Ergonomic cushioning device for inhibitting injury
OwnerRichard J. Garciainventor
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Abstract
A cushioning device adapted to circumscribe the handle of a vice or the like to inhibit injury to the user's hand during tightening and losing thereof, wherein a pair of cups are provided in which an insert is provided which conforms to the shape of the handle and is formed of a sturdy yet pliable material that holds its shape, and a shell of soft deformable material, and further wherein the insert is nested in the shell, and two such cups are secured together to circumscribe the handle to provide cushioning in use.
Claims6
In a tool, said tool having a handle for manually tightening and loosening said tool, and wherein said tool terminates in a bulbous end;
- a universal accessory for selective attachment to said handle, said accessory comprising:
- a pair of cup like members, each said member comprising an outer shell;
- said outer shell housing an insert therein;
- said insert adapted to be nested in said shell and having an interior cavity formed therein, said cavity substantially conforming to said bulbous terminal end of said handle;
- said pair of cups being interconnected about said handle to define a cushion thereabout.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.