Hand pressure roller for posters
OwnerHu Cheninventor
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Abstract
A hand pressure roller adapted for spreading a sticky transparent film over a stripping paper for removing a back-glued cut pattern from said stripping paper, including a roller frame and a roller, the roller frame having an upright front panel, two forward front lugs bilaterally extended from the front panel for holding the roller, a handle backwardly extended from the front panel for moving the roller with the hand, and a back panel obliquely downwardly extended from the rear side and terminating in a smoothly curved upward tail for pressing over the workpiece, the roller having two bearings at two opposite ends of a roller shaft thereof pivotably connected between the front lugs of the roller frame by a respective pivot.
Claims1
A hand pressure roller for spreading a sticky transparent film over a stripping paper for taking a back-glued cut pattern from said stripping paper:
- a roller frame, said roller frame comprising a base panel having a front side and a rear side, a front panel extended upwardly from the front side of said base panel at right angles, when said frame is positioned over said paper and film a back panel obliquely downwardly extended from the rear side of said base panel and terminating in a smoothly curved upward tail, two front lugs forwardly and perpendicularly extended from two opposite ends of said front panel and having a respectively pivot hole, and a handle backwardly and perpendicularly extended from a middle part of said front panel;
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- a roller connected between the front lugs of said roller frame in parallel to said front panel, said roller comprising a roller shaft made from aluminum alloy, two bearings disposed at two opposite ends of said roller shaft and respectively connected to the pivot holes of said front lugs by a respective pivot, and a rubber covering mounted around said roller shaft, said roller and tail contacting said film to apply pressure to said paper and film.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.