Single and unitarily forged socket
OwnerRandall A. Alsobrookinventor
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Abstract
It is noted the purpose of the foregoing abstract is to enable the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the public generally, especially the scientists, engineers and practitioners in the art who are not familiar with patent or legal terms or phraseology, to determine quickly from a cursory inspection the nature and essence of the technical disclosure of the application. The abstract is neither intended to define the invention of the application, which is measured by the claims, nor is it intended to be limiting as to the scope of the invention in any way. A single and unitarily forged socket includes a cylindrical body that has opposed proximal and distal ends and has a centrally registered first bore formed therein.
Claims18
A single and unitarily forged socket comprising:
- a cylindrical body having axially opposed proximal and distal end portions, the body further having a centrally registered first bore formed therein, the first bore having a square cross-section medially positioned within the proximal end portion and terminating proximal to the distal end portion, the body further having a centrally registered second bore formed therein, the second bore having a symmetric shape provided with a diameter greater than a diameter of the first bore, the first and second bores being spaced from each other;
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- a plurality of ridges for preventing the operator from loosing a grip of the body when a hand of the operator is slippery, the ridges being monolithically formed with an outer surface of the body and unitarily forged directly therewith;
- wherein the ridges is spaced between the proximal and distal end portions and is outwardly situated from the first and second bores such that a selected portion of the body seated adjacent to the first and second bores maintains a continuous and smooth shape respectively.
A single and unitarily forged socket comprising:
- a cylindrical body having axially opposed proximal and distal end portions, the body further having a centrally registered first bore formed therein, the first bore having a square cross-section medially positioned within the proximal end portion and terminating proximal to the distal end portion, the body further having a centrally registered second bore formed therein, the second bore having a symmetric shape provided with a diameter greater than a diameter of the first bore, the first and second bores being spaced from each other;
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- a plurality of ridges for preventing the operator from loosing a grip of the body when a hand of the operator is slippery, the ridges being monolithically formed with an outer surface of the body and permanently conjoined directly therethrough;
- wherein the preventing means is spaced between the proximal and distal end portions and is outwardly situated from the first and second bores such that a selected portion of the body seated adjacent to the first and second bores maintains a continuous and smooth shape respectively;
- and wherein the ridges and the body are formed from non-corrosive material.
A single and unitarily forged socket comprising:
- a cylindrical body having axially opposed proximal and distal end portions, the body further having a centrally registered first bore formed therein, the first bore having a square cross-section medially positioned within the proximal end portion and terminating proximal to the distal end portion, the body further having a centrally registered second bore formed therein, the second bore having a symmetric shape provided with a diameter greater than a diameter of the first bore, the first and second bores being spaced from each other;
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- a plurality of ridges for preventing the operator from loosing a grip of the body when a hand of the operator is slippery, the plurality of ridges being monolithically formed with an outer surface of the body and unitarily forged directly therewith, wherein the plurality of ridges rotates in sync with the outer surface of the socket;
- wherein the plurality of ridges is spaced between the proximal and distal end portions and is outwardly situated from the first and second bores such that a selected portion of the body seated adjacent to the first and second bores maintains a continuous and smooth shape respectively;
- and wherein the plurality of ridges and the body are formed from non-corrosive material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.