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US 2025/0050369 A1Published application
Flexible stay-in-place blow gun extension
AssigneeM.A.T. Industries, Inc.
InventorsGregory Kevin GRIFFIN, Taixing ZOU, Maojin ZHU
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Abstract
An extension for a pneumatic blow gun includes a tube body defining an interior passage and having a first end and a second end, the body made of wound metal, a resilient liner disposed in the passage and extending from the first end to the second end; the first end configured for attachment to a barrel of the pneumatic blow gun; and the tube body being bendable per user manipulation, and being configured for retaining a user-manipulated orientation.
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An extension for a pneumatic blow gun, comprising:
- a tube body defining an interior passage and having a first end and a second end, said body made of wound metal;
- a resilient liner disposed in said passage and extending from said first end to said second end;
- said first end configured for attachment to a barrel of the pneumatic blow gun;
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- said tube body being bendable per user manipulation, and being configured for retaining a user-manipulated orientation.
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A combination pneumatic blow gun and flexible extension, comprising:
- a pneumatic blow gun having a body with a handle and a barrel, and defining an internal air passageway;
- a trigger connected to said body and configured for regulating the flow of compressed air in said internal air passageway;
- an inlet in said handle;
- an outlet at an end of said barrel for dispensing pressurized air as controlled by said trigger;
- said second end configured for threadable connection to pneumatic accessories;
- an extension tube body defining an interior passage and having a first end and a second end, said body made of wound metal;
- a resilient liner disposed in said passage and extending from said first end to said second end;
- said first end configured for attachment to said outlet of said pneumatic blow gun;
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- said tube body being bendable per user manipulation, and being configured for retaining a user-manipulated orientation.
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