Hose holder
OwnerKenneth M. Catheyinventor
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Abstract
A hose holder to hang on an acetylene and oxygen pressurized tanks used for welding, the holder being capable or removal and storage away from the tank including a body member held vertically along side of the cylinder, a ring to hang over the top of the cylinder, around the valve, U-shaped support members extending horizontally to rest on the side of the cylinder and a hose holding device attached to the body including an upright U-shaped member and an inverted U-shaped member around which the hose is wound.
Claims9
A hose holder for pressurized cylinders with top located valves comprising:
- (a) a body member positioned essentially vertically along the side of the cylinder,
- (b) a ring means structually attached and extending essentially horizontally from the body member to mount on the top of the cylinder, surrounding the valve and resting on the top of the cylinder,
- (c) at least one support means connected to the body member below the ring means to rest against at least partially surrounds the outside side surface of the cylinder, and
- (d) a hose holding means structurally attached to the body member to allow the pressurized hose to be hung on, and wherein the hose holding means comprises an upright "U" shaped upper member formed with or attached to an upper portion of the body member and an inverted "U" shaped lower member formed with or attached to a lower portion of the body member.
A hose holder for pressurized tanks with valves located at the top, comprising:
- (a) a body member positioned vertically along the side of the tank,
- (b) a cantelever member attached to the body member extending toward the top of the tank,
- (c) a ring axially connected to the outermost end of the cantelever member having an opening of a size to surround the valve and rest upon the top of the tank,
- (d) at least two support means connected to the body member below the ring to rest against the outside side surface of the tank and at least partially surround the tank to abut the outside surface in a horizontal direction,
- (e) an upright "U" shaped upper member formed with or attached to an upper portion of the body member and extending away from the tank, and
- (f) an inverted "U" shaped lower member formed with or attached to the body member at a lower extremity and extending away from the tank.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.