Abstract: An earmuff device is provided, including a connecting band having opposing first and second ends, a pair of earmuff cup assemblies connected to the opposing first and second ends of the connecting band, a first foam disposed at the earmuff cup assemblies, and a second foam disposed at the earmuff cup assemblies, where the first foam comprises a moderately high density foam having highly engineered polymer transition properties with precise loss factor values, modulus values, and polymer transition values and maximum damping at prescribed temperature and frequency conditions, and where the second foam comprises a moderately high density hydrophilic foam particularly employed for optimal property convergence in cell size, air flow, density, and static stiffness. An earmuff cup, an earmuff cushion, and an earmuff liner including the respective first and/or second foams, are also provided.

Abstract: An injection-moulded plastic child's chamber pot includes a basin part whose wall merges with a seating and supporting part at the top thereof. The front wall part of the basin part slopes obliquely upwards and rearwards in the position of use of the pot. A bottom edge region of an outer wall part, formed integrally with the basin part and the seating and supporting part, and extending downwardly beneath the underside of the basin part, forms a bottom support surface via which the pot is intended to rest on a supporting surface. All pot surfaces define a release angle in relation to the parting direction of two tool halves which form the injection-moulding tool in which the pot is produced and which have a parting plane which coincides with the plane of the support surface and slopes in relation to the normal to the parting direction at an angle corresponding to the angle of inclination of the front wall part plus the release angle of said front wall part.

Abstract: A clasp includes a bar lock and two insert locks arranged adjacent thereto. The bar lock includes upper and lower generally horizontal frame members and two mutually parallel and generally vertical side frame members, and a bar having ends which are shape-bound connected for movement of the bar along respective side members. Each of the insert locks includes an insert tongue and a tongue-receiving sleeve having a through-penetrating opening in one main wall of the sleeve. The sleeves are attached to the upper of the two generally horizontal frame members. The insertion directions of the sleeves converge towards the longitudinal center region of the upper bar-lock frame part. The clasp finds use in enabling adjustments to be made to a lower belt-like end-part of a carrier piece of a baby's carrier which comprises generally two closed strap loops which are mutually fastened on the rear side of the carrying person. The front side of the strap loops carry the latching tongues of the insert locks.