The present invention contemplates a method for the attachment of a component to a honeycomb structure comprising forming a cavity in the honeycomb structure whereby the cavity is formed within one or more honeycomb cells; placing an insert adapted to enable the attachment of the component to the honeycomb structure whereby a reformable epoxy resin adhesive is injected about the insert or an expandable reformable epoxy resin adhesive is overmolded onto the insert; heating the reformable epoxy resin adhesive; and hardening and adhering the reformable epoxy resin adhesive to one or more interior walls of the cavity upon cooling.

A vehicle enclosure (14) and method and system of installation using an adhesive-backed attachment device (1) having a base (4) with an adhesive backing (10) and a stud (12) or a socket (2) that engages a conventional a conventional snap (8). The adhesive-backed attachment device is preferably flexible so that it may be attached to uneven surfaces of a vehicle, such as a golf cart (15). The adhesive-backed attachment device eliminates unsightly brackets, drilling or screwing into the golf cart and cuts down on installation time of golf cart enclosures. The studs and sockets may also be integrated into a new roof (14) for retrofitting an existing golf cart.

A CBRN coat is provided with two sleeves, at least one chest section and a hood. The coat has a face-cover connected to the at least one chest section with an opening for receiving a gasmask extending partially through the opening. The opening has an uninterrupted circumference. The coat has a zipper connecting the hood to the face-cover, thereby forming a head covering which encapsulates the head of the wearer when wearing said coat.

A CBRN coat is provided with two sleeves, at least one chest section and a hood. The coat has a face-cover connected to the at least one chest section with an opening for receiving a gasmask extending partially through the opening. The opening has an uninterrupted circumference. The coat has a zipper connecting the hood to the face-cover, thereby forming a head covering which encapsulates the head of the wearer when wearing said coat.

A conventional zipper is the preferred means for closure of many jackets and other outerwear. Conventional zippers are prone to jamming and snagging due to the introduction of the liner into the slider body as the zipper is opened and closed. Embodiments herein provide modified slider bodies with one or more features such as an elongated spring cap, a protrusion on the bottom plate and/or plate coupler of the slider body, and/or vertically offset side rails. These features may minimize introduction of loose fabric, such as the lining of a lined garment, into the tape slot of the slider body, thereby help reduce jamming of the slider body during operation of the slide fastener.

A component for fasteners, including a molded component formed of a polyamide resin composition including reinforcing fiber, wherein a dyed layer being dyed inward from a surface of the molded component is disposed, and the thickness of the dyed layer is 30 to 100 m.

An inflatable suit includes an inflatable main body and a light emitting component. The light emitting component includes a supporting part and a lighting part. One end of the supporting part is connected to the inflatable main body, and the lighting part is connected to an opposite end of the supporting part and is suspended on an outer side of the inflatable main body. Through the above structure, the inflatable main body is connected with the supporting part, and the lighting part connected to the supporting part is suspended on the outer side of the inflatable main body under the support of the supporting part, so that when a user puts on the inflatable suit, the lighting part can illuminate the environment around the inflatable suit. In nighttime or low light environments, it is convenient for the user to move safely and also helps others to notice the user.

An inflatable suit includes an inflatable main body and a light emitting component. The light emitting component includes a supporting part and a lighting part. One end of the supporting part is connected to the inflatable main body, and the lighting part is connected to an opposite end of the supporting part and is suspended on an outer side of the inflatable main body. Through the above structure, the inflatable main body is connected with the supporting part, and the lighting part connected to the supporting part is suspended on the outer side of the inflatable main body under the support of the supporting part, so that when a user puts on the inflatable suit, the lighting part can illuminate the environment around the inflatable suit. In nighttime or low light environments, it is convenient for the user to move safely and also helps others to notice the user.

Pants housing a catheter that drains to a collection bag, said pants having a left and a right panel, wherein each panel is a covering element has a continuous zipper tape that is coextensive with the fabric forming a pant, wherein the panels provide a selectable portlets to the collection bag mounted on a wearer's anterior thigh to activate drainage or to service a connection of the catheter to the collection bag, and a selectable port to inspect, tighten straps and/or replace the collection bag. It is anticipated that the wearer may be in a wheelchair when these actions are performed.

An inflatable costume includes an inflatable costume main body and gauze portions. The inflatable costume main body is provided with an inflation chamber. The inflation chamber is formed by encircling a side wall of the inflatable costume main body. The inflatable costume main body is provided with transparent eye observation portions. The gauze portions are connected to the inflatable costume main body, and the gauze portions are stacked with the eye observation portions. When entering the inflation chamber and wearing the inflatable costume main body, a wearer can observe an external surrounding environment through the gauzes and the transparent eye observation portions, so that the wearer can walk, do performance, and do other activities.