TWM623114U - Rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective gear with integrally woven and formed accommodating space - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention discloses a rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective gear which is integrally woven to form an accommodating space, including a fabric body, which is composed of at least one single-layer area and at least one multi-layer area to form an integrally formed fabric, and the multi-layer area defines a A accommodating space. Through the composition of the above components, the multi-layer area structure integrally woven and formed in the fabric body is used as the accommodating space to provide the insertion of relevant accessories, which avoids the trouble of the accommodating space in the prior art that needs to be formed through secondary processing, and accelerates the product. The benefits of production speed, overall beauty, and the strength of the fabric body can also reduce the cost of materials and labor costs during secondary processing, and avoid the loss of cutting materials. Insufficient strength, wear and tear, loose wire and other problems.

Description

Rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective gear with integrated weaving and forming accommodation space

This creation is related to the technical field of protective or rehabilitation equipment, especially refers to a rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective device with an integrated woven and formed accommodation space.

In order to protect users during exercise or rehabilitation, protective equipment such as "waist pads" and "knee pads" are often worn. The "waist support" assists the user's lumbar muscles to support the spine, while the "knee support" can reduce the shaking of the knees.

As shown in Figures 9 to 11, the structure of the above-mentioned "waist support", "knee support" and other protective equipment generally includes a stretchable elastic belt 91, a plurality of which are arranged along the extending direction of the belt body 91, and provide a predetermined rigidity. The support pieces 92 and the plurality of patches 93 corresponding to the support pieces 92 are covered on the belt body 91 .

It can be seen from the structure of the above prior art that the support member 92 is covered and fixed on the belt body 91 ′ by the patch 93, and the patch 93 needs to be fixed one by one by using the adhesive or sewing process and the method of secondary processing. on the belt body 91 .

Due to the need for secondary processing, the total production man-hours and manpower increase, and the receipt, delivery and inventory of each material will also derive the cost of man-hours, manpower and storage locations, and the material cutting for secondary processing will also inevitably produce loss.

In addition, when the sewing process is used for secondary processing, it is easy to cause insufficient strength of the sewing thread, and it will also cause product defects after the sewing thread at the sewing place is broken. Therefore, it is necessary to improve how to reduce the components of secondary processing.

In view of the problems and deficiencies of the prior art, the main purpose of this creation is to provide a rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective gear with an integrated weaving and forming accommodation space. Enhance the strength of the product and the stability that is not easy to wear.

According to the above purpose of the present invention, a rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective gear for integrally woven and formed accommodating space is proposed, including a fabric body, which is composed of at least one single-layer area and at least one multi-layer area. The zone defines an accommodation space. Through the composition of the above components, the multi-layer area structure integrally woven and formed in the fabric body is used as the accommodating space to provide the insertion of relevant accessories, which avoids the trouble of the accommodating space in the prior art that needs to be formed through secondary processing, and accelerates the product. The benefits of production speed, overall beauty, and the strength of the fabric body can also reduce the cost of materials and labor costs during secondary processing, and avoid the loss of cutting materials. Insufficient strength, wear and tear, loose wire and other problems.

10: Fabric body

12: Single layer area

14, 14': Multi-layer area

142: first floor

144: Second Floor

16: Edge sealing

20: Devil Felt Hook Noodles

30: Devil Felt Noodles

40: Support plug-in

S: accommodating space

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91: Belt body

92: Supports

93: Patches

[Fig. 1] is a schematic diagram of the development of the embodiment of the present invention.

[Fig. 2] is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the fabric body in the embodiment shown in Fig. 1. [Fig.

[Fig. 3] is an exploded schematic view of the partial components of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1. [Fig.

[Fig. 4] is a schematic cross-sectional view of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1. [Fig.

[Figure 5] is a schematic diagram of the implementation of this creation as a waist support.

[Figure 6] is a schematic diagram of the implementation of this creation as a knee brace.

[Fig. 7] is an expanded schematic diagram of another embodiment of the present invention.

[Fig. 8] is a schematic diagram of the development of yet another embodiment of the present creation.

[Fig. 9] is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of an embodiment of a waist support in the prior art.

[ FIG. 10 ] is an exploded schematic view of the embodiment shown in FIG. 7 .

[ Fig. 11 ] is a schematic cross-sectional view of the embodiment shown in Fig. 7 .

Hereinafter, please refer to the relevant drawings to further describe the embodiment of the rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective gear of the present invention of the integrated weaving and forming accommodating space. Various objects in the embodiments are drawn according to the scale, size, deformation or displacement suitable for the description, rather than the scale of the actual element, which will be described first. In the remaining embodiments, the same and symmetrically arranged elements are denoted by the same numerals. In addition, the directional terms such as "front, rear, left, right, up, down, inner, outer" in the description of each embodiment listed below are expressed in accordance with the specified view direction, and cannot be used as an interpretation of the limitations of this creation.

