Pocket size pen
OwnerJustin Lowesinventor
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Abstract
The adaptation of a pocket-size pen for use by a person is provided. The pen includes a cap with internally configured male threads, and a body. The body includes a barrel with externally configured and spaced apart first set of female threads, and second set of female threads. The barrel is hollow inside with a top opening for receiving a full-sized standard ink source. The male threads of the cap engage the second set of female threads of the pen body for closing a writing tip and reducing the length of the pen for storage in the pocket of a user. The male threads of the cap engage the first set of female threads of the body for transforming the pen into an extended-length pen similar in length to a conventional pen and revealing the writing tip for comfortable writing using the pen.
Claims19
A pocket-size pen (100), comprising:
- a pen cap (102) having an internally configured first set of male threads (107a);
- a pen body (104) adapted to be grasped during use, the pen body (104) comprises a barrel (109) having externally configured and spaced apart first set of female threads (109a), and a second set of female threads (109b), wherein the barrel (109) is hollow inside with a top opening for receiving a full-sized standard ink source (110) there inside;
- wherein, the first set of male threads (107a) of the pen cap (102) engages the second set of female threads (109b) of the pen body (104) for closing a writing tip (113) which is in fluid communication with the full-sized standard ink source (110) reducing the length of the pocket-size pen (100) for storage in the pocket of a user;
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- wherein, the first set of male threads (107a) of the pen cap (102) engages the first set of female threads (109a) of the pen body (104) for transforming the pocket-size pen (100) into an extended-length pen similar in length to a conventional pen and revealing the writing tip (113) for comfortable writing using the pen (100).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.