Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Extreme heat protection applied directly to the skin
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Application No.: US12381630Application Date: 2009-03-12
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Publication No.: US08348911B2Publication Date: 2013-01-08
- Inventor: John Livacich , Kendyl A. Roman
- Applicant: John Livacich , Kendyl A. Roman
- Main IPC: A61F7/00
- IPC: A61F7/00

Abstract:
Applicators provide heat shields for uncovered skin, in particular the face, hands, and other body parts that may not be clothed such as arms, legs, or torso. In one embodiment, a continuous heat shield is applied the entire face and ears. In another embodiment, a heat shield is applied to portions of the face and neck. In yet another embodiment, a heat shield is applied by multiple applicators. Sets of applicators apply a portion of a contiguous heat shield. Books contain multiple sets of applicators. Camouflage is used for military concealment. Other uses include firefighting, iron working, glass blowing and cooking. Entrained ceramic particles provide heat reflection and insulation.
Public/Granted literature
- US20090229742A1 Extreme heat protection applied directly to the skin Public/Granted day:2009-09-17
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