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Scraper for removing fish entrails

Granted 20 Oct 2020 · 2 office actions

Assignee: NIKKI CO., LTD.

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Inventors: Kazuo Sato · Examiner: Jennifer L Rempfer · AU 2919 · TC 2900

Application

35/504,832

filed 7 Nov 2017

Publication

Not published

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US D899202

granted 20 Oct 2020

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Description

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›1.1 shows a front view of a scraper…

1.1 shows a front view of a scraper for removing fish entrails;

1.2 shows a back view of a scraper for removing fish entrails;

1.3 shows a right view of a scraper for removing fish entrails;

1.4 shows a left view of a scraper for removing fish entrails;

1.5 shows a top view of a scraper for removing fish entrails;

1.6 shows a bottom view of a scraper for removing fish entrails;

1.7 shows a perspective view of a scraper for removing fish entrails;

1.8 shows a perspective view of a scraper for removing fish entrails;

1.9 shows a left view of a scraper for removing fish entrails in an environment of use;

1.10 shows an end view of a scraper for removing fish entrails in an environment of use;

1.11 shows another end view of a scraper for removing fish entrails in an environment of use;

1.12 shows another end view of a scraper for removing fish entrails in an environment of use; and

1.13 shows another end view of a scraper for removing fish entrails in an environment of use.

The elements shown in broken lines are for illustrative purposes only and form no part of the claimed invention.

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Claims

1 · 1 independent · depth 1

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›1.independentThe ornamental design for a scraper for removing fish entrails, as shown and described.

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USPC · US Patent Classification

D07/693

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3.0 y

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non-final + final

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Examiner

Jennifer L Rempfer

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3 members · 3 offices

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US · JP

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Office	Publication	Kind	Published	Filed	Status	Title
USthis patent	US-D899202-S	S1	20 Oct 2020	7 Nov 2017	granted	Scraper for removing fish entrails
JP	JP-1596480-S	S	5 Feb 2018	16 May 2017	granted	no title held

›Other offices — 1 members

Office	Publication	Kind	Published	Filed	Status	Title
TW	TW-D192116-S	S	11 Aug 2018	8 Nov 2017	published	Fish viscera removal scraperzh

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