Utility hand-piece with integrated fluid channel
OwnerJennifer Yipinventor
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Abstract
A utility hand-piece is adapted for being worn on a hand of a user. The hand-piece includes a body portion adapted for covering at least a portion of the hand, and incorporating at least one fluid channel. A fluid inlet is formed with the body portion and communicates with the fluid channel. A fluid outlet is formed with the body portion and communicates with the fluid channel downstream of the fluid inlet. Upon connecting a fluid source to the hand-piece, fluid is transferred from the fluid inlet through the fluid channel and dispensed from the body portion through the fluid outlet.
Claims18
A utility hand-piece for being worn on a hand of a user, said hand-piece comprising:
- a body portion adapted for covering at least a portion of the hand, and comprising overlying top and bottom layers joined together along a plurality of longitudinal channel lines, wherein adjacent ones of said longitudinal channels lines cooperate to define at least one fluid channel in said body portion, said fluid channel being formed between said longitudinal channel lines and between said top and bottom layers of said body portion, and wherein each longitudinal channel line forms a seam in said body portion;
- a fluid inlet formed with said body portion and communicating with said fluid channel;
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- a fluid outlet formed with said body portion and communicating with said fluid channel downstream of said fluid inlet, whereby upon connecting a fluid source to said hand-piece, fluid is transferred from said fluid inlet through said fluid channel and dispensed from said body portion through said fluid outlet.
A utility hand-piece for being worn on a hand of a user, said hand-piece comprising:
- a wrist portion adapted for covering a wrist of the user;
- a body portion attached to said wrist portion and adapted for covering at least a portion of the hand, said body portion defining at least one finger opening adapted for receiving a finger of the user, and said body portion comprising overlying top and bottom layers joined together along a plurality of longitudinal channel lines, wherein adjacent ones of said longitudinal channels lines cooperate to define at least one fluid channel in said body portion, said fluid channel being formed between said longitudinal channel lines and between said top and bottom layers of said body portion, and wherein each longitudinal channel line forms a seam in said body portion;
- a fluid inlet formed with said body portion and communicating with said fluid channel;
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- a fluid outlet formed with said body portion proximate said finger opening and communicating with said fluid channel downstream of said fluid inlet, whereby upon connecting a fluid source to said hand-piece, fluid is transferred from said fluid inlet through said fluid channel and dispensed from said body portion through said fluid outlet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.