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Richard S Garganese

from Warwick, RI
Age ~72
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Also known as:
Richard F Garganese, Richard M Garganese, Richard S Garanes, Richard E
Phone and address:
469 Long St, Warwick, RI 02886
Related to:
Darny Mao, 29
Connected to:
David J Garganese, 47Kathleen J Garganera, 37Paula J Garganera, 36Lisa M Gargani, 56William A Gargani, 68Adele A Gargano, 66Alan S Gargano, 72Albert D Gargano, 54Amanda C Gargano, 33Gabriela Gargano, 41

Richard Garganese Phones & Addresses

  • 469 Long St, Warwick, RI 02886
  • 163 Kent Ave, East Greenwich, RI 02818
  • 263 Kent Ave, East Greenwich, RI 02818
  • 40 Celestia Ct, North Kingstown, RI 02852
  • 129 Airport St, North Kingstown, RI 02852
  • Slatersville, RI
  • Saunderstown, RI

Work

Position: President

Skills

New Business Development • Product Development • Manufacturing • Strategic Planning • Packaging • Sales Management • Team Building • Negotiation • Marketing Strategy • Lean Manufacturing • Business Strategy • Continuous Improvement • Sales • Food • Key Account Management • Plastics

Industries

Packaging And Containers

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President

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Location:
P/O Box 323, East Greenwich, RI
Industry:
Packaging And Containers
Work:

President
Skills:
New Business Development
Product Development
Manufacturing
Strategic Planning
Packaging
Sales Management
Team Building
Negotiation
Marketing Strategy
Lean Manufacturing
Business Strategy
Continuous Improvement
Sales
Food
Key Account Management
Plastics

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Richard Garganese
PRESIDENT
Industrial Packaging Co., Inc
THERMOFORMING, TO PACKAGE, WRAP, SELL OR OTHERWISE COVER PRODUCTS
129 Airport St BUILDING 419, North Kingstown, RI 02852
40 Celestia Ct, North Kingstown, RI 02852
Richard Garganese
President
CRA CARD CO., INC
129 Airport St BLDG 419, North Kingstown, RI 02852
40 Celestia Ct, North Kingstown, RI 02852
Richard Garganese
President
Innovative Packaging Incorporated
The Manufacture, Marketing And Sale Of Packaging Products For Goods Sold At Wholesale And Retail
PO Box 323, East Greenwich, RI
40 Celestia Ct, North Kingstown, RI 02852

Publications

Us Patents

Jewelry Display Card

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US Patent:
50782649, Jan 7, 1992
Filed:
Mar 12, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/667865
Inventors:
Richard S. Garganese - East Greenwich RI
International Classification:
A45G 1116
B65D 7300
US Classification:
206 61
Abstract:
Apparatus for displaying ear rings for use with pierced ears, including a front panel on which an ear ring ornament appears and a locking panel located at the rear of the front panel for holding a clutch in place.

Cable Terminal Protector

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US Patent:
51911728, Mar 2, 1993
Filed:
Nov 7, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/788807
Inventors:
Richard S. Garganese - East Greenwich RI
International Classification:
H02G 1502
US Classification:
174 74A
Abstract:
Cable terminal protector, consisting of two generally rectangular main members joined at one end by an integral live hinge for movement from a face-to-face closed position to an open position, there being a central pocket formed in each main member for forming an enclosure. Cable channels are formed in the ends of the members to clamp a cable when the main members are in the closed position and means are provided for locking the main members in the closed position, while sealing surfaces surround the pockets and to cooperate, when the main members are in the closed position, to prevent foreign matter from entering the enclosure and to provide complete electrostatic encapsulation when a conductive material is used for the protector.

