Patent Illustrations do not just contain simple lines that form a drawing. Explained here are 5 basic line types you will see in a patent illustration formal draft.
2. Phantom Line: The Phantom line represents the disclaimed portion of a design drawing. They have been confused with dashed line. They actually will appear as dash dot dot dash or dash dot dash lines.
3. Projected Line: Projected lines are not commonly used in design patents. They have been confused with dashed lines. Projected Line types are actually dash dot dash. They represent a part or device that detaches or comes apart from another embodiment. They’re used in exploded images, guiding on how each part connects (Brackets are required in the use of exploded images)
5. Boundary Line: The boundary line is sometimes practiced in design patent illustrations. It’s used to separate disclaimed areas on an embodiment from the claimed. Like the projection line, the boundary line will appear as dash dot dash.
The legend labels the line types and illustrates what these lines will look like.
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