Pipes and tubular conduits – Flexible – With means for facilitating collapse
Reexamination Certificate
2007-12-11
2007-12-11
Brinson, Patrick F. (Department: 3754)
Pipes and tubular conduits
Flexible
With means for facilitating collapse
C138S118000, C138S110000, C015S315000, C015S314000, C137S335000, C137S335000, C137S360000
Reexamination Certificate
active
10843497
ABSTRACT:
A retractable hose extension for a vacuum having an expandable hose within a containment structure, a first coupling at the first end of the hose and in the first end of the containment structure for connecting the hose to a vacuum, a valve at the second end of the hose, and either a door or other releasable retention device for the hose. Preferably, the valve is an iris valve. Two fixed embodiment and one portable embodiment exist. The first fixed embodiment is inserted within a wall. The second fixed embodiment is rotatably attached to a tube contained within or running below a ceiling and extending from a vacuum system.
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Hansen Ned R.
Stockton John H.
Brinson Patrick F.
Fehr Thompson E.
Fehr Law Firm
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