Worksite application tool for tape or film
OwnerEthan Fariainventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides an apparatus for applying forces to a tape or a film. In one aspect, the apparatus has an edge for pressing and pushing tape or film uniformly across a surface, an operable light emitting device for illumination, a cutting blade, and a receptacle for a leash or lanyard. The receptacle for a leash or lanyard may be used to secure the apparatus to a belt, harness or other item, and to enable use of other tools without risking loss or damage of the apparatus.
Claims20
An apparatus for applying forces to a tape or a film, comprising:
- a main body;
- a smoothing edge at a first side of the main body;
- a receptacle for a leash or lanyard disposed proximate a second side of the main body;
- and
- a light emitting device disposed proximate a third side of the main body.
An apparatus for applying forces to a tape or a film, comprising:
- a main body;
- a smoothing edge at a first side of the main body;
- a receptacle for a leash or lanyard disposed proximate a second side of the main body;
- two protrusive ridges on the main body, the protrusive ridges being parallel to each other;
- and
- a cutting blade disposed on the main body between the protrusive ridges.
An apparatus for applying forces to a tape or a film, comprising:
- a main body;
- a smoothing edge at a first side of the main body;
- two parallel protrusive ridges on the main body;
- a receptacle for a leash or lanyard disposed on the main body between the protrusive ridges and proximate a second side of the main body;
- a light emitting device disposed on the main body between the protrusive ridges and proximate a third side of the main body;
- and
- a cutting blade at a corner of the main body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.