Cleaning tool arrangement for electromechanical devices
AssigneeKICTeam, Inc.
InventorsGlen Bailey, John Condon, Geoffrey Scott Caron, Joshua Larsen
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Abstract
A cleaning tool arrangement for cleaning internal components of electromechanical devices, including a cleaning tool having a flexible, resilient rod having a first end, a second end, and a lateral dimension, as well as a scraper fin, wherein the scraper fin extends away from the rod in a direction that is perpendicular to the lateral dimension of the rod. The cleaning tool also includes a cleaning head attached to the first end of the rod and extending away from the rod, the cleaning head being pre-saturated with a cleaning solution. Additionally, the cleaning tool arrangement includes a sealed wrapper that is sized and configured to enclose at least the cleaning head.
Claims7
A cleaning tool for cleaning internal components of electromechanical devices, comprising:
- a rod having a first end, a second end, and a lateral dimension, wherein:
- the first end of the rod comprises a pair of flexible, resilient stems that extend from the rod to form a V-shape,
- each of the stems comprises a distal end with a prong that extends away from the stem in a direction that is substantially perpendicular to the lateral dimension of the rod, so that when the stems are at rest the prongs form a width corresponding to an expanded position and when the stems are compressed prongs form a width that is less than that of the expanded position, and
- each of the prongs comprises at least one chiseled edge;
- and
- a cleaning head attached to the first end of the rod and extending away from the rod, wherein:
- the cleaning head comprises a pocket that is configured to receive the distal ends of the stems, and
- an opening of the pocket is configured to receive the distal ends has a width that is wider than the width of the compressed position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.