Hose guide for hose reel
AssigneeNickolas Brands, LLC
InventorNickolas Reinhart
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a hose guide for a hose reel enclosure. The hose guide comprises a pair of travel bars, including a first travel bar and a second travel bar, and a guide member slidably disposed on each one of the pair of travel bars. The guide member allows for smooth and controlled movement of the hose within the hose reel enclosure, preventing tangling and ensuring efficient retraction and extension of the hose. The design of the hose guide provides improved functionality and ease of use, enhancing the overall performance and durability of the hose reel enclosure.
Claims20
A hose guide for a hose reel enclosure, comprising:
- a first travel bar;
- a second travel bar;
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- a guide member slidably disposed on the first travel bar and the second travel bar.
A hose reel enclosure comprising:
- a first travel bar and a second travel bar, the first travel bar and the second travel bar being contiguous with an uninterrupted surface and parallel;
- a guide member slidably disposed on the first travel bar and the second travel bar, the guide member including a first hole for receiving the first travel bar therethrough and a second hole for receiving the second travel bar therethrough, the first hole and the second hole being disposed on opposite ends of the guide member, the guide member including a handle disposed thereon;
- a first sidewall having a first pair of apertures configured to receive the first travel bar and the second travel bar, each of the first pair of apertures being vertically displaced on the first sidewall;
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- a second sidewall having a second pair of apertures configured to receive the first travel bar and the second travel bar, each of the second pair of apertures being vertically displaced on the second sidewall;
- wherein the guide member, the first travel bar, and the second travel bar are formed from polypropylene, high density polyethylene (HDPE), and/or polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.