Dust containment system
AssigneeToolLab, Inc.
InventorsCharles E. Melino, Charles E. Melino, Jr.
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Abstract
An improved dust containment system comprising a flexible sheeting supported by one or more poles. The flexible sheeting being held in place on the pole by one or more clamps. The clamps have a pair of handles that pivot about an axis and wherein opposite the handles are two jaws. Each jaw has a body area and a tip. The jaws being connected to their respective handles so that the tips of the jaws contact each other and wherein the body areas of the respective jaws are configured so that the body area of the jaws can fit around the pole without separating the tips of the jaws.
Claims20
An improved dust containment system comprising a flexible sheeting supported by one or more poles, said flexible sheeting being held in place on said pole by one or more clamps, said clamps having a pair of handles that pivot about an axis and wherein opposite the handles are two jaws, each jaw having a body area and a tip, said jaws being connected to their respective handles so that the tips of said jaws contact each other and wherein the body areas of the respective jaws are configured so that the body area of the jaws can fit around said pole without separating the tips of the jaws.
An improved dust containment system for use with a suspended ceiling comprising a tile and a tile support said system comprising a flexible curtain supported by one or more poles, said poles having a top end and a bottom end, said pole having on said top end thereof a clamp, said clamp holding said pole to said tile support of the suspended ceiling, said clamps having a pair of handles that pivot about an axis and wherein opposite the handles are two jaws, each jaw having a body area and a tip, said jaws being connected to their respective handles and arranged so that the tips of said jaws clamp onto said tile support and one of said handles is inserted into an opening in the top end of said pole.
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