Thermal wraps
AssigneeChillynex Corporation
InventorMichael L. Spitler
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Abstract
A thermal wrap includes a fabric band having a thermally insulating outer layer and a non-insulating inner layer. A cavity is formed between the two layers for receiving a flexible cold pack containing deionized water and a chemical freezing agent. In one embodiment, the fabric band is in the form of a collar to be worn about the individual's neck or other body part. In another embodiment, the fabric band is in the form of a jacket for surrounding a beverage container such as a wine bottle.
Claims20
A thermal wrap comprising:
- (a)
- a flexible band having
- an outer layer formed of thermal insulating material,
- an inner layer formed of non-insulating material,
- a pair of opposite ends,
- a pair of opposite edges extending longitudinally between said opposite ends,
- fastening means for securing said opposite ends to one another to form an annulus, and
- a cavity formed between said inner layer and said outer layer;
- and
- (b) a flexible cold pack carried within said cavity, said cold pack containing deionized water and a chemical freezing agent.
A thermal collar to be worn by an individual for cooling purposes, said collar comprising:
- (a)
- a flexible band for encircling a portion of said individual's body, said band including
- an outer layer for facing away from said individual's body,
- an inner layer for contacting said individual's skin,
- a pair of opposite ends,
- a pair of opposite edges extending longitudinally between said opposite ends,
- first fastening means for detachably securing said opposite ends to one another to form an annulus around said part of said individual's body, and
- a cavity formed between said inner layer and said outer layer;
- and
- (b) a flexible cold pack carried within said cavity.
A thermal jacket for chilling a product stored within a container, said jacket comprising:
- (a)
- a flexible band for encircling said container, said band including
- an outer layer for facing away from said container, said outer layer being formed of thermal insulating material,
- an inner layer for contacting said container, said inner layer being formed of non-insulating material,
- a top edge,
- a bottom edge,
- a cavity formed between said inner layer and said outer layer;
- and
- (b) a flexible cold pack carried within said cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.