 33. The cut line 34 is provided only on the adhesive layer 31 so as not to reach the release paper 32.

After the cut line 34 is formed, the side portions 31b on both sides are removed. At this stage, only the central portion 31a is a primary processing tape that is continuous in the length direction as an attachment portion.

FIG. 11B shows a second step of cutting out a small piece 35 of a required size from the primary processing tape.
In this step, the primary processing tape is cut at equal intervals in the length direction, and the small pieces 35 are cut out. The small piece 35 is provided locally and is a minute piece in consideration of removability.
Reference numeral 36 denotes a cut line orthogonal to the length direction. The interval between the cut lines 36 is set so that the area of the central portion 31a, which is the adhesive portion of the small piece 35, becomes a predetermined value.

C in FIG. 11 shows a cross section of the small piece 35, and this cross section is an end face according to the cut line 36.
The release paper 32 has the same width dimension as the initial one, but protruding portions 37 are formed on the left and right sides of the central portion 32a that overlaps with the central portion 31a.
The protruding portion 37 is the remaining portion of the side portion 31b that has been removed, and projects to the left and right of the central portion 31a with dimension D. Therefore, if the exposed surface of the central portion 31a is adhered to the cover portion 10a side, the release paper 32 has the protruding portion 37 protruding to the left and right of the central portion 31a, so that the release paper 32 can be easily peeled off by putting a finger on it.

In this example, the areas of the first surface and the second surface of the adhesive portion (central portion 31a) are the same. In this way, when the two surfaces have the same area, if the release paper 32 is the central portion 32a of the same size as the central portion 31a without forming the protruding portion 37, the small piece 35 is minute, so that the central portion 32a Peeling becomes extremely difficult.

Further, if both sides of the adhesive layer 31 are not removed and the remaining portion is offset to either the left or right side, the length direction cut line 34 can be made into one, and the man-hours can be reduced. Even in this way, since the protruding portion 37 is formed on one side, it can be peeled off by using this portion.
In this way, the adhesive portion 15 and the peeling member 20 of the present invention can be formed by using the commercially available double-sided tape 30.

Next, a method of folding and disposing of the hand cover 10 will be described. FIG. 12 uses only the hand cover 1, and the hand cover of the first embodiment is taken as an example. A of FIG. 12 is a side view of the hanging portion corresponding to FIG. 4, B of FIG. 12 is a view showing an intermediate state in which the hanging portion shown in A is folded for disposal, and C of FIG. 12 is a view showing a state of completion of folding. Is.

First, in A of FIG. 12, the hand cover 10 is bent in half in the middle portion in the front-rear direction, and a pair of hanging portions 19 are formed to face each other, and the grip surfaces 10b, which are the inner surfaces of the hand covers 10, face each other. .. Therefore, each outer surface 10c is picked with, for example, the thumb 3 and the index finger 4 so that the grip surfaces 10b face each other. At this time, the connecting portion 19a of the pair of hanging portions 19 is attached to the palm 2 at the attaching portion 15. The one in the state of being folded in half as shown in the drawing may be referred to as a folding cover 10A.

Subsequently, as shown in B of FIG. 12, the hand cover 10 is pulled downward as shown by arrow a to pull the attachment portion 15 away from the palm 2. Further, one hanging portion 19 is shifted with respect to the other so that the attachment portion 15 protrudes to one side surface. Subsequently, as shown by arrow b, the lower 19c side of the hanging portion 19 is bent upward.

Subsequently, as shown in C of FIG. 12, the upper 19b side of the hanging portion 19 is bent downward as shown by the arrow c, the attached portion 15 is overlapped with the outer surface 10c of the bent lower portion 19c, and the upper portion 15 is overlaid. Press hard. Then, the bent portions of the upper portion 19b and the lower portion 19c overlap each other and are joined by the attachment portion 15. As a result, the hand cover 10 is folded in three, and the hand cover 10 is joined by the attachment portion 15 so that the bent portion does not open.

Moreover, the outer circumference is composed of an outer surface 10c, and the grip surface 10b is wrapped so as not to come into contact with it.
Therefore, it can be held in this state and disposed of in a timely manner. Moreover, the grip surface 10b is not exposed and is hygienic, and it is not necessary to put it in a special bag for disposal, and it can be disposed of at any place.

When it is necessary to dispose of the product promptly, the hand cover 10 may be removed from the hand and disposed of as it is at the stage shown in FIG. 12A. The folding process shown in FIGS. 12B and 12 is an effective disposal method when such rapid disposal is not possible.
Further, the attached portion 15 that has been attached to the hand can be further effectively used, and a separate member such as a waste bag is not required.

