Haydn Jones

Title: Haydn Jones and His Smokeless Oral-Consumption Invention.

Introduction

Haydn Jones is an inventor associated with Liverpool, Great Britain, and Imperial Tobacco Limited. His patent work concerns a smokeless article for oral consumption, designed with a coated pouch that releases its contents when chewed.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Jones: “Smokeless article.” It describes a pouch made from a porous substrate that encloses content containing a nicotinic compound. The substrate has a continuous coating of non-porous, saliva-stable material. The coating is frangible, meaning it fractures during chewing.

The patent also describes a manufacturing method. It involves coating a sheet of porous substrate, forming the coated sheet into an article, and sealing it. The coating is designed to remain continuous while being sufficiently fragile to fracture during use.

Career Highlights

Jones’s listed invention focuses on the pouch’s structure and the behavior of its coating in the mouth. The design combines a saliva-stable barrier with a coating that breaks under chewing, while the manufacturing method outlines steps for producing the coated article. The supplied information associates Jones with Imperial Tobacco Limited and records 1 patent.

Collaborations

Steven Hall is identified as Jones’s coworker. The available information does not specify their roles or describe particular joint patent work.

Conclusion

Haydn Jones’s listed patent presents a coated pouch and manufacturing approach for a smokeless oral-consumption article, highlighting the interaction between a saliva-stable coating and its intended fracture during chewing.