Instrument for handling contact lens disinfecting catalyst

Handling: hand and hoist-line implements – Contact lens applicator

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294 12, 206 51, 422300, B65D 8538, A61L 218

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048179981

ABSTRACT:
An extractor instrument for removing a catalytic ring, or the like, normally held by friction at the bottom of a container cavity, enabling the container to be fabricated with an integrally closed bottom wall opposite the open upper end of the container. The instrument comprises an elongate gripping member and a cam structure secured to the gripping member adjacent one end. The cam structure includes a foot dimensioned for insertion through a passageway in the catalytic ring after which the foot is engaged in a camming manner against the bottom surface of the ring allowing withdrawal of the foot and the engaged ring from the open end of the container.

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