Puncture And/Or Cut Resistant Glove Having Maximized Dexterity, Tactility, And Comfort
a glove and puncture resistance technology, applied in the field of glove systems, can solve the problems of affecting the comfort and tactile sensitivity of wearers, vanishingly small puncture resistance of latex gloves, and strong negative influence on dexterity and tactile sensitivity
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Glove Made from Interlock Knit Polyester
[0083]A textile was made from a 70 denier polyester yarn with 68 filaments per yarn. The textile was an interlock knit prepared on a 42-gauge machine with the final knit having 62 wales / inch and 58 courses / inch. An exemplary material, procured from Gehring Textiles, Garden City, N.Y., having the physical properties listed in Table 1, was subjected to a standard calendering process known in the art and conducted by Gehring Textiles to compact the knit. The calendering process reduced the thickness of the textile from the original 0.44 mm to 0.30 mm without altering the weight. A shear thickening fluid, described in more detail below, was then applied to the calendered fabric.
[0084]The shear thickening fluid was prepared by dispersing amorphous, spherical, silica particles in 200 average molecular weight polyethylene glycol. The particles were Nan-O-Sil silica, supplied by Energy Strategy Associates of Old Chatham, N.Y. The particles were disper...
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