Christopher D Evans

6357634, Mar 19, 2002

Oct 12, 2000

09/689558

Christopher T. Evans - Long Valley NJ
Chris Gieda - Long Valley NJ
Kenneth R. Jones - Wayne NJ

Sussex Technology Inc. - Sparta NJ

B67D 300

222525

A container cap dispensing apparatus includes a cover member and a base member. The cover member is disposed over a portion of the base member, and the base member is secured to a container. The cover member is secured to either the base member or the container to allow the cover member to rotate relative to the container. The cover member and base member cooperate to drive a plug of the base member axially away from a dispensing opening defined in the cover member in order to permit the discharge of contents from an attached container. The cover member is permitted to rotate relative to the container but is not displaced axially relative to the base member.

6422433, Jul 23, 2002

Jun 1, 2001

09/872511

Christopher T. Evans - Long Valley NJ
Christopher Gieda - Long Valley NJ

Sussex Technologies, Inc. - Sparta NJ

B65D 4700

222548, 222547, 222531, 222529, 222507

A method and apparatus for dispensing a fluid product, the apparatus including a dispenser cap including a substantially cylindrical base portion including a flexible post protruding therefrom, and a substantially cylindrical cover portion which is shaped to fit overtop of the substantially cylindrical base portion, said substantially cylindrical cover portion including a frustoconical portion extend therefrom which receives the flexible post.

6609287, Aug 26, 2003

Dec 11, 2000

09/734151

Christopher T. Evans - Long Valley NJ
Christopher Gieda - Long Valley NJ

Sussex Technology, Inc. - Sparta NJ

B23P 1102

29451, 29450, 29505, 215303, 215305

An improved cosmetic container cap assembly includes a molded plastic base cap including a wall having an inner surface for mating with a container and an outer surface including a plurality of substantially parallel vertical ribs disposed on the outer surface of the wall. The cosmetic container cap assembly also includes a molded plastic shell sized to surround the outer surface of the base cap and including a wall having an inner surface and an outer surface, the inner surface including a plurality of substantially parallel vertical ribs disposed to mate with the vertical ribs of the base cap. The ribs of at least one of the base cap or the shell include a plurality of protruded portions extending from the ribs that plastically deform when the shell is fitted over the outer surface of the base cap to secure the base cap through an interference fit.

6948634, Sep 27, 2005

Mar 21, 2002

10/104852

Christopher T. Evans - Long Valley NJ, US
Christopher Gieda - Long Valley NJ, US

Warner-Lambert Company LLC - Morris Plains NJ

B65G059/06

221202, 221263, 221289, 221204

A dispenser for dispensing solid dosing forms which include a storage compartment and a releasing portion at the bottom of the storage compartment. The releasing portion is adapted to receive a releasing device which dispenses a single solid dosage form while providing security against the release of multiple solid dosage forms as well as clogging which may prevent the release of a single solid dosage form.

7093738, Aug 22, 2006

Aug 16, 2004

10/918460

Christopher T. Evans - Long Valley NJ, US
Christopher Gieda - Long Valley NJ, US

Union Street Brand Packaging, LLC - Flanders NJ

G01F 11/28
B65D 47/04

222205, 222453, 222456, 222476, 222500

The present invention is a narrow neck dosage device for dispensing a predetermined quantity of product. An insert is installed in a narrow neck of a container with a bottom disk protruding into the body of the container and a top device within the neck of the container. The bottom disk initially hangs within the container body, while the top device rests on a divider that separates the neck from the container body. The top device can be upward angled blades, angled blades or a circular disc. A shaft connects the top devices and the bottom disk. The shaft also can have multiple configurations, such as spiral, flat helix, or random kinks. The shaft spins, rocks or oscillates and passes through a hole in the center of the divider. The divider has pre-sized holes that allow product to pass through. When the container is tipped into a dispensing position, fluid pressure moves the insert up the neck of the container until the bottom disk reaches the divider and seals the neck off from the body of the container.

D531897, Nov 14, 2006

Sep 13, 2004

29/213102

Christopher T. Evans - Long Valley NJ, US
Christopher Gieda - Long Valley NJ, US
David J. Schultz - Northborough MA, US
Paul Bertram - Franklin MA, US

Union Street Brand Packaging, LLC. - Clinton MA

0907

D 9435, D9447

7216775, May 15, 2007

Mar 12, 2004

10/798892

Christopher T. Evans - Long Valley NJ, US
Christopher Gieda - Long Valley NJ, US
David Schultz - Northborough MA, US
Paul Bertram - Franklin MA, US

Union Street Brand Packaging - Flanders NJ

B65H 1/00

221 63, 221 33, 221 45, 221267

The new invention allows for easy retrieval of fall backs and eases the initial threading process upon initial opening/use of the package. Threading is done without removing the cap. Several of the embodiments allow refills to be inserted into the canister without removing the lid/cap. The layout of the dispensing system and the geometry and shape of the dispensing orifice/aperture minimize and mitigate product fall backs. The new invention improves performance of the orifices/apertures through unique geometry and shape as well as using different materials from existing products or the combination of multiple materials. Varying orifice diameter, co-molded density and stiffness or geometry of the actual lobes defining the dispensing aperture allows the precise amount of friction to be created in the dispensing opening for selectively grabbing or releasing the towelette, thereby tearing the towelette connecting perforations at just the right time.

7284661, Oct 23, 2007

Mar 10, 2004

10/796121

Christopher T. Evans - Long Valley NJ, US
Christopher Gieda - Long Valley NJ, US

Union Street Brand Packaging - Flanders NJ

B65D 83/04

206532, 206534

The present invention is a system for opening blister packages. Generally, a cover attachment is fixed to a blister card. Buttons or tabs on the cover attachment are aligned with individual blisters on the blister card and have piercing edges or attachments. A user presses the buttons or lifts tabs and a cover layer over the blisters is pierced. The buttons or tabs are then moved or raised to allow the user to access the contents of the blister by conventional means. Embodiments include hinged tabs, slideable attachments, clamshell-like covers with moveable carriages, rotatable arms with piercing attachments, locking tab mechanisms, and flexible tethered tool devices. A variety of different blister configurations can be used. Additionally, the blister card attachments render the blister card/pack child resistant despite being easier to open.