IP Library Granted Patent US 10,575,705
Granted Patent B2
US 10,575,705 · App. 15/382,094 · Granted Mar 3, 2020

Glass rinser spin stop

Inventors: Edgar Gonzalez (Davenport, FL); Tom Geordt (Belvidere, IL)
Assignee: Micro Matic USA, LLC
A47L15/0065
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Patent No.
US 10,575,705
App. No.
15/382,094
Granted
Mar 3, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

A glass rinser apparatus is provided. The glass rinser apparatus may include a spray nozzle configured to output a liquid, a shank configured to be coupled at a first end to the spray nozzle, and to transmit the liquid to the spray nozzle, and a nut configured to be coupled to the second end of the shank. The shank may be shaped so that the shank does not rotate when the nut is coupled to the second end of the shank. The cross section of the shank may be substantially circular, and may include at least one flat portion.

Claims (30)

1. A glass rinser apparatus comprising:

a spray nozzle configured to output a liquid;

a drip tray having a hole with a flat portion; and

a shank having a flat portion and configured to be coupled at a first end to the spray nozzle to transmit the liquid to the spray nozzle, and such that a second end of the shank extends at least partially through the hole.

2. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the hole in the drip tray is configured to engage the shank and prevent the shank from rotating.

3. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the shank and the hole are substantially circular and include the flat portion.

4. A glass rinser apparatus comprising:

a spray nozzle configured to output a liquid;

a shank configured to be coupled at a first end to the spray nozzle, and to transmit the liquid to the spray nozzle, wherein the shank includes a flat portion; and

a drip tray having a hole configured to receive a second end of the shank, wherein the hole includes a flat portion;

wherein the flat portion of the hole is configured to engage the flat portion of the shank to prevent the shank from rotating.

5. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 4 , wherein a cross section of the shank is substantially circular, and includes the flat portion of the shank.

6. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 4 , wherein a cross section of the shank is substantially square, rectangular, triangular, or star-shaped.

7. A glass rinser apparatus comprising:

a spray nozzle configured to output a liquid;

a shank configured to be coupled at a first end to the spray nozzle, and to transmit the liquid to the spray nozzle; and

a drip tray having a hole configured to receive a second end of the shank;

a nut configured to be coupled to the second end of the shank such that the second end of the shank extends through the hole in the drip tray and at least partially through the nut; and

wherein the shank and the hole each includes a flat portion that prevents the shank from rotating within the hole.

8. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 7 , wherein a cross section of the shank is substantially the same shape as a cross section of the hole.

9. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the cross section of the shank and the cross section of the hole are substantially circular and include the flat portion.

10. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the cross section of the shank and the cross section of the hole are substantially square, rectangular, triangular, or star-shaped.

11. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the hole in the drip tray is configured to engage the shank and prevent the shank from rotating when the nut is coupled to the second end of the shank.

12. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 7 , further comprising a rinser grid configured to be coupled to the spray nozzle and the shank, wherein when the rinser grid is depressed, the liquid is caused to pass through the shank and be output by the spray nozzle.

13. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the flat portion of the shank extends along substantially an entire axial length of the shank.

14. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the flat portion of the shank is disposed at the second end of the shank that engages the hole in the drip tray.

15. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the flat portion of the shank does not extend to the first end of the shank.

16. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 7 , further comprising a grid configured to be disposed within the drip tray, wherein the grid includes a hole configured to receive the shank.

17. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the flat portion is parallel to a longitudinal axis of the shank.

18. The glass rinser apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the flat portion of the hole prevents the shank from rotating when the nut is coupled to the second end of the shank.

Assignments (2)
MERGER Recorded Mar 5, 2020
From: MICRO MATIC USA, LLC
To: MICRO MATIC USA, INC
Reel/Frame 052020/0690 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 5, 2017
From: GONZALEZ, EDGAR; GEORDT, TOM
To: MICRO MATIC USA, LLC
Reel/Frame 041268/0892 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62269369 · Dec 18, 2015
Related Publication 20170172369A1 · Jun 22, 2017
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