TW200847949A - Construction of and method of constructing a protective and effective gripping glove or other garment - Google Patents

Construction of and method of constructing a protective and effective gripping glove or other garment Download PDF

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TW200847949A
TW200847949A TW096141514A TW96141514A TW200847949A TW 200847949 A TW200847949 A TW 200847949A TW 096141514 A TW096141514 A TW 096141514A TW 96141514 A TW96141514 A TW 96141514A TW 200847949 A TW200847949 A TW 200847949A
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Eric P Goddard
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D19/00—Gloves
    • A41D19/015—Protective gloves
    • A41D19/01547—Protective gloves with grip improving means
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D02—YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
    • D02G—CRIMPING OR CURLING FIBRES, FILAMENTS, THREADS, OR YARNS; YARNS OR THREADS
    • D02G3/00—Yarns or threads, e.g. fancy yarns; Processes or apparatus for the production thereof, not otherwise provided for
    • D02G3/22—Yarns or threads characterised by constructional features, e.g. blending, filament/fibre
    • D02G3/38—Threads in which fibres, filaments, or yarns are wound with other yarns or filaments, e.g. wrap yarns, i.e. strands of filaments or staple fibres are wrapped by a helically wound binder yarn
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D02—YARNS; MECHANICAL FINISHING OF YARNS OR ROPES; WARPING OR BEAMING
    • D02G—CRIMPING OR CURLING FIBRES, FILAMENTS, THREADS, OR YARNS; YARNS OR THREADS
    • D02G3/00—Yarns or threads, e.g. fancy yarns; Processes or apparatus for the production thereof, not otherwise provided for
    • D02G3/44—Yarns or threads characterised by the purpose for which they are designed
    • D02G3/442—Cut or abrasion resistant yarns or threads
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D10—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
    • D10B—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBLASSES OF SECTION D, RELATING TO TEXTILES
    • D10B2201/00—Cellulose-based fibres, e.g. vegetable fibres
    • D10B2201/01—Natural vegetable fibres
    • D10B2201/02—Cotton

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The present invention is embodied in a composite yarn having fibers of cotton and high-density polyethylene, or fibers of cotton, steel and fiberglass where the cotton fiber is in some fashion exposed to a surface to be engaged by the composite yarn. The present invention is further embodied in a method of making such composite yarns or a fabric including one or more composite yarns in accordance with the present invention. The present invention is further embodied in a method of making protective apparel, such as a glove, from a composite yarn or fabric in accordance with the present invention. By way of example, a knit glove made with either or any of the disclosed composite yarns enjoys the benefits of both cut-resistance and enhanced gripping ability. Such articles of manufacture thus protect a user from sharp or abrasive items while also allowing that user to handle items that may be wet or otherwise difficult to manipulate.

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200847949 九、發明說明： 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係關於—種具保護性之有效防滑手套、袖子或盆 他衣物。詳言之，本發明針對—種新穎紗線構造，A在根 據本發明而製造及使用時可提供一防切割手套或甚至在高 濕度環境中亦具有有效防滑特性之其他針織物品。" 【先前技術】200847949 IX. INSTRUCTIONS: TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a protective, effective non-slip glove, sleeve or bowl. In particular, the present invention is directed to a novel yarn construction, A which, when manufactured and used in accordance with the present invention, provides a cut resistant glove or other knitted article having an effective anti-slip property even in a high humidity environment. " [prior art]

工業安全集中在保護工人免於多種危險，包括來自處理 物品過程割傷及擦傷。雖然手及臂之保護报重要，作對i 他身體部位之傷害亦關係重大。因此，保護性衣物(諸： 手套、袖子、臂帶、背心、外套、綁腿、褲類及其他衣 物）被用於在多種卫作環境中提供保護。該等物品必須ί 撓才能有效。舉例而言，手套可用於保護處理冷: :、傷：之：二。手套亦可用於保護工人不被尖銳或粗糙物 1告。特別困難之環境為製瓶工廠，除操作在 之處理中使用的機器外，其通t需要工人處理多種、既= 險，+成品，諸如玻璃、銘。製瓶I廠涉及更進—步的^ 處理之性質而為潮濕的。在此種高:度： 傷，而且需二不僅需要保護其免於被刺傷、切割及擦 工，滑動或:::理以便預防潮濕(且通常尖銳)之加 逐_作手套已被用於此等環境中。繩織手套為 =:之較現代衣物。此等衣物(且更特定言之手套) 所要之可撓性及防冷及防熱性。結果’…套正在 126168.doc 200847949 替代由帆布、皮革或平針織物製成之老式卫作手套。此 外，繩織手套具有許多用途’自慢跑手套以至製造及包裝 處理手套。 可使用各種纖維製造繩織手套。已證明引人芳族聚酿胺 (諸如KEVLAR™牌纖維及其他㈣㈣胺纖維）能有效抵 抗切割、刺傷及其他擦傷。亦可使用spectraTM牌聚乙烯且 甚至鋼纖維製造繩織手套。此外，為了解決防滑能力及產 品壽命問題，已將PVC點及磚形圖案用於掌部上。 即使如此，仍可改良繩織手套及其他衣物。關於保護性 繩織手套及衣物之一公認問題為，纖維（尤其是spectraTM 纖維）可能仍易滑脫。由於此等手套通常用於食品加工、 玻璃搬運、汽車製造、金屬衝壓及其他危險的工作環境 中，故大量使用此等手套。此外，此等環境及其他製造設 施涉及多種流體。此導致手套或其他衣物變得更容易滑 脫。該問題如此嚴重以致於已建議使用者在針織手套外加 上拋棄式乳膠手套，以改良防滑能力。當然，乳膠手套在 針織手套上滑動難以實現且在使用時不方便。關於其他衣 物（諸如袖子及其類似物），該建議不適用，且該問題仍然 存在。 熟習此項技術者已試圖藉由使用可加在手套之掌部及指 部周圍之PVC點來解決滑動及握緊問題。然而，此項技術 需要在繩織手套情況下提供更直接且更廣泛之防滑能力的 衣物（具體言之，手套）。此項技術之一回應為以PVC塗覆 或塗佈手套以增強防滑能力。 126168.doc 200847949 一此項技術進一步需要手套及其他衣物，包括(但不限於) 享有具有増強的更廣泛防滑能力之防切割編織物之益處的 袖子、臂帶及保護性服裝。 此項技術進一步需要提供用於建構繩織衣物（包括手套） 以保護使用者並提供增強防滑能力之基本元素之紗線構 此項技術進一步需要不僅提供防切割性而且即使在高濕 ， H環境中亦提供防滑能力之針織手套及其他衣物。 一般熟習此項技術者將在結合相關聯之圖式閱讀本申請 案後發現並理解本發明之此等及其他特徵、目標及優點。 【發明内容】 本毛月及其各種實施例獨立且單獨地解決上述問題，以 提供可藉以製造多種衣物之新穎紗線構造。因此，本描述 支援並揭示本發明但不限制本發明。 已開發出由新穎紗線構造組成之具防切割及有效防滑能 力之手套 般技術者應瞭解，所揭示之紗線構造具有遠 起k手套（包括但不限於袖子、臂帶、背心、外套、褲 類、绑腿及其他衣服物品）之應用的應用。本發明係以手 套之开y式予以揭示，但本發明亦體現於具有以下紗線構造 之任何其他衣物中··（1)由棉及高密度聚乙烯之纖維形成之 繩、哉手套’及（2)由棉、鋼及玻璃纖維之纖維形成之針織手 套。在每一例子中，暴露棉繩以提供廣泛的濕潤防滑能 力。虽然，許多其他衣物可由此等紗線構造製成。 棉繩之使用不僅提供濕潤或潮濕物件之防滑，而且提供 126168.doc 200847949 成本效益。已知具有較好防切割性之手套(或袖子或盆他 衣物）係由成本實質上比本發明之材料高的紗線製成。、此 外’已發現’當與由相同重量之芳族聚醯胺纖維製成之手 套相比時，由本發明之紗線製成之手套具有顯著増強之防 切割性。