US2009250366A1PendingUtilityA1
Adhesive Pen Holder
Est. expiryApr 2, 2028(~1.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Amir Sabber Esfahani
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Abstract
This is a utility patent application for a new type of article holding device.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 ) A slender article holding device for usage on variable surfaces comprising:
a flat base portion; a loop appendage that is attached to the flat base portion along the axis of the loop.
2 ) A slender article holding device of claim ( 1 ) made of a resilient and flexible material.
a) The flexible material of claim ( 2 ) allows the device of claim ( 1 ) to adhere to a surface and to have the ability to conform to the shape of the surface that it is applied to. b) The flexible material of claim ( 2 ) allows elasticity of the loop so a slender article of slightly larger cross section than that of the loop can fit snuggly in the loop appendage. c) The flexible material of claim ( 2 ) allows for the loop appendage to flatten under minimal pressure when a device is not inside the loop.
3 ) The slender article holder of claim ( 1 ) allows entry of articles into the ports on either end of loop appendage.
4 ) The base portion described in claim ( 1 ) not facing towards the object it is to be adhered to a given surface with a variety of adhesives.
a) The side of the adhesive described in claim ( 3 ) may be affixed to a magnet giving the device described in claim ( 1 ) the ability to be attracted to other surfaces with magnetic properties. b) The side of the adhesive described in claim ( 3 ) may be of hook-and-loop fastening mechanism to a given surface. c) The side of the adhesive described in claim ( 3 ) may be welded to a given surface. d) The side of the adhesive described in claim ( 3 ) may be glued to a given surface. e) The side of the adhesive described in claim ( 3 ) may be nailed or screwed to a given surface. f) The side of the adhesive not facing the base described in claim ( 3 ) may be stitched to a surface with properties that would permit.
5 ) The material as described in claim ( 1 ) is of a form that it is conducive of graphics printing.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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