Scraper assembly
AssigneeMIW Associates LLC
InventorsMarvin Weinberger, Tucker J. MARION
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Abstract
The invention pertains to a novel scraper assembly having a plurality of interchangeable scraper heads and handles and corresponding method for use. The scraper assembly further comprises a plurality of abrasive mechanisms, namely spring bristles, coiled springs, chainmail abraders and wire cloth abraders capable of effectively cleaning a surface without scoring or otherwise damaging the surface. The invention may be particularly useful for cleaning grills and ovens. Additionally, the invention may also be useful for shaping, adding texture to, stripping materials from or otherwise preparing a surface, including wood, metal or ceramic surfaces.
Claims21
1-21. (canceled)
A scraper for use in abrading a surface, comprising:
- a scraper head including:
- a chainmail abrader having a chainmail body including plurality of interlinked rings;
- and
- back pressure means positioned adjacent to said chainmail body configured to apply pressure against the chainmail body to enable the chainmail body to conform to contours of the surface during scraping.
A scraper for use in abrading a surface, comprising:
- a scraper head including:
- a chainmail abrader having a chainmail body including plurality of interlinked rings, said interlinked rings being textured to further facilitate abrasion;
- and
- a flexible resilient body positioned adjacent to said chainmail body configured to apply pressure against the chainmail body to enable the chainmail body to resiliently conform to contours of the surface during scraping.
A scraper for use in abrading a surface, comprising:
- a handle;
- and
- a scraper head coupled to the handle, the scraper head including a flexible resilient chainmail abrader having a chainmail body including plurality of interlinked rings, said interlinked rings being textured to further facilitate abrasion, the chainmail body configured to resiliently conform to contours of the surface during scraping.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.