Liquid in motion advertising sign

Card – picture – or sign exhibiting – Display device with gas or liquid movement

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C040S427000, C040S409000, C040S410000, C239S016000, C239S017000, C239S018000, C239S019000, C239S020000, C239S211000, C446S237000

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07367146

ABSTRACT:
The present invention represents a breakthrough in advertisement tools. The liquid sign uses a system of chambers and electrically powered pumps to produce a dynamic and visually appealing advertising sign. The advertising sign of the invention uses a liquid in motion contained in a front chamber of the sign to highlight the color and other visual characteristics of a beverage or any liquid product being advertised. The liquid in motion highlights and showcases any given characteristic of a product being advertised, including bubble or foam producing capacity, color, brightness, or a logo or symbol placed on the background of the liquid in motion. It also provides for a visually attractive, electrically or battery powered and affordable advertising tool which can be used indoors or outdoors in many different settings.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5167993 (1992-12-01), Aoyagi
patent: 6119382 (2000-09-01), Hakkert
patent: 6695222 (2004-02-01), Lin

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