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App. No. 15/769,833

Respirator Mask with Eyewear Interface

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Patent No.
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App. No.
15/769,833
Abstract

A respirator including an oronasal mask. The oronasal mask has a first portion configured to cover a user's mouth and a second portion configured to cover a user's nose. The second portion includes an eyewear interface. The eyewear interface includes a first side defining a first concavity and a second side opposite the first side, the second side defining a second concavity. The first concavity and the second concavity being configured to receive a nose member of an eyewear.

Claims (34)

1 . A respirator, comprising:

an oronasal mask, the oronasal mask having a first portion configured to cover a user's mouth and a second portion ( 16 ) configured to cover a user's nose;

the second portion including an eyewear interface, the eyewear interface including:

a first side defining a first concavity; and

a second side opposite the first side, the second side defining a second concavity; and

the first concavity and the second concavity being configured to receive a nose member of corresponding eyewear.

2 . The respirator of claim 1 , wherein the eyewear interface defines a nose bridge receiving portion disposed between the first concavity and the second concavity, the nose bridge receiving portion being configured to receive a nose bridge of the corresponding eyewear.

3 . The respirator of claim 2 , wherein the nose bridge receiving portion is a recess.

4 . The respirator of claim 3 , wherein the nose bridge of the corresponding eyewear rests within the recess when corresponding eyewear is removably coupled to the oronasal mask.

5 . The respirator of claim 3 , wherein the recess is arcuate in shape along its length.

6 . The respirator of claim 5 , wherein the first concavity, the second concavity, and the recess cooperate to define a continuous channel.

7 . The respirator of claim 1 , wherein the oronasal mask includes a removable filter.

8 . The respirator of claim 1 , wherein the first concavity and the second concavity are configured to receive the nose member of safety goggles and safety glasses.

9 . The respirator of claim 1 , wherein the first concavity is entirely disposed on the first side and the second concavity is entirely disposed on the second side.

10 . The respirator of claim 1 , wherein when corresponding eyewear is worn by a user when wearing the respirator, the nose member of corresponding eyewear presses against the first concavity and the second cavity.

11 . The respirator of claim 1 , wherein the first concavity and the second concavity extend underneath the nose member when corresponding eyewear is removably coupled to the oronasal mask.

12 . A respirator, comprising:

an oronasal mask, the oronasal mask having a first portion configured to cover a user's mouth and a second portion configured to cover and substantially contour a user's nose;

the second portion including an eyewear interface, the eyewear interface including a first side corresponding to a first side of a user's nose, a second side opposite the first side, and a nose bridge receiving portion disposed there between; and

the first side defining a first concavity and the second side defining a second concavity, the first concavity and the second concavity are disposed opposite from each other and are configured to receive a nose bridge and a nose member of at least one of safety goggles and safety glasses.

13 . The respirator of claim 12 , wherein the first concavity is entirely disposed on the first side and the second concavity is entirely disposed on the second side.

14 . The respirator of claim 12 , wherein when corresponding eyewear having a nose member is worn by the user when wearing the respirator, the nose member presses against the first concavity and the second concavity.

15 . The respirator of claim 14 , wherein the first concavity and the second concavity extend underneath the nose member when corresponding eyewear is worn by the user when wearing the respirator.

16 . The respirator of claim 12 , wherein the nose bridge receiving portion is a recess.

17 . The respirator of claim 16 , wherein the nose bridge of the corresponding eyewear rests within the recess when corresponding eyewear is worn by the user when wearing the respirator.

18 . The respirator of claim 16 , wherein the recess is arcuate in shape.

19 . The respirator of claim 12 , wherein the oronasal mask includes a removable filter.

20 . A respirator, comprising:

a oronasal mask, the oronasal mask having a first portion configured to cover a user's mouth, a second portion configured to cover and substantially contour a user's nose, and a removable filter;

the second portion including an eyewear interface, the eyewear interface including a first side corresponding to a first side of a user's nose, a second side opposite the first side, and a nose bridge receiving portion disposed there between, the nose bridge receiving portion defining an arcuate recess;

the first side defining a first concavity and the second side defining a second concavity, the first concavity and the second concavity being separated from each other;

and when safety goggles having a nose bridge and a nose member are worn by a user when wearing the respirator:

the nose member presses against the first concavity and the second concavity, and the first concavity and the second cavity extend underneath the nose member; and

the nose bridge rests within the arcuate recess of the nose bridge receiving portion.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 25, 2020
From: THOMPSON, DARIN KYLE; SIMMONDS, EDWARD POWERS; WILSON, GRAHAM PETER; TUCKER, CARL ESTCOURT
To: SCOTT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
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