US2011239926A1PendingUtilityA1
Rub Rail With Integral Flexible and Rigid Portions for Shock Absorbing and Anti-Flaring
Est. expiryJun 17, 2028(~1.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
The present invention is a rub rail assembly for mounting on a surface of a vessel, the assembly having a coextruded rigid portion and flexible portions with grooves for receiving an insert.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A rub rail assembly for mounting on a surface of a vessel, the assembly comprising:
a. an extruded base having a rigid portion and a flexible portion; b. a pair of longitudinal grooves on said base; and c. an insert fastened to said base in said longitudinal grooves.
2 . The rub rail assembly of claim 1 wherein said longitudinal grooves extend the length of the assembly.
3 . The rub rail assembly of claim 1 wherein said rigid portion is contiguous with said flexible portion.
4 . The rub rail assembly of claim 1 wherein said rigid portion is arranged and configured to be contiguous with said flexible portion by way of coextrusion.
5 . The rub rail assembly of claim 1 wherein said rigid portion is a rigid vinyl.
6 . The rub rail assembly of claim 1 wherein said flexible portion is flexible vinyl.
7 . The rub rail assembly of claim 1 wherein either or both of said rigid portion and said flexible portion are plastic.
8 . The rub rail of claim 1 wherein end portions of said insert contact the flexible portion, the rigid portion, or combinations thereof
9 . The rub rail of claim 1 wherein said insert positioned in said pair of longitudinal grooves contacts said flexible portion in at least one point.
10 . The rub rail of claim 1 wherein said pair of longitudinal grooves are constructed and arranged to prevent flaring of said insert when said insert is placed in said longitudinal grooves.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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