MARK-ERASABLE PEN CAP
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1. A mark-erasable pen cap being applied to receive an end of a writing instrument therein, comprising:
- a cap body made of an elastic erasing material defining a first end and a second end having a containing groove with a containing space to receive the end of the writing instrument therein, said containing grove further comprising;
a bottom portion neighboring to the first end and having a first diameter;
an opening portion neighboring to the second end and having a second diameter; and
a wall portion connecting with the bottom portion and the opening portion, having an inner diameter substantially enlarged from the first diameter to the second diameter.
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Abstract
A mark-erasable pen cap comprises a cap body having a containing groove. The cap body is made of an elastic erasing material and defines a first end and an opposing second end. The first end has an opening. The containing groove comprises a bottom portion, an opening portion, and a wall portion. The bottom portion neighboring to the first end has a first diameter; the opening portion located at the second end has a second diameter smaller than the first diameter; and the wall portion connecting the bottom portion and the opening portion has an inner diameter substantially tapered from the opening portion to the bottom portion.
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1. A mark-erasable pen cap being applied to receive an end of a writing instrument therein, comprising:
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a cap body made of an elastic erasing material defining a first end and a second end having a containing groove with a containing space to receive the end of the writing instrument therein, said containing grove further comprising; a bottom portion neighboring to the first end and having a first diameter; an opening portion neighboring to the second end and having a second diameter; and a wall portion connecting with the bottom portion and the opening portion, having an inner diameter substantially enlarged from the first diameter to the second diameter. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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