IP Library Patent Application 18829985
Patent Application
App. No. 18/829,985

WORK GLOVE WITH PADS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SAME

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Patent No.
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App. No.
18/829,985
Abstract

A work glove has one or more polymer pads attached to a liner. The pads have various patterns and heights in order to provide optimal protection. The liner has four fingers, a thumb, a palm portion, and a sleeve. Each pad has a pliable, central portion and a backing portion. The backing portion includes a peripheral sewing channel having an inboard sewing portion and an outboard peripheral rim. Each pad is attached to the liner through a sewing thread that passes through the peripheral sewing channel and liner. The central portion is made of a lower shore PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material, while the backing portion is made of a higher shore PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material that provides for a stiffer, stronger and more tear resistant material than the central portion.

Claims (25)

1 . A work glove comprising:

a liner in the shape of a human hand;

at least one pad having a central portion of a first shore hardness and a peripheral sewing channel fused to and extending from said central portion, said peripheral sewing channel having a second shore hardness greater than said first shore hardness of said central portion, and

a sewing thread passing through and coupling said peripheral sewing channel of said at least one pad and said liner.

2 . The work glove of claim 1 wherein said peripheral sewing channel includes a sewing portion and a peripheral rim extending above said sewing portion, said peripheral rim being outboard of said sewing portion.

3 . The work glove of claim 2 wherein said peripheral sewing channel further includes an inner groove extending from said sewing portion oppositely disposed from said peripheral rim.

4 . The work glove of claim 1 wherein said central portion has a peripheral portion overlying said peripheral sewing channel.

5 . A work glove comprising:

a liner in the shape of a human hand;

a pad having a pliable padding portion and a base coupled to said pliable padding portion, said base having a peripheral channel portion extending outward from said pliable padding portion, said base being of a material that is more tear resistant than said pliable padding portion, and

a sewing thread passing through said peripheral channel portion and said liner to couple said pad to said liner.

6 . The work glove of claim 5 wherein said peripheral channel portion includes a sewing portion and a peripheral rim extending above said sewing portion, said peripheral rim being outboard of said sewing portion.

7 . The work glove of claim 6 wherein said peripheral channel portion further includes an inner groove extending from said sewing portion oppositely disposed from said peripheral rim.

8 . The work glove of claim 5 wherein said pliable padding portion has a select first shore hardness, and wherein said base has a select second shore hardness greater than said first shore hardness of said pliable padding portion.

9 . The work glove of claim 5 wherein said pliable padding portion includes a peripheral portion overlying said base.

10 . A method of making a work glove, comprising the steps of:

(a) forming a liner having a palm portion, four finger tubes, and a thumb tube;

(b) providing a mold having a central recess and a sewing channel recess, the central recess being separated from the sewing channel recess by a separation wall having a top edge;

(c) placing a molten high shore polymer material having a cured first shore hardness into the sewing channel recess to a level at or below the top edge of the separation wall to prevent the high shore polymer material from entering the central recess;

(d) placing a molten low shore polymer material having a cured second shore hardness less than the cured first shore hardness into the central channel recess and over at least a portion of the high shore polymer material so as to overlay and be fused to at least a portion of said high shore polymer material;

(e) curing the high shore and low shore polymer materials to form a resilient pad;

(f) removing the cured resilient pad from the mold, and

(g) sewing the peripheral sewing channel to the liner.

11 . The method of claim 10 wherein step (b) the sewing channel recess has a first portion extending from the separation wall having a first recess depth and a second portion extending from the first portion and oppositely disposed from the separation wall having a second recess depth larger than the first recess depth of the first portion of the sewing channel.

12 . The method of claim 11 wherein in step (g) the sewing is performed through the first portion of the sewing channel.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 10, 2024
From: BAKER, JASON; WAGNER, MATTHEW
To: BAKNER MANUFACTURING, LLC
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