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Protective glove for preventing burn injury from 400 V and below

A protective glove and anti-burn technology, applied in gloves, protective clothing, clothing, etc., can solve problems such as potential safety hazards, easy electric shock, inconvenient operation, etc., and achieve the effects of preventing electric shock, preventing loss, and reducing injuries

Pending Publication Date: 2017-03-08
STATE GRID CORP OF CHINA +1
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However, when using the electric test pen to test the electricity of electrical equipment, you must take off the protective gloves and touch the metal body at the end of the electric test pen with your hands to form a circuit.
Therefore, it is necessary to put on and take off the protective gloves repeatedly, which brings a lot of inconvenience to the operation, and taking off the protective gloves to test the electricity in the low-voltage equipment with dense wiring will bring certain safety hazards, and it is easy to get an electric shock.
In addition, the anti-loss management of protective gloves is also a problem worthy of attention

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[0014] The present invention is further described in conjunction with the following examples.

[0015] Such as Figure 1-3 The anti-burn protective gloves of 400V and below include a glove body 1, a conductive cloth 2, a bag 3 and a magnet 4. The glove body 1 is made of pure cotton and can provide good protection for the hands. Conductive cloth 2 is sewn on the outer surface of the inner side of the thumb position of the glove body 1 (that is, the side of the center of the palm, and the side of the back of the palm is called the outer side). There are three or more button seams 5 on the glove body 1 . The bagging 3 is a closed bag body, and the magnet 4 is placed in the bagging 3 made of cloth. A plurality of buttons 6 are sewn on the outer surface of the cover bag 3 , and the number and positions of the buttons 6 correspond to the number and positions of the buckle seams 5 .

[0016] During use, the button 6 is fastened into the buckle seam 5 to fix the cover bag 3 . The ...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a protective glove for preventing burn injury from 400 V and below, comprising a glove body, conducive cloth, a cover bag and a magnet; the glove body is made of pure cotton, the conductive cloth is sewn to the inner outer surface of the thumb part of the glove body, the glove body is provided with three or more button seams, the cover bag is a closed bag, the magnet is arranged in the cover bag, and a plurality of buttons are sewn to the outer surface of the cover bag. The protective glove may protect staff from arc burn injury possibly due to circuit shorting and electrical equipment aging when the staff take off the protective gloves and test electricity of electrical equipment, protect from electric shock due to the mistaken contact with electrified circuit equipment when staff approach the electrified equipment, and decrease the injury of staff due to potential safety hazards.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of power tools, in particular to anti-burn protection gloves of 400V and below. Background technique [0002] In the power system, most emergency repairs are based on low-voltage faults, and the low-voltage power system has problems such as a large number of equipment, old user equipment, and messy wiring. For safety, protective gloves must be used. But when using the electrometer pen to test electrical equipment, you must take off the protective gloves and touch the metal body at the end of the electrometer pen to form a circuit. Therefore, it is necessary to put on and take off protective gloves repeatedly, which brings a lot of inconvenience to the operation, and taking off the protective gloves to test electricity in densely wired low-voltage equipment will bring certain safety hazards and is easy to get an electric shock. In addition, the anti-loss management of protective gloves is also a problem worthy of att...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A41D19/015
CPCA41D19/015
Inventor 庞青玉董继军黄志坚张新李永强牛治玉刘光王英权
Owner STATE GRID CORP OF CHINA
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