Industrial safety is focused on protecting workers from a variety of hazards, including cuts and abrasions from the handling of items. Although the protection of the hands and arms is important, it is also important to deal damage to his body parts. Therefore, protective clothing (gloves, sleeves, armbands, vests, outerwear, leggings, pants, and other clothing) is used to provide protection in a variety of environments. These items must be scratched to be effective. For example, gloves can be used to protect the treatment of cold: :, injury: two: two. Gloves can also be used to protect workers from sharp or rough objects. The particularly difficult environment is the bottle making factory. Except for the machines used in the processing, the workers need to handle a variety of types, including risks, + finished products, such as glass and Ming. The bottle I plant is more wet than the nature of the further processing. In this kind of height: degree: injury, and need two not only need to protect it from being stabbed, cut and wiped, sliding or ::: reason to prevent the moist (and usually sharp) addition _ gloves have been used In such an environment. Rope gloves are =: more modern clothes. The flexibility, cold and heat resistance of these garments (and, more specifically, gloves). The result '... sets are in 126168.doc 200847949 instead of old-fashioned combat gloves made of canvas, leather or jersey. In addition, rope-wound gloves have many uses, from jogging gloves to manufacturing and packaging gloves. Rope gloves can be made from a variety of fibers. Introduced aromatic aramids (such as KEVLARTM brand fibers and other (iv) (tetra) amine fibers have been shown to be effective against cuts, stabs and other abrasions. Corded gloves can also be made from spectraTM brand polyethylene and even steel fibers. In addition, in order to solve the problem of anti-slip ability and product life, PVC dots and brick patterns have been applied to the palm. Even so, rope gloves and other clothing can be improved. One of the recognized problems with protective cordless gloves and clothing is that fibers (especially spectraTM fibers) may still slip off. These gloves are used extensively because they are commonly used in food processing, glass handling, automotive manufacturing, metal stamping, and other hazardous work environments. In addition, these environmental and other manufacturing facilities involve multiple fluids. This causes the gloves or other clothing to become more slippery. The problem is so serious that the user has been advised to add disposable latex gloves to the knitted gloves to improve the anti-slip ability. Of course, the sliding of latex gloves on knitted gloves is difficult to achieve and inconvenient to use. Regarding other clothing (such as sleeves and the like), this recommendation does not apply and the problem still exists. Those skilled in the art have attempted to solve the problem of sliding and gripping by using PVC dots that can be applied around the palm and fingers of the glove. However, this technique requires a more direct and wider range of non-slipwear (in particular, gloves) in the case of a rope-wound glove. One response to this technology is to coat or coat gloves with PVC to enhance slip resistance. 126168.doc 200847949 One such technology further requires gloves and other garments including, but not limited to, sleeves, armbands, and protective garments that have the benefit of a more extensive anti-slip fabric with a greater resistance to slip. The technology further entails providing a yarn structure for constructing a tethered garment (including gloves) to protect the user and providing an essential element for enhancing the anti-slip ability. This technology further requires not only cutting resistance but also high humidity, H environment. Knitted gloves and other clothing with anti-slip ability are also available. These and other features, objects, and advantages of the present invention will be discovered and understood by the <RTIgt; SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention and its various embodiments independently and separately solve the above problems to provide a novel yarn construction by which a variety of garments can be manufactured. Accordingly, the present description supports and discloses the invention but does not limit the invention. A glove-like technique that has been developed with a novel yarn construction that is resistant to cutting and effective slip resistance should be understood to have a far-reaching k-glove (including but not limited to sleeves, armbands, vests, outerwear, The application of the application of pants, leggings and other clothing items. The present invention is disclosed in the form of a glove, but the present invention is also embodied in any other garment having the following yarn structure. (1) A cord and a pair of gloves formed from fibers of cotton and high-density polyethylene. (2) Knitted gloves formed from fibers of cotton, steel and glass fibers. In each case, the cotton cord is exposed to provide a wide range of wet skid resistance. Although many other garments can be made from such a yarn construction. The use of cotton rope not only provides non-slip protection for wet or wet objects, but also provides cost-effectiveness for 126168.doc 200847949. Gloves (or sleeves or pots) that are known to have better cut resistance are made from yarns that are substantially more expensive than the materials of the present invention. Further, it has been found that the gloves made of the yarn of the present invention have significantly reluctant cut resistance when compared with a hand made of the same weight of aromatic polyamide fibers.

