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US 11,376,161 B2Granted
Welder protector
AssigneeOtos Wing.Co., Ltd.
InventorSung Won Huh
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Abstract
A welder protector for protecting a worker includes a face shield including a first opening and a shield surface part surrounding the first opening, goggles detachably coupled to the face shield and including a window portion and a wearing portion, the window portion corresponding to the eyes of the worker, the wearing portion extending around a head of the worker, and a helmet detachably coupled to the face shield and including a second opening corresponding to the face shield.
Claims19
A welder protector for protecting a worker, comprising:
- a face shield including a first opening and a shield surface part surrounding the first opening, the face shield having a front shield surface and a rear shield surface, the front shield surface being configured to face away from the worker when being worn by the worker;
- goggles detachably coupled with the rear shield surface of the face shield and including a window portion, a frame that is configured to couple with the face shield, an extension member positioned inward of the frame, and a wearing portion, the window portion corresponding to the eyes of the worker, the wearing portion configured to extend at least partially around a head of the worker to secure the goggles on the head of the worker, wherein a goggles protrusion extends laterally outward from a laterally outward facing surface of the goggles;
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- a helmet detachably coupled to the face shield and including a second opening corresponding to the face shield, wherein:
- the shield surface part of the face shield comprises a main surface part covering a side portion of the goggles and a bent surface part bent toward the first opening from the main surface part to form an angle with the main surface part;
- the shield surface part comprises a face shield protrusion that extends laterally inward from the main surface part;
- the extension member comprises an end portion that is configured to contact the face of the worker and prevent external light from proceeding towards the eyes of the worker, the end portion extending in a rearward direction beyond a rear end of the frame;
- the helmet comprises a front helmet surface and a rear helmet surface, the front helmet surface being configured to face away from the worker when being worn by the worker;
- the front shield surface is coupled with the rear helmet surface when the helmet is coupled with the face shield;
- when the goggles and the face shield are coupled to each other, distal ends of the goggles protrusion and the face shield protrusion extend beyond one another in generally opposite directions and the goggles protrusion is disposed between the bent surface part and the face shield protrusion so as to maintain engagement between the goggles and the face shield;
- when the goggles, the face shield, and the helmet are coupled to each other, the window portion of the goggles is exposed through the second opening of the helmet;
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- when the goggles and the face shield are coupled to each other, the wearing portion of the goggles is configured to secure both the goggles and the face shield on the head of the worker.
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A welder protector for protecting a worker, comprising:
- a face shield including a first opening and a shield surface part surrounding the first opening, the face shield having a front shield surface and a rear shield surface, the front shield surface being configured to face away from the worker when being worn by the worker;
- goggles detachably coupleable with the rear shield surface of the face shield and including a window portion, a frame that is configured to couple with the face shield, an extension member positioned inward of the frame, and a wearing portion, the window portion corresponding to the eyes of the worker, the wearing portion configured to extend at least partially around a head of the worker to secure the goggles on the head of the worker, wherein a goggles protrusion extends laterally outward from a laterally outward facing surface of the goggles;
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- a helmet detachably coupleable with the face shield and including a second opening corresponding to the face shield, wherein:
- the shield surface part of the face shield comprises a main surface part covering a side portion of the goggles and a bent surface part bent toward the first opening from the main surface part to form an angle with the main surface part;
- the shield surface part comprises a face shield protrusion that extends laterally inward from the main surface part;
- the extension member comprises an end portion that is configured to contact the face of the worker and prevent external light from proceeding towards the eyes of the worker, the end portion extending in a rearward direction beyond a rear end of the frame;
- the helmet comprises a front helmet surface and a rear helmet surface, the front helmet surface being configured to face away from the worker when being worn by the worker;
- the front shield surface is coupled with the rear helmet surface when the helmet is coupled with the face shield;
- when the goggles and the face shield are coupled to each other, distal ends of the goggles protrusion and the face shield protrusion extend beyond one another in generally opposite directions and the goggles protrusion is disposed between the bent surface part and the face shield protrusion so as to maintain engagement between the goggles and the face shield;
- when the goggles and the face shield are coupled to each other, the wearing portion of the goggles is configured to secure both the goggles and the face shield on the head of the worker;
- when the goggles, the face shield, and the helmet are coupled to each other, the window portion of the goggles is exposed through the second opening of the helmet;
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- when the goggles, the face shield, and the helmet are coupled to each other, the wearing portion of the goggles is configured to secure the goggles, the face shield, and the helmet on the head of the worker.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.