Non-permanent adhesive-backed magnetized securing device
AssigneeKane Graphical Corporation
InventorJonathan E. Kane
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Abstract
A non-permanent adhesive-backed magnetized securing device allows for affixing and removing objects from the adhesive portion of the device with minimal to no destruction or marring of the contacted surface of the object. The device includes a base member and a non-permanent adhesive connected to the base member. The base member has a surface that exhibits magnetic characteristics and is capable of magnetically connecting the device to a magnetic attracting element. The non-permanent adhesive is permanently affixed to another surface of the base member and is capable of allowing objects to be removably attached to the device. A dividing member may be located between the base member and the non-permanent adhesive. A permanent adhesive fixedly connects the dividing member to the base member.
Claims9
A device for securing an object to a magnetically attractive element, comprising:
- a magnet;
- and,
- a non-permanent adhesive directly connected to a first surface of the magnet, the non-permanent adhesive being capable of allowing objects to be removably attached to the device.
A device for removably affixing an object to an outer surface of the device, comprising:
- a magnet;
- a non-permanent adhesive;
- and,
- a permanent adhesive permanently directly connected to the magnet and connecting the non-permanent adhesive to the magnet, the non-permanent adhesive being capable of removably affixing objects thereto.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.