Removable handle for pans
OwnerVincent P. Tippmann SR.inventor
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Abstract
A handle for a container includes a retaining portion for securing between a mounting band and an outer peripheral surface of the container. A holding portion extends from the retaining portion. A gripping portion extends from the holding portion. Wherein positioning the mounting band relative to an outer peripheral surface of a container and wedging the mounting band relative thereto secures the retaining portion of the handle relative to the container and permits a user to hold the holding portion and grip the gripping portion during use of the handle.
Claims16
A handle for a container comprising:
- a mounting band for positioning on an outer peripheral surface of a container;
- said handle including:
- a retaining portion for securing between the mounting band and an outer peripheral surface of a container;
- a holding portion extending from the retaining portion;
- and
- a gripping portion extending from the holding portion;
- wherein positioning the mounting band relative to an outer peripheral surface of a container and wedging the mounting band relative thereto secures the retaining portion of the handle relative to the container and permits a user to hold the holding portion and grip the gripping portion during use of the handle.
A kit for permitting a handle to be attached to a container comprising:
- a mounting band adapted to be positioned on an outer peripheral surface of a container;
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- a handle adapted to be positioned between the mounting band and an outer peripheral surface of a container, said handle including a retaining portion adapted to be secured between the mounting band and an outer peripheral surface of a container, a holding portion extending from the retaining portion and a gripping portion extending from the holding portion;
- wherein positioning the mounting band relative to an outer peripheral surface of a container and wedging the mounting band relative thereto secures the retaining portion of the handle relative to the container and permits a user to hold the holding portion and grip the gripping portion during use of the handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.