Wet/dry vac accessory securement sleeve
Abstract
An attachment assembly for a wet/dry vacuum comprising first and second tubular structures with a third tubular structure spanning a junction between the first and second tubular structures. The third tubular structure may be resilient to conform to both the first and second tubular structures. In a first position, the third tubular structure may span the junction between the first and second tubular structures and, in a second position, the third tubular structure may be rolled back onto itself to engage only one of the first and second tubular structures. The third tubular structure may resist separation of the first tubular structure from the second tubular structure in the first position. The third tubular structure may also seal the junction between the first and second tubular structures.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An attachment assembly for a wet/dry vacuum, the attachment assembly comprising:
a first tubular structure having a first inner perimeter and a first outer perimeter; a second tubular structure adjacent to the first tubular structure and having a second inner perimeter and a second outer perimeter; and a third tubular structure having a third inner perimeter and a third outer perimeter, wherein the first tubular structure mates within the second tubular structure and the third tubular structure spans a junction between the first and second tubular structures resiliently conforming to both the first and second tubular structures.
2 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the third tubular structure is resilient such that at least the third inner perimeter is variable.
3 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the first tubular structure includes multiple outer perimeters.
4 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the second tubular structure includes multiple outer perimeters.
5 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the first outer perimeter is smaller than the second outer perimeter and the third inner perimeter is resilient such that the third inner perimeter conforms to both the first outer perimeter and the second outer perimeter.
6 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the third tubular structure seals the junction between the first and second tubular structures.
7 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the third tubular structure resists separation of the first and second tubular structures.
8 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the third tubular structure is resilient such that the third tubular structure is operable to be rolled back onto itself to engage only one of the first and second tubular structures.
9 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the third tubular structure is resilient such that, in a first position, the third tubular structure spans the junction between the first and second tubular structures and, in a second position, the third tubular structure is rolled back onto itself to engage only one of the first and second tubular structures.
10 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 9 , wherein the third tubular structure resist separation of the first tubular structure from the second tubular structure in the first position and wherein the third tubular structure does resist separation of the first tubular structure from the second tubular structure in the second position.
11 . An attachment assembly for a wet/dry vacuum, the attachment assembly comprising:
a first tubular structure having a first inner perimeter, through which debris may be drawn by the vacuum, and a first outer perimeter; a second tubular structure having a second inner perimeter, sized to slide over the first outer perimeter, and a second outer perimeter; and a third tubular structure having a variable third inner perimeter, such that the third inner perimeter conforms to both the first outer perimeter and the second outer perimeter, spanning a junction between the first and second tubular structures.
12 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 11 , wherein the third tubular structure is resilient.
13 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 11 , wherein the first tubular structure includes multiple outer perimeters.
14 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 11 , wherein the second tubular structure includes multiple inner perimeters.
15 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 11 , wherein the third tubular structure seals the junction between the first and second tubular structures.
16 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 11 , wherein the third tubular structure resists separation of the first and second tubular structures.
17 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 11 , wherein the third tubular structure is resilient such that the third tubular structure is operable to be rolled back onto itself to engage only one of the first and second tubular structures.
18 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 11 , wherein the third tubular structure is resilient such that, in a first position, the third tubular structure spans the junction between the first and second tubular structures and, in a second position, the third tubular structure is rolled back onto itself to engage only one of the first and second tubular structures and.
19 . The attachment assembly as set forth in claim 18 , wherein the third tubular structure resists separation of the first tubular structure from the second tubular structure in the first position and wherein the third tubular structure does not resist separation of the first tubular structure from the second tubular structure in the second position.
20 . An attachment assembly for a wet/dry vacuum, the attachment assembly comprising:
a first tubular structure having a first inner perimeter, through which debris may be drawn by the vacuum, and a first outer perimeter; a second tubular structure having a second inner perimeter, adjacent to the first outer perimeter, and a second outer perimeter; and a resilient means for selectively securing the first tubular structure to the second tubular structure, such that
in a first position, the resilient means conforms to both the first outer perimeter and the second outer perimeter, sealing a junction between the first and second tubular structures and resisting separation of the first tubular structure from the second tubular structure, and
in a second position, the resilient means is rolled back onto itself to engage only one of the first and second tubular structures and does not resist separation of the first tubular structure from the second tubular structure.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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