Non-slip material for the hand
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1. A non-slip material for the hand comprising, a web being formed with a plurality of pores, wherein said pores are sufficiently large so that the flesh of the hand will press into said pores when pressed against one surface of said web;
- a coating comprising a tackifier being disposed on said one surface of the web but not on opposed web portions forming the inner periphery of said pores, so that when the hand presses onto the one surface, part of the flesh of hand is free to move into the pores while another part on the hand is retained on the one surface by said coating; and
a supporting substrate, and means to bond the opposite surface of the web to said substrate;
said substrate being formed so as to engage a handle to be gripped and wherein said substrate is compressible, so that the part of the flesh of the hand in moving into the pores compresses the substrate and provides a slip-resistant grip to the handle.
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Abstract
A non-slip material is disclosed which is useful as a handle grip covering, which comprises a curvilinear surface of a cellular or porous web of material, which curvilinear surface is coated with a tackifier resin. Said layer being optionally carried by a supporting substrate such as paper, film, metal or preferably a vinyl foam and a wear resistant and tacky coating on at least the upper surfaces of the strands or walls of said cellular layer.
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1. A non-slip material for the hand comprising, a web being formed with a plurality of pores, wherein said pores are sufficiently large so that the flesh of the hand will press into said pores when pressed against one surface of said web;
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a coating comprising a tackifier being disposed on said one surface of the web but not on opposed web portions forming the inner periphery of said pores, so that when the hand presses onto the one surface, part of the flesh of hand is free to move into the pores while another part on the hand is retained on the one surface by said coating; and a supporting substrate, and means to bond the opposite surface of the web to said substrate;
said substrate being formed so as to engage a handle to be gripped and wherein said substrate is compressible, so that the part of the flesh of the hand in moving into the pores compresses the substrate and provides a slip-resistant grip to the handle. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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