Protective covers
AssigneeCocoon Inc.
InventorsDonald B. Thompson, Leon S. Moser, Katherine A. McNamara, Leo Crotty, Alan Smithies
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AssigneeCocoon Inc.
InventorsDonald B. Thompson, Leon S. Moser, Katherine A. McNamara, Leo Crotty, Alan Smithies
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An enhanced protective cover includes a top and bottom textile layer and an air permeable, moisture-vapor-transmissive, expanded polytetrafluoroethylene membrane layer located between the two textile layers. The cover exhibits an MVTR rating of at least 4000 g/m2/day. The protective cover also includes a top layer coating or fibre treatment of a nano-ceramic material designed to increase the durability of the cover and increase the resistance to abrasion and wear while also resisting environmental conditions including exposure to solar radiation, temperature and humidity. Alternatively, the upper layer of the protective cover may incorporate ceramic coated fibers or ceramic co-extruded fibers, or carbon nanotubes. The protective cover may also feature a fire resistant application. The top textile layer may also include a permanent, highly breathable and highly durable electro-static discharge feature added to the inside of the layer by laying down a carbon based printed pattern on the inside of the layer.
An enhanced performing protective cover comprising a multi-layer fabric system, said multi-layer fabric system having an outer surface layer treated with a nano-ceramic surface UV stabilizer coating, said multi-layer fabric system having an interior electro-static dissipating (ESD) component and a flame retardant component, said multi-layer fabric system which when assembled together or independently, can maintain a relative humidity transmittance rate through the structure at or greater than 0.20%/minute/cu.ft. or 0.05 grains of moisture/minute/cu.ft.
A multi-layer fabric system, the multi-layer fabric system comprising:
A multi-layer fabric system, the composite multi-layer fabric system comprising:
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