稍微更特定地描述，本發明係體現於—由為使用者提供 有效防滑能力之材料之一獨特組合而製成之手套中。舉例 而言’本發明包括H合紗製成之具防切割及廣泛防 滑能力之手套，該複合紗具有包含複合紗之約5至肊重量 之棉繩或纖維，及包含複合紗之5至Μ重量％之高密度= 乙烯繩或纖維。本發明之另一實施例為一由一複合紗製成 之手套，該複合紗具有包含複合紗之約2〇至84重量％之棉 繩或纖維、包含複合紗之約8至45重量％之鋼繩或纖維及 包含複合紗之約8至45重量％之玻璃纖維繩或纖維。本發 明之又一實施例為一由複合紗製成之手套，該複合紗具有 包含複合紗之約70重量％之棉繩或纖維、包含複合紗之約 15重量之鋼繩或纖維及包含複合紗之約15重量％之玻璃 纖維繩或纖維。在此等實施例中之每一者中，應理解，暴 露棉繩或纖維以便接觸一待握住之物品。藉由使用棉纖 維，手套能夠比PVC點或其類似物更廣泛地接觸物品。實 情為，棉纖維能夠與待緊固至使用者接觸物件之所有點處 之物件接觸，此與發現PVC點或其類似物之僅彼等點相 反0 熟習此項技術者應瞭解，本文中所描述之基本紗線可用 126168.doc 200847949 於製造多種衣物。實際上，雖然本發明特定應用於具防切 割及增強之防滑能力之手套、袖子及其類似物，但本發明 可應用於可根據本發明建構之任何衣物或產品。因此，以 一具有棉及高密度聚乙烯或棉、鋼及玻璃纖維之複合紗製 造的任何織物、衣物或其他產品係根據本發明而生產。因 此，本發明包括： 一如本文中所描述之複合紗，其具有棉及高密度聚乙烯 之纖維，或棉、鋼及玻璃纖維之纖維；一製造用於建構諸 如手套之衣物之此等複合紗之方法；及一製造一在手套、 衣物或其他物品（諸如保護性服裝或其類似物）之製造中使 用之具防切割及增強之防滑能力之織物之方法。 根據本發明之各種實施例之各種系統、方法及製品的目 標、特徵及優點包括： 用於提供具有複合紗且棉繩暴露的防切割織物及衣物 (諸如手套）之系統，該複合紗具有棉及聚乙烯或棉、鋼及 玻璃纖維； 提供具有複合紗且棉繩暴露的防切割織物及衣物（諸如 手套）之方法，該複合紗具有棉及聚乙烯或棉、鋼及玻璃 、戴維’及提供具有複合紗且棉繩暴露的防切割織物及衣物 (諸如手套）之製品，該複合紗具有棉及聚乙婦或棉、鋼及 玻璃纖維。 其他態樣、特徵及優點將參考此文件之剩餘部分而變得 顯而易見。 【實施方式】 126168.doc 200847949 本發明之實施例係針對利用本發明之紗組合物提供具防 ^割及防滑能力之織物及衣物（諸如手套）的系統、方法及 製印。現將詳細參考於附圖中加以說明之所揭示的本發明 之實轭例。在所有可能處，相同參考數字在圖式中始終用 於指代相同元件。 圖1說明一根據本發明之一實施例之製品之實例。圖1中 所不之製品為具有如本文中所描述的至少一複合紗102之 手套100。通常，防切割手套1〇〇大體上成形為符合使用者 手部之形狀。適合複合紗102構造之一實例包括至少一棉 纖維及至少一高密度聚乙烯纖維。適合複合紗102之另一 貝例包括至少一棉纖維及至少一鋼纖維及至少一玻璃纖 維。應理解，任何適合之複合紗可與其他纖維組合，但該 複合紗應至少包括本文中所識別之彼等纖維。因此，舉例 而言，第一適合複合紗可由棉纖維、高密度聚乙烯纖維及 另一纖維（諸如Spectra™、Kevlar™或任何其他適合纖維） 組成。 在貝施例中，手套可由一具有包含複合紗之約5至8 5 重量％之棉纖維及包含複合紗之約5至85重量％之高密度聚 乙烯纖維的複合紗製成。其他實施例可包括具有不同材料 組成百分比的其他類型之纖維及材料。如下文將詳細描 述，圖2展示此種構造之一實例。 在另一實施例中，手套可由一具有包含複合紗之約2〇至 84重量％之棉纖維、包含複合紗之約8至45重量。之鋼纖維 及包含複合紗之約8至45%重量之玻璃纖維的複合紗製 126168.doc -10- 200847949 成。其他實施例可包括具有不同材料組成百分比的其他類 型之纖維及材料。 在另-實施例中，手套可由—複合紗製成，該複合紗且 有包繞複合紗之原紗或包㈣或可以其他方式與原紗或包 芯紗組合之棉纖維，以使得棉纖維之至少一些暴露以促進 與一待握緊或握住之物件接觸。 在另-實施射，手套可由—複合紗製成，其中該複合 紗包含棉、鋼、及玻璃纖維。在此實例中，棉纖維可構成 複合紗之約70重量％，鋼纖維可構成複合紗之約15重量 %，且玻璃、纖維可構成複合紗之約15重#%。纟此實施例 中，複合紗可再次包括-包繞複合紗之原紗或包芯紗或可 以其他方式與原紗或包芯紗組合之棉纖維，以使得棉纖維 之一些或全部暴露以促進與一待握緊或握住之物件接觸。 在此等實施例中之一些或全部中，根據本發明製造之手 套或其他衣物可在相對較潮濕之條件賦予物件之一部分防 滑性。此外，肖習知織物及衣物相比，在用於防切割：物 及衣物（諸如手套）之複合紗中使用棉纖維可最小化複合紗 之材料成本。 圖2說明本發明之實施例。圖2中所示之織物2〇〇可用於 製造（例如）圖1中之手套100。如圖2所示，織物2〇〇可形成 為一包括多個主體紗202之平紋編織物。雖然在圖2中說明 為平紋編織物，但可使用其他類型之編織物。根據本發 明，圖2中所示之主體紗202可包括至少一複合紗2〇4’ ^ 複合紗204包含核心材料、包裹材料，或視需要包含額外 126168.doc -11 - 200847949 包裹材料。將參看圖1、圖3及圖4描述用於根據本發明之 實施例之複合紗的各種類型之適合材料及組合物。然而， 應理解’只要主現本發明之其他屬性，可使用任何適合之 紗材料。Slightly more specifically, the present invention is embodied in a glove made from a unique combination of materials that provide the user with an effective anti-slip ability. For example, the present invention includes a glove made of H-knit yarn having a cut-proof and anti-slip ability, the composite yarn having a cotton rope or fiber comprising a composite yarn of about 5 to 肊, and a composite yarn comprising 5 to Μ High density by weight = vinyl rope or fiber. Another embodiment of the present invention is a glove made of a composite yarn having about 2 to 84% by weight of a cotton yarn or fiber comprising a composite yarn, and about 8 to 45% by weight of the composite yarn. Steel cord or fiber and glass fiber rope or fiber comprising from about 8 to 45% by weight of the composite yarn. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is a glove made of a composite yarn having about 70% by weight of a cotton rope or fiber comprising a composite yarn, about 15 weights of a steel rope or fiber comprising a composite yarn, and comprising a composite About 15% by weight of the glass fiber rope or fiber of the yarn. In each of these embodiments, it will be appreciated that the cotton cord or fiber is exposed to contact an item to be held. By using cotton fibers, the glove can contact the article more widely than PVC dots or the like. In fact, the cotton fiber can be in contact with the object at all points to be fastened to the user's contact with the object, which is opposite to the point at which the PVC point or the like is found. 0 Those skilled in the art should understand that this article The basic yarns described can be used to make a variety of garments at 126168.doc 200847949. In fact, although the invention is particularly applicable to gloves, sleeves and the like having anti-cut and enhanced slip resistance, the present invention is applicable to any garment or product that can be constructed in accordance with the present invention. Thus, any fabric, garment or other product made from a composite yarn of cotton and high density polyethylene or cotton, steel and fiberglass is produced in accordance with the present invention. Accordingly, the present invention comprises: a composite yarn as described herein having fibers of cotton and high density polyethylene, or fibers of cotton, steel and fiberglass; a composite for making garments such as gloves A method of yarn; and a method of making a fabric having anti-cutting and enhanced slip resistance for use in the manufacture of gloves, clothing or other articles such as protective garments or the like. Objects, features, and advantages of various systems, methods, and articles in accordance with various embodiments of the present invention include: a system for providing a cut resistant fabric and a garment (such as a glove) having a composite yarn and a cotton