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Plastic Water Snakes

06/08/2009 2:15 AM

hi,

does anyone know who makes "plastic water snakes" (4 1/2 inch long, soft plastic filled with water)

i need to make something similar for a engieneering application,

Regards,

Murray

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Re: "plastic water snakes"

06/08/2009 2:35 AM

Something like a soda iced lolly?

Do they have to resemble a snake with a sharp side as well?

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Re: Plastic Water Snakes

06/08/2009 10:44 AM

I have to admit I've sat here for a long time trying to figure out what possible engineering application you'd have for those things. Can you give us a hint?

One such company is Dongguan Tangxia Sunjune Toys. They call 'em "Water Wiggles". Supposedly they do OEM work too - although perhaps not what you're after.

I couldn't find a website of their own. You'll have to contact them through a B2B site like Alibaba. See link below.

http://sj-toys.en.alibaba.com/productgrouplist-200636474/Water_Wigglies.html

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Re: Plastic Water Snakes

06/09/2009 6:31 AM

thank- you for your help,

sorry I cant give you a hint, as I myself have spent over 12 months on a patent and this Idea,

thanks again,

if you do come up with an idea id be interested,

this is hard work,

have a good one,

muzz.

if you have come

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