Earmuff unit for use within a head protective gear and head protective gear
AssigneeCardo Systems, Inc.
InventorsAvram Kushnirov, Eran Lazarovich, Ari Manoach, Dan Emodi
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to an earmuff unit for use within a head protective gear. The earmuff unit includes an ear pad and a connection element. A longitudinal end of the connection element is connected to a laterally inner surface of a lower end of the ear pad, and a respective other longitudinal end of the connection element is connected to an inner padding of the head protective gear, where the inner padding is not a part of the earmuff unit.
Claims18
An earmuff unit for use within a head protective gear comprising:
- an ear pad including a lower end having a laterally inner surface;
- and
- a connection element, wherein one longitudinal end of the connection element is connected to the laterally inner surface of the lower end of the ear pad, and wherein a respective other longitudinal end of the connection element is connected to an inner padding of the head protective gear, wherein the inner padding is separate from the earmuff unit.
A head protective gear comprising:
- an outer shell;
- an inner padding having an allocated recess;
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- at least one earmuff unit mounted in the allocated recess, the at least one earmuff unit comprising:
- an ear pad including a lower end having a laterally inner surface;
- and
- a connection element, wherein one longitudinal end of the connection element is connected to the laterally inner surface of the lower end of the ear pad, and wherein a respective other longitudinal end of the connection element is connected to the inner padding of the head protective gear.
A head protective gear comprising:
- an outer shell;
- an inner padding having an allocated recess;
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- at least one earmuff unit comprising:
- an ear pad having an inner surface and being in flush alignment with an adjacent inner surface of the inner padding of the head protective gear.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.