Claims
- 1. A paint strainer comprising a conical receptacle having a conically tapering side wall defining a conical interior chamber, said receptacle consisting of relatively stiff sheet material and comprising top, intermediate and bottom parts, said intermediate part containing diametral openings between which there are diametral wall portions of lesser peripheral width than the openings, the wall portions being integral with and connecting the top and bottom portions and being of sufficient strength in tension and stiffness in compression to prevent separation of the bottom part from the top part due to the weight of the paint and displacement of the bottom part upwardly into the top part from external pressure applied to the tip, and diametral openings in the intermediate part comprising discharge openings and said bottom part containing means consisting of a drainage opening of smaller area than the discharge openings situated in the wall of said bottom part with the lowest portion thereof at the level of the bottom of the interior chamber, but above the tip at the exterior such as to enable complete drainage of the receptacle and said bottom part below the opening being imperforate peripherally and means constituting a rigid, crush-resistant tip and a flexible, fine mesh screen material adhered to the inside of the chamber covering the discharge and drainage openings.
Parent Case Info
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 770,077, filed Feb. 18, 1977, now abandoned.
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Continuations (1)
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