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Tying neckband heat transfer device

Assignee: WARREN LOCKE FRANZ ESQ PA A Corp OF FL
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Filing: 1991-06-13
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Granted: 1992-02-18
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Expires: 2011-06-13
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Abstract

Abstract A heat transfer device in the form of a bandanna-like neckband has a main body flexible fabric material and a pocket lengthwise centrally located for receiving an elongated heat transfer element in the form of a multi-cellular reusable coolant pouch therein. The lengths of the main body and pocket are chosen to place the heat transfer element about the back and sides of the neck, while leaving the main body unobstructed at free ends to permit loose tying to join the ends in front of the neck. The widths of the main body and pocket are chosen to enable single or multiple layers of fabric material to be optionally interposed between the heat transfer element and the neck.

Inventors

  • 👤 Mark Schneider

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-23 08:01
CPC Classifications
A; A61; A61F; A61F7/00; A61F7/02; A41; A41D; A41D20/00; A41D20/005; A61F2007/0001; A61F2007/0002; A61F2007/0009; A61F2007/0225; A61F2007/0228; A61F2007/0268; Y; Y10; Y10S; Y10S165/00; Y10S165/044; Y10S165/045

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim 191 words
A heat transfer device for cooling or heating the neck area of a user, said device comprising: a main body of flexible fabric material having a length and width; a pocket of flexible fabric material, having a length, width and an interior, and being located lengthwise centrally of the length of said main body; and a heat transfer element dimensioned, configured and adapted to match said pocket interior and including a substance suitable for transferring heat to or from said neck area; said lengths of said main body and pocket being relatively dimensioned for enabling said pocket-matching heat transfer element to be received circumferentially about the back and sides of the neck, yet leaving opposite free ends lengthwise of said main body and away from said pocket, to permit loose tying of said main body of said free ends in front of said neck; and said widths of said main body and said pocket being relatively dimensioned for permitting said main body to be folded widthwise over said pocket to permit optional user-selectable variation of the number of layers of fabric material between said heat transfer element and said neck area.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 191 words
A heat transfer device for cooling or heating the neck area of a user, said device comprising: a main body of flexible fabric material having a length and width; a pocket of flexible fabric material, having a length, width and an interior, and being located lengthwise centrally of the length of said main body; and a heat transfer element dimensioned, configured and adapted to match said pocket interior and including a substance suitable for transferring heat to or from said neck area; said lengths of said main body and pocket being relatively dimensioned for enabling said pocket-matching heat transfer element to be received circumferentially about the back and sides of the neck, yet leaving opposite free ends lengthwise of said main body and away from said pocket, to permit loose tying of said main body of said free ends in front of said neck; and said widths of said main body and said pocket being relatively dimensioned for permitting said main body to be folded widthwise over said pocket to permit optional user-selectable variation of the number of layers of fabric material between said heat transfer element and said neck area.

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