This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Mobil Oil Corporation. Active years: 1988.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1988
Title: Harold J. Bouwens and His Disposable Rain Garment Invention.
Introduction
Harold J. Bouwens was an inventor associated with Newark, New York, and Mobil Oil Corporation. His recorded patent describes a practical way to produce and dispense lightweight disposable rain garments from a continuous roll of plastic film.
Latest Patents
Bouwens is credited with one patent. His invention, “Disposable Rain Garment,” concerns garments made from tubular, lay-flat plastic film. Regularly spaced transverse perforations divide the continuous web into individual garments, which can be torn from a supply roll as needed. Each garment includes a sealed edge with a perforated opening for the wearer’s head, along with openings at the sides for the arms.
Career Highlights
The patent’s design emphasizes convenient, on-demand dispensing and simple construction. By forming multiple garments in a continuous web, the invention offers a straightforward approach to supplying disposable rain protection.
Collaborations
Bouwens’s listed coworkers include Clifford H. Patridge and David V. Dobreski. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in developing the patent.
Conclusion
Harold J. Bouwens’s patent presents a roll-dispensed disposable rain garment designed for convenient use, reflecting a practical innovation in lightweight protective apparel.
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