Safety headgear
AssigneeBostock Developments Pty Ltd
InventorHayden Bostock
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AssigneeBostock Developments Pty Ltd
InventorHayden Bostock
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The present specification protective headgear including a unitary shell (1) having a bell shape with a non-uniform thickness, the shell being of sufficient size to enclose at least an upper part of the wearer's skull, the shell having an upper crown portion (6) with a central crown area (2) and a surrounding outer crown area (3), the shell further including a depending circumferential wall which has an upper wall area (4) adjacent to the outer crown area (2) and a lower wall area (5), the lower wall area (5) having a wall thickness generally greater than the wall thickness of said upper wall area (4), and the central crown area (2) having a wall thickness generally greater than the wall thickness of said outer crown area (3), the headgear further including a support system (9) attached to the lower wall area(s) of the shell (1) in a manner whereby no less than 5 mm space is maintained between the wearer's skull and an inside surface of the shell (1).
Headgear for protecting a wearer's skull including:
Headgear for protecting a wearer's skull including a generally bellshaped shell of non-uniform thickness for enclosing at least an upper part of the wearer's skull, the shell having an upper crown portion having a central crown area and a surrounding outer crown area, the shell further having a depending circumferential wall which has an upper wall area adjacent to the outer crown area and a lower wall area, said lower wall area having a wall thickness generally greater than the wall thickness of said upper wall area and said central crown area having a wall thickness generally greater than the wall thickness of said outer crown area, and a support system attached to the lower wall area of the shell,
Headgear for protecting a wearer's skull including:
A hat having an outer covering of a flexible sheet material, a generally bell shaped shell of non-uniform thickness moulded from a high impact resistant material, the shell having an upper crown portion with a depending circumferential wall area adjacent to the upper crown portion, the upper crown portion having a wall thickness generally greater than a zone of the shell between the upper crown portion and the depending circumferential wall area, the shell being configured to fit within said outer covering, and a support system attached to a lower wall area of the shell, wherein in normal use, the system rests on the wearer's skull and maintains an inside surface of the shell at least a predetermined distance from the wearer's skull.
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