RU200739U9 - DISPOSABLE HYGIENIC CLOSE WITH RELEASE ELEMENT. - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to disposable hygienic products, namely, disposable capes - covers used to cover seats in transport, lying places in trains and medical beds, as well as common areas. The disposable hygienic cape for seating of users contains an elongated strip of non-woven material with a hood made on one of the narrow sides, on one of the sides of the strip there is an element in the form of a cloth made with the possibility of separating it from the strip. The technical result of the utility model is to ensure hygiene and protection from contamination when using the seat during work, flight, medical examination, both in terms of creating a barrier between the user and the seat, and in terms of ensuring the cleanliness of the cover itself due to the presence of a tear-off element, using which it is possible to eliminate or prevent accidental contamination without rendering the barrier part of the cape unusable in terms of hygiene.

Description

The utility model relates to disposable hygienic products, namely to disposable capes - covers used to cover seats in transport, lying places on trains and medical beds, for example, when examining a patient by a doctor or for a dental / gynecological chair, as well as on chairs in factories where one workplace can be used by different employees. This product is designed to create a barrier between users and places to sit, rest or work while providing the user with an additional hygiene product, for example, a napkin that can be used during the trip (medical examination, work, etc.), attached to the cover with the possibility of separating an additional hygiene product from a disposable cape - a cover.

The following technical solutions are known from the prior art.

Known cover for an armchair or sofa of a vehicle, intended for installation on the seat and / or on the back of the seat, which is a structure, the front part of which is made of interconnected parts made of flexible material, as well as a structural element in the form of a module placed with side of the front part, while the specified module is removable and made of a composite material, including two tissue surfaces and a surface of a pore polyurethane membrane, interconnected by lamination technology, while the surface of a pore polyurethane membrane is placed between the tissue surfaces and is oriented towards the front part cover (RF patent No. RU119298U1, publication date: 08/20/2011).

The known solution has a removable element, but its function and design differs from the detachable element in the proposed solution.

The closest analogue of the patent article is a disposable protective cover for a car seat and the like, which contains an elongated strip of film with a pocket or cap on the upper end, which is put on the upper end of the set, and the rest of the film runs down the front surface. seat. The film is a coextruded film formed from two different thermoplastic materials having different adhesion properties such that the sticky side of the film faces inward toward the seat and the slippery side faces outward. High density polyethylene forms one surface and low density polyethylene or linear low density polyethylene forms the other surface. (US patent No. US4676376A, published 06/30/1987).

The known article is a disposable cover with a "hood" in the upper part, which allows the article to be put on a transport seat without displacement of the seat cover, even when the seat cover is subjected to lateral displacement forces when a person or other object slides on the outer surface of the seat cover.

The disadvantage of the known product is that it becomes unusable when it is necessary to eliminate contamination, for example, from the skin of the hands when eating on the plane and the absence or shortage of napkins, after which, in order to continue using the seat, it becomes necessary to replace the disposable cape completely, or to use a contaminated cover.

The technical problem solved by the claimed product consists in ensuring the removal of a contaminated area from a disposable hygienic cape used for other hygienic needs, in addition to creating a barrier between the user and the seat, without completely removing the cape from the seat (bunk, chair, etc.).

The problem is solved by introducing a tear-off element into the design of a disposable hygienic cape, located in the side of the cape and located outside the area of contact between the user and the seat through the cape.

The technical result of the utility model is to ensure hygiene when using the seat during work, flight, medical examination, etc. both in terms of creating a barrier between the user and the seat, and in terms of ensuring the cleanliness of the cover itself due to the presence of a tear-off element, with the help of which it is possible to eliminate or prevent accidental contamination without rendering the barrier part of the cape unusable in terms of hygiene.

The claimed technical result is achieved due to the design of a disposable hygienic cape containing an elongated strip of nonwoven material with a hood made on one of the narrow sides, on one side of the strip there is an element in the form of a web made with the possibility of removing it from the strip.

In a particular case, a web-like element is placed on one of the long sides of the strip.

In a particular case, hoods are placed on both narrow sides of the strip.

In a particular case, the web-like element is attached to the strip by means of a seam.

In a particular case, the element in the form of a web is integrally made with the strip and a number of perforations are made at the point of separation.

