Compression support sleeve
AssigneeLohmann & Rauscher GmbH & Co. KG
InventorMichael R. Hall
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AssigneeLohmann & Rauscher GmbH & Co. KG
InventorMichael R. Hall
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A multilayer compression support sleeve construction. The laminate material includes a thin polyurethane film coated on both surfaces with an adhesive. A stretchable elastomeric polymer material is bonded to each of the adhesive surfaces. A substantial portion of one of the elastomeric polymer surfaces is coated with a discontinuous layer of silicone microdots. The microdots are applied by gravure roll printing to project a uniform distance above the elastomeric polymer surface to form small tacky dots. The laminate material is fabricated into a sleeve with the material oriented so that the microdot coated face is adjacent the skin of the wearer. Microdots may be applied in a predetermined pattern in order to impart enhanced compression to certain areas of the support sleeve. The resulting support sleeve retains its breathability while presenting a nonslip inner surface which prevents migration of the garment on the skin of the wearer during exercise. The garment does not cause irritation to the underlying skin.
A stretchable and breathable laminate compression knee support comprising an elongate and comparatively thin sleeve sized and shaped to extend partly along the leg on either side of a user's knee;
A stretchable and breathable laminate compression knee support comprising an elongate and comparatively thin sleeve sized and shaped to extend partly along the leg on either side of a user's knee;
A stretchable and breathable laminate compression knee support comprising an elongate and comparatively thin sleeve sized and shaped to extend partly along the leg on either side of a user's knee;
A stretchable and breathable laminate compression knee support comprising an elongate and comparatively thin sleeve sized and shaped to extend partly along the leg on either side of a user's knee;
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