Permanent ink marker for re-identifying wire
OwnerRobert Earl Keller, Paul David Vicarsinventors
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Abstract
A permanent ink marker for re-identifying insulated wire. The marker has a container for ink, and a nib that is disposed on the container and in communication with the interior thereof. The nib is provided with a slit that extends from an end of the nib that is remote from the container in a direction toward the container. The end of the slit remote from the end of the nib is preferably widened, and can have a circular cross-section. The end of the nib preferably has a notch where the slit starts.
Claims18
A permanent ink marker for re-identifying insulated wire, comprising:
- a container for ink;
- and
- a nib disposed on said container and in communication with an interior of said container, wherein said nib is provided with a slit that extends from an end of said nib that is remote from said container in a direction toward said container, wherein said slit ends prior to said container, wherein an end of said slit that is remote from said end of said nib is widened relative to a remainder of said slit, and wherein said nib has a sheet-like configuration.
A permanent ink marker for re-identifying insulated wire, comprising:
- a container for ink;
- and
- a nib disposed on said container and in communication with an interior of said container, wherein said nib is provided with a slit that extends from an end of said nib that is remote from said container in a direction toward said container, wherein said slit ends prior to said container, wherein an end of said slit that is remote from said end of said nib is widened relative to a remainder of said slit, and wherein said widened end of said slit has a circular cross-section.
A permanent ink marker for re-identifying insulated wire, comprising:
- a container for ink;
- and
- a nib disposed on said container and in communication with an interior of said container, wherein said nib is provided with a slit that extends from an end of said nib that is remote from said container in a direction toward said container, wherein said slit ends prior to said container, wherein an end of said slit that is remote from said end of said nib is widened relative to a remainder of said slit, and wherein said end of said nib has a notch at the location of said slit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.