Further, when the attachment portion 15B is provided on the fingertip side as shown in FIG. 6, the lower portion 19c bent in the state shown in FIG. 12B can be fixed by the attachment portion 15B.
Further, even when the attachment portion is not provided in the center but is provided at the edge portion such as the front and back as shown in FIG. 9, it can be folded in the same manner to fix the folded state. In the state shown in C of FIG. 9, if the lower portion is bent once and then the upper end portion is bent twice, it can be fixed by the attachment portion 15E at the tip.

Next, a method of fixing the folded state by using the peeling member will be described.
FIG. 13 relates to the fifth embodiment, and FIG. 13A is a perspective view similar to FIG. 6A, and is an example in which a large peeling member 20C is used. The peeling member 20C is similar to the large rectangular peeling member 20B shown in FIG. 6A, except that the pocket 40 is provided.

The size of the peeling member 20C is such that it has a pocket 40 capable of accommodating the folding cover 10A (see B in FIG. 14) in the folded state.
The pocket 40 can be fixed and held so that the folding cover 10A is not opened in a state of being folded in half, and corresponds to the fixing function portion of the present invention.

As shown in B of FIG. 13, the peeling member 20C is formed by forming a bag-shaped pocket 40 by bending and stacking the lid portion 42 on the main body 41 and connecting the side portions with the connecting portion 43, for example. be. The pocket space 44 is opened to one end side in the front-rear direction, and the size of the opening and the pocket space 44 is set so that the folding cover 10A can be inserted from the opening edge portion 42a. The opening edge portion 42a is provided at a position shifted so as not to overlap the end portion of the main body 41, facilitating the insertion of the folding cover 10A.

When the hand cover 10 is used, as shown in A of FIG. 13, the peeling member 20C is peeled off from the attachment portion 15 and stored in an appropriate place for carrying.
After that, when the hand cover 10 is removed from the hand, the hand cover 10 is folded in half to form a folding cover 10A.

Next, as shown in B of FIG. 13, the folding cover 10A is inserted into the pocket space 44 from the opening edge 42a into the pocket 40 of the peeling member 20C taken out from the storage location. As a result, the folding cover 10A is fixed in the folded state and does not open.
At this time, if the adhering portion 15 comes into contact with the inner surface of the pocket 40 and adheres, the folding cover 10A in the pocket 40 is less likely to fall off.

Therefore, the folding cover 10A and the peeling member 20C are disposed of together in a state of being carried in this state and timely.
At the time of this disposal, the folded state can be fixed without exposing the grip surface 10b, and only the outer surface 10c is touched, so that the disposal becomes easy in a timely manner and in a limited place.
Moreover, the peeling member 20C can be effectively used.
If the hand cover 10 is folded in four instead of being folded in half, the size of the peeling member 20C can be reduced accordingly.

FIG. 14 shows another disposal method using the peeling member 20D according to the sixth embodiment. FIG. 14A shows that the peeling member 20D is removed and the hand cover 10 is used.
The peeling member 20D removed from the hand cover 10 is stored in an appropriate place and carried.

The peeling member 20D forms a large rectangle substantially the same as the peeling member 20C, but in this example, a slit 50 is provided instead of a pocket.
The slit 50 can be fixed and held so that the folding cover 10A is not opened in a state of being folded in half, and corresponds to the fixing function portion of the present invention.

The slit 50 is formed so as to be slightly shorter than the total width along the width direction, and stop holes 51 for preventing cuts are provided at both ends. The stop hole 51 prevents the slit 50 from being cut into the periphery.

FIG. 14B shows that when the hand cover 10 is removed from the hand, it is folded in half to form the folding cover 10A. The folding cover 10A is not limited to folding in half, and may be folded in various ways such as folding in four.

In FIG. 14C, one end of the folding cover 10A is inserted into the slit 50 and pushed into the peeling member 20D taken out from the storage location. When the size of the folding cover 10A in the front-rear direction, which is half-folded shorter than the width, is shorter than the width, the folding cover 10A is rotated by 90 ° in a plane and inserted into the slit 50.
Push the folding cover 10A about halfway through the slit 50. As a result, the folded state is fixed by the peeling member 20D and cannot be opened.
Further, if the adhering portion 15 overlaps the inner surface of the peeling member 20D, it is difficult for the adhering portion 15 to come off due to the adhesion.

Therefore, it is carried in this state and disposed of in the right place in a timely manner in this state.
In this way, the peeling member 20D can be used in a thin state, the peeling member 20D can be effectively used, and manufacturing is easy.

