Clothing endowed with bulletproof and knife-proof properties
OwnerFabio Massimo Marchesiinventor
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Abstract
The clothing is designed to prevent medical workers after using needles on patients who may be suffering from infective pathologies transmissible via blood. A protective element comprises, at the time of production and shipping, a first portion and a second portion reciprocally constrained by a connecting element moulded contemporaneously with the two portions. A pan is created inside the first portion and first ridges and second ridges have been created in the lower part of the second portion.
Claims13
Clothing endowed with bulletproof and knife-proof properties of the type realized by means of the employment of synthetic fiber Kevlar® together with armor plates, characterized by the fact that said clothing is constituted of:
- —a vest element (1) fitted with two armor plates (9), one at the front and one at the rear, and fitted with a lateral extension of the vest which also continues in correspondence with the lateral portions of the bust;
- said element also being fitted with two protrusions (1a), each one positioned in correspondence with a shoulder;
- said vest element having a single seam line (2);
- —a pant element (3), said element being endowed with a single seam (20) for each leg;
- —a protective element (4) composed of a front portion (4a) to protect the ventral and genital zone and a rear portion (4b) to protect the sacrum-lumbar zone;
- a protective element for the neck/nape zone (6) that can be constrained to a helmet (8);
- —protective elements (11,12,13) for the hand zone;
- —protective elements for the foot zone (16) fitted with armor plates in at least one first sector (16a) which covers and wraps the foot;
- and the fact that the layer of Kevlar® fabric is subdivided into several groups of pluralities of layers;
- said elements of clothing constitute a modular clothing system as they can all be used contemporaneously or only partially, depending on the different operative requirements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.