Vibrating hammer glove
OwnerDavid Duncaninventor
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Abstract
A vibrating hammer glove having a motor housing cover with a palm portion across the top of a hammer housing includes downwardly depending flaps which wrap around the housing and fasten with a stationary fitting. Further, a securement strap is trained through slots in the flaps so that the terminating ends thereof engage in a hook and pile fastener. A cushion between the palm portion of the cover and the underside of the strap provides additional shock and vibration absorption. A securement ring midway between opposite strap ends engages the stationary fitting so that the strap and glove are properly aligned, mounted, and retained on the housing. Air vents are provided in the palm portion and in the attachment flaps, whereby heat generated within the housing is dissipated to the environment.
Claims12
A glove for an impact or vibration hammer comprising:
- a housing cover having a palm portion with outwardly extending attachment flaps;
- said attachment flaps extend from opposite sides of said palm portion and said flaps include a pair of coaxial openings disposed adjacent to each other;
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- a securement strap trained about said housing cover engaging said attachment flaps and said palm portion.
In a glove for placement about the housing of an impact hammer with a fixture holding a reciprocating hammer, the combination comprising:
- a single unitary blank having a central palm portion and at least a pair of attachment flaps extending from opposite sides of said palm portions;
- said attachment flaps having coaxial overlapping openings;
- a securement strap disposed on said palm portion having terminating ends extending along said pair of attachment flaps;
- hook and pile coupling means carried on said opposite ends;
- a retainer ring carried on said strap midway between said terminating ends;
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- said pair of flaps extending along said housing with said coaxial openings and said ring fitted about said fixture.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.