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US 2004/0061344 A1Published application
Apparatus to facilitate the holding of large bottles without integral handles
OwnerMark S. Shaskey SR.inventor
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a bottle holding apparatus comprising two, short, cylindrical sections, two or more struts fixedly connected between the two cylindrical sections, and a handle and support rib fixedly attached to two of the struts. The bottle holding apparatus of the present invention provides a means for any user to reliably grasp any large, “handle-less” bottle, without causing any inappropriate deformation of the plastic, while dispensing its contents. The present invention's design is simple and scalable, and can be economically manufactured and sold.
Claims14
A bottle holding apparatus comprising:
- first and second cylindrical sections;
- two or more struts, each of said two or more struts being fixedly attached at one end to said first cylindrical section and at another end to said second cylindrical section such that said first and second cylindrical sections are held in a spaced apart configuration;
- a handle fixedly attached to one of said two or more struts;
- wherein said first cylindrical section and said second cylindrical section are aligned axially thereby creating an apparatus for grasping and dispensing the contents of large, flexible, handle-less bottles.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.