cord exposed, the composite yarn having cotton And polyethylene or cotton, steel and fiberglass; a method of providing cut-resistant fabric and clothing (such as gloves) with composite yarn and cotton cord exposed, the composite yarn having cotton and polyethylene or cotton, steel and glass, David' And providing an article having a composite yarn and a cotton cord exposed to a cut resistant fabric and a garment such as a glove having cotton and polyethylene or cotton, steel and fiberglass. Other aspects, features, and advantages will become apparent from the remainder of this document. [Embodiment] 126168.doc 200847949 Embodiments of the present invention are directed to systems, methods, and printing for providing fabrics and garments (such as gloves) having anti-cutting and anti-slip capabilities using the yarn composition of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments of the embodiments of the invention Wherever possible, the same reference numerals are used throughout the drawings to refer to the same. Figure 1 illustrates an example of an article in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. The article not shown in Figure 1 is a glove 100 having at least one composite yarn 102 as described herein. Typically, the cut resistant glove 1 is generally shaped to conform to the shape of the user's hand. An example of a suitable composite yarn 102 construction includes at least one cotton fiber and at least one high density polyethylene fiber. Another example of a suitable composite yarn 102 includes at least one cotton fiber and at least one steel fiber and at least one glass fiber. It should be understood that any suitable composite yarn may be combined with other fibers, but the composite yarn should include at least the fibers identified herein. Thus, for example, the first suitable composite yarn can be comprised of cotton fibers, high density polyethylene fibers, and another fiber such as SpectraTM, KevlarTM, or any other suitable fiber. In the case of the shell, the glove may be made of a composite yarn having about 5 to 85 wt% of cotton fibers comprising the composite yarn and about 5 to 85 wt% of high density polyethylene fibers comprising the composite yarn. Other embodiments may include other types of fibers and materials having different percentages of material composition. As will be described in detail below, Figure 2 shows an example of such a configuration. In another embodiment, the glove may comprise from about 2 to 84 weight percent of the cotton fibers comprising the composite yarn, and from about 8 to 45 weight of the composite yarn. Steel fiber and composite yarn comprising about 8 to 45% by weight of glass fiber of composite yarn 126168.doc -10- 200847949. Other embodiments may include other types of fibers and materials having different percentages of material composition. In another embodiment, the glove may be made of a composite yarn having a raw yarn or a wrap (IV) wrapped around the composite yarn or a cotton fiber that may otherwise be combined with the original or core spun yarn to cause the cotton fiber At least some of the exposure is to facilitate contact with an item to be gripped or held. In another embodiment, the glove can be made of a composite yarn comprising cotton, steel, and fiberglass. In this example, the cotton fibers may constitute about 70% by weight of the composite yarn, the steel fibers may constitute about 15% by weight of the composite yarn, and the glass or fibers may constitute about 15% by weight of the composite yarn. In this embodiment, the composite yarn may again comprise a raw yarn or a core yarn which is wrapped around the composite yarn or a cotton fiber which may be combined with the original yarn or the core yarn in other manners to expose some or all of the cotton fibers to promote In contact with an object to be gripped or held. In some or all of these embodiments, a glove or other garment made in accordance with the present invention can impart partial slip resistance to one of the articles under relatively humid conditions. In addition, the use of cotton fibers in composite yarns for cut-proof: and clothing (such as gloves) can minimize the material cost of the composite yarn compared to fabrics and garments. Figure 2 illustrates an embodiment of the invention. The fabric 2 shown in Figure 2 can be used to make, for example, the glove 100 of Figure 1. As shown in Fig. 2, the fabric 2 can be formed into a plain weave comprising a plurality of body yarns 202. Although illustrated in Figure 2 as a plain weave, other types of braids can be used. In accordance with the present invention, the body yarn 202 illustrated in Figure 2 can comprise at least one composite yarn 2〇4'. The composite yarn 204 comprises a core material, a wrapping material, or, if desired, an additional 126168.doc -11 - 200847949 wrapping material. Suitable materials and compositions for various types of composite yarns in accordance with embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to Figures 1, 3 and 4. However, it should be understood that any suitable yarn material may be used as long as the other attributes of the present invention are present.

