Nathan L Belkin

US Patent:

46806687, Jul 14, 1987

Filed:

Dec 28, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/687381

Inventors:

Nathan L. Belkin - Clearwater FL

Assignee:

Superior Surgical Mfg. Co., Inc. - Seminole FL

International Classification:

A61N 114

US Classification:

361220

Abstract:

A device for dissipating electrostatic electricity from a person wearing a static protecting garment. The device comprises a means for continuously conducting electricity between the garment and the person; and means for continuously conducting electricity from the garment and person to ground. The invention is also directed to a method of preventing electrostatic damage to a device which is sensitive to electrostatic potentials, said device being handled by a person wearing a static protective garment. The method comprises simultaneously and continuously grounding the person and the garment.

US Patent:

42143209, Jul 29, 1980

Filed:

Jan 11, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/002947

Inventors:

Nathan L. Belkin - Huntington NY

Assignee:

Superior Surgical Mfg. Co., Inc. - Seminole FL

International Classification:

A41D 1300

US Classification:

2114

Abstract:

A surgical gown includes three arm holes, two of which have long covered sleeves. The third arm hole is a large opening in an extended side panel having a shoulder band along one edge to permit the length of the upper arm between the shoulder and elbow to pass through. A pull tab or donning tab is secured to the band, and is intended to be manipulated by an assistant during the donning of the gown. In the closed position, the extended panel completely covers the back and overlaps the other side and a front portion of the gown, with the band secured around the shoulder and sleeve. The front panel and lower sleeves are formed of material having a low bacteria and fluid permeability to avoid possible contamination. The pull tab may include a test pattern which serves as an indicator of sterility when the gown is sterilized before use. The sterile surgical gown is donned by completely wrapping it around the wearer to provide a secure enclosure which requires no fasteners or ties.

US Patent:

50039024, Apr 2, 1991

Filed:

Oct 13, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/420908

Inventors:

Gerald M. Benstock - Belleair Beach FL
Nathan L. Belkin - Clearwater FL
Robert Green - Clearwater FL

Assignee:

Superior Surgical Manufacturing Co. Inc. - Seminole FL

International Classification:

A41D 304
A41D 1300
A41D 1312
D05B 126

US Classification:

112418

Abstract:

A liquid proof seam construction is provided. A double needle flat-felled seam is constructed having a melt adhesive polymer film disposed within the seam. The seam is then passed through a hot air/pressure device which melts the film and compresses the seam. This forms a liquid, e. g. waterproof, bond between adjacent layers of material and also fills up any area around the stitching formed by needle holes.