Security Screening Protective Foot Liner

a technology for foot protection and foot protection, applied in the field of security screening protective foot protection, can solve the problems of bulky, unfavorable safety, and inconvenient application, and achieve the effect of not affecting skin or injury, and being easy to apply

Inactive Publication Date: 2021-08-12
NORTON TANNER SCOTT
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[0012]The foot liner is comprised of a preferred embodiment of a flexible or rigid material e.g. paper with a low tack pressure sensitive adhesive backing on one side that can be easily applied (after removing the back-liner) to the bottom of the foot for protection against contaminated floor surfaces. The low tack pressure sensitive adhe...

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[0013]A thin, on-time use, protective foot liner (FIG. 3) of, but not limited to, paper, cloth, plastic, cardboard or any flexible or rigid material. One side of the liner (7) will have low tack pressure sensitive adhesive qualities to allow the foot liner to adhere to the bottom of a foot after application.

[0014]Application of the foot liner can be by hand, machine, or mechanical system. Simply choose the foot liner, fold the removal tab (8) up and peel off the back-liner (6), after folding the removal tab, and applying the foot liner to the bottom of the foot (FIG. 4), the removal tab is designed to eliminate contact with the contaminated floor when worn (FIG. 5).

[0015]After using the foot liner, the wearer's hands are protected from the bottom of the contaminated foot liner by using the removal tab. Simply peel off the foot liner by using the removal tab (FIG. 6). Using the removal tab (11), it can be easily unpeeled and removed, eliminating any contact between the contaminated b...

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Abstract

A thin, low profile, one time use, disposable non-padded and non-metallic material of ornamental shape, thickness, and flexibility with a low tack pressure sensitive adhesive side to adhere to the bottom of the foot, that protects a passenger's clean/healthy feet from contaminated floor surfaces, while keeping other passengers with dirty/unhealthy feet from transferring their own personal foot disorders onto the floor surfaces of security screening lines. The foot liner is used when passengers are required to remove their shoes during the security screening process before boarding their flight. The foot liner needs to be cost effective due to the large volume of passengers (1.7 million worldwide daily) throughout airports and has a built-in removal tab that can be any size, shape, or length, and can either be non-adhesive or have low tack pressure sensitive adhesive qualities (to stick to the heel to ensure no floor contact) for quick removal of the foot liner, so the wearer's fingers are not exposed to germs during the removal process.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS[0001]FIG. 1 shows the top view of the foot liner along with the back liner still applied (1) and the removal tab (2) used for removing the foot liner after use.[0002]FIG. 2 shows the side view of the foot liner with the back liner (3) attached to the low tack pressure sensitive adhesive foot liner (4) along with the removal tab (5) folded up to eliminate floor contact.[0003]FIG. 3 shows the back liner (6) being peeled away from the foot liner (7). Fold removal tab (8) upward before applying the foot liner to the foot.[0004]FIG. 4 shows foot placement (9) on the foot liner.[0005]FIG. 5 shows the foot liner (10) adhered to the bottom of the foot with the removal tab folded upward.[0006]FIG. 6 shows the foot liner being peeled away from the bottom of the foot using the removal tab (11).BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION AND OTHER INFORMATION[0007]Most, if not all, airport security screening area floor surfaces e.g. carpet and tile, harbor germs and bacteria, especi...

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IPC IPC(8): A43B3/10A43B13/22A43B13/28
CPCA43B3/106A43B13/28A43B13/22A43B13/34A43B13/02A43B17/00A43B17/006A43B17/105A43B17/18
Inventor NORTON, TANNER SCOTT
Owner NORTON TANNER SCOTT
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