Curling head for curling broom

A - Human Necessities – 63 – B

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A63B 67/14 (2006.01) A47L 13/16 (2006.01) A47L 13/42 (2006.01)

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CA 2728267

The present invention provides a curling broom head for improved ice surface heating and curling performance. The curling broom includes an elongate shaft having opposed first and second ends, the first end being graspable by a sweeper and being attached to a broom head attachment plate located at the second end. A curling broom head is attached to the broom head receptacle for sweeping an ice surface. The broom head includes a base section, a reflective constituent selected to reflect infrared radiation which can be a layer secured to a bottom surface of the base section, or the top of the woven fabric or both or a reflective powder incorporated into a foam pad attached to the base section, (or the foam pad being metalized), or an outer surface of an outer fabric layer located below the pad being metalized and secured to the base section. The outer surface of the outer fabric layer contacts the ice during sweeping motion by the user sweeping the ice surface with the broom. Infrared radiation generated by the sweeper sweeping the ice is reflected by the reflective layer back towards the ice surface for further heating up the ice surface.

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