Carrier puck
AssigneeDowbrands L.P.
InventorsJames C. Pawloski, Gary S. Bliss, Ronald L. Siemon
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Abstract
A carrier puck is provided for receiving and supporting an article to be moved along a predetermined path. The carrier puck is made of a main body having an inner cavity for receiving the article. The puck also includes at least one gripper element extending from an inner side wall of the main body into the first cavity for engaging with a protruding ridge on the article to releasably hold and stabilize the article in the puck. The carrier puck may also include a second cavity having a size which differs from the size of the first cavity.
Claims11
A carrier puck for receiving and supporting one of at least first and second articles, said first article having first dimensions and said second article having second dimensions which differ from said first dimensions, said carrier puck comprising:
- a main body having a first cavity of a first size and a second cavity of a second size which differs from said first size, said first cavity being adapted to receive and support said first article and said second cavity being adapted to receive and support said second article and wherein said first and second cavities intersect one another.
A carrier puck for receiving and supporting one of at least first and second articles to be moved along a predetermined path, said carrier puck comprising:
- a main body having a first cavity having a first center line and a second cavity having a second center line which is spaced a given distance from said first center line, said first cavity being adapted to receive and support said first article and said second cavity being adapted to receive and support said second article and wherein a portion of said first cavity overlaps with a portion of said second cavity.
A carrier puck for receiving and supporting one of at least first and second articles, said first article having first dimensions and said second article having second dimensions which differ from said first dimensions, said carrier puck comprising:
- a main body having a first cavity of a first size and a second cavity of a second size which differs from said first size, said first cavity being adapted to receive and support said first article and said second cavity being adapted to receive and support said second article and wherein a portion of said first cavity overlaps with a portion of said second cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.