X-Ray gloves and liner
OwnerWilliam J. McCoy, Jr.inventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
Embodiments of this invention, particularly useful as X-ray protective gloves, include an outer X-ray proof glove, and an associated inner glove, wherein the latter has an outer surface of polyester foam and an inner surface of knitted polyester, and the inner surface of the outer glove and the outer surface of the inner glove have correspondingly positioned elements of a velcro fastener in the wrist region, whereby the inner glove may be rendered removable with minimal tendency to slip with respect to the outer glove while in use.
Claims9
Apparatus for protecting the human hand from radiation comprising
- an outer glove made from radiation barrier material, the innermost surface of which is smooth and has a low coefficient of friction,
- and a removeable laminated liner for said glove, the outer lamination of which liner has a high coefficient of friction with respect to said innermost surface of said glove, and the inner lamination of which is moisture absorbent,
- said apparatus including means for removeably affixing the interior of said glove in the cuff region thereof to the exterior of said liner in the cuff region thereof.
X-ray proof glove apparatus comprising
- an outer glove having an outer wear surface and an inner surface of lead-filled material,
- a glove liner having a foamed synthetic outer surface and an inner textile surface
- and velcro fastener means located in the cuff region of said glove and said liner whereby said liner may be removeably affixedly positioned inside said glove.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.