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US 11,428,506 · App. 16/578,330 · Granted Aug 30, 2022

Compact vehicle door protector and bullet-proof auto shields

Inventor: Muthukumaran Azhagesan (Wayne, PA)
F41H5/226F41H5/013
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,428,506
App. No.
16/578,330
Granted
Aug 30, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

A compact vehicle door protector and Bullet-proof Auto Shield that protects any type of vehicle such as but not limited to a car, truck, sports utility vehicle, van, aircraft, which is easy and quick to install, and removable from vehicle, folded and stored away compactly before and after use, and more importantly serves as an auto door shield, capable of protecting the driver and occupants of the vehicle from harmful bullets or projectiles, while the extant vehicle is stationary or in motion.

Claims (4)

1. A vehicle door protector, comprising:

a shell member configured to cover a portion of an automobile door, said shell member having a first panel, a second panel and a third panel, said second panel being between said first panel and said third panel, said first panel being connected to said second panel by a first plurality of hinges and said second panel being connected to said third panel by a second plurality of hinges, each said panel having an interior surface configured to face said automobile door and an exterior surface opposite said interior surface, each said hinge having a locking lever configured to lock said respective hinge;

each said panel having a strap configured to attach said shell member to said automobile door, each said strap being made of a malleable metal, each said strap extending across respective said exterior surface of each said panel, each said strap having a hasp, each said hasp configured to permit adjustment of said respective strap, each said strap having a thin foam coating;

whereby when installed, said straps secure said shell member to said automobile door by wrapping around an upper and a lower edge of said automobile door.

Continuity (1)
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