Crush-heat resistant case for spectacle protection
OwnerNicholas L. Astarbinventor
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A case is disclosed for protecting small objects, such as glasses, by providing heat and breakage resistance. The case has an exterior pocket, with a drainage area; a protective case; and a liner. The exterior pocket consists a pocket flap, a body front, and a pair of gussets. The pocket flap is provided with closure means to secure the pocket flap to the body front. The protective case is a rigid, hollow, non-circular cylinder having one closed end and dimensioned to provide a friction fit within the pocket. The protective case can be formed from mirror image halves provided with sealing seams which extend at right angles to the cylinder and a first to break point. The liner is a hollow, non-circular cylinder manufactured from a non-abrasive, cushioning material approximately twice the length of the protective case. Optionally, the case is provided with a belt attachment loop to affix the case to a user's belt. It is preferable that all materials meet standards as set forth by the emergency services or industrial application.
A assembly for protecting small objects by providing heat and breakage resistance having
The method of protecting small objects by providing heat and breakage resistance comprising,
An assembly for protecting small objects by providing heat and breakage resistance, said assembly comprising,
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