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The invention relates to hard hats and any occupational fields who wear Them. For example: construction workers, processing plants, assembly lines and manufactures, those who worn hard hats, many have missed, bumped, or hit objects and most of these accidents are from a forehead rim, for the plastic composite materials have blocked the view.
This invention will unblock the forehead rims view by molded a hard hat with plastic composite include a forehead rim around the inside edge of a flange and in the center area is hollowed a shape of an eclipse. The eclipse flange with a forehead rim will support of mold one-piece of a eclipse lens with transparent solid plastic. Place this lens on top of inside edge with a flange and by combining these two-pieces it forms a skylight forehead rim safety hard hat and those who wear them will be able to look through a panorama view and see traffic and avoid accidents.
This invention is for hard hats and anyone who wears them. Those who have worn hard hats many have missed, bumped or hit objects and most of the accidents are from the forehead rims for the plastic composite materials have blocked the view.
The previous inventors were aware and invented their hats with transparent bills such as U.S. Pat. No. 911,432; Pacher a cap with two-piece separable with a cloth bill flip into a transparent bill. A U.S. Pat. No. 1,266,503; Liederman a cap with two-piece separable with a cloth bill flip into a transparent bill a U.S. Pat. No. 1,519,590; Mull a cap with two piece separable with a cloth bill convertible into a transparent bill. U.S. Pat. No. 5,996,125; Garzone a hard hat a one-piece inseparable with a transparent bill. These previous inventors did improve their invention and in time another inventor and another invention.
This invention is for hard hats and anyone who wears them. Many hard hat wearers have been injured with a forehead rim, for the plastic composite materials have blocked the view and many were constantly tilting the head-up to see traffic and avoid falling objects.
This invention will unblock the forehead rims view by a molded hard hat with plastic composite include a forehead rim around the inside edge of a flange and in the center area is a hollowed the shape of an eclipse. Molded a eclipse lens with transparent solid plastic and place this lens on top of the inside edge of a flange and by combining these two-pieces it forms a skylight forehead rim safety hard hat, and those who wear them will allow to look through a panorama view and see traffic and avoid accidents.
The invention drawings for a see through hard hat will describe as follows:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a see through hard hat forehead rim showing a flange with a eclipse lens;
FIG. 2 is a front elevation view of a hard hat there of;
FIG. 3 is a rear elevation view of a hard hat there of;
FIG. 4 is a right side elevation view with the left side being a mirror image there of;
FIG. 5 is a top plan view hard hat there of;
FIG. 6 is a bottom plan view hard hat there of;
FIG. 7 is a top plan view of a cast with a forehead rim flange there of;
FIG. 8 is a top plan view of a cast with a eclipse lens there of;
The invention drawing FIG. 1 shows a hard hat 1 of plastic materials and a flange with the inside edge of a forehead rim and a hollowed shape of a eclipse. A eclipse lens 4 with a transparent solid plastic and its on top of a flange which this allows to look through a panorama view and see traffic. Drawings FIG. 7 show is a top plan view of a cast with a forehead rim flange and this will support as a shelve for the eclipse lens. FIG. 8 is a top plan view of a cast with a eclipse lens and is injected with the transparent plastic.
Remember there's over 300 types of plastic and it is up to the manufactures who produces hard hats that there is many options of plastic, which will fit your needs in the occupational fields.