Disclosed is a hand illuminating assembly easy to disassemble, including a reference panel, where the reference panel has a first end, a second end, a first side, a second side, a top surface, and a bottom surface, an inner arc surface of the reference panel is movably sleeved with a hand body, the reference panel is arranged on a top of the hand body, a finger sleeve located on one side of the first side is connected to the second end, a thumb sleeve located on one side of the second end is connected to the second side, holes capable of accommodating the hand body is formed on tops of the finger sleeve and the thumb sleeve, an actuator is connected to the top surface of the reference panel, a light emitter is connected to the top surface of the thumb sleeve and the finger sleeve.

A tool holder; the tool holder includes garment(s) wearable on a hand and a set of tool holding-means. The set of tool holding-means are configured to attach a plurality of tools and a plurality of tool accessories to the garment(s). The tool holder is useful for providing a wearer of the garment(s) with essential tools needed for an activity or a job.

A hand garment has a dorsal section, a fastening section, and a mount for mounting a detachable wearable interface unit to the dorsal section. The mount has a base plate and at least two fixation wings, wherein the fixation wings extend from opposite edges of the base plate and define a receiving space for the interface unit between them. The width of the receiving space is larger than the width of the base plate. Further, a wearable system is provided.

A glove, in particular a work glove, having a palm section covering the palm of the hand, a back section covering the back of the hand and a trigger device. The trigger device is provided at the point on the glove which, when the glove is being worn, rests against the radial side of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the index finger of a user's hand. The glove has a band-like base body, which includes the palm section and the back section, wherein the trigger device is, at least for the most part, provided on a tongue of the base body, which protrudes on the finger side beyond at least one of the finger-side edge of the palm section and an imaginary extension of the finger-side edge of the palm section.

An assembly includes a magnet, a pouch into which the magnet is provided, and sand in the pouch that embeds the magnet. The assembly is to be used in an open palm with the north-south poles of the magnet being parallel to arteries in the open palm and positioning the open palm parallel to the ground. The pouch may be integrated into a wearable hand covering that properly aligns the magnet with the palm of a user when worn.

A safety apparatus to facilitate safe operation of an industrial machine. The safety apparatus includes a glove body, a coupling element, and a latch assembly. The glove body includes a hand portion and a contiguous wrist portion configured to entirely cover a hand, thumb, fingers, and wrist of a user. The coupling element is mechanically fixed to a dorsal side of the wrist portion near the bottom edge and includes a loop member engaged with an attachment ring. The latch assembly is releasably coupled to the attachment ring and securely attached to a kill cord configured to releasably engage a control switch of an industrial machine.

A glove, in particular a work glove, having a palm section covering the palm of the hand, a back section covering the back of the hand and a trigger device. The trigger device is provided at the point on the glove which, when the glove is being worn, rests against the radial side of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the index finger of a user's hand. The glove has a band-like base body, which includes the palm section and the back section, wherein the trigger device is, at least for the most part, provided on a tongue of the base body, which protrudes on the finger side beyond at least one of the finger-side edge of the palm section and an imaginary extension of the finger-side edge of the palm section.