Face shield assembly
OwnerJohn Carrol Carrington, JR., Scott A. Hendersoninventors
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Abstract
A face shield assembly comprises a holder adapted to be worn on the body of a wearer. The holder has a support portion and a separate attachment portion connected to the support portion. The support portion of the holder defines an opening through which the wearer's neck is received or, in another embodiment, on the head of the wearer. In addition, a shield is removably connected to the attachment portion of the holder, the shield being formed of a transparent material. The shield further has a curved configuration around a generally vertical axis as well as being narrower at one end than the other.
Claims20
A face shield assembly, comprising:
- a holder adapted to be worn on the body of a wearer, said holder having an attachment portion;
- and
- a shield removably connected to the attachment portion of said holder, said shield being formed of a transparent material and is sized to extend from below the wearer's chin to a location above the nostrils of the wearer.
A face shield assembly, comprising:
- a holder adapted to be worn on the body of a wearer, said holder having a support portion and a separate attachment portion connected to the support portion;
- the support portion of the holder defining an opening through which the wearer's neck is received;
- a shield removably connected to the attachment portion of said holder, said shield being formed of a transparent material;
- and
- the shield having a curved configuration around a generally vertical axis, the face shield further being narrower at its bottom and wider at its top.
A face shield assembly, comprising:
- a holder adapted to be worn on the head of a wearer, said holder having an attachment portion;
- and
- a shield removably connected to the attachment portion of said holder, said shield being formed of a transparent material and is sized to extend from above the wearer's eyes to a location below the chin of the wearer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.