Stabilizing caddy for pressurized gas container
OwnerJohn D. Ritsoninventor
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A stabilizing caddy for a pressurized gas container includes a base and a housing upstanding from the base. The housing has a cavity defined by a continuous side wall with an upper rim distant from the base and a longitudinal axis extending transverse of the base. The continuous side wall of the housing cavity is uniformly snugly supportively receptive of an outer surface of the pressurized gas container when the pressurized gas container is slidably received therein such that a longitudinal axis of the gas container is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cavity. The dimension of the housing at the upper rim transverse of the longitudinal axis is substantially less than that of the base. In one embodiment, the housing is substantially conical in shape. In other embodiments, the housing may alternatively be of solid material or of thin wall construction. In yet another embodiment, the housing includes an upstanding tubular member encompassing the cavity, the base being an integral planar plate extending transverse of the longitudinal axis of the cavity and including a plurality of circumferentially spaced rib members lying in planes substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cavity integral with and extending between the tubular member and the planar plate.
A stabilizing caddy for a pressurized gas container having a longitudinal axis comprising:
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