FIG. 14D is a modified example of the slit, which is a V-shaped slit 52. This V-shape is convex in the insertion direction of the folding cover 10A. In this way, the opening at the time of insertion can be increased. Further, since the slit direction is directed to the front-rear direction, it is difficult to reach the side edge even if a notch occurs.

FIG. 14E is another modification of the slit, which is a wavy line-shaped slit 53. Even in this way, the opening at the time of insertion can be increased.
Both of these slits 52 and 53 correspond to the fixed function portion of the present invention.
Further, the shape of the slit is not limited to these, and may be a curved line such as a semicircular arc shape.
Further, also in this case, if the hand cover 10 is folded in four instead of being folded in half, the size of the peeling member 20D can be reduced accordingly.

The invention of the present application is not limited to each of the above embodiments, and various modifications and applications are possible within the principle of the invention.
For example, the grip is a hanging ring of a train, a bus, or the like, and is not limited to a ring-shaped or the like, and may be a linear one such as a handrail. Furthermore, not only these hard materials but also soft materials such as plants and meats may be used as grips that are the subject of the present invention if they are gripped by hand.

Further, since the guideline 11 is for positioning, not only the approximate contour shape of the hand but also a simple alignment mark such as a triangle or a cross character may be used.
Furthermore, if the purpose is not to quickly and easily peel off the peeling member at the attachment part, but to provide a hanging part for safe, quick and easy attachment and detachment, it is not always necessary to combine it with a peeling member having a protruding part. Instead, the adhering portion may be combined with a double-sided tape having no protruding portion (for example, FIG. 15).
In this case, it is possible to improve the wearability by arranging the partially attached portion, and to enjoy the effect of facilitating and speeding up safe removal and disposal by forming the hanging portion.

1: Hand 2: Palm 3: Thumb 4F: 4 fingers 5: Middle finger 9: Grip 10: Hand cover 10a: Cover part 10b: Grip surface 10c: Outer surface 11: Guideline 12: Palm part 13: Thumb part 14: 4 fingers 14a: Fingertip side tip 15: Adhesive part 18: Wrist side end 19: Hanging part 20: Peeling member 21: Overhanging part

Claims (6)

In a hand cover provided with a cover portion (10a) including a palm portion (12) covering the palm and a finger covering portion (17) covering the fingers, the hand cover is attached to the inner surface of the hand by the attachment portion (15).
The attachment portion (15) is partially arranged at a specific position of the cover portion (10a), and is also partially arranged.
The specific position is a position near the periphery of the cover portion (10a) and is a position where the cover portion (10a) is attached to a part around the inner surface of the hand.
Use state in which the cover portion (10a) is attached to the inner surface of the hand that, when directing the palm down, a position for forming the dangling portion hanging down from the put that with fixing position around the hand downwards (19) A hand cover featuring.
The hand cover according to claim 1, wherein the specific position is on the fingertip side or wrist side of the cover portion (10a) or near the left-right end portion of the palm portion (12). In a hand cover provided with a cover portion (10a) including a palm portion (12) covering the palm and a finger covering portion (17) covering the fingers, the hand cover is attached to the inner surface of the hand by the attachment portion (15).
The attachment portion (15) is partially arranged at a specific position of the cover portion (10a).
In this specific position, when the cover portion (10a) is attached to the inner surface of the hand and the palm is turned downward, the cover portion (10a) hangs downward from the attachment portion (15) and the hanging portion (10a). It is the position that forms 19) and
The attachment portion (15) includes a first surface (15a) that adheres to the inner surface side of the hand and a second surface (15b) that adheres to the specific position of the cover portion (10a).
The first surface (15a) is covered with a peeling member (20) so as to be peelable.
A hand cover characterized in that the peeling member (20) is larger than the adhering portion (15) and a protruding portion (21) is formed so as to project around the adhering portion (15). In claim 3, the attachment portion (15) has a larger area (S2) of the second surface than the area (S1) of the first surface, and also has a larger area (S2).
A hand cover characterized in that the area (S3) of the peeling member (20) is larger than the area (S2) of the second surface. In claim 3 or 4, the attachment portion (15) is provided only on the central portion side of the palm portion (12), and when the palm is turned downward in the used state, the attachment portion (15) is sandwiched. The wrist side end portion (18) of the palm portion (12) and the tip portion (14a) of the finger covering portion (17) face each other and hang downward to form a hanging portion (19). Hand cover to do. In claim 3, the peeling member (20) is removed from the hand, and the folding cover (10A) folded with the grip surface (10b) inside is fixed and held so as not to open. A hand cover characterized by having 40, 50, 52, 53).

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