RU208578U1 - Protective summer overalls with the possibility of installing a built-in system for stopping bleeding - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to human protective clothing and can be used in a number of human professions that are associated with daily health risks due to hazardous working conditions associated with an increased risk of injury and injury. Protective summer overalls are made with the possibility of placing a built-in bleeding control system in it, which will ensure simplicity and reliability of work in field and combat conditions in the warm season.

Description

The utility model refers to a person's protective clothing and can be used in a number of human occupations that are associated with daily health risks due to hazardous working conditions.

Known protective overalls with a built-in system for stopping bleeding (RF patent 2732720 C1), including the upper part, which is made in the form of a shirt with sleeves, and the lower part, made in the form of trousers, equipped with a hemostatic system in the form of a hollow air-filled tourniquet on the sleeves in the shoulder area and on trousers in the groin area, characterized in that the overalls on the surface have fabric stripes under which the harnesses and their lines are located, the compressor connected to the control unit is located on the belt and connected by a separate air line to each harness, the compressor is made with the possibility of independent activation of each harness through separate buttons, the overalls are equipped with break-type wires of activating action, connected to the control unit. The disadvantage of this overalls is that it is cumbersome to use, contains complex components and does not provide ease of operation in field and combat conditions, and also does not take into account the peculiarities of the seasons.

The tonic result of the utility model is the elimination of the bulkiness of the protective overalls and the provision of ease of operation in the field and combat conditions. This overalls is a protective type of equipment that can be used in a wide range of professions associated with an increased risk of injury and injury. The features of this overalls, first of all, include the ability to install an embedded system for emergency stop bleeding when receiving wounds that are dangerous to the life and health of the operator. The rest include such parameters as tailoring with a cut, a combination of different types of fabrics, the presence of passive ventilation systems for different areas of the body, the presence of zippered pockets, moisture resistance of the most important parts and moisture repellency in general, mobility and ease of use, the ability to wear together with additional equipment , including those with body armor, and the ranks of others.

The jumpsuit itself is made of a three-layer membrane moisture-repellent softshell and a knitted stretch mesh. Two types of protected zippers were used, on the dogs of which there are textile grips-straps everywhere, for ease of use, contact tapes (Velcro). The style of the overalls is made in such a way that it fits more tightly to the body, due to which it works more efficiently in terms of moisture removal and fewer folds are formed, which create inconvenience when wearing a bulletproof vest, sleeves and legs are free. When closed, all zippered runners are driven into special fabric niche bags that do not allow the runners to dangle and cling to the dogs. Stitched fabric tabs are provided at the tips of the dogs for easy use of zippers. The stitching takes place in such a way that there is no risk of snagging at all.

Sleeves. In the upper part, closer to the shoulder, perpendicular to the section of the limb (horizontal position), there is a waterproof zipper for access to the built-in hemostatic system (VKS), inside a link 3 made of elastic or mesh fabric is sewn for this system, to protect the VKS from snagging during dressing and taking off the overalls. Below, on the outside, an area of contact tape 4 is provided for attaching stripes with identification designation. In the place of the elbow bend of the arm, in the inner part, a contact tape 21 is also used to install and fix the elbow protective shields. Closer to the wrist there is a pocket for a zipper 6. Along the inner part, along the entire sleeve, there is a zipper 5, and along it, starting from the armpits, there is a knitted stretch mesh for ventilation of the arms and body. The zipper ends before reaching the wrist, on the very wrist at the bottom of the sleeve a contact tape 7 is used to fix the bottom of the sleeve, preventing tissue fracture, additionally has an aesthetic appearance. The zipper itself is designed for easy and quick access to the limb without damaging the integrity of the jumpsuit itself.

Torso. A tractor zipper with two locks 1 is installed along the front of the entire length, designed for putting on and taking off the overalls. In the front part, the zipper reaches the upper part of the throat, in the back - in the tailbone area, where the lock is hidden behind a special curtain-drawer 14. All the zipper is hidden by a textile moisture-proof strip along the entire length. The lock 15 from the coccyx side, allows you to open the zipper, if you need to relieve a great need, without removing the overalls. On the sides, from the armpits to the waist, a strong and elastic knitted stretch mesh 2 is sewn in for torso ventilation and flexibility in the use of the jumpsuit (arm and torso manipulation). On the sides in front, next to the ventilation nets, there are long zippers along the torso for access to the pockets 22, which can be freely used even when wearing a bulletproof vest, a vest, etc. A zipper 10 is installed in the groin, if necessary, to relieve a small need. On the back there is a sewn area made of contact tape 13 for attaching patches with identification designation. Below the waist, on the back side, an elastic moisture-repellent softshell 16 is used, which provides a free squat (flexibility and elasticity), as well as two zipped pockets 23 are sewn in. Along the waist around the waist there are reinforced loops 24 for wearing standard and unloading belts. Below the belt, in front closer to the sides, pockets with zippers are sewn in 9. Elastic bands 26 are sewn on the sides at the level of the belt, to ensure the fit and compression of the waist area, due to which this jumpsuit can be worn by people of comparatively different build.

Pants. In the upper part of the front, closer to the groin area, there is a waterproof zipper for access to the built-in hemostatic system (VKS), inside a drawstring 12 made of elastic or mesh fabric is sewn for this system, to protect the VKS from snags while putting on and taking off the overalls. Below on the sides are sewn pockets with a zipper 25. From the sides, from the bottom of the pocket to the bottom of the entire leg, there is a longitudinal zipper 27, designed for easy and quick access to the limb without damaging the integrity of the overalls itself. The zipper itself does not reach the end of the bottom of the legs, but ends with a Velcro fastener made of contact tape 20, to fix the bottom of the leg, in addition, it prevents tissue fracture, the formation of a large number of folds and increases the efficiency of fitting the legs to the shape of the ankles, in addition, it wears an aesthetic external view. Such a configuration of a zipper and a velcro fastener makes it possible to set the legs into the ankle boots. There will be no squeezing or discomfort effect. Stretch knitted mesh is sewn into the side of the zipper for ventilation. At the bottom of the groin, a knitted elastic mesh 11 is provided for flexible and comfortable use of the overalls when worn, in addition, it performs the basic function of ventilation. In the knee area, at the back on the sides, there are tabs on the contact strip 18 for installing knee shields. Just above the knee bend 17 and at the level of the bend 19, Velcro is installed to fix the shields on the knees. On the knees themselves, an elastic softshell 8 is used for comfort while bending the knees, which prevents the legs from stretching.

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Figure 1 is a front view of the jumpsuit;

Fig. 2 is a rear view of the jumpsuit.

Claims (3)

1. Protective overalls, consisting of an upper part, which is made in the form of a shirt with sleeves, while in the upper part of the sleeves, closer to the shoulder, perpendicular to the section of the limb, there is a zipper for access to the built-in hemostatic system and a fabric curtain, contact tapes for installation and fixing the elbow shields in the inner part of the elbow bend of the arm, with a zipper and knitted elastic stretching mesh along the inner part along the sleeves, with a contact tape on the wrist in the cuffs, with a zipper with two locks from the upper part of the throat to the entire length of the front part to the back of the coccyx , with an elastic knitted stretch mesh along the torso, with reinforced loops along the waist around the waist, and the lower part, which is made in the form of legs, while in the upper part of the front of the legs, next to the groin area, there is a zipper for access to the built-in hemostatic system and a drawstring made of fabric, with longitudinal zippers along both legs on the sides. 2. The protective overalls according to claim 1, characterized in that the zipper with two locks is tractor. 3. Protective overalls according to claim 1, characterized in that a zipper is located in the groin.

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