E-Z out mail tray

a mail tray and e-z technology, applied in the field of ez-out mail tray, can solve the problems of not including all of the problems involved in the handling of mail in and out of rural mailboxes, prior art incorporated in mailbox inserts, which are known and documented, individually, and achieves the effect of simple, economical and enduring attachmen

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-11-10
PRIEST ROBERT C
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[0021] This invention will solve many problems that exist regar

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Prior art incorporated in mailbox inserts, which are known and documented, individually, fail t

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[0035] This invention is designed in simple configuration to facilitate mass production from various materials, to present a useful product that will be economically priced to the consumer, and include design for damage control.

[0036] The simple configuration submitted allows production from several materials, some of which are: moldable rubber compounds, wood, light metal, and plastic. The desired material is moldable rubber compounds.

[0037] The process of manufacture using rubber compounds consists of molds, which can be formed or purchased from mold making companies. The operation of manufacture after securing the mold is simply pouring the liquid into the mold and let it harden. This is a process that is well known in the molding business.

[0038] Using the above method is desired as assembly lines and delicate handwork is avoided and is necessary to reach the goal of economically available to all income classes of people.

[0039] This processes alone separates this invention fr...

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Abstract

This invention is a simple, inexpensive, damage resistant, compact tray for use in rural type mailboxes to facilitate an improved, safer and easier manner in posting and receiving mail. It is designed with five major additions to the arts of existing mail tray patents: 1. The nature of this invention is specifically designed for mass production to result in an inexpensive tray available to peoples of all income brackets. 2. It is also designed for damage control keeping incoming and outgoing mail free from damage, with emphasis on water damage. 3. It is designed to allow mail receipiants ease of access when approaching in an automobile. 4. Multiple materials may be used in its construction, all working equally well. 5. All of the necessary arts found in the various inventions of this nature have been consolidated in this invention.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] The need for a more economical, more efficient, more simple and easier to use mail tray comes loud and clear from the millions who use rural type mailboxes and this is the background and cause of this invention. [0002] There is existing at this date, Apr. 6, 2004, over thirty-three million such mail boxes (33,314,305), in the United States alone, one of these is mine and a quick calculation using an estimated mail recipient checking mail twenty-five times a month reveals visits to rural mail boxes in the United States to be over six hundred and sixty million per month. [0003] Prior art incorporated in mailbox inserts, which are known and documented, individually, fail to include all of the problems involved with the handling of mail in and out of rural mailboxes. U.S. Pat. Nos., 4,714,192, Harlow, 4,753,385, Phipps, 4,896,827, Economou. 5,271,55. Mayer. [0004] This invention, named, E Z Out Mail Tray, incorporates and solves all of the prior arts n...

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IPC IPC(8): A47G29/12A47G29/122
CPCA47G29/1209A47G29/12097
Inventor PRIEST, ROBERT C.
Owner PRIEST ROBERT C
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