Protective gloves and the like and a yarn with flexible core wrapped with aramid fiber
AssigneeRobert M. Byrnes, Sr.
InventorsRobert M. Byrnes, Sr., A. J. Haas, Jr.
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AssigneeRobert M. Byrnes, Sr.
InventorsRobert M. Byrnes, Sr., A. J. Haas, Jr.
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Protective gloves and the like and a yarn comprising a core of a flexible wire alongside an aramid fiber strand or strands and a covering of aramid fiber such as that manufactured and sold under the trademark "Kevlar" by the DuPont Company of Wilmington, Del. in which the aramid fiber is either spun or filament. Two aramid fiber strands, either spun or filament, are wrapped around the core with one strand wrapped in a clockwise direction and the other strand wrapped in a counter-clockwise direction with the opposite spiral wrapping of the strands serving to secure the strands in position on the core without any other securing means. The yarn having a flexible core with aramid fiber strands wrapped thereon is used to make protective gloves on conventional glove knitting or weaving machinery and is capable of movement in relation to needle eyes and the like without jamming in the same manner as various natural and synthetic fiber yarns. The yarn having a flexible core with aramid fiber strands wrapped thereon is also used in making various other products normally made of conventional fiber yarn.
A protective glove adapted to be worn by a wearer engaged in activities in which contact between a hand and a sharp edge or surface can occur, said glove being constructed of yarn including a core and a covering wrapped thereon, said covering being of aramid fiber, said core including at least one strand of flexible annealed wire having a diameter up to a maximum of 0.01".
A yarn for use in making high strength items comprising a flexible core, a pair of wrapping strands of aramid fiber wound on the exterior of said core, one of said strands being wound in a clockwise direction and the other of the strands being wound in a counterclockwise direction, said core being constructed of flexible annealed wire and having a diameter up to a maximum of 0.1", said wrapping strands completely encasing said core whereby the yarn may pass through standard fabric yarn handling and processing machinery to form various products, said wire being stainless steel having a diameter ranging between 0.004" to 0.006" plus or minus 0.0005 ", said core including an aramid fiber strand alongside of the wire strand.
A yarn for use in making high strength items comprising a flexible core, a pair of wrapping strands of aramid fiber wound on the exterior of said core, one of said strands being wound in a clockwise direction and the other of the strands being wound in a counterclockwise direction, said core being constructed of flexible annealed wire and having a diameter up to a maximum of 0.01", said wrapping strands completely encasing said core whereby the yarn may pass through standard fabric yarn handling and processing machinery to form various products, said core including an aramid fiber strand alongside of the wire strand.
A protective glove constructed of yarn including a core and a synthetic covering thereon, said core including at least one strand of flexible annealed wire having a diameter up to a maximum of 0.0065", said core also including at least one strand of aramid fiber alongside the wire.
A protective glove constructed of yarn including a core and a synthetic covering thereon, said core including at least one strand of flexible annealed wire having a diameter up to a maximum of 0.0065", the covering including at least two strands of aramid fiber wrapped around and completely encasing the core, all of said aramid fiber strands being spun or filament aramid fiber with the filament fiber having a denier range between 200 and 1500 and the spun fiber having a cotton count between 1 and 60.
A protective glove constructed of yarn including a core and a synthetic covering thereon, said core including at least one strand of flexible annealed wire having a diameter up to a maximum of 0.0065", said core also including a strand of aramid fiber extending alongside the wire, the aramid fiber core strand being a spun aramid fiber having a cotton count from 1 to 60, said covering including two strands of aramid fiber wrapped in opposite directions and completely encasing the core, the covering strands of aramid fiber being spun aramid fiber having a cotton count between 1 and 60.
A protective glove constructed of yarn including a core and a synthetic covering thereon, said core including at least one strand of flexible annealed wire having a diameter up to a maximum of 0.0065", said core also including a strand of aramid fiber extending alongside of the wire, the aramid fiber core strand being a filament aramid fiber having a denier range between 200 and 1500, said covering including two strands of aramid fiber wrapped in opposite directions and completely encasing the core, the covering strands of aramid fiber being filament aramid fiber having a denier range between 200 and 1500.
A protective glove constructed of yarn comprising a core of stainless steel wire having a diameter ranging between 0.004" to 0.006" plus or minus 0.0005" and a synthetic fiber covering wrapped thereon, said core including at least one aramid fiber strand alongside of the wire strand.
A protective glove constructed of yarn comprising a core of stainless steel wire having a diameter ranging between 0.004" to 0.006" plus or minus 0.0005" and a synthetic fiber covering wrapped thereon, the covering including at least two strands of aramid fiber wrapped around and completely encasing the core, all of said aramid fiber strands being spun or filament aramid fiber with the filament fiber having a denier range between 200 and 1500 and the spun fiber having a cotton count between 1 and 60.
A yarn for use in making high strength items comprising a flexible annealed wire core having a diameter up to a maximum of 0.0065" and one or more strands of synthetic fiber wrapped around and completely encasing said core whereby the yarn may pass through standard fabric yarn handling and processing machinery to form various products, said core including an aramid fiber strand alongside the wire strand.
A protective glove comprising knitted yarn which includes:
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