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Title: US4287633: Cleaning pad
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Gropper, George; Long Island City, NY 11101

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1981-09-08 / 1979-11-19

Application Number: US1979000095336

IPC Code: Advanced: A47L 17/08;
Core: A47L 17/00;
IPC-7: A47L 13/16;
A47L 17/04;

ECLA Code: A47L17/08;

U.S. Class: Current: 015/229.11; 015/244.3;
Original: 015/209.B; 015/244.B;

Field of Search: 015/118,209 R,209 B,210 R,244 B

Priority Number:
1979-11-19  US1979000095336

Abstract:     A flexible and resilient abrading or detergent pad as a cleansing, scouring and smoothing or finishing device having a pervious and knitted outer covering of synthetic yarn and an engaging core of synthetic plastic sponge frictionally biased against the inner surfaces of the covering walls, the transverse edge areas of the covering and core being compressed and integrated for anchorage of the core to the covering. For manufacture, the sponge core is inserted into the sleeve, the assembly compressed and the transverse edge areas of both covering and core while under compression integrated or connected while under further compression at such areas. Trimming of the reduced and integrated or connected edges takes place following said procedures.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Mencher, Alexander ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Roberts, Edward L.;

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I claim:     1. A yieldable, compact, unitary, pervious, shape-retaining and flexible abrading pad comprising: a main compressed and resilient plastic sponge core body, said body being compressed throughout the full area thereof, and a pervious and abrasive plastic cover forming a tight-fitting against the walls of the said compressed and resilient sponge throughout the full respective areas thereof, said compressed and resilient sponge core body and said tight-fitting cover having corresponding transverse edge areas connected and reduced into strip form for anchorage connection to prevent shifting at such areas between said sponge core body and the cover when the pad is in use, the frictional connection between other areas of said sponge core body and said cover also preventing separation thereabout, said cover having top and bottom walls and connecting longitudinal edge areas formed of a continuous knit.

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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US2958885* 1960-11 Donney    
Get PDF - 4pp US3040353  1962-06 Gray   Composite cleaning article and method of manufacturing same
Get PDF - 4pp US3252176* 1966-05 Gropper    
Get PDF - 4pp US3849225  1974-11 Haertle  Kleen Test Products, Inc. METHOD OF FORMING AN APPLICATOR CONSTRUCTION
Get PDF - 5pp US4015306  1977-04 Fenster   Applicator pads
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Publication Date IPC Code Assignee   Title
Buy PDF FR1189547 1959-03  A47L 13/16 MIREX ETS Perfectionnements aux articles de nettoyage, de récurage et analogues 


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