Daniel M Zimmerman

Title: Daniel M. Zimmerman and His Dispensing Bottle Invention.

Introduction

Daniel M. Zimmerman is an inventor associated with Glen Ellyn, Illinois, and H.J. Heinz Company Brands LLC. His patent describes a dispensing bottle designed to help form and expand a serum well as its closure is opened.

Latest Patents

Zimmerman is identified with 1 patent: “Container, Closure, and Methods of Manufacture and Use.” The invention features a closure cap with a central fluid opening and an inner skirt that secures the cap to the container. A threaded shaft around the opening connects to a movable tube, together forming an expandable serum well. As the cap is partially unscrewed, an extension on the tube engages the container neck or its liner, retaining the tube while the cap moves and the well expands.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Zimmerman’s patent work with H.J. Heinz Company Brands LLC. The patent focuses on the design and operation of a dispensing container and its closure.

Collaborations

Zimmerman’s listed coworkers include John Kevin Clay and James E. McCay. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or their contributions to the invention.

Conclusion

Daniel M. Zimmerman’s patent presents a dispensing bottle mechanism that expands a serum well as the closure is opened, reflecting his documented work in container and closure design.