Detachable handle for containers
OwnerDamon H. DeHart, Allan R. Tateinventors
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OwnerDamon H. DeHart, Allan R. Tateinventors
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A detachable handle for securely holding and lifting a container, such as a paint can which has a lid-receiving channel at the top of the container, is formed as an integral unit of injection molded compliant material. It includes a grip, an upper heel contacting the container inside wall at an upper position, and a lower heel contacting the container outside wall at a lower position. The handle also includes a lift point contacting the lid-receiving channel underside, and a middle arm contacting the top of the lid-receiving channel above the lift point, providing vertical stability, and allows the user to hold or lift the container without risk of tipping or spilling. The handle is easily applied or removed by contacting the lower heel against the outside wall and rotating the handle into place.
A detachable handle for lifting a container having a side wall, and farther comprising a lid-receiving channel at the top of the container, the handle integrally formed from compliant material, and comprising:
A detachable handle for lifting a container having a side wall and further comprising a lid-receiving channel at the top of the container, the handle integrally formed from compliant material, and comprising:
A detachable handle for lifting a container having a side wall comprising an outer surface and an inner surface, and further comprising a lid-receiving channel at the top of the container, the handle integrally formed from compliant material, and comprising:
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