Method and external, disposable filter for home computers
OwnerShai Broshinventor
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Abstract
The present invention is a disposable filter made of mesh or fabric, as is customary in the sector, and which is designed to be affixed to the air inlet or outlet aperture of a home computer casing. The filter can be sold in a kit that includes one or more said filters along with a tube or standard container of non-drying adhesive. The product is also designed for use on other electronic and electrical appliances.
Claims11
A disposable filter, made of fabric or polymer or any other material, that is designed to be affixed over the air inlet or outlet aperture of a home computer casing.
A kit that includes one or more of the filters described in claim No. 1.
A kit that includes one or more of the filters described in claim No. 1 as well as non-drying adhesive.
The kit described in claim No. 3, whereby the adhesive is provided in a receptacle such as a tube or container.
A filter as described in claim No. 1 with pre-applied non-drying adhesive.
A filter as described in claim No. 1, to which two-sided cellotape is applied in a criss-cross pattern or with multiple holes, so as to enable unobstructed air flow
A disposable fabric filter with adhesive, designed to be applied over the air inlet or outlet apertures of personal computer casings or computer casings or electric or electronic appliances.
The filter described in claim No. 7, whereby the said fabric is made of polyester or viscose.
The filter described in claim No. 7, whereby the said adhesive is applied to the fabric's fibers only and not to the spaces between them.
The filter described in claims Nos. 7-9, whereby the side with the adhesive is covered with silicon paper designed to be removed prior to application of filter.
A method of applying adhesive to a fabric used as a disposable filter that is designed to be applied over the air inlet or outlet apertures of personal computer casings or computer casings or electric or electronic appliances, including use of liquid adhesive that is sprayed on the fabric using a spraying device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.