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Warren J Schieser

from Columbus, OH
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Related to:
Laurie L SchieserJose D GomesAnn Schieser, 42Stephen Schieser, 77
Connected to:
Angelia D Schiesel, 46Sharon Schieser, 69Adam W Schiesl, 37Alison E Schiesl, 42Emily E Schiesl, 44Nicole R Schiesler, 48Richard E Schiesl, 72Robb C Schiesl, 51Berit T Schiess, 40Blaine T Schiess, 47

Warren Schieser Phones & Addresses

  • Columbus, OH
  • 7878 Sethwick Rd, Dublin, OH 43016 (614) 889-0703
  • Key Colony Beach, FL
  • Long Key, FL
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
  • Marysville, OH
  • 7878 Sethwick Rd, Dublin, OH 43016

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Us Patents

Interfitting, Stackable Bottles

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US Patent:
43089550, Jan 5, 1982
Filed:
May 27, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/153086
Inventors:
Warren J. Schieser - Dublin OH
Craig L. Duffey - Galena OH
Assignee:
Liqui-Box Corporation - Worthington OH
International Classification:
B65D 2102
B65D 102
US Classification:
206509
Abstract:
A large light-weight bottle made of plastic of the type used on water dispensers instead of the heavy glass bottle. Each bottle is made of rectangular or square transverse cross-section with spaced reinforcing ribs or bands extending therearound. On opposed flat faces or sides, each bottle is provided, respectively, with a square locking projection and a complemental receiving socket so that a plurality of the bottles can be stacked on their sides with the locking projections and sockets of adjacent sides interfitting to keep the bottles in alignment in the stack and with the reinforcing ribs superimposed for strength.

Separator And Feeder For A Strip Of Flexible Bags

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US Patent:
42979293, Nov 3, 1981
Filed:
Dec 20, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/105567
Inventors:
Warren J. Schieser - Dublin OH
Stanley E. Vickers - Hideaway Hills OH
Assignee:
Liqui-Box Corporation - Worthington OH
International Classification:
B26D 700
B65B 300
US Classification:
83110
Abstract:
Apparatus for receiving a strip of flexible bags with capped spouts at longitudinally spaced intervals which are to be separated at transverse joints and then fed individually to a point of use. It includes draw rolls for drawing the strip horizontally into cooperation with a separator, means for vertically reciprocating the separator to pass through the strip and separate the leading bag therefrom, a guide channel for receiving the spout of each separated bag, and a feeding element for engaging the spout on each successive bag and arranging the spouts in predetermined spaced relationship relative to previously inserted spouts and with the leading bag in a selected position for its spout to be engaged by bag-withdrawing means.

Filler For Bags Connected In A Continuous Strip

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US Patent:
46204113, Nov 4, 1986
Filed:
Apr 1, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/718150
Inventors:
Warren J. Schieser - Dublin OH
Stanley E. Vickers - Hideaway Hills OH
Craig L. Duffey - Galena OH
Assignee:
Liqui-Box Corporation - Worthington OH
International Classification:
B65B 304
B65B 4340
B65B 4354
US Classification:
53570
Abstract:
A machine for automatically filling the capped spouts of flexible bags of a continuous strip which comprises a strip-feed section, a separated bag-feed section, a separator section and a filling and uncapping/capping section. The strip-feed section feeds the strip to the separator section where the leading bag is separated from the strip and is immediately advanced by the bag-feed section to the filling section. At the filling section, the bag is uncapped, filled and recapped.

Uncapper For Containers Having Friction Caps Carrying Flexible Tubes

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US Patent:
46762850, Jun 30, 1987
Filed:
Jun 19, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/876013
Inventors:
Warren J. Schieser - Dublin OH
Stanley E. Vickers - Hideaway Hills OH
Craig L. Duffey - Galena OH
Assignee:
Liqui-Box Corporation - Worthington OH
International Classification:
B65B 316
B65B 4342
US Classification:
141114
Abstract:
A machine for automatically filling the capped spouts of flexible bags of a continuous strip which comprises a strip-feed section, a separated bag-feed section, a separator section and a filling and uncapping/capping section. The strip-feed section feeds the strip to the separator section where the leading bag is separated from the strip and is immediately advanced by the bag-feed section to the filling section. At the filling section, the bag is uncapped, filled and recapped.

Bottle

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US Patent:
D2649420, Jun 15, 1982
Filed:
May 27, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/153191
Inventors:
Warren J. Schieser - Dublin OH
Craig L. Duffey - Galena OH
Assignee:
Liqui-Box Corporation - Worthington OH
International Classification:
D0901
US Classification:
D 9401

Bottle

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US Patent:
D2444275, May 24, 1977
Filed:
Oct 23, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/624740
Inventors:
Warren J. Schieser - Columbus OH
Stanley E. Vickers - Columbus OH
Assignee:
Corco, Inc. - Worthington OH
International Classification:
D0901
US Classification:
D 9 73

Self-Sealing Valve

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US Patent:
40321061, Jun 28, 1977
Filed:
Jun 4, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/693220
Inventors:
Warren J. Schieser - Columbus OH
John R. Sneeden - Columbus OH
R. Alan Feltner - Columbus OH
Curtis J. Bond - Marion OH
Assignee:
Corco, Inc. - Worthington OH
International Classification:
F16K 706
US Classification:
251144
Abstract:
A self-sealing dispensing valve for use on various containers. It is a simple two-piece device consisting of an outer housing having a dispensing outlet and an inner complemental valve member which ordinarily closes the outlet but which can be moved by finger pressure to open the outlet, and which will automatically return to its closed position when opening pressure is released. The housing has a flexible dome-shaped outer wall which embraces and is attached to a complemental dome-shaped rigid wall at the outer end of the valve member, which also has an axially inwardly extending flared sealing skirt. The skirt normally seats on the outlet, which extends radially through the correspondially tapered housing, but will be displaced axially inwardly to open the outlet, upon inward axial pressure on the outer dome-shaped flexible housing wall. Internal container pressure aids in the normal seating of the valve member.

Continuous Rotary Machine For Uncapping, Filling And Recapping Flexible Bags Having Separable Caps

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US Patent:
42839017, Aug 18, 1981
Filed:
Dec 20, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/105624
Inventors:
Warren J. Schieser - Dublin OH
Stanley E. Vickers - Hideaway Hills OH
Assignee:
Liqui-Box Corporation - Columbus OH
International Classification:
B65B 317
B65B 330
US Classification:
53 75
Abstract:
A continuous motion high-speed rotary machine of the turret type which has a plurality of angularly spaced filler heads thereon, each equipped with movable uncapping and capping means and a movable filler nozzle. As the turret rotates continuously, an individual bag spout is partially inserted into the approaching filler head. These bags are of the flexible type, each having a spout with a removable cap pressed thereon. The individual bags may be presented to the successive continuously-moving filler heads automatically or manually. A control system is provided on the machine which includes means for sensing the presence of the partially-inserted capped spout as the spout is clamped in the head. The movable uncapping and capping means on the head is then actuated to remove the cap and move the filler nozzle into cooperation with the clamped spout. A vacuum system on the machine then functions, through the nozzle, to pull vacuum through the spout on the bag to facilitate filling.
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