RU158723U1 - PROTECTIVE FACE MASK "ARARATKA" - Google Patents

Abstract

1. The protective face mask made of material has slits for the eyes, fixation and adjustment elements, characterized in that the mask consists of two parts: the lower part and the upper head part, the lower part has a middle seam at the back, two are located on the front on the lower part slits for the eyes, from the lower edge of which two folds are laid for freedom of the nose, and the upper suprapubic part of the mask is a stitched three-layer rim on the ties at the back, the material of the lower part being cotton chintz, and the upper part - knitted cotton Ribeye with elastanom.2. A protective mask according to claim 1, characterized in that all sections of the mask parts are covered with a four-thread overlock, and the middle seam and the seam of the ground-in part are connected on a straight-line machine.

Description

The technical field to which the utility model relates.

The utility model relates to personal protective equipment, in particular to masks designed to protect the face, cabbage and respiratory system of a person from sunburn, wind and large particles of dust. A protective face mask can be used for long walks and trips in the hot summertime by tourists, travelers, climbers.

State of the art

Known sun protection panama (RF patent for utility model No. 139305, class IPC А42В 1/18, publ. 04/10/2014), including tulle and fields with electrically connected solar panels, toggle switch, variable resistor and thermal battery, characterized in that hot junctions of the thermopile are located outside the body and contain decorative elements.

A disadvantage of the known sun panama is the inability to protect the face and respiratory system from strong winds and dust.

Known protective headgear (RF patent for the invention No. 2102908, class IPC А42В 1/06, publ. 01/27/1998) containing a head consisting of wedges, a visor and a protective curtain made in the form of a drape, between the head and the protective curtain is located hinged wall. Details of the head and hinged wall are equipped with fixing means in the form of a “lightning” braid, which allows for additional protection against dust penetration. On the lower edge of the side wall is an elastic braid.

The disadvantage of this headgear is the inability to protect the user's face from direct sunlight, as well as the inability to protect the user from dust from the respiratory system.

Known protective mask (RF patent for the invention No. 2184446, class IPC АКК 55/00, АВВ 1/06, publ. 07/10/2002), including a headpiece, on the frame rings of which a canopy is attached with a mesh front part equipped with two sickle-shaped elements . In this case, the headgear is made with the possibility of regulating its size depending on the size of the head, and the lower end of the canopy is equipped with an elastic braid that is located between two rigid rings sewn into the neck of the robe at a certain distance from each other.

Known facial mask (RF patent for the invention No. 2277838, class A45F 3/52, A01K 55/00, A41D 13/11, A42B 1/06, publ. 06/20/2006), which has an insulating cover of the head and neck, and a spacing layer, which is a system of point spacers equally spaced insulating cover from the head and from the neck of a person. Opposite the face is an insulating cover, and the front grid has a spacing device that separates the insulating cover from the person’s face and is a visor placed on the forehead with its rim mounted on the person’s head.

Although these masks have a distant external resemblance to the declared protective mask, they have a different purpose, namely protection against blood-sucking and stinging insects.

The closest in technical essence (prototype) is a mask that protects the face (RF patent for utility model No. 117274, published on June 27, 2012), made of a material having slits for the eyes, with elements for fixing and adjusting the mask.

The disadvantage of this mask is the inconvenience of use, the lack of freedom for the user's nose. This inconvenience is due to the design of the mask, namely the fact that the pattern of the protective base of the mask is one flat part.

Utility Model Disclosure

The objective of the utility model is to create means for the hot summer time for the individual protection of the face, neck and respiratory organs of tourists and climbers.

The technical result is to increase ease of use by ensuring freedom for the nose of the user.

A constructive solution to the pattern of the protective mask, namely, that it consists of two parts, folds for freedom of the nose are laid on the lower part, as well as the use of knitted material as the upper part of the mask mask, which allows you to additionally pick up the lower part, provides increased usability .

