Lightweight, cut and/or abrasion resistant garments, and related protective wear

This invention describes a special knit fabric designed to be lightweight, comfortable, and resistant to cuts and abrasions. It's created by knitting together specific types of strong nylon and other high-performance yarns, with each yarn having a particular fineness. The fabric is engineered to be very light and tough, with at least half its weight coming from these specialized yarns, making it suitable for protective hosiery or arm coverings.

Why it matters: Since 2009, advancements in synthetic fiber technology may have introduced new high-tenacity nylon or high-performance yarns that are lighter, stronger, or more cost-effective. This could make it easier to achieve the specific denier, fabric weight, and cut resistance requirements outlined in the claims.

Status: ExpiredProtection ended and was never renewed
How hard to build: SpecializedSpecific yarns, knitting machines, textile engineering, testing.

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