Mark R Kenny

8444020, May 21, 2013

Apr 1, 2010

12/752264

Mark Kenny - Worth IL, US

B67D 7/84

222174, 222162, 22240215, 222473

Assembly for hand held or remote elevated operation of most modern style aerosol cans. The assembly comprises a frame having a handle, a saddle, a swiveling threaded adaptor, and an activating linkage. An aerosol can is held to the device with a clamp. For use in a manual fashion, the user may grasp the handle and depress a lever link of the activating linkage, such with a thumb or palm of a hand. For use in an elevated position, the assembly can be threaded onto a painters' extension pole using an indexing adaptor. The can may then be elevated, and the user can activate the assembly simply by pulling down on a tether.

20050279767, Dec 22, 2005

May 31, 2005

11/141488

Mark Kenny - Worth IL, US
Ronald Basick - Orland Park IL, US

B67D005/64

222174000

A swivel handle attachment clamps on the outside diameter of an aerosol can and includes a trigger device which may be remotely activated releasing the contents of said aerosol can by depressing the nozzle from pulling down on a tether. The attachment will adapt easily to a variety of different diameter cans by simply securing the can to a cradle and tightening the clamp. It may be attached to any number of standard male threaded elongated extension polls simply by screwing it onto the handle using the female threaded coupler located at the bottom of the handle. By loosening the thumbscrew the can may be pivoted up or down, making it more accurate in pin pointing contents of said can to targeted area. Removing one self from any dangerous situations. For instance, being up on a ladder while spraying insecticides, or chemicals on trees or buildings and the like.