Further, the solution is explained by reference to the figures, which show the following.

FIG. 1 is a front view of a disposable sanitary cape.

FIG. 2 is a side view of a disposable sanitary cape.

FIG. 3 is a rear view of a disposable sanitary cape.

A disposable hygienic cape is a cover or cover for individual disposable use on the seats of any transport passenger vehicles (train, plane, bus, car, etc.), patients during a medical examination, service workers, where different workplaces can use one workplace. employees (for example, cashiers), as well as visitors to catering places, cinemas, multifunctional centers, etc. The cover can also serve as an advertising module, that is, a place where an advertiser can place an advertisement for his services or goods to familiarize users of the proposed product and their fellow travelers (neighbors in a cafe, other visitors of the MFC, etc.)

The product contains an elongated strip 1 of non-woven material with a hood 2 for attaching the product to the seat back, made on one of the narrow sides 3. In particular cases, hoods for attaching to the seat are placed on both sides of the strip. Hood 2 allows the cover to be fixed to the seat back without the possibility of it slipping off the seat, which provides barrier protection for the user from direct contact with the seat during the entire period of use of the seat. An additional hood allows you to fix the cape in the lower part of the seat, giving additional protection not only from slipping, but also from crushing the cape.

On one side of the strip 1 there is an element 4 in the form of a web, made with the possibility of removing it from the strip. Element 4 can be made in one piece with a strip and be produced in factory production immediately with it when sewing according to developed patterns. It is possible to make a series of perforations at the tear-off point 5, along which the tear-off element can be easily removed after use.

At the tear-off point 5, the web 4 can also be connected to the base strip 1 by means of an easily diverging seam. It is also possible to attach the tear-off element to the base strip by means of thermal attachment.

Any place of the cape can be provided with a place 6 for placing advertisements, for example, in the form of a banner glued on, sewn on or printed directly on the strip.

Non-woven fabric is used as the product material. Examples of materials used:

- materials with plant fibers (cellulose, cotton);

- materials with animal fibers (wool, silk);

- materials with artificial fibers from synthetic polymers.

The thickness of the cape material can vary from 0.1 mm to 200 mm. The sizes of the cape can be designed for both child car seats and large sofas (strip length - up to 20,000 mm, strip width - up to 30,000 mm, hood length - up to 10,000 mm). The sizes of the tear-off cloth can also vary from the size of a napkin to the size of a tablecloth on a large table (from 0.1 mm to 20,000 mm).

An example of the implementation of the utility model.

A disposable cape for individual use for aircraft passengers is packed in an individual package, which is placed on the seat while waiting for the passenger, or is given to the passenger at the check-in counter before boarding. The passenger or flight attendant opens the package, removing the seal, unfolds the cape with two hoods (hood length from 3000 to 5000 mm) on both sides of the long strip (strip length 12000 mm, width 7000 mm), which are attached to the seat back and in the lower part of the seat, due to which the cape is stretched, and the passenger can sit comfortably in the seat. The tear-off element, which acts as a napkin for positioning on the passenger's knees, has dimensions of 7000 X 7000 mm and is attached to the main strip using an easily diverging seam. When eating, the passenger puts the specified tear-off element on his knees and, after eating, can tear the element from the main cape and dispose of it.

Thus, the proposed product provides both a barrier protection of the passenger from contact with the seat and protection from contamination of both the passenger and the seat, as well as the main body of the sanitary cape.

Claims (6)

1. Disposable sanitary cape for seating of users, comprising an elongated strip of nonwoven material with a hood made on one of the narrow sides, while on one of the sides of the strip there is a web-like element made with the possibility of separating it from the strip. 2. A disposable sanitary cape according to claim 1, characterized in that the web-like element is placed on one of the long sides of the strip. 3. A disposable sanitary cape according to claim 1, characterized in that hoods are placed on both narrow sides of the strip. 4. A disposable sanitary cape according to claim 1, characterized in that the web-like element is attached to the strip by means of a seam. 5. The disposable sanitary cape according to claim 1, characterized in that the web-like element is integrally formed with the strip. 6. A disposable sanitary cape according to claim 1, characterized in that a number of perforations are made at the point where the web-like element separates from the strip.

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