This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: American Can Company. Active years: 1981.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1981
Title: Eugene F. Eike and His Patent for a Hot-Spray Release Coating.
Introduction
Eugene F. Eike is an inventor associated with Crystal Lake, Illinois, and the American Can Company. His patent describes a process for coating formed containers so that food and other contents can be released more easily.
Latest Patents
Eike’s listed patent, “Hot Spray,” concerns applying a meat-release coating to a formed container before it is filled, sealed, and processed. The method sprays hot-melt wax onto the container and then applies heat to fuse the wax into a continuous internal coating. This coating serves as a release agent for subsequently added comestibles and similar contents. Eike is credited with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Eike’s patent reflects work on container preparation and food-packaging processes at the American Can Company. The invention focuses on applying and fusing a wax coating before filling, with the aim of creating a consistent release surface inside the container.
Collaborations
Eike’s listed coworkers include Gerald G. Echternach and Leo A. Stukas.
Conclusion
Eugene F. Eike’s patent documents a practical approach to improving release from formed containers through hot-spray wax application and heat fusion.
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