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TODAY’S PATENT – SURVIVAL BELT
A belt is formed of a single piece of high strength nylon line approximately 50-100 feet long attached to a belt buckle by a series of loops which constitute the warp strands of a woven band. In today’s patent, we will talk about the invention of Parker K. Auburn, the “Survival Belt” (US4177522A), which was […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – PROTECTIVE HANDPAD, AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME
Protective pads are used for various parts of the human body as protective knee pads, elbow pads, shin pads, hand pads, etc. These pads are typically used for protecting the body parts from any exterior blows or scrapes. The present invention is a “Protective handpad, and method of making same” (US4556992A), invented by Alvin C. Drury, […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – CONTROL SYSTEM FOR WELDING HELMET LIQUID CRYSTAL LIGHT SHUTTER
Mack Gordon’s invention, “Control system for welding helmet liquid crystal light shutter” bearing the patent number US4237557A was patented by the USPTO on 9th December 1980. The present invention is particularly adapted for use in liquid crystal welding helmet lens. Such protective lenses comprise of a layer of nematic liquid crystal material sandwiched between opposing parallel […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – DEVICE FOR ATTACHING AN EYE SHIELD TO A CAP
There are a variety of eye shields, lenses, sunglasses, or the like that can be readily detached or interchanged with each frame or frame in recent times. In relation to this, we will talk about the invention of Clifford L. Danley, Sr., the “Device for attaching an eye shield to a cap” (US4304005A) which was […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – PROTECTIVE JACKET
“Protective jacket”, bearing the patent number US3995320 was invented by Samuel L. Zafuto, patented by the USPTO on 7th December 1976. The present invention relates to an improved chest covering to be used during sports activities. It helps in preventing any injury from a karate blow which could possibly be delivered with a force of 1500 […]
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TODAY’S PATENT – STORM CUSHION
There are times where the need for protective garments against nasty weather conditions arises due to the unpredictability of nature. To address such concerns, the “Storm cushion” (US4060852) was invented by Dwight S. Meeks, which was patented by the USPTO on 7th December 1977. This invention relates to a stylish, protective garment that is attached to a […]
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