Please refer to FIGS. 1 to 4 , the rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective gear for integrally woven and formed accommodating space includes a fabric body 10 , a devil felt hook surface 20 , a devil felt wool surface 30 , and at least one supporting insert 40.

The above-mentioned fabric body 10 is formed by interwoven material strands to form a preset long sheet-like outline, and includes at least one single-layer area 12 and at least one multi-layer area 14. The woven fabric, knitted fabric, warp knitted fabric, Jersey knitted fabrics, circular knitted fabrics, and/or fabrics that have been formed using other interlacing techniques.

The multi-layer area includes a first layer 142, a second layer 144, and a sealing edge 16 integrally connected to the single-layer area 12 by an interweaving process, and two ends are defined by the first and second layers 142 and 144. An open accommodating space S. In addition, the open end of the accommodating space S is restricted by the sealing edge 16 .

The hook surface 20 of the devil felt and the wool surface 30 of the devil felt are respectively disposed at both ends of the fabric body 10 in the extending direction, and are arranged on different end surfaces of the fabric body 10 .

The above-mentioned supporting inserts 40 are inserted corresponding to the accommodating space S defined by the multi-layer area 14 to provide predetermined rigidity. In practice, the support insert 40 is selected from metal strips, rubber strips, or magnets.

Therefore, the above is an introduction to the components and assembling methods of the rehabilitation and sports auxiliary supporter of a preferred embodiment of the integrated weaving and forming accommodating space provided by this creation.

As shown in Figs. 1 to 5, after wrapping the fabric body 10 around the user's waist, cooperate with the hook and loop fasteners of the devil felt hook surface 20 and the devil felt wool surface 30, so that the fabric body 10 exerts a wrapping force on the user's waist .

In combination with the support insert 40 in the accommodating space S of the fabric body 10 , the preset rigidity provided by the fabric body 10 together assists the user's lumbar muscles to support the spine and ensures the safety protection of the user during exercise or rehabilitation.

As shown in Figures 1 to 4 and 6, wrap the fabric body 10 around the user's knee, and cooperate with the hook surface 20 of the devil felt and the hook and loop of the devil felt surface 30, so that the fabric body 10 applies a bag to the user's knee. Overwhelming power.

In combination with the fabric body 10, corresponding to both sides of the user's knees, support inserts 40 are inserted into the preset accommodation space S to restrain the user's knee pads and reduce and restrain the user's knees from shaking during exercise or rehabilitation.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the upper and lower lengths of the first and second layers 142 and 144 of the multi-layer region 14 match the upper and lower ends of the single-layer region 12 (equal length). In another embodiment as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the upper and lower lengths of the first and second layers 142 and 144 of the multi-layer region 14' are shorter than the upper and lower ends of the single-layer region 12, and the left and right widths are also the same. It can be adjusted into a slender slot outline or a wide-mouth pocket outline through the interweaving process as required.

The above descriptions are only preferred implementations of this creation, and are intended to clarify the characteristics of this creation, but not to limit the scope of this creation. , and changes well known to those skilled in the art should still fall within the scope of this creation.

10: Fabric body

12: Single layer area

14: Multi-layer area

16: Edge sealing

20: Devil Felt Hook Noodles

Claims (8)

A rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective device with integrally woven and formed accommodating space, comprising a fabric body, which is formed by interwoven material strands to form a preset long sheet-like outline, including at least one single-layer area and at least one multi-layer area Together they form an integrally formed fabric, and the multi-layer area defines an accommodating space. Rehabilitation and sports aids for an integrally knitted accommodating space according to claim 1, wherein the fabric body is selected from woven fabrics, knitted fabrics, warp knitted fabrics, jersey knitted fabrics, circular knitted fabrics, and/or Fabrics that have been formed using other interlacing techniques. As claimed in claim 1, the rehabilitation and sports auxiliary protective gear for integrally knitted and formed accommodating space, wherein opposite ends of the fabric body respectively have a matching devil felt hook surface and a devil felt wool surface. As claimed in claim 1, the rehabilitation and sports aids for integrally woven and formed accommodating space, wherein the multi-layer area comprises a first layer, a second layer, and a seal integrally connected with the single-layer area by an interweaving process The first layer and the second layer define the accommodating space, and cooperate with the sealing edge to constrain the open end of the accommodating space. As claimed in claim 4, the integrally knitted and formed accommodating space rehabilitation and sports aids, wherein the upper and lower lengths of the first layer and the second layer correspond to (equal lengths) the upper and lower edges of the single-layer area. According to claim 4, the integrally braided and formed accommodating space rehabilitation and sports aids, wherein the upper and lower lengths of the first layer and the second layer are smaller than the upper and lower edges of the single-layer area. Rehabilitation and sports aids with an integrally woven and formed accommodating space as claimed in claim 1, wherein the accommodating space provides at least one supporting insert for insertion. As claimed in claim 7, the rehabilitation and sports aids for the integrally woven accommodating space, wherein the supporting inserts are selected from metal strips, rubber strips, or magnets.

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