The specified technical result is achieved by the fact that the protective face mask is made of material, has slits for the eyes, fixation and adjustment elements, according to the utility model, the mask consists of two parts: the lower part and the upper head part; the lower part has a middle seam behind, in front on the lower part there are two slots for the eyes, from the lower edge of which two folds are laid for freedom of the nose; and the upper nadlobny detail of the mask is a stitched three-layer rim on the ties at the back, the material of the lower part being cotton chintz, and the upper part being a knitted cotton riban with elastane.

Moreover, all sections of the parts of the protective mask can be swept over with a four-thread overlock, and the middle seam and the seam of the sewing-in of the head part can be connected on a straight-line machine.

Brief Description of the Drawings

In FIG. 1-2 shows a general view of the protective mask "Araratka": front view and rear view.

In FIG. 3-4 presents the option of using the mask "Araratka" with sunglasses and a hat.

In FIG. 4 shows a photo of the use case of the Araratka mask with sunglasses.

Utility Model Implementation

The protective face mask "Araratka" consists of two parts (Fig. 1): the lower part (2) and the upper part above the head (1). The lower part (2) has a middle seam (6) behind. In front on the lower part (2) are two slots for the eyes (3), from the lower edge of which two folds are laid for freedom of the nose (4). The upper suprapubic part (1) of the mask is a stitched three-layer rim on the back ties (5), due to which the head circumference is adjusted (Fig. 2). The material of the lower part (2) is cotton chintz, the upper part (1) is a knitted cotton ribana with elastane. All sections are covered with a four-thread overlock. The middle seam (6) and the weld seam of the head part (1) are connected on a straight-line machine.

The properties of the protective face mask "Araratka" achieved through the use of materials:

- lightness;

- breathability;

- hygroscopicity.

The Araratka mask is made of light-colored materials that can reflect the sun's rays.

The mask was developed by order of climbers. There are other examples of such hats in the form of balaclava, heat-shielding, dust-proof comforters. But the advantage of “Araratka” is that it meets the list of requirements necessary for hiking in the hot summer. Due to the properties of a thin cotton cloth, the mask is breathable and light. The design of the product is very simple, without unnecessary additional seams and piles, which provides comfort and ease of use. The cotton ribbed rim serves as a perspiration from the forehead and also protects from the environment.

The mask successfully passed its first test when climbing a group of climbers on the famous Mount Ararat, hence the name "Araratka". She protected people not only from sunburn, but also from dust and wind. The mask is different in that it is easy to talk, drink water, it is comfortable and free, easy to remove and put on. And, of course, "Araratka" must be used in combination with sunglasses and a hat (Fig. 3) for one hundred percent protection.

"Araratka" is intended primarily for climbers and tourists while climbing mountain peaks. And also it can be used for long walks and trips in open terrain unprotected from the sun.

Thus, a constructive solution to the pattern of the protective mask, namely, that it consists of two parts, and also that folds for freedom of the nose are laid on the lower part from the lower edge of the eye slots, provide increased usability.

A comparative analysis of the claimed utility model showed that the set of essential features of the claimed device is not known from the prior art and therefore corresponds to the patentability condition “Novelty”.

The above information confirms the possibility of using the claimed personal protective equipment to protect a person’s face, neck and respiratory organs from sunburn, wind and large dust particles, and therefore meets the patentability condition “Industrial Applicability”.

Claims (2)

1. The protective face mask made of material has slits for the eyes, fixation and adjustment elements, characterized in that the mask consists of two parts: the lower part and the upper head part, the lower part has a middle seam at the back, two are located on the front on the lower part slits for the eyes, from the lower edge of which two folds are laid for freedom of the nose, and the upper suprapubic part of the mask is a stitched three-layer rim on the ties at the back, the material of the lower part being cotton chintz, and the upper part - knitted cotton ribana with elastane. 2. The protective mask according to claim 1, characterized in that all sections of the mask parts are covered with a four-thread overlock, and the middle seam and the seam of the ground-in part are connected on a straight-line machine.

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