Assemblable jerk handle for inflators
CA 2537577 C · Owner: Fawcett, Lyman W. Jr. · Inventors: Fawcett, Lyman W. Jr.
Overview
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An assemblable jerk handle for a lanyard cord including in one embodiment a base portion having a center channel with interior progressive teeth for receiving the lanyard cord and a cap portion for permanently snap-fitting to the base portion to securely grip and therefore retain the lanyard cord within the base portion. In another embodiment the assemblable jerk handle comprises a base portion having a center channel positioned therethrough for receiving a bifurcated plug that receives the lanyard cord therein and forcibly closes about the Ianyard cord to securely grip and therefore retain the lanyard cord within the base portion.
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- Filed September 8, 2004 and granted August 5, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 8, 2024.
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