Applicator for applying protective coverings to electronic device displays
AssigneeAlpha Comm Enterprises, LLC
InventorsAndrew Mason, Brandon Lambertson
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Abstract
An applicator is provided for applying protective films to electronic device displays. The applicator includes a base, a screen protector, and a squeegee. The base includes a pocket for receiving an electronic device. The screen protector is affixed to the base so as to overlie an electronic device. The screen protector preferably includes three layers including a protective film, cap sheet, and back liner. The squeegee is provided for removing the back liner and for simultaneously affixing the protective film to an electronic device.
Claims5
An applicator kit for applying a protective film to a screen of an electronic device, the applicator comprising:
- a base comprising a first pocket accessible via a hole disposed in a base upper surface;
- a squeegee comprising an angled front side, a bottom surface, and a slot comprising a front wall formed by the angled front side, a back wall disposed parallel to the front wall, the back wall terminating in a rounded edge at an opening in the bottom surface, and parallel sidewalls joining the front wall and the back wall, wherein the slot is oriented at an angle relative to the bottom surface;
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- a screen protector comprising:
- a protective film shaped to conform to the screen of the electronic device;
- a cap sheet adhered to a first side of the protective film, the cap sheet comprising a cap sheet edge portion that is affixed to an upper surface of the base;
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- a back liner adhered to a second side of the protective film, wherein the back liner is adapted to separate from the protective film when the screen protector is inserted into the slot and the bottom surface is brought into contact with the base upper surface and the squeegee is translated from a first position where the squeegee is proximate to a first end of the base to a second position where the squeegee is proximate to a second end of the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.