Laser Emitter Mounting Device
OwnerAlexander B. Pattersoninventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a laser emitter holder comprising a first portion and a second portion. The first portion includes a flat surface with through holes for mounting against a wall, as well as protrusions designed to couple with a laser emitter and mounting holes for interfacing with the second portion. The second portion consists of a semi-circular tube that covers the first portion, with mounting holes configured to interface with the first portion. Additionally, the second portion includes a plurality of through holes that allow laser light to pass through. This laser emitter holder provides a secure and convenient means for mounting and positioning laser emitters while allowing for the transmission of laser light.
Claims16
A laser emitter holder, comprising:
- a first portion comprising:
- a flat surface with one or more through holes for mounting against a wall;
- at least a pair of protrusions shaped to couple with a laser emitter;
- and
- at least a pair of mounting holes for interfacing with a second portion;
- and
- a second portion comprising:
- a semi-circular tube configured to cover the first portion;
- at least a pair of mounting holes configured to interface with the first portion;
- and
- a plurality of through holes configured for allowing laser light to pass through.
A method of manufacturing a laser emitter holder, the method comprising:
- manufacturing a first portion comprising:
- a flat surface with one or more through holes for mounting against a wall;
- at least a pair of protrusions shaped to couple with a laser emitter;
- and
- at least a pair of mounting holes for interfacing with a second portion;
- and
- manufacturing a second portion comprising:
- a semi-circular tube configured to cover the first portion;
- at least a pair of mounting holes configured to interface with the first portion;
- and
- a plurality of through holes configured for allowing laser light to pass through.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.