Disposable striking line dispenser
OwnerRobert A. Flickinventor
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Abstract
A dispenser for pre-inked disposable striking lines consisting of an open-topped plastic case, an air-tight cover sealing the open top of said case, an axle within said case for rotatable support of a continuous spool of pre-inked line, an annular gasket mounted on said cover surrounding the line as it exits from said case, a knife-edged cutter mounted on the cover for cutting off a desired length of inked line, the cover having a clear plastic window for viewing the remaining amount of line on the spool, and a lid hingedly mounted on the top of the case.
Claims4
A dispenser for pre-inked disposable striking lines comprising
- an open-topped case made of thermoplastic material,
- a cover sealing the open top of the case, said cover including a hole, a clear plastic window and a knifeedged metal cutter mounted on said cover,
- an axle mounted within said case,
- a hub rotatably mounted on said axle,
- a spool of pre-inked striking line mounted on said hub with the end of said line exiting from said case through the hole in the cover, and
- an annular flexible gasket mounted on said cover and surrounding the line exiting from the case.
A dispenser for pre-inked striking lines comprising
- an assembly consisting of an open-topped case and a hingedly connected lid made of thermoplastic material,
- a cover for sealing the open top of said case, said cover made of thermoplastic material and including two spaced-apart flat planar surfaces and a downwardly extending flange from which projects an axle,
- a rotatable hub mounted on said axle and containing a spool of striking line which has been previously soaked in a liquid marking agent,
- a hole in one of the planar surfaces of said cover,
- an annular gasket mounted in said hole with the end of the spool of striking line exiting from said case passing through the center of said gasket, and
- a knife-edged metal cutter mounted on the second planar surface of said cover.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.