Bacou-dalloz Eye & Face Protection, Inc.

Other

Maytag Corporation

Freerise, Inc.

Jeremy Conrad Howard

Luke William Michas

Richard W Canavan

Laurent Froissard

Raymond Curci

Philip M Johnson

Erica L Osley

Michael T Lye

Marc S Harrison

Jane K Langmuir

Sage Nathan Baker

Scott Fried

Luke N Michas

Sean J Albert

Phil Bussone

David J Moretti

George G Brin, Jr

John P Flannery

Peter Wooding

Luke W Michas

Elizabeth Akers

Edgar L Laguinia

Christopher Raia

Steve M Santaniello

Gaynor Field

Michael T Cattaui

Jody D Goodman

Simon Potter

Seung Park

A treatment device for a user's hand and/or wrist. The treatment device includes a housing having an outer surface defined at least partially by a membrane adapted for placement against the user's hand and/or wrist. The treatment device creates localized outwardly deformations in the membrane adapted to create a massaging effect in the user's hand and/or wrist.

Treatment device for hand and wrist ailments

Lens for safety eyewear

Protective face shield lens

A face shield support includes an adjustable frame which fits over the head of a user during use and provides support for the face shield frame. In one embodiment, the frame includes a first, or frontal strap that extends from approximately above the ears of the user and across the forehead of the user, and a second or rear adjustable strap extending from approximately above the ears of the user and around the base of the user's head adjacent the occipital lobe. Connecting the rear and frontal straps are a pair of mounting members which secure the face shield frame to the support and which also pivotally connect the frontal and rear adjustable straps. An upper bridge may also be provided which extends over the top portion of a user's head and further secures the frontal and rear straps together. The frontal strap may optionally included an expanded frontal area for additional comfort.

Support for a face shield

Safety eyewear

Eyewear having an interchangeable single lens, that can be replaced quickly and easily, is provided. The eyewear is particularly suitable for use as safety eyeglasses. The eyewear includes a unitary frame structure having an inner and outer surface. The frame includes a brow bar portion extending laterally across the brow of the wearer, a nose bridge portion depending downwardly from the brow bar, first and second outer temple portions at the outer ends of the brow bar, and lower lens frame portions. The structural frame portions are preferably molded from a relatively rigid plastic material. To provide for attachment of the lens to the frame, the first and second outer temple portions each include a molded elastomeric inset including a post-receiving aperture for receiving a complementary mounting post formed on the lens. Additionally, the nose bridge portion or the center of the brow bar may also include a locking mechanism for holding the lens in position in the central area. In some embodiments, the locking mechanism comprises a third elastomeric inset and a complementary post on the lens. In other embodiments, the locking mechanism is a channel or groove. Embodiments are disclosed wherein the lens is received against the inner surface of the frame and also against the outer surface of the lens.

Safety glasses with pivoting interchangeable single-lens

A face shield assembly including a frame and a removable protective element supported by the frame is disclosed herein. The protective element is removably supported in an opening of the frame by a channel, without the use of fasteners. Because the face shield lacks fasteners, it is easy to remove and replace, even with the use of gloves. In one embodiment, the frame is molded as a single, unitary member and includes an upper detent, a lower detent and a channel formed between a lip and the frame that receives an edge of the protective element in order to hold the protective element within the frame. In another embodiment, the frame is pivotally supported on a support structure such that the frame can be moved between an upper (out of use) and a lower (in use) position, and may further include an adjustable mounting member so that the frame can be selectively spaced relative to the user's head.

Face shield assembly

Protective face shield assembly

Protective face shield frame

Protective face shield support

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Little Compton, RI, United States of America

Jeremy Conrad Howard