Handle for a manually operable industrial pressing iron
OwnerGiovanni Cartabbiainventor
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Abstract
A handle for a manually operable industrial pressing iron has a root portion shaped to fit the facing surface of a handle support of the iron itself, an intermediate rounded, anatomically shaped hand grip portion and a free end portion which is downwardly inclined from the intermediate portion. The intermediate portion has a surface working, at least over that part which is contacted by the palm and fingers of the user, to produce a plurality of closely adjacent microcavities giving the hand grip portion an anti-slip property and allowing air to pass between the hand grip and the hand and fingers of a user to keep it cool during use.
Claims3
A handle for a pressing iron, comprising an elongate element,
- a root portion of said elongate element,
- a shaped intermediate hand grip portion of said elongate element and,
- an unsupported free end portion of said elongate element,
- the surface of said intermediate portion of said elongate element being worked in such a way as to be anti-slip and to allow an air flow to take place between said intermediate portion of said elongate element and the palm of the hand of a user,
- said elongate element having an approximately cylindrical shape, said intermediate hand grip portion having a substantially oval cross section, and said root portion, which is intended to be fitted to an upstanding handle support of a body of said pressing iron, having a shape which corresponds to that of the upper face of said handle support,
- wherein the surface of said intermediate hand grip portion of said elongate element, at least in the region where it is contacted by the palm of the hand and fingers (excluding the thumb) of the operator, is worked by means of one of chiselling, chipping and equivalent working operations in such a way as to form a plurality of closely adjacent microcavities.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.