Display Card

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US Patent:
51975963, Mar 30, 1993
Filed:
Jan 7, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/637710
Inventors:
Richard S. Garganese - East Greenwich RI
International Classification:
B65D 7300
US Classification:
206 61
Abstract:
A display card for jewelry has at least one and preferably a pair of posts protruding from at least the rear face thereof that serve as gripping members for pin formed jewelry articles. The posts have bores that are formed with a wide mouth for ease of insertion and the bore tapers to a small gripping portion to hold the jewelry pin. A decorative layer preferably overlies the central area of the card. The decorative layer may in some versions be frictionally held in place by the posts. In another form, an integral compartment is formed on the card to store jewelry parts.

Method Of Molding A Display Card

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US Patent:
52157008, Jun 1, 1993
Filed:
Nov 6, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/788442
Inventors:
Richard S. Garganese - North Kingstown RI
International Classification:
B29C 4516
US Classification:
264250
Abstract:
A method of molding a display card for jewelry which has a pair of posts protruding from at least the rear face thereof that serve as gripping members for pin formed jewelry articles. The posts have bores that are formed with a wide mouth for ease of insertion and the bore tapers to a small gripping portion to hold the jewelry pin. A decorative layer overlies the central area of the card and is frictionally held in place by the posts.

Jewelry Display Device

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US Patent:
46977058, Oct 6, 1987
Filed:
Dec 9, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/939781
Inventors:
Richard S. Garganese - North Kingstown RI
International Classification:
B65D 7300
US Classification:
206488
Abstract:
A display device for jewelry articles in the form of a card has a plurality of compartments formed therein, one compartment containing the hardware for the jewelry article and the other compartment containing a resilient material. For decorative purposes, the face of the card that covers the open compartment is covered with a flock-like material.

Display Card Assembly For Ring-Like Ornamental Articles

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US Patent:
48801178, Nov 14, 1989
Filed:
Aug 22, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/234956
Inventors:
Richard S. Garganese - North Kingstown RI
International Classification:
B65D 7300
US Classification:
206487
Abstract:
A display card assembly includes first and second substantially flat cards having first and second apertures therein, respectively, and an elongated substantially flat retaining member which is dimensioned for receiving a ring-like ornamental article thereon. The cards are secured together in overlying relation with the apertures in substantially aligned relation and the retaining member is interposed between the cards so that it passes across the opening defined by the apertures. A ring-like ornamental article received on the portion of the retaining member passing across the opening defined by the apertures is retained on the retaining member so that it can be effectively displayed on the display card assembly.

Beverage Container Carrier Apparatus

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US Patent:
52210022, Jun 22, 1993
Filed:
Dec 3, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/985039
Inventors:
Richard S. Garganese - North Kingstown RI
International Classification:
B65D 7500
US Classification:
206151
Abstract:
A beverage container carrier is shown formed from a single piece of rigid plastic material having two rows of container receiving apertures extending between a hinge end and a latch end. Separations are formed in the walls between apertures in each row and in the latch end in alignment with each row. A latch is formed in the latch end for each row of apertures. The longitudinal side portions are adapted, in the unlatched condition, to spring away from the center spine to receive containers and to snap back into a latched position to grip containers placed in the apertures.

Paint Can Accessory

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US Patent:
55338020, Jul 9, 1996
Filed:
Mar 6, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/398672
Inventors:
Richard S. Garganese - North Kingstown RI
International Classification:
B01F 716
US Classification:
366256
Abstract:
An improved paint can accessory that permanently replaces an original paint can lid is provided. The accessory includes a main body with three apertures therein. The first aperture is circular and provides access by a siphon hose from paint spraying machines. A releasable plug closes the first aperture when not in use. A semicircular second aperture receives an insert having a pouring spout to permit controlled pouring of liquid contained in the container. A third aperture receives a mixing shaft which is connected to a mixing plate to mix liquid within the container. A handle facilitates actuation of the mixing shaft and, by its rotational position, ensures that the mixing plate is properly positioned. The accessory also completely covers the sealing groove of the paint can to prevent flow of liquid therein.
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Richard S Garganese from Warwick, RI, age ~72 Get Report