Headgear and method for manufacturing the same
Abstract
The present invention relates to a new headgear for protecting the head of a person, the new headgear comprising: a base body; a plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements embedded or adhered to the base body; a cover element that surrounds the base body and the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements; a pair of adjustment pieces partially embedded or adhered to the low portion of the base body; and an adjustment band or strap that joins both adjustment pieces; wherein the base body is made of a material capable of absorbing low frequency impacts and the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements are made of a material capable of absorbing high frequency impacts. The present invention further relates to a method for producing a new headgear.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A headgear for protecting the head of a person, the headgear comprising:
a base body; a plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements embedded in or adhered to the base body; a cover element that surrounds the base body and the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements as well as comprises a fabric made of different materials with a specific pattern; a pair of adjustment elements partially embedded in or adhered to the low portion of the base body; and an adjustment band or strap that joins both adjustment pieces; wherein the base body is made of a material capable of absorbing low frequency impacts and the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements are made of a material capable of absorbing high frequency impacts; wherein the headgear further comprises a sweat absorbing element placed in the inner forehead of the headgear.
2 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the base body comprises a hollow portion for introducing the head of a user.
3 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein a front part of the base body can be open face, full face (face saver) or have cheek protection.
4 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the base body is designed from anthropometric measures.
5 . The headgear of claim 4 , wherein the anthropometric measures are obtained by database with a three-dimensional model of a head according to the headgear size.
6 . The headgear of claim 3 , wherein an opening of the front part of the base body having an open face provides a lateral field of view of 230° and an upward field of view of 53°.
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10 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the adjustment pieces further comprise a plurality of holes that distribute the shear forces in the material of the base body.
11 . The headgear of claim 10 , wherein the plurality of holes of the adjustment elements are located at the portion that is inserted into the base body.
12 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the adjustment band comprises a band with a hook and loop fastener
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15 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the base body further comprise a plurality of cavities for housing the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements.
16 . The headgear of claim 15 , wherein each one of the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements is shaped to match a corresponding one of the plurality of cavities of the base body.
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19 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the material capable of absorbing high frequency impacts is a D30, Koroyd®, Purple®, Poron® XRD®, Antrilage®, NBR, PVC, or Vinyl Nitrile, material.
20 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements comprises a back protector, a forehead protector, two lateral protectors that protects the ears, two jaw protectors, two nape protectors, two parietal protectors and two temple protectors
21 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the material capable of absorbing low frequency impacts is Ethylene and Vinyl Acetate/V2 (EVA compound with V2 shock absorbing blend), wherein the proportion of E and VA compounds is between 15% to 35% of VA; and between 85% to 65% of E.
22 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the material capable of absorbing low frequency impacts may present at least one of the following features: hypoallergenic, antimicrobial, antibacterial, UV rays resistant, scented and/or a material that prevents fungal formation
23 . The headgear of claim 22 , wherein the base body and the lateral protectors on each side of the head are configured to provide a system that allows air to escape from the ear.
24 . The headgear of claim 23 , wherein the system that allows air to escape comprises of two holes that pass through both the base body and the respective lateral protector.
25 . The headgear of claim 24 , wherein the holes may be placed in different planes.
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27 . A method for manufacturing a headgear, comprising the steps of:
molding the base body with an EVA compound which has the following proportion of Vinyl Acetate (VA) and Ethylene (E); between 15% to 35% of VA between 85% to 65% of E; V2 shock absorbing compound, once molded the base body with this blend the base body will has a hardness of 40-50 asker C manufacturing, by molding, a base body, wherein a pair of adjustment elements are placed during or after the molding process; providing a plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements; placing each one of the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements into a corresponding cavity or smooth surface of the base body; providing a cover element: placing a cover element over the base body and the plurality of high frequency impact absorbing elements; providing an adjustment band or strap; and passing the adjustment band or strap through a plurality of grooves of the adjustment elements.
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42 . The headgear of claim 1 , wherein the material capable of absorbing high frequency impacts is a material configured for attenuating high frequency impacts by reducing damping.
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