IP Library Granted Patent US 10,024,619
Granted Patent B2
US 10,024,619 · App. 14/856,233 · Granted Jul 17, 2018

Temperature reduction protective wrap

Inventors: Gian Almazan (Agoura Hills, CA); Hamid R. Akhavan (Calabasas, CA); Chris Castro (Calabasas, CA)
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,024,619
App. No.
14/856,233
Granted
Jul 17, 2018
Kind
B2
Abstract

An approach is presented for a temperature reduction protective wrap that wraps around a barrel of a firearm and protects a user's hand and fingers from being burned.

Claims (19)

1. A temperature reduction protective wrap for a barrel of a firearm, comprising:

a heat shield element;

a protective element, where the heat shield element is integrated with the protective element;

a non-slip element secured to the protective element, the non-slip element having a perimeter where the protective element includes a first set of loops coupled to the perimeter and spaced apart across the protective element in parallel pairs and a second set of loops coupled to the perimeter and located perpendicular to at least one of the first set of loops towards one end of the protective element; and

a securing means including a cord that may be passed through the loops and a locking member coupled to opposing ends of the cord, where the securing means is adapted to secure the heat shield element around the barrel of the firearm, and where the locking member locks the cord such that the cord remains tightened or stressed about the barrel of the firearm.

2. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 1 , where the heat shield element is completely covered by the protective element.

3. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 1 , where the heat shield element is a PAN-based carbon fiber material.

4. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 3 , where the protective element has a camouflage pattern.

5. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 1 , where the securing means includes a wire.

6. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 1 , where the securing means includes a strip of fabric.

7. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 1 , where the heat shield element has a thermal conductivity of no more than 0.03 W/m*K.

8. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 1 , where the non-slip element covers only a portion of the protective element.

9. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 1 , where the protective element is nylon fabric.

10. A temperature reduction protective wrap for a barrel of a firearm, comprising:

a heat shield element;

a protective element, where the protective element is more thermally conductive than the heat shield element, the protective element including a first set of loops and a second set of loops;

a non-slip element having a perimeter, where the heat shield element is integrated with the protective element with the non-slip element covering a portion of the protective element, and where the first set of loops are coupled to the perimeter and spaced apart across the protective element and the second set of loops are coupled to the perimeter and located perpendicular to at least one of the first set of loops towards one end of the protective element; and

a securing means including a cord adapted to pass through the loops and a locking member coupled to opposing ends of the cord, where the securing means is adapted to secure the heat shield element around the barrel of the firearm, and where the locking member locks the cord at one end of the protective element proximate the second set of loops such that the cord remains tightened or stressed about the barrel.

11. The temperature reduction protective wrap of claim 1 , where the locking member is coupled to the opposing ends of the cord at a location proximate the second set of loops.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 5, 2018
From: ALMAZAN, GIAN; CASTRO, CHRIS
To: AKHAVAN, HAMID R.
Reel/Frame 046268/0730 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62051199 · Sep 16, 2014
Related Publication 20160076845A1 · Mar 17, 2016
Cited By (1)
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