圖3說明一根據本發明之複合紗之實例。舉例而言，圖3 中所示之複合紗300可用於圖2之織物2〇〇中。在圖3中所示 之複合紗204之實施例中，該複合紗可包括核心材料3〇1及 包裹材料302。在此實施例中，核心材料則可包括一諸如 高密度聚乙烯之防切割纖維。用於諸如3〇〇之核心材料的 其他適合之防㈣纖維及材料可包括（但不限於）芳族㈣ 胺、丙烯酸系物、VectranTM(液晶聚合物）、鋼、玻璃纖 維、聚稀烴、耐論、聚s|及其他相對較牢固可針織的防切 割材料或纖維。 在一實施例中，一諸如以圖3中之3〇1展示之核心材料的 核心材料可以棉纖維包裹以暴露棉之外部表面，該表面能 夠促進與一待握緊之物件接觸。 在圖2及圖3中所示之實施例中，包裹材料3〇2可包括具 有一暴藤外部表面之至少一插嫉絡 ,&gt; 夕棉纖維，該表面能夠促進與— 待握緊之物件接觸。圖3中所干之七箪 ^ 〒所不之包晨材料302可包裹、纏 繞、扭絞或以任何適人方々舜掌 、屬 Π週口方式覆盍核心材料3〇〇之 分。 /哔 復孟材料3 0 2可句紅—κ, 材料，諸如高密声n μ 刀』纖維或 聚乙烯。防切割纖維或材料可包裹、缠 ，、他方式覆盍核心材料3〇〇之至少一部分。 126168.doc -12- 200847949 '^ 2之覆蓋材料的其他適合防切割纖維或材料可 χ人不限於)芳無聚醯胺、丙烯酸系物、Vectran™(液晶 ^）鋼、玻璃纖維、聚烯烴、耐綸、聚酯及其他相 對，牛固可針織的材料或纖維。無論如何，應理解，此等 覆盍材料亦可包括-可暴露以便接觸待包裹之物件之棉纖 維。 ;在又-實施例中，複合紗可包括―核心材料及一覆蓋材Figure 3 illustrates an example of a composite yarn in accordance with the present invention. For example, the composite yarn 300 shown in Figure 3 can be used in the fabric 2 of Figure 2. In the embodiment of composite yarn 204 shown in Figure 3, the composite yarn may comprise core material 3〇1 and wrapping material 302. In this embodiment, the core material may comprise a cut resistant fiber such as high density polyethylene. Other suitable anti-(iv) fibers and materials for core materials such as 3〇〇 may include, but are not limited to, aromatic (tetra) amines, acrylics, VectranTM (liquid crystal polymers), steel, fiberglass, polysaturated hydrocarbons, Resistance, poly s| and other relatively strong knitable cut-resistant materials or fibers. In one embodiment, a core material such as the core material shown in Figure 3 of Figure 3 may be wrapped with cotton fibers to expose the outer surface of the cotton which promotes contact with a member to be gripped. In the embodiment shown in Figures 2 and 3, the wrapping material 3〇2 may comprise at least one interlacing network having an outer surface of a vine, &gt; sap cotton fiber, the surface capable of promoting and - being gripped Object contact. The dried material of the 箪 箪 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 302 /哔 Fu Meng material 3 0 2 can be red-κ, material, such as high-density n μ knife fiber or polyethylene. The cut-proof fiber or material can be wrapped, wrapped, and covered in at least a portion of the core material. 126168.doc -12- 200847949 Other suitable cut-proof fibers or materials for '2' cover materials are not limited to aromatic melamine, acrylic, VectranTM (liquid crystal) steel, glass fiber, polyolefin , nylon, polyester and other relative, cow-knitted materials or fibers. In any event, it should be understood that such overlay materials can also include - cotton fibers that can be exposed to contact the article to be wrapped. In yet another embodiment, the composite yarn may comprise a "core material and a cover material"

；〃中〃核心材料或覆蓋材料相關聯之至少一棉纖維包 括一暴露外部表面，該表面能夠促進與一接觸複合紗之外 部表面之物件接觸。 在複合紗之一實施例中，包裹纖維可包含一包裹棉纖 維，其構成複合紗之約5至85重量％，且核心纖維可包含 间在度聚乙烯，其構成複合紗之約5至8 5重量。/〇。其他 只知例可包括具有不同材料組成百分比的其他類型之纖維 及材料，只要如本文中所描述而使用並暴露一棉包裹纖維 或材料即可。 圖4為根據本發明之一實施例之另一實例複合紗的說 明。圖4之複合紗4〇〇可用於圖2中以200展示之構造中。圖 4中所示之複合紗400包含核心材料4〇2、第一覆蓋材料4〇4 及第二覆蓋材料406。第一覆蓋材料404及第二覆蓋材料 406皆包繞核心材料402之一部分。在此實施例中，核心材 料4 0 2可為诸如鋼之防切割纖維或材料。在其他實施例 中’核心材料402可包括（但不限於）高密度聚乙烯、芳族聚 酿胺、丙稀酸系物、Vectran™(液晶聚合物）、玻璃纖維、 126168.doc -13- 200847949 2烯烴、财綸、聚酯及其他相對較牢固可針織的材料或纖 維。此外，第—覆蓋材料404可為玻璃纖維或 、、 材料之防切割纖維或材料。因此 、核〜 為鋼纖維，該第一覆罢材钭了Α α解，核心材料402 料，諸如玻璃纖維的防切割纖維或材 叮成*〜+ H覆蓋材料亦 可為尚…乙稀、芳族聚酿胺、丙稀酸系物、At least one of the cotton fibers associated with the core material or cover material of the crucible includes an exposed outer surface that promotes contact with an object contacting the outer surface of the composite yarn. In one embodiment of the composite yarn, the wrapped fiber may comprise a wrapped cotton fiber constituting about 5 to 85% by weight of the composite yarn, and the core fiber may comprise an intervening polyethylene, which constitutes about 5 to 8 of the composite yarn. 5 weight. /〇. Other examples may include other types of fibers and materials having different percentages of material composition, as long as the cotton-wrapped fibers or materials are used and exposed as described herein. Fig. 4 is a view showing another example of a composite yarn according to an embodiment of the present invention. The composite yarn 4 of Figure 4 can be used in the configuration shown at 200 in Figure 2. The composite yarn 400 shown in FIG. 4 includes a core material 4〇2, a first covering material 4〇4, and a second covering material 406. The first cover material 404 and the second cover material 406 all surround a portion of the core material 402. In this embodiment, the core material 420 may be a cut-resistant fiber or material such as steel. In other embodiments, 'core material 402 can include, but is not limited to, high density polyethylene, aromatic polyamine, acrylic acid, VectranTM (liquid crystal polymer), fiberglass, 126168.doc -13- 200847949 2 Olefin, polyester, polyester and other relatively strong knitable materials or fibers. Additionally, the first cover material 404 can be a glass fiber or a cut-resistant fiber or material of the material. Therefore, the core ~ is steel fiber, the first coating material is Αα solution, the core material 402 material, such as glass fiber anti-cut fiber or material **~+ H covering material can also be ... Aromatic polyamine, acrylic acid,

Vectran™(液晶聚合物）、聚_、财綸、聚s旨及其他相對VectranTM (liquid crystal polymer), poly _, 财 纶, poly s purpose and other relative

車父牢固可針織的材料或纖維。更進—步，在此實施例中， 弟二覆蓋材料406為具有—暴露外部表面彻之棉纖維或材 料，該表面術能夠促進與一待握緊之物件接觸。各種類 型之棉纖維可用於此第二覆蓋材料。 因此，在所示之實施例中’可使用一或多種防切割纖維 或材料作為與核心材料及第一覆蓋材料協同作用之第二或 額外覆蓋材料，只要與核心材料或覆蓋材料相關聯之至少 一棉纖維包括-能夠促進與__接觸複合紗之外部表面之物 件接觸的暴露外部表面即可。 在複合紗之-實施例中，核心材料可包括—棉纖維，且 覆蓋材料及額外覆蓋材料皆可包括防切割纖維。在此實施 例中ϋ料之棉纖維可具有_能夠促進與—接觸複合 紗之外部表面之物件接觸的暴露外部表面。 在另-實施例中，複合紗可由下列各物製成：構成複合 紗之約20至84重量％之棉纖維，構成複合紗之約8至45重 量〇/❶之鋼纖維，及構成複合紗之約8至45重量％之玻璃纖 維。其他實施例可包括具有不同材料組成百分比的其他類 126168.doc -14- 200847949 型之纖維及材料。 在另-實施例中’複合紗可由下列各物製成：構成複合 . 、紗之約70重量％之棉纖維’構成複合紗之約15重量％之鋼 纖維，及構成複合紗之約15重量％之玻璃纖維。盆他實施 μ包括具有不同材料組成百分比的其他類型之纖維 料。 圖5說明用於在根據本發明之—實施例之防切割織物及 〇 纟物中使用的複合紗之製造過程。方法_可用於製造複 合紗，例如，圖2及圖3中之複合紗2〇4或圖4中之複合紗 400。方法500自步驟502開始。 在步驟502中，提供一用於複合紗之核心材料，其中該 核心材料包含防切割纖維。 步驟502後為步驟504，在步驟5〇4中，提供一用於複合 紗之覆蓋材料，其中該覆蓋材料包含至少一棉纖維。 ▲步驟504後為步驟506,在步驟5〇6中，以覆蓋材料覆蓋 c, 1 亥核心材料之-部分’其中該覆蓋材料之-暴露外部表面 可促進與一接觸該複合紗之一外部表面之物件接觸。 — 步驟506後為步驟508，在步驟5〇8中，視需要以額外 •覆蓋材料覆蓋該核心材料之另一部分’其中該額外覆蓋材 料包含防切割纖維。 方法500以步驟508結束。根據本發明之其他實施例之其 他過程或方法可包括更少或更多元素。 圖6說明用於在根據本發明之一實施例之防切割織物及 衣物中使用的複合紗之另一製造過程。方法6〇〇可用於製 126168.doc •15- 200847949 造複合紗，例如，圖2及圖3中之複合紗204或圖4中之複合 紗400。方法6〇〇自步驟602開始。 在步驟602中，提供一用於複合紗之核心材料，其中該 核心材料包含棉纖維。 步驟602後為步驟604，在步驟604中，提供用於複合紗 之覆蓋材料，其中該覆蓋材料包含防切割纖維。The carmaker is a strong woven material or fiber. Further, in this embodiment, the second cover material 406 has a cotton fiber or material that exposes the outer surface to facilitate contact with an object to be gripped. Various types of cotton fibers can be used for this second covering material. Thus, in the illustrated embodiment, one or more cut-resistant fibers or materials may be used as a second or additional cover material that cooperates with the core material and the first cover material as long as at least associated with the core material or cover material. A cotton fiber includes - an exposed outer surface capable of promoting contact with an article contacting the outer surface of the composite yarn. In embodiments of the composite yarn, the core material may comprise cotton fibers, and the cover material and the additional cover material may comprise cut-resistant fibers. The cotton fiber of the dip in this embodiment may have an exposed outer surface capable of promoting contact with the article of the outer surface of the composite yarn. In another embodiment, the composite yarn may be made of: about 20 to 84% by weight of the cotton fibers constituting the composite yarn, and about 8 to 45 weights of 〇/❶ of the composite yarn, and the composite yarn. About 8 to 45% by weight of glass fibers. Other embodiments may include other types of fibers and materials of the type 126168.doc -14-200847949 having different percentages of material composition. In another embodiment, the 'composite yarn can be made of the following: a composite fiber. About 70% by weight of the cotton fiber' constitutes about 15% by weight of the steel fiber of the composite yarn, and about 15 parts of the composite yarn. % of glass fiber. Potted implementations μ include other types of fibers with different material composition percentages. Figure 5 illustrates the manufacturing process of the composite yarn for use in the cut resistant fabric and the crepe according to the embodiment of the present invention. The method _ can be used to make a composite yarn, for example, the composite yarn 2〇4 in Figs. 2 and 3 or the composite yarn 400 in Fig. 4. The method 500 begins at step 502. In step 502, a core material for the composite yarn is provided, wherein the core material comprises cut resistant fibers. Step 502 is followed by step 504. In step 5〇4, a cover material for the composite yarn is provided, wherein the cover material comprises at least one cotton fiber. ▲ After step 504 is step 506, in step 5〇6, covering the c, 1 hai core material-partial portion of the cover material, wherein the exposed outer surface of the cover material can promote contact with an outer surface of the composite yarn The object is in contact. - Step 506 is followed by step 508, in which another portion of the core material is covered with an additional cover material as needed - wherein the additional cover material comprises cut-resistant fibers. The method 500 ends with step 508. Other processes or methods in accordance with other embodiments of the invention may include fewer or more elements. Figure 6 illustrates another manufacturing process for a composite yarn for use in cut resistant fabrics and garments in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Method 6 can be used to make composite yarns, such as composite yarn 204 in Figures 2 and 3 or composite yarn 400 in Figure 4, as shown in Figure 126. Method 6 begins at step 602. In step 602, a core material for the composite yarn is provided, wherein the core material comprises cotton fibers. Step 602 is followed by step 604, in which a cover material for the composite yarn is provided, wherein the cover material comprises cut-resistant fibers.

步驟604後為步驟606，在步驟606中，以覆蓋材料覆蓋 該核心材料之一部分，其中該棉纖維之一暴露外部表面可 促進與一接觸該複合紗之一外部表面之物件接觸。 步驟606後為步驟608，在步驟608中，視需要，以 外復盍材料覆蓋該核心材料之另一部分，其中該額外覆蓋 材料包含防切割纖維。 方法600以步驟6〇8結束。根據本發明之其他實施例之其 他過程或方法可包括更少或更多元件。 -根據本發明之—實施例之防切割織物可使用_諸如圖 7中所說明之方法700之過程或方法製造。在圖7所示之實 施例中’該織物可用㈣如防切割手套之防切割衣物中。 在一實例中，一織物可用於形成I所示之防切割手套 刚。在另-實例中，—織物可用於形成用於保護性衣物 之袖子。用於製造一防切割織物 ^ , 例如，圖2中所描述之織 物200)之過程或方法7〇〇自步驟7〇2開始。 、 在步驟702中，提供複數個 由—、一人 個複合紗。在圖7所示之實施例 中，母一禝合紗可包括一防切 σ纖維及至少一棉敏维，苴 中棉纖維之—暴露外⑯纖維其 j促進與一接觸複合紗之外部 126168.doc -16- 200847949 表面之物件接觸。適合複合紗之實例已於上文參看圖3、 圖4、圖5及圖6予以描述。 步驟702後為步驟704，在步驟7〇4中，冑複數個複合紗 併入至-織物之-主體中。在此實施例中，可使用平紋編 織將該複數個複合紗編織或針織至一類似於圖2所示之織 物的織物之主體中。根據本發明之其他實施例，該複數個 複合紗可經歷其他類型之編織。在一實施例中，織物可處 理至手套中以符合使用者手部的形狀類似於圖丨中之手 套 100。 過程或方法700於步驟704結束。根據本發明之其他實施 例之其他過程或方法可包括更少或更多元件。 雖然以上描述含有許多特定細節，但此等特定細節不應 解釋為對纟發明&lt;範嘴的限帝J，而#為所揭示之實施例之 例證。熟習此項技術者可設想在本發明之範疇内的許多其 他可能變化。 【圖式簡單說明】 圖1為一根據本發明之一實施例之製品的說明。 圖2為一用於一根據本發明之一實施例之製品之織物的 說明。 圖3為一用於一根據本發明之一實施例之製品之織物的 實例複合紗之說明。 圖4為用於根據本發明之一實施例之織物及製品的另一 實例複合紗之說明。 圖5說明用於在根據本發明之一實施例之防切割織物及 126168.doc -17- 200847949 衣物中使用的複合紗之製造過程。 圖6說明用於在根據本發明之一實施例之防切割織物及 衣物中使用的複合紗之另一製造過程。 圖7說明用於在根據本發明之一實施例之防切割衣物（諸 如手套）中使用的防切割織物之製造過程。 【主要元件符號說明】 100 手套 102 複合紗 200 織物 202 主體紗 204 複合紗 300 複合紗 302 包裹材料/覆蓋材料 400 複合紗 402 核心材料 404 第一覆蓋材料 406 弟二覆蓋材料 408 暴露外部表面 126168.doc -18-Step 604 is followed by step 606, in which a portion of the core material is covered with a cover material, wherein exposure of one of the cotton fibers to the outer surface facilitates contact with an article that contacts an outer surface of the composite yarn. Step 606 is followed by step 608, in which, if desired, another portion of the core material is overlaid with an outer retanning material, wherein the additional covering material comprises cut-resistant fibers. The method 600 ends with step 6〇8. Other processes or methods in accordance with other embodiments of the invention may include fewer or more components. The cut resistant fabric according to the embodiment of the present invention can be made using a process or method such as the method 700 illustrated in FIG. In the embodiment shown in Fig. 7, the fabric can be used in (4) cut-proof garments such as cut-resistant gloves. In one example, a fabric can be used to form the cut resistant gloves shown in I. In another example, the fabric can be used to form sleeves for protective garments. The process or method 7 for making a cut resistant fabric ^, such as the fabric 200 described in Figure 2, begins at step 7〇2. In step 702, a plurality of composite yarns of one and one person are provided. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 7, the mother-twisted yarn may comprise a cut-proof sigma fiber and at least one cotton-sensitive dimension, the cotton fiber of the 苴-exposed outer 16 fiber, which promotes the outer portion of the composite yarn 126168 .doc -16- 200847949 Object contact on the surface. Examples of suitable composite yarns have been described above with reference to Figures 3, 4, 5 and 6. Step 702 is followed by step 704, in which a plurality of composite yarns are incorporated into the body of the fabric. In this embodiment, the plurality of composite yarns may be woven or knitted using a plain weave into a body of a fabric similar to the fabric shown in Fig. 2. According to other embodiments of the invention, the plurality of composite yarns may undergo other types of weaving. In one embodiment, the fabric can be treated into the glove to conform to the shape of the user's hand similar to the handle 100 in the figure. The process or method 700 ends at step 704. Other processes or methods in accordance with other embodiments of the invention may include fewer or more elements. Although the above description contains many specific details, such specific details are not to be construed as limiting the invention &lt;RTIgt; Many other possible variations within the scope of the invention are contemplated by those skilled in the art. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is an illustration of an article according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is an illustration of a fabric for an article in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 3 is an illustration of an exemplary composite yarn for a fabric of an article in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 4 is an illustration of another example composite yarn for use in fabrics and articles in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5 illustrates the manufacturing process for a composite yarn for use in a cut resistant fabric and 126168.doc -17-200847949 garment in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6 illustrates another manufacturing process for a composite yarn for use in cut resistant fabrics and garments in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 7 illustrates a manufacturing process for a cut resistant fabric for use in cut resistant garments, such as gloves, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. [Main component symbol description] 100 Gloves 102 Composite yarn 200 Fabric 202 Main yarn 204 Composite yarn 300 Composite yarn 302 Wrap material/covering material 400 Composite yarn 402 Core material 404 First covering material 406 Second cover material 408 Exposed external surface 126168. Doc -18-

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200847949 十、申請專利範圍： 1. 一種複合紗，其包含： 一棉纖維；及 一高密度聚乙烯纖維， 其中一複合紗經形成使得該棉纖維之一部分暴露， 致可使該暴露部分與一待握緊或以其他方式接合之乂 謂件 接觸。 2 _ —種複合紗，其包含： 一棉纖維； 一鋼纖維；及 一玻璃纖維， 其中一複合紗經形成使得該棉纖維之一部分暴露 致可使該暴露部分與一待握緊或以其他方 以 接觸。 …之物件200847949 X. Patent application scope: 1. A composite yarn comprising: a cotton fiber; and a high density polyethylene fiber, wherein a composite yarn is formed such that a part of the cotton fiber is exposed, so that the exposed portion and the The contact that is to be gripped or otherwise joined is said to be in contact. 2 _ - a composite yarn comprising: a cotton fiber; a steel fiber; and a glass fiber, wherein a composite yarn is formed such that a portion of the cotton fiber is exposed such that the exposed portion is to be gripped or otherwise The party is in contact. Object of 3· 一種諸如手套之保護性衣物，其包含： 一棉纖維；及 基於芳族聚醯胺之纖維， /其中該棉纖維之—部分暴露’以致該暴露部分可與 待握緊或以其他方式接合之物件接觸。 一 4·如請求項3之保護性衣物 維包含聚乙烯纖維。 5 ·如請求項3夕/ π j之保護性衣物 維包含銅纖維。 6 · 如自青求^ TB。 J項3之保護性衣物 其中該基於芳族|醯胺之纖 其中該基於芳族聚醯胺之纖 其中該基於芳_|醯胺之纖 126168.doc 200847949 維包含一玻璃纖維。 7. 如請求項3之保護性衣物，其中該 維句冬細磁 、方知聚醯胺之纖 、、隹匕3鋼纖維及玻璃纖維。 8. 如明求項3之衣物，其中該基 自由^ 万秩钬醯胺之纖維係選 歹J各物組成之群：丙烯酸系纖維、 4m m ^ t合物纖維、 鋼纖、准、破璃纖維、耐綸纖維及聚酯纖維。 9· 一種複合紗，其包含·· 一第一核心材料； 包繞該材料之一部分之第一覆蓋材料；及 -包繞該核心材料之一部分之第二覆蓋材料， ΐΓ該第一核：材料及該第一覆蓋材料包含-防切割 接觸d 4第一覆盖材料包含一至少部分地暴露以 =物件之防滑纖維’藉此該複合紗可用作一藉以接 觸並接合物件之保護性衣物。 10·如凊求項9之複合紗，其中該第一覆蓋材料包含一選自 由下列各物組成之群之基於芳族聚醯胺之纖維：丙稀酸 糸纖維、聚合物纖維、鋼纖 , 驷纖維玻瑀纖維、耐綸纖維及 聚酯纖維。 11.如晴求項1〇之複合紗，盆 一 八〒該弟一覆盍材料由一棉纖維 組成。 12· —種製造一複合紗之方法，其包含以下步驟： 提供一核心材料；及 /第—覆蓋纖維覆蓋該核心材料之—部分，以便將該 第-覆蓋纖雉之至少一部分暴露於一待接觸之物件。 126168.doc 200847949 &amp;如請求項12之方法，其中該核心材料包含—選自由下列 各物組成之群之防切割纖維：丙烯酸系纖維、聚人物纖 維、鋼纖維、玻璃纖維、耐綸纖維及聚酯纖維。 14.如請求項12之方法，其中該第一覆蓋纖維包 …求項12之方法，其中該方法進—步包括以第纖二 纖維覆蓋該核心材料之一部分之步驟，复 &gt; 盘 纖維包含-防切割纖維。 …弟二覆蓋 16.如。月求項13之方法其中該核心材料 維。 防切割纖 17 .如請求項13之方法，其中 覆 維。 弟盖纖維包含-棉纖 1 8 ·如ό青求項13之方、、表 ^ , _ ., . 4 ，/、中該第二覆蓋纖維包含一、$ 下列各物*且成之君篆 ^自由 纖維、肀人铷她输 、取难·丙烯酸系 t合物纖維、鋼纖維、玻璃 -糸 酯纖維。 耐“纖維及聚 (： 126168.doc3. A protective garment such as a glove comprising: a cotton fiber; and an aromatic polyamide-based fiber, wherein the cotton fiber is partially exposed such that the exposed portion can be gripped or otherwise The joined objects are in contact. A protective clothing such as claim 3 contains polyethylene fibers. 5 • The protective clothing dimension of the request item 3 / π j contains copper fiber. 6 · If you want to ask for TB. The protective clothing of J item 3, wherein the fiber is based on an aromatic polyamine, wherein the fiber based on aromatic melamine 126168.doc 200847949 contains a glass fiber. 7. The protective garment of claim 3, wherein the dimension is fine magnetic, the fiber of the polyamine, the steel of 隹匕3, and the glass fiber. 8. The garment of claim 3, wherein the fiber of the group is selected from the group consisting of acrylic fibers, 4 m m ^ t fibers, steel fibers, quasi-breaking Glass fiber, nylon fiber and polyester fiber. 9. A composite yarn comprising: a first core material; a first covering material surrounding a portion of the material; and - a second covering material surrounding a portion of the core material, the first core: material And the first cover material comprises a cut-proof contact d4. The first cover material comprises a non-slip fiber at least partially exposed to the article. The composite yarn can be used as a protective garment for contacting and joining the article. 10. The composite yarn of claim 9, wherein the first covering material comprises an aromatic polyamine-based fiber selected from the group consisting of: strontium acrylate fiber, polymer fiber, steel fiber,驷 fiber glass fiber, nylon fiber and polyester fiber. 11. For the compound yarn of 1晴, the pot of the 一 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 〒 12. A method of making a composite yarn comprising the steps of: providing a core material; and/or covering fibers covering a portion of the core material to expose at least a portion of the first covering fiber to a Objects in contact. The method of claim 12, wherein the core material comprises: a cut-resistant fiber selected from the group consisting of acrylic fibers, poly-fibers, steel fibers, glass fibers, nylon fibers, and Polyester. 14. The method of claim 12, wherein the first covering fiber package, the method of claim 12, wherein the method further comprises the step of covering a portion of the core material with the first fiber, the fiber comprising: - Cut-proof fiber. ... brother two coverage 16. The method of claim 13 wherein the core material dimension. Anti-cutting fiber 17. The method of claim 13, wherein the dimension is covered. The young cover fiber contains - cotton fiber 1 8 · such as the indigo of the 13th party, the table ^, _ ., . 4, /, the second covering fiber contains one, $ the following items * and become the king ^ Free fiber, swearing, smashing, losing, acrylic, t-fiber, steel fiber, glass-ester fiber. Resistant to "fiber and poly (: 126168.doc
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