Protective cover for cotton module
OwnerErnest Kandarianinventor
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Abstract
The present invention contemplates a protective cover for a cotton module comprising, in its preferred form, a cap portion adapted to fit about the top of the module, a skirt portion connected to and depending from said cap portion and adapted to encircle the midportion of the module in holding relation and means secured about the perimeter of said skirt for securing the skirt and thus the protective cover about said module to protect the same against wind, rain and other environmental elements.
Claims9
A protective cover for a cotton module formed of a relatively large volume of cotton compressed into a generally parallelepiped configuration comprising:
- a water repellent cap portion adapted to fit about the top of the module and extending downwardly therefrom;
- means defining a skirt portion connected to and depending from said cap portion and adapted to encircle the mid-portion of the module, said skirt portion comprising an air permeable mesh to provide substantially unobstructed air flow from the ambient air into the module;
- and belt means including means for cinching fastened about the perimeter of said skirt portion for securing said cover about the module without intrusion into the module surface.
A protective cover secured to a cotton module formed of a relatively large volume of cotton compressed into a generally parallelepiped configuration comprising:
- a water repellent cap portion adapted to fit about the top of the module and extend downwardly therefrom;
- means defining a skirt portion connected to and depending from said cap portion and adapted to encircle the mid-portion of the module, said skirt portion comprising an air permeable mesh to provide substantially unobstructed air flow from the ambient air into the module;
- and belt means, including means for cinching, fastened about the perimeter of said skirt portion for securing said cover about the module without intrusion into the module surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.