TWM577722U - Protective gear structure - Google Patents

Abstract

The structure of the brace is to solve the problem that the brace of the brace is uncomfortable. The utility model comprises: a set of rings, which is bent and stretched to make the opposite edges of the ferrules; at least one film, wherein a glued surface is attached to the surface of the rim of the ferrule; and at least one sheet, covered Another glued surface attached to the film. The protective device of the structure can achieve a flat joint surface, so as to avoid the lack of the wearing comfort and the conformity of the traditional protective gear due to the protrusion formed by the reverse stitching or the overlapping seam.

Description

Protective gear structure

This creation is a structure of a brace, especially a protector having a flat joint edge and a wearable feel.

For sports, rehabilitation and other needs, people will wear protective gear such as elbow pads and knee pads. The function of these protective gears is to be wrapped around the joints of the body, such as the elbows, wrists, knees, etc., by a tight retaining ring to avoid displacement or strain of joints and muscles in the joints. A pad is provided to prevent the part from being impacted by external force.

The above-mentioned brace is formed in a manner similar to that of the sock. The yarn containing the elastic strip is woven into a cylindrical ferrule in a looped manner, and then cut into a suitable length and then folded at the trimming edge. Although the ferrule-type protective gear can be said to be seamlessly joined, the re-folded seam will still form a thick-edged structure, which will feel uncomfortable and rough when worn. Another type of protective gear is formed by cutting the elastic cloth into a proper width, and then sewing the two trimming edges into a set of loops, and the seam edge is bound to form a convex shape and has a feeling of wearing and not conforming.

As shown in FIG. 1 , a conventional anti-collision or joint protection utility is usually sewed or thermo-compressed on a ferrule 90. The pad is formed into a circular convex pad. The upper line is placed directly above the joint 94 of the human body, and the joint can be flexibly rotated by the central recess 96, and the ring-shaped pad body can resist the impact of external force. Due to the limited area of the pad, this type of brace can only provide a collision protection for a very small area around the joint, but for a body part outside this range, there is a great risk of injury. Another disadvantage of this type of pad type protector is that it looks as ugly as the plaster is used to fix the injured part.

Another drawback of the above-mentioned traditional protective gear is that since the protective gear is mostly used at the joint, as the joint moves frequently (such as running or playing), the protective gear will be displaced and cannot be stably used for the desired The part must be pulled back frequently to hinder its ease of use.

In view of the above-mentioned lack of the traditional protection, the present invention provides a structure of a brace, comprising: a set of rings, which are bent and elastically stretched to make opposite edges of the two edges; at least one film, wherein a glued surface is attached to the surface of the rim of the ferrule; and at least one sheet is applied to the other glued surface of the film.

For example, in the structure of the above-mentioned brace, it is preferable that the inner and outer surfaces of the rim of the ferrule are attached with a film and a sheet.

For example, the structure of the brace as described above preferably further includes a pad body disposed on the opposite outer surface of the ferrule.

As with the structure of the brace described above, preferably, the pad system completely covers the rim of the ferrule.

As the structure of the brace described above, preferably, the surface of the pad body has a plurality of bumps.

As with the structure of the brace described above, preferably, a portion of the plurality of bumps has a relatively high height.

Preferably, the pad forms a pattern or texture that provides support or protection for a body portion to which the brace is applied, as in the construction of the brace described above.

For the structure of the above-mentioned brace, preferably, the pad body comprises a body and a strip-shaped pad body extending from the edge of the body.

For the structure of the brace as described above, preferably, the body of the pad body and the extended strip-shaped pad body are provided with bumps.

For example, the structure of the above-mentioned brace, preferably, the opposite inner surface of the ferrule is provided with a slip-proof or massage facility; and, preferably, the anti-slip or massage facility is a strip, a mesh or a point-like protrusion .

The structure of the brace as described above, by forming a flat joint edge by the butt-joined joint, can avoid the influence of the protrusion formed by the reverse stitch or the overlapping seam of the traditional protector. Loss of wearing comfort and clothing. Further, by providing the pad body on the outer surface of the above-mentioned brace, it is possible to provide protection against impact, muscle strain, and the like of the application site of the user. Moreover, by providing a slip-proof or massage facility on the inner surface of the above-mentioned brace, the brace can be prevented from slipping during use, and the use portion can be massaged to relieve the tight discomfort of wearing for a long time.

At least one embodiment is described below, and the preferred embodiment of the present invention and its contents are described with reference to the drawings. It is to be understood that the application of the present invention is not limited to the details of the embodiments described in the following description or the drawings. The present invention has other embodiments and can be implemented or performed in various applications in various ways. In addition, it should be understood that the phraseology and terminology used herein are for the purpose of description

As shown in Figure 2 and 3. The structure of the brace of the first preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises: a set of loops 10, which are mainly formed by bending a resilient cloth 12, wherein the opposite edges 14 of the elastic cloth are joined in a butt joint manner (non-overlapping). . In addition, a film 16 is attached to one surface or both surfaces of the edge 14 of the elastic cloth 12, and a sheet 18 is further applied to the other bonding surface of the film 16, and the elastic cloth 12 is bent and joined. An integral inseparable ferrule 10. The protective sheet structure as described above, the sheet 18 is preferably a film or cloth having a low deformation property, so that the edge 14 of the ferrule 10 is not easily deformed by stretching and being separated, and the elastic cloth 12 can still provide a protective device. The need for elastic stretching and tightening.

As shown in FIG. 3, the inner and outer surfaces of the rim of the ferrule 10 are attached with a film 16 and a sheet 18, but in other feasible embodiments, the film and the sheet may be attached only. One of the inner and outer surfaces of the ferrule joint, such as the outer surface, allows the inner surface that comes into contact with the user's skin to have almost no raised foreign matter, and can obtain the most compliant without excessive loss of joint strength. Comfortable feeling.

As shown in Figures 4 and 5. The structure of the brace of the second preferred embodiment of the present invention further includes a pad body 20 disposed on the opposite outer surface of the ferrule 10 of the brace of the first preferred embodiment, wherein the pad body may be fully covered or Partially covering the outer surface of the ferrule. As shown in the embodiment of FIG. 5, the pad body 20 can be directly attached to the surface of the ferrule 10 by hot pressing or gluing. In this case, the lamella 18 on the ferrule can be omitted to avoid partial bulging after the pad body is attached. At the same time, the fabric 12 at both ends of the ferrule may be combined by the pad body instead of the sheet 18. At this time, the pad body 20 should preferably completely cover the rim 14 of the ferrule 10.

The pad body 20 may be a plane having a thickness in application, or as shown in FIG. 5, the surface of the pad body 20 has a plurality of bumps 22, and wherein a part of the plurality of bumps has a higher height, thereby When the brace is worn on any part of the user 24 (as shown in FIG. 4), the higher bump 221 can withstand the external force impact of the first time to protect the main part of the joint, while the lower bump 223 bears Subsequent impact or friction to protect the surrounding area of the joint for full protection. To this end, those skilled in the art should understand that the above-mentioned plurality of bumps 22 or bumps having different heights, each of which is connected to the pad body 20 at the bottom thereof, should be They are not connected to each other at a distance; however, it is not excluded that the bumps may be connected to each other at a portion other than the bottom. In any case, the respective isolated bumps can respectively correspond to the user's part during application, so that the user's part is easy to stretch and bend, and the impact force can be dispersed to achieve comprehensive protection.

In addition to the bumps 22 as described above, the mat body may also form a protective effect on itself, for example, the mat body may form a pattern or a texture, and the pattern or texture can be applied to the protector. The body part provides support or protection, for example, forming a strip-like pad that can be fixed, tightened, and pressurized to strengthen the muscles and fascia of the use site.

Another variation of the pad body of the above-mentioned brace is that the bump and the pattern or the texture can be integrated into one body, for example, as shown in FIG. 5, one or more strip-shaped pad bodies 26 are extended on the body edge of the pad body 20 to provide The function of the tension or pressure of the use portion, and the protrusions 22 may be further disposed on the body of the pad body and the extended strip-shaped pad body 26. The protrusions may also have different heights, for example, the body is oriented to the strip-shaped pad body 26 . Gradually lowered height arrangement.

As shown in Figure 6. The structure of the brace of the first and second preferred embodiments of the present invention, wherein the opposite inner surface of the ferrule 10 may further be provided with a slip or massage device 28, wherein the anti-slip or massage facility may be partially or fully formed in the sleeve. The opposite inner face of the ring. The slip or massage facility can be strip, mesh or point-like protrusions in the application.

The above embodiments are merely illustrative of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Any person having ordinary skill in the art may, after considering the above disclosure of the present invention, may complete the present invention. Changes and modifications in the new technological spirit. Accordingly, the scope of the present invention is described in the scope of the present patent application.

Known technology

90‧‧‧ ferrules

92‧‧‧ pads

94‧‧‧ joints

96‧‧‧ Central recess

This new type

10‧‧‧ ferrules

12‧‧‧elastic cloth

14‧‧‧ 接

16‧‧‧film

18‧‧‧Sheet

20‧‧‧ cushion body

22‧‧‧Bumps

221‧‧‧high bumps

223‧‧‧lower bumps

24‧‧‧Users

26‧‧‧ strip mat

28‧‧‧Slip or massage facility

Figure 1 is a schematic view of a known protective device applied to a human body part. 2 is a perspective view showing the structure of the protective device of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a detailed view of a portion A of Fig. 2; Figure 4 is a schematic view of the utility model of the present invention applied to a human body part. Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing the arrangement of the bumps on the pad body of the protector of the present invention. Figure 6 is a schematic view showing the anti-slip or massage facility on the ferrule of the present protective gear.

Claims (10)

The structure of the protective device comprises: a set of rings, which are bent and elastically stretched to make opposite edges of the two edges; at least one film, wherein a glued surface is attached to the surface of the rim of the ferrule; At least one sheet is applied to the other bonding surface of the film. The structure of the protective device of claim 1, wherein the inner and outer surfaces of the rim of the ferrule are attached with a film and a sheet. The structure of the brace of claim 1 further comprising a pad disposed on the opposite outer surface of the ferrule. The structure of the brace of claim 3, wherein the pad system completely covers the rim of the ferrule. The structure of the brace of claim 3, wherein the surface of the pad body has a plurality of bumps. The structure of the brace of claim 5, wherein a portion of the plurality of bumps has a higher height. The structure of the brace of claim 3, wherein the pad forms a pattern or texture that provides support or protection for a body portion to which the brace is applied. The structure of the brace of claim 3, wherein the pad body comprises a body and a strip-shaped pad body extending from the edge of the body. The structure of the brace of claim 8, wherein the body of the pad body and the extended strip-shaped pad body are provided with bumps. The structure of the protective gear of claim 1, wherein the opposite inner surface of the ferrule is provided with a slip-proof or massage facility, wherein the anti-slip or massage facility is a strip, a mesh